this is colombia. >> juan: the guajira is a very rugged terrain. it's desert. uh, there's not that much water. so, that's part of why the spaniards, they weren't able to colonize them. >> anthony: you've been coming here for some time. >> juan: i became very interested in guajira because i began dealing with, uh, fresh fish, and, uh, fresh lobster, fresh shrimp. and for, uh, goat meat to take back to bogota. >> anthony: is it good? >> juan: it's very good. >> anthony: goats are important to the wayuu, as they're used for food, for bartering, and even as dowry payments. rancho owners come to the old market in riohacha to sell, slaughter, and cook goat in the mornings. today we're having friche. >> juan: friche's a traditional dish from the wayuus. it consists of the tripes -- the heart, the intestines, and the offal of the goat. so, it's really fresh because they slaughter them back here. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> juan: and this is where the wayuu women cook it. so this is really fresh and traditional. >>

colombia is at peace and santos has won a nobel prize. sharing the same continent gives him a good view of president trump's policies, and like all the leaders awaiting trump's arrival in davos, he tells me that he's eager to see which president trump turns up, the angry america-first nationalist or the charmer, eager to do business with his counterparts. president santos, welcome from davos! >> thank you for having me. >> so, i have to ask you, this time last year, there you all were, and in the middle of this conference was president trump's inauguration with that american carnage speech, the america first speech, and the darkness. do you remember what you all were thinking at that time in davos? >> yes, i remember very well. it was a world upside down. the chinese prime minister was here in davos, and he was promoting free trade, investments, open economies. and the people were saying, why are the chinese saying that, and we're hearing from the u.s. the contrary, protectionism and controlled trade? so, it was the world upside down. tha

mÉxico, colombia y venezuela.ord de casos de pornografÍa y abusos de menores. >> la cifra que tenemos son 1400 imÁgenes asociadas a 276 eventos. reportero: al hablar de eventos se refiere a abusos, pero esa cifra podrÍa ser mayor es el criminal llevaba aÑos abusando de niÑos y niÑas a quienes engaÑaba con helados y postres en este centro comercial de barquilla. >> cada vez que venÍa, vvenía con un muchacho ttotalmente diferente. los ponÍa a jugar, les regalaba un helado. reportero: despuÉs de maÑana los pequeÑos los convencÍa de ir con Él. en ese entonces una juez en colombia considerÓ que el lobo feroz no era un peligro para la sociedad y lo dejÓ en libertad pero cuando todo indicaba que el peligroso violador habÍa desaparecido la interpol encontrÓ sus rastros en los correos. >> era la parte inicial. con Él notamos cuenta de que esta zona no existe. reportera: el lobo le enviaba eel material a su cÓmplice y le describÍa con detalles cada uno de sus abusos. >> varias cosas reportadas por Él mismo donde habla de lo

rebels in colombia of launched a campaign for upcoming elections with a promise to fight poverty the parliamentary and presidential votes that party's election day view thousands of former firefighters has it in their weapons hundred twenty sixteen piece to you. so you. got as of today i am a candidate for president of the republic representing my party the fark and i'm committed to head the government of transition to generate the conditions for the birth of a new colombia a government that will for the first time finally represent the needs of the poor in colombia he says. he reports from bogota the former rebels face an uphill struggle to convince voters it's still dark on the southern tip of but with as form a fight gravel now a political candidate by iran yet those approaches workers and their long commute into town were not. good morning i want to invite you to the launch of the fox campaign we are x. fark fighters and we are now in politics for people like you for decades yep is this fourth estate there's a rebel commander the military taught he had died in a two thousand and

and from fighters to politicians colombia's form of fog rebels begin a new chapter for the public is skeptical. we begin in ethiopia where leaders from fifty five african union nations a meeting for the organizations annual summits corruption conflict and funding for the a you are some of the issues which are high on the agenda palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas is also attending and is expected to seek the a you support on the palestinian issue al-jazeera as mohammed out of reports now from this of about. they come together from all over the continent in the city that give to the concept of african unity the issue of independent financing for their fricken union and white out informal the organization large and tackling corruption in africa will also dominate discussions here but it's tough to be skeptical lou list time. city analysts say again because where is it going to help those who are in this to it's in this good meeting here taking hours until. the african union will name prison muhammadu buhari of nigeria as its first ever on to corruption champion for the year t

colombia's president puts peace talks with the rebels on hold after a string of attacks killed seven police offices. and deep sea politics the chinese research expedition that's making waves with scientists in the philippines. the syrian warplanes have launched a fierce offensive on the rebel held province of idlib killing at least twenty people women and children are among the dead is a saying the jets targeted a market and then a hospital full of people wounded in the strike meanwhile a russian brokered cease fire on the edge of the capital damascus seems to have collapsed activists are reporting several troops violations by government forces besieging eastern guta at least eight people have died russia has also known a diplomatic push to end the war hosting a new round of talks and sochi the un is that but the main syrian opposition group has boycotted the meetings saying it only recognizes the u.n. sponsored geneva talks the kurds who control most twenty percent of syrian territory are also not attending they are the focus of a turkish military operation now in northern syria and

colombia's c.n.n. rebel group it's urging the government to resume talks the president suspended negotiations following rebel attacks offer a cease fire lapsed leaders say the incidents are not directed at these places. and the number of people killed by landslides in southern california has risen to at least seventeen hundreds of people are still trapped in mud and tapering following more heavy rain. now cambodians go to the polls later this year for a general election but there are concerns about how fair the ballot will be after a political crackdown by the prime minister hun sen in our state was looking ahead to stories set to make headlines this year rob mcbride reports from the capital phnom penh. twenty eighteen twenty five years since the united nations organized election meant to set cambodia on the. to democracy after years of civil war. today critics say it is starting to resemble a one party state dominated by prime minister. he has been in power for more than thirty years and could be virt

colombia's government has suspended peace talks with. after a string of bombings killed seven police officers of the weekend or president. has blamed the attacks on police stations in three cities the year long talks were aimed at ending nearly fifty years of violence. reports from. three bombs attacks in less than twenty four hours was interpreted as a clear message from the u.n. about its fate in the peace process in colombia in the aftermath of the country's president juan manuel santos had his own. my patients on the patients of the colombian people has its limits so i have taken the decision to suspend the start of the fifth cycle of negotiations which was shared world for the coming days until we see coherence between the words and its actions. talks between the government and the active rebel group in colombia have been going for more than a year last october they agreed on a ceasefire but the rebels launched a new offensive when it expired earlier this month the targeted oil pipelines and security forces the bloodiest of the week

former leftist rebels in colombia have launched their campaign for upcoming elections with a promise to fight poverty the parliamentary and presidential votes will mark their party's election day thousands of members handed in their weapons under a twenty sixteen peace deal with the government. not going up but it's. got as of today i am a candidate for president of the republic representing my posse the fox and i'm committed to head the government of transition to generate the conditions for the birth of a new colombia a government that will for the first time finally represent the needs of the poor in colombia and as i listened to reports the party faces a struggle to convince a skeptical public it's still dark on the southern tip of but with as form a five gravel no political candidate by iran yet both approaches workers on their long commute into town we're not. good morning i want to invite you to the launch of the fox campaign we are x. fark fighters and we are now in politics for people like you. for decades yep is this fought the state as a rebel commander the military taught

colombia's peace process with its last active rebel group is in danger of running a hot. is the state of cambodia's democracy will look ahead to its election later this year. halloran is taking a hold on the malayan peninsula the moment you can see from the broad talked is what you might think was happening been confirmed not by reported writing on the ground hundred sixty plus millimeters in missing it's on the east coast of the peninsula and just north of singapore and it's not general area where this something of a circulation wants to set up so they will be more potentially fairly flooding right now through kuala lumpur and beyond that almost towards the thai border but certainly down as far south to singapore now falling upward from that the still right inside arkansas and back towards the central philippines but that's not the concentration of the heavy stuff it does ease a little bit but i'm yet to saturday but it certainly isn't gone size all the equator and we've got another tropical cyclone to watch in the northwest of stray there's a circulation now stop tikki

reportero: un estudio parece mostrar que a pesar de todo, se vive muy bien en colombia.o pasado, su situaciÓn mejorarÁ en el 2018. >> somos muy felices porque a pesar de todos los problemas e inconvenientes, nosotros tenemos alegrÍa y felicidad. reportero: en el estudio se midieron a 55 naciones. >> que tengamos penas en el alma, siempre progresa la alegrÍa. reportero: sÓlo un 26% de los colombianos dijo que el 2018 serÁ peor que el 2017. >> uno de los grandes problemas son los polÍticos, pero tratamos de sacarle alegrÍa a lo cotidiano. reportero: para muchos lo que no es tan optimista es el estudio. >> yo lo cuestiono porque veo mucha gente triste, pensando que todo estÁ mal. reportero: pero ellos seguro que no los entrevistaron . 88 de cada 100 se sienten felices y en estos tÉrminos, la dicha de colombia sÓlo es superada por las islas fiji, que ocupa el primer lugar. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: daniel norha nos trae lo mÁs destacado de la jornada deportiva. comenzÓ el torneo clausura 2018 de la liga en mx. daniel: estamos prontos para arrancar. las Águilas del amÉrica derrotaron 0-

a government that will for the first time finally represent the needs of the poor in colombia. as a son of m.p.'s he reports now from bogota the former rebels face an uphill struggle to convince voters it's still dark on the southern tip of but with as form a fight gravel now a political candidate by iran yet both approaches workers on their long commute into town we're not. good morning i want to invite you to the launch of the fox campaign we are x. fark fighters and we are now in politics for people like you. for decades yep is this what this state is a rebel commander in the military taught he had died in a two thousand and nine when bartley and instead after handing in his weapons under the two thousand and sixteen peace deal he's running for a seeping congress. we've always done politics but obviously in completely different circumstances and our social base was mainly peasant farmers the city is a different beast but we are learning and we are transitioning into what is a novel path for us. farkas party is presenting seventy four candidates for diligence lity of election

colombia for this problem that will not go away and will probably only get worse in coming months on to chile knowing pope francis is held in the south where another catholic church was set on fire one over at least ten that have been told in the post week the point of stop in the region is seen as the most complex of this trip because it's the center of a centuries old conflict with local indigenous groups from to move a lot of america to the scene human has this report. this is how indigenous my approach is pray with branches and cries to the sun and the earth and it was with their traditional rites not the catholic churches that pope francis began his visit to chile's most rest of the region he had how tiny. but. we can hear alco sing of a sorrow that cannot be silenced who said trees of injustices that everyone sees taking place. the pope dedicated his homily to the my pooches acknowledging that their blood was spilt on this very airbase chosen for the papal ceremony and that is still being disputed by seven hundred families thousands walk long distances from all over the region

former far crevel serve started campaigning for upcoming elections in colombia with a promise to fight poverty this is parliamentary and presidential votes will mark their party's election debut after the two thousand and sixteen peace deal that's aleksandar unfair to reports from bogota the former rebels face an uphill struggle to convince voters it's still dark on the southern tip of a former fire gravel now political candidate. approaches workers on their long commute into town we're not. good morning i want to invite you to the launch of the fox campaign we are x. fark fighters and we are now in politics for people like you for decades the ep is this far to state there's a rebel commander for the military tarty had died in a two thousand and nine but barmy and instead after handing in his weapons under his two thousand and sixteen peace deal he's running for a seeping congress. we've always done politics but obviously in completely different circumstances and our social base was mainly peasant farmers the city is a different beast but we are learning we're transitioning into what i

in the shock area this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up setback for peace colombia pulls out of talks with the country's second largest rebel group. a rare admission manned mars military accepts that its soldiers killed ten row hanjour whose bodies were found in a mass grave last month. and a political standoff over immigration reform threatens to shut down the u.s. government. hundreds of people in southern california remain trapped after mudslides emergency teams struggle with more heavy rain on wednesday at least fifteen people are known to have been killed survivors are recalling stories of dramatic rescue all reynolds joins us live now from santa barbara and rob we are also standing by to get an update from officials there in santa barbara county but as things stand right now what is the latest that you. yeah that's right richelle the officials will will probably give us an update shortly and we'll we'll come to that but it's a day of rescues and cleanup here the day after the disaster hit mont to see joe people are still being extracted from their homes many of them by

along down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a setback for peace colombia pulls out of talks with the country's second largest rebel group. is sandal a gift for a change coming down the hill survivors recall moments of horror as mudslides kill more than a dozen people in california. and a political standoff over immigration reform threatens to shut down the u.s. government. made most military has admitted its soldiers killed ten ranger muslims captured by buddhist villages their remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief has vowed to take action against the soldiers it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine last august the aid group doctors without borders says at least six thousand seven hundred have been killed since then. but also because a senior fellow at georgetown university he says the international community needs to maintain the pressure on me and my leaders obviously there is a unanimous international condemnation of what's going on i

mother due to pregnancy the referendum is show jeweled from maine peace talks with iran rebels in colombia have been called off because of a series of bombings at the weekend president juan manuel santos has blamed the marxist rebels for the attacks on police stations in three cities the breakdown of the year long dialogue comes eighteen months after the president secured a deal with colombia's much larger fuck guerrilla group out of sons of m.p.'s he has the latest from bogota. the decision by president santos to suspend the talks became inevitable after this latest string of attacks in particularly the bombing of a police station in a major city by one key on the coastal city of about and yet is seen as the last straw for the government of a situation that has been deteriorating since the end of what had been a very successful cease fire between the government and this rebel group in the last three months of two thousand and seventeen but then the year land started a new offensive in different parts of the country and this latest string of attacks really left the sons those with no optio

down the venezuela colombia border. politicians in the u.s. trying to prevent a possible government shutdown on the anniversary of donald trump's first year in office. need to push through a short term spending bill by friday to avoid federal agencies shutting their doors over the weekend democratic leaders have said they won't back the spending plan unless they are there are guarantees to protect young immigrants known as dreamers who are facing. a former u.s. intelligence officer has been arrested and charged with allegedly holding on to classified information that eventually contributed to the dismantling of the cia's informant network in china jerry lee is accused of maintaining handwritten notes including names and details about spy recruits and other cia employees more than a dozen cia informants were killed or imprisoned by the chinese government in what was a major setback for the organization leave now lives in hong kong and was arrested when he flew to new york on monday. well still to come in this news hour catalonians new parliamen

to rebel attacks on a naval guard post and one of colombia's main oil pipelines.ortly after a bilateral ceasefire expired on tuesday night. millions of euros' worth ofjewellery has been stolen from the ritz hotel in paris. police say five men with hatchets smashed windows in the hotel before escaping with their haul. three suspects have been detained, but two more are still on the run. in syria, at least 85 people have been killed in the past ten days in a besieged suburb of damascus under rebel control. united nations officials have called the recent upsurge in attacks on eastern ghouta by government forces human catastrophe. the area has been under siege for more than 11.5 years, as our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from damascus. the bombs fall every day now in eastern ghouta. rescue teams rush in to bring survivors out. frightened children, trapped inside, not knowing where to run or hide. this footage filmed by the western—backed white helmets, in the neighbourhood of hamoria. they are digging in the rubble with whatever tools they fin

we encounter this vague hope of better times often thomas but nowhere as often as in colombia. in peru norman hope has been passed down through the ages. it doesn't sound flattering when the people of lame out remark of their city its sky has the color of a donkey stomach but maybe it should be seen as a declaration of love the cool waters of the peru current lap the shores of lima they don't just bring fog they also deliver the freshest pacific fish to the capital's doorstep. the fact that we also find a dish that is so simple and wonderful it quickly makes you forget the grey skies. amid the fish stalls of a district that is poor and sometimes dangerous you find the best city check at dawn you have been here stand. you'll say yes i know the proper way to prepare i don't make anything else i wouldn't be able to sell anything else was. raw fish from the roadside yes it's fine at least if you buy it from don you're very. salt and hot chili as are added to the fresh fish the juice of peruvian limes alters the protein in the fish effectively cooking it without heat. she serves it

last colombia's peace process with its last active rebel group is in danger of falling apart. i know that we've been hearing about all the snow across parts of europe but there's also been some very exciting ice sculptures as well these pictures are from the southern parts of germany is in the mountains and you can see the ice there that's collected this is what happens with two days of freezing rain and quite a stiff wind now clearly that's beautiful but if you want to move your car might be a bit of an issue and it also might be an issue if you were to read the sign post so things are changing across europe and fortunately they're improving this whole system is edging its way eastwards and under that there's not a great deal of very heavy rain behind it that's also something of a break and it looks like generally things are calming down in the south so things are going to start winding up again as we head through thursday and into friday that's what we've got this is larry of low pressure developing and it looks like it's going to bring us some very strong winds that to the

jesse: habla en francÉs pero naciÓ en colombia. se ve tranquila pero en realidad estÁ secuestrada.posible prueba de supervivencia. ellos, en colombia, celebran que eestÉ viva pero temen porque se deteriore su salud. >> tenemos temor de que ya no pueda sobrevivir al secuestro. jesse: su comunidad se une en oraciÓn y aÑora su ppronto regreso. >> nunca la hemos desamparado desde aquel 7 de febrero del 2017. jesse: la grabaciÓn que circula en redes sociales estÁ siendo verificada en autoridades nacionales e internacionales. el grupo antisecuestros de la policÍa de colombia asegura que la armerÍa del vaticano trabaja con las autoridades colombianas y de mali. ♪ ilia: en nuestro recorrido por el mundo, un cohete space-x despegÓ de ferida con un satÉlite de comunicaciones diseÑado para expandir el alcance de la vigilancia de la otan y su capacidad para ddisuadir ataques cibernÉticos. el que se habÍa retrasado debido a una falla tÉcnica. jorge: la marina norteamericana revelÓ un video de un incidente ocurrido el lunes un de un aviÓn de guerra ruso se acercó peligrosamente a tan sÓlo cinco

in colombia peace deal with fog rebels is improving the delivery of health services to more regions.traveled with a group of doctors to see the work being done in. volunteer doctors setting sail their mission is to win support from an indigenous community longer flick did by colombia's conflict a peace deal signed with five gravels last year means it's now easier and safer for the navy to bring assistance to remote areas through civic military brigades what people here are less hostile to know terry forces now that they have. a presence they are starting to look up to the colombian state and i'm proud we are able to contribute to. it is a classic hearts and minds campaign in a territory where people's allegiances of long been. and where state presence has been synonymous with military force see. the government's clear guidelines are to take advantage of the fact that these armed actors are not interfering in these territories anymore so the state seeks to enter with all its capacity and avoid further institutional gaps that might be filled by new criminals. but in villages like those

colombia special forces are on the lookout here on the river which divide spain its way from colombia this is just one of over one hundred forty known crossings that smugglers use to move goods into colombe of course it's practically impossible to control all of them despite the police best efforts but experts say the fight is also undermined by the lack of collaboration between the two countries and exacerbated by persistent corruption there's no doubt that the border is being sold to the highest bidder this area is in the hands of criminal enterprises dedicated to drug trafficking large scale smuggling extortion kidnapping human trafficking and it has been activated by the closure of the border the rising crime is just another side of be increasing economic and social crisis have been the swale and that has no end in sight alison that i'm. home calling has voted to battle a very sales members of the legislative council passed a bill that will completely abolish the market within the next three years it includes a ban on hunting trophies and ivory taken from elephants often one hundr

we need to be welcome in colombia is welcomed in venezuela for many years during our civil war now it is our turn to help as much as we can. a long term solution to describe this may not be found in a sandwich in a so there but it will help these venezuelans get through another night on the streets i listen to. british film the death of stalin was supposed to open in russian cinemas on thursday but the controversial black comedy about former soviet leader joseph stalin has effectively been banned from release across the country right challenge explains why her the death of stalin is unsurprisingly considering its source material the blackest of black comedies the profane british satire mocks the panic of top soviet of following the murderous tyrant stroke in one nine hundred fifty three. sure. before you get us both killed it's been acclaimed by western critics but in russia the film is no laughing matter though denies censorship this week the culture ministry revoked the film's distribution license citing extremist content. on early viewing as a member of the ministry's public counci

colombia's l.-n. rebel group is urging the government to resume talks the president suspended negotiations when rebels launched attacks after a cease fire expired and more from bogota a historic three months long ceasefire now over and in the worst way as the rebels resumed attacks in colombia many hoped for an extension of a truce which this five violations have been considered a success but on wednesday colombia's last active rebel group perpetrated four attacks wounding two colombian marines and affecting an important oil pipeline colombian president juan manuel santos spoke forcefully against them. laura the government deplored the airline's decision to restart its terrorist attacks on the general public the armed forces and on parts of the national infrastructure we were always i repeat always ready to extend the ceasefire with the airline and negotiate very quickly a new cycle of talks even it will she have. inexplicably not only rejected this process but chose to restart their terrorist attacks

dollar bus ticket to colombia's coffee fields i left hoping to find a job and send money back home but not in so far every other day to save enough and leave to work i am told i can walk. out or it is have started registering the new arrivals promising shelters with basic facilities but on this night migration police arrived striking a different tone. your border move billeted car does not allow you to live here you have seven days to leave if we catch you again you face fines and deportation. two of them lacking documentation were indeed taken away from me my. we feel cheated they said they were here to offer better conditions instead they took our documents and told us we must leave but we can't go back some local politicians say most people in or against providing shelters it's sending the wrong message that they can come here and receive shelter and food cook already has many problems and high unemployment we need the international community to intervene but there is sympathy and compassion to be found with locals delivering desperately needed food to what. we need to be welcome in

talks between the government and the the less active rebel group in colombia have been going for more than a year last october they agreed on a ceasefire but the rebels launched a new offensive when it expired earlier this month they targeted oil pipelines and security forces the bloodiest of the week in the attacks took place in the coastal city of. where five officers were killed. president santos flew there to inspect the aftermath under increasing pressure to win the peace talks for good in the eyes of the taxi indicate the group's leadership is divided over the way forward. as an organization where different tendencies converge on are expressed both politically and militarily they also have an historical issue with timing they're unable to understand when it's the right moment for doing or not doing something this attack happened at the worst possible time public opinion not only rejected them but also close the political space government had to continue negotiation says it's willing to take part in another ceasefire but its attacks will continue until the moment it's agreed upon

colombia suspends peace talks with the island rebels after a series of bomb attacks. and no more anonymity the south korean government cracks down on trade digital currencies. russia back talks aimed at finding a solution to the syrian war are getting underway in sochi they appear to have run into more problems some opposition members who arrived in the black sea resort are refusing to leave the airport ahead of the meeting they say they are offended by the presence of official syrian flags in the terminal building about sixteen hundred syrian politicians rebels and members of civil society have been invited to the black sea resort town live pictures of this happening there moscow says it's bringing all sections of the conflict together but the main opposition groups and the kurds they are boycotting those talks world powers like britain and france are also staying away. and that meeting comes at a time when russian jets along with the syrian government are pounding parts of rebel held live province hospitals and markets have been targeted over the past few days dozen

atentados con explosivos en colombia y afganistÁn contra agentes de policÍa dejar un elevado nÚmero deistÁn que fue detonada frente a un control policial. se registrÓ frente a la antigua puerta de la sede del ministerio de interior ubicada en las inmediaciones del barrio diplomÁtico de la capital afgana. en perÚ, una fuente cercana al presidente, quien no quiso ser identificada, hablÓ sobre el supuesto pacto que hizo el mandatario con el legislador fujimori. segÚn el informante, recibiÓ a esta persona tres meses antes del indulto a fujimori. autoridades colombianas investigan el atentado contra una estaciÓn de policÍas en barranquilla. explosiÓn que dejÓ al menos de cinco muertos y decenas de heridos fue originada distancia con un artefacto ubicado en una de las partes de la comisarÍa. ya hay un detenido relacionado con los hechos. >> ocurriÓ a las 6:40 a.m. justo cuando habÍan 49 policías formando para el relevo. la fuente explosiÓn dejó cinco uniformados ortos -- 42 uniformados -- cinco uniformados muertos y 42 heridos. >> hemos traÍdo los mejores hombres de investigaciÓn para poder

colombia's president puts peace talks with the rebels on the hold off to a string of attacks killed seven police officers. and we'll tell you why thousands of union workers from the u.n. agency the palestinian refugees have taken to the streets of gaza. the deputy director of the f.b.i. is stepping down from his post had been accused of bias by president trump is resigning several weeks ahead of his planned retirement date in march criticized him several times in the past accusing him of supporting hillary clinton in the two thousand and sixteen election we've seen numerous ports as all of you have and any specifics i can tell you none of this decision was made by that of the white house in any specifics i would refer you to the f.b.i. who i believe will be making a statement later today to see that the white house was not involved in the decision be clearly the president seemed to be involved in public relations if you're going to. look at the president stands by his previous comments but in terms of the situation today as i just said we've seen the reports just as all of you have we don

mostrar que a pesar de todo, se vive muy bien en colombia. es el segundo paÍs mÁs feliz. >> siempre estamos contentos. reportero: para la muestra, un pequeÑo botÓn. >> es haremos que dentro de muy poco seamos el paÍs mÁs feliz del mundo. reportero: el 46% piensa que frente al aÑo pasado, su situaciÓn mejorarÁ en el 2018. >> somos muy felices porque a pesar de todos los problemas e inconvenientes, nosotros tenemos alegrÍa y felicidad. reportero: en el estudio se midieron a 55 naciones. >> que tengamos penas en el alma, siempre progresa la alegrÍa. reportero: sÓlo un 26% de los colombianos dijo que el 2018 serÁ peor que el 2017. >> uno de los grandes problemas son los polÍticos, pero tratamos de sacarle alegrÍa a

fÉlix: en colombia verifican un comunicado atribuido al ejÉrcito de liberaciÓn en el que se atribuyen las ingenia para lidiar con la falta de dinero en f y voy de internet. han intentado salir mar adentro. desde la costa, francisco con el reporte.. reportero:un pequeÑo por lÓpez pero que se ha hecho conocido por el avistamiento de tiburones ballena si trae a decenas de buceadores los fines de semana. pero los negocios han estado en zozobra y apunto de irse a pique por la aguda escasez que sufre la economÍa venezolana. >> no ahÍ f tivo en ningÚn set thor de venezuela. reportero: el robo de equipo por los dejÓ sin internet y sin seÑales de telefonÍa. >> la venta bajado mucho, mÁs de un segundo por ciento. reportero: este pescador trajo soluciÓn al regresar de una faena. bingo gritaron y una luz se abriÓ. esta ha sido la forma en que los comerciantesy este pueblo ha logrado mantener sus negocios a flote, navegaron mar adentro. y fue lo que hicimos con rocÍo a la que la acompaÑamos en una lancha en internet de una poblaciÓn ubicada a 20 millas de distancia. reportera: pasÓ la tarjeta banc