and that's what we want colombia to head. that's what we want colombia to embrace, to be able to grow, and with that growth, close the social gaps here so the first thing we did a year ago is that we wanted colombia to differentiate from the rest of the countries in the region, and adopt a competitive, pro-business policy. so instead of looking at what happened in the past what we had tax reforms, with the state always want to spend more and they passed a check to the private sector with high levels of taxation that affected competitiveness, and we made the most important reforms in terms of lowering the corporate taxes too small, medium and large sized corporations. by that, just in one year, we've seen foreign direct investment in colombia past 24%. we have seen also why latin america is expected to grow 0.5% fisher, colombia is expected to grow above 3%. why? because we have been given the right signals. we also introduced important reforms in sectors like hell, and information technology where we pass the bill so that by

to engage in any kind of attacks on colombia and it is certainly the case that colombia will have full american support if that happens opposition leader one who i do says the war games are an attempt to divert attention from the political and economic turmoil within venezuela's borders i wonder what we've in a swale and the majority have been a swell and demanding is to put an end to the suffering of people to deal with the conflicts humanitarian emergency venezuela is grappling with acute shortages of food and medicines the u.n. says one in 5 are now suffering from hunger one and a half 1000000 have fled the worsening conditions to colombia. critics say he should spend more money on food than missiles but he insists the drills are needed to defend the homeland enter chapelle al jazeera. mexico says it's rejecting a u.s. request for asylum seekers heading from north america to make their 1st asylum claim in mexico foreign minister. is in washington for talks on trade and migration abroad says mexico's deployment of $25000.00 soldiers to reduce illegal crossings at the u.s. border will

just a nation the border crossing out in colombia. place where the local mafia random to members of colombia's civil war paramilitary groups meet operate only. for breakdowns one flat tire and an attack with stones flying past my head resulted in a 19 hour journey. and plenty of time to read international press articles on venezuela's immigrants and refugees. from reuters to the daily mirror dozens of stories repeating that the case here resembles syria and the people of myanmar. they compared an economic crisis to civil war and genocide. in the news i mostly saw people leaving the country here i could see a few returning to venezuela even within a day. started. humanity even. one. at the colombian border i experienced one of the many side effects of economic collapse but i learned nothing new about what caused it. surprisingly i found more answers in a town just 40 kilometers east of san cristobal. hundreds of vehicles queued for gas stations. this was another artificial shortage caused by private. smugglers collaborating with local

hello everyone i'm come all santamaria welcome to inside story we're talking colombia today which for the past 3 years has looked to be on the path to peace after more than 50 years of war with the phunk leftist rebels but that peace is now under threat from one of the same men who agreed to it let's rewind to 2016 the signing ceremony with a fox the revolutionary armed forces of colombia agreed to lay down their arms and i historic deal with the government colombia's president at the time was one manuel santos the whole thing even earned him a nobel peace prize while the fox lead negotiator even marquez promised colombians a new era of hope but now just 3 years later he is urging fog members to pick up their weapons again saying the government has betrayed the deal. he must have acquired a love and when we signed the agreement of havana we did it with the conviction that it was possible to change the lives of the humble and the dispossessed but the state has not fulfilled even the most important of the obligations that is to guarantee the life of its citizens and particularly to prev

to engage in any kind of attacks on colombia and it is certainly the case that colombia will have full american support if that happens opposition leader won by dos as the war games are an attempt to divert attention from the political and economic turmoil within venezuela's borders i am wondering what we even assuagement the majority of business weapons are demanding is to put an end to the suffering of people to deal with the complex humanitarian emergency venezuela is grappling with acute shortages of food and medicines the u.n. says one in 5 are now suffering from hunger one and a half 1000000 have fled the worsening conditions to colombia. critics say he should spend more money on food that missiles but he insists the drills are needed to defend the homeland and or should help al jazeera. now thousands of would be u.s. asylum seekers wait across the border in mexico and unusual system has sprung up for appointments with american authorities it's called the leste and has become a central part of life for migrants in the mexican border town of john heilemann has a story. this dog a

vamos a pasar amÉrica latina porque la atenciÓnentre colombia y venezuela escalÓ tres el comienzo desoberanÍa desde territorio colombiano. desde caracas francisco, sin formaciÓn de esta crisis. >> comienzan un juego de guerra ordenados por el gobernante nicolÁs maduro. el mandatario puso en alerta naranja a sus fuerzas armadas. este martes comenzÓ el despliegue de tropas y equipos de combate y del sistema de misiles de la defensa antiaÉrea en zonas fronterizas y apuntando hacia colombia.por supuesto interceptaciÓn de cualquier agresiÓn contra el territorio nacional. >> en la noche de lunes maduro anunciÓ la convocatoria del consejo de defensa de la naciÓn, la mÁxima instancia de gobierno y manejo de un posible conflicto con colombia. el mandatario dice tener las pruebas de amenazas de ataques que se preparan del territorio del vecino paÍs. >> para actuar sobre los promotores, avivado eres y apoyadores de estas actividades de escaleras y amenaza militar contra venezuela. >> toda la maquinaria militar de rÉgimen se ha puesto en marcha lo largo de la frontera. misiles antiaÉreos de medi

>> yeah, colombia. former leaders of farc >> you're talking about the country of colombia?. >> we have a great relationship and they're not doing badly. they have a problem because of venezuela. lot of people are pouring in, but colombia, we've had a great relationship with colombia >> seth: good lord it's like when the dumbest kid in your class is giving an oral report and stalling for the bell but he's so dumb he forgot class just started [ laughter ] "colombia, you say yeah, sure, here we go buckle up, everybody, because here comes an oral report about colombia which is a country, that is our friend come on, ring, bell, ring. "donald, it's 9:01." also, what do you mean you're talking about the country of colombia what else could he be talking about? did you think he was talking about columbia pictures? "we have a great relationship with columbia. in fact, we're right now in the process of obtaining a vhs copy of "the shawshank redemption." [ laughter ] of course, trump probably thinks farc is just how they say fork in boston. "honey, we don't need new silverware, i'll ju

hello everyone i'm come on santa maria welcome to inside story we're talking colombia today which forthe past 3 years has looked to be on the path to peace after more than 50 years of war with the phunk leftist rebels but that peace is now under threat from one of the same men who agreed to it let's rewind to 2016 the signing ceremony where the fuck the revolutionary armed forces of colombia agreed to lay down their arms and i historic deal with the government colombia's president at the time was one manuel santos the whole thing even earned him a nobel peace prize while the fox lead negotiator even marquez promised colombians a new era of hope but now just 3 years later he is urging fog members to pick up their weapons again saying the government has betrayed the deal. he must have. when we signed the agreement of havana we did it with the conviction that it was possible to change the lives of the humble and the dispossessed but the state has not fulfilled even the most important of the obligations that is to guarantee the life of its citizens and particularly to prevent the a murder

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certainly the case that colombia will have full american support if that happens. opposition leader one why dos is the war games are an attempt to divert attention from the political and economic turmoil within venezuela's borders i wonder what we even assuagement the majority of business weapons are demanding is to put an end to the suffering of people to deal with the complex humanitarian emergency venezuela is grappling with acute shortages of food and medicines the u.n. says one in 5 are now suffering from hunger one and a half 1000000 have fled the worsening conditions to colombia. critics say he should spend more money on food than missiles but he insists the drills are needed to defend the homeland and are schapelle al-jazeera. rescue workers in the bahamas are still recovering bodies of people killed by horror can dorian last week at least 50 people are confirmed dead and now there is an urgent appeal to help survivors as whole day on hasn't. pictures of utter devastation as hurricane dorian turned this town into a virtual war zone. homes in arbuckle island

hello everyone i'm come on santa maria welcome to inside story we're talking colombia today which for the past 3 years has looked to be on the path to peace after more than 50 years of war with the phunk leftist rebels but that peace is now under threat from one of the same men who agreed to it let's rewind to 2016 the signing ceremony where the fuck the revolutionary armed forces of colombia agreed to lay down their arms and i historic deal with the government colombia's president at the time was one manuel santos the whole thing even earned him a nobel peace prize while the fox lead negotiator even marquez promised colombians a new era of hope but now just 3 years later he is urging fatah members to pick up their weapons again saying the government has betrayed the deal. well and when we signed the agreement of havana we did it with the conviction that it was possible to change the lives of the humble and the dispossessed but the state has not fulfilled even the most important of the obligations there is to guarantee the life of its citizens and particularly to prevent the a murder

to engage in any kind of attacks colombia and is certainly the case that colombia will have full american support if that happens opposition leader won by dos as the war games are an attempt to divert attention from the political and economic turmoil within venezuela's borders i wonder what we've in a swale and the majority of business weapons are demanding is to put an end to the suffering of people to deal with the complex humanitarian emergency venezuela is grappling with acute shortages of food and medicines the u.n. says one in 5 are now suffering from hunger one and a half 1000000 have fled the worsening conditions to colombia. critics say he should spend more money on food that missiles but he insists the drills are needed to defend the homeland and are schapelle al-jazeera. a rescue workers in the bahamas are still recovering bodies of people killed by hurrican dorian last week at least 50 people confirmed dead and now there's an urgent appeal to help the survivors as whole diane has more. pictures of utter devastation as hurricane dorian turned this town into a virtual war zone.

to engage in any kind of attacks on colombia and it is certainly the case that colombia will have full american support if that happens opposition leader one why do says the war games are an attempt to divert attention from the political and economic turmoil within venezuela's borders. what we've been this way the majority have been a swell and demanding is to put an end to the suffering of people to deal with the complex humanitarian emergency venezuela is grappling with acute shortages of food and medicines the u.n. says one in 5 are now suffering from hunger one and a half 1000000 have fled the worsening conditions to colombia. critics say he should spend more money on food than missiles but he insists the drills are needed to defend the homeland and or should help al jazeera. mexico is rejecting a u.s. request to have america bound asylum seekers make their 1st claim for asylum in mexico foreign minister. is in washington for talks on trade and migration said mexico's deployment of $25000.00 troops to reduce illegal crossings of the us border will be permanent. rescue workers in th

colombia will grow 3% and that's world average.estment going and i think the united states has been not only a strategic partner but we also see a relationship as relationship of trade and investment. maria: moving toward corporate tax cut, tell us about your tax legislation and impact. >> for many years what happened in colombia, the state wanted to spend more, every single time they pass shed to private sector, so when i assumed office i said we have to make a change, we grew at 1.4%, we made the reform and removed aggregate taxation on small, medium-size corporations, out of that we got more investment. this year as i said we will grow about 3%, so the signals are clear, people can invest, colombia is seeing now sas the place in latin america to invest and at the same time we have deregulated many sectors, eliminated red tape and we have made very wise decisions on start-ups for example, zero income tax for the first 7 years for start-ups obviously they have to work on a minimum amount of investment and minimum amount of jobs to

the mono sipek era in modern day colombia. for centuries that one so precious substance was extracted here under appalling working conditions. every day the narrows faced the threat of floods trucks or gases and collapsing tunnels at the time when alexander for homeworld visited the tunnels in 1801 countless indigenous people lost their lives toiling away down here. and i will indeed has the spanish forests the indigenous inhabitants to work in the mines and the eyes of the catholic church they didn't have a soul and were therefore seen as dispensable labor for working in the tunnels in and nobody had to report their deaths but unequal this is why there are no real statistics on how many people died working in the mines and the 1900 centuries forty's. by the time home boat reach the so-called new world slavery had been a pillar of the spanish colonial economy for centuries and when they could no longer find enough indigenous people to cover their labor needs the spanish had millions of africans abducted and torn from their hom

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again the ploy to its army along the border with colombia this week for war games increasing tensions between the 2 troubled nations but those studying many military say this is mostly posturing for political effect from an increasingly unprofessional force well the venezuelan military a squad of politicized force right you are promoted because of loyalty to the government and its military professionalism must suffer drastically the pedro marsh element is visible and the fact that they have 2000 generals that is more than all the countries of nato combined. meet has been researching been as well as armed forces in their relationship with their ally russia he says that when commodity prices were high the oil rich country bought some impressive pieces of equipment such as 2 dozen state of the art jets but received little training on how to use them you know if we look at the us will navy in the 1990 s. it used to be a reasonably sized force with somewhat advanced equipment and now we know that if 6 frigates 3 have sunk out the pier and the other 3 might be moralists immobilised as well.

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well so that around just 01 a call for former fog rebel fighters in colombia to take up arms again be answered. by we got some very lively showers across northern parts of south asia up towards the philippines across southern areas of in the china easing over towards thailand but come down into malaysia this is trying to stay as close in kuala lumpur hazy conditions here quiet across many central and southern parts of the region then you can see large the clear skies the showers they are there furthermore some wet weather up towards the philippines lively downpours here as we go through a way to stay sinking little further south was for thursday but for much of malaysia indonesia it is sunshine all the way a lot of sunshine to across australia the bushfires of course affecting queensland parts of new south wales snow somebody right in the forecast as we go through the next couple of days high pressure very much in charge here so it is going to keep it settled and sunny 21 celsius for praise been if it's around 88 in sydney and also into melbourne 21 there for adelaide so the temperatu

former fighters say they're committed to colombia's peace deal despite calls for a new struggle. and under investigation again u.s. dates launched an inquiry into google accusing it of unfair practices. british prime minister boris johnson and his government are now desperately trying to work out the next step in their bid to pull out of the european union his attempt to call an election was thrown out parliament has been suspended for the next 5 weeks his cabinet is due to meet in the next hour we'll go live to laurence westminster in a moment but 1st andrew symonds on the night of drama in the british parliament. the ice of the rights $293.00 but notice the length $46.00 the majority does not satisfy the requirements of the fixed parliament for the purpose of engineering. but some see it has been expected but that doesn't lessen the damage this vote is doing to boris johnson's government. urge the house to trust the people but once again the opposition think they know that they want the british prime minister to go to a right to negotiation without the power to walk away a rowd

despite all the difficulties we remain firm and peace we want to demonstrate to colombia and the world that we are keeping our word . the peace process has its problems but there is still time to save it judging by the determination shown here. so. british airways has canceled almost all of its flights pilots began a 2 day strike almost 150000 passengers are expected to be affected by the industrial action the 1st by the airlines pilots and its history. 5 percent pay rise over 3 years which will get the highest earning pilots nearly $250000.00 a year the pilots say they want a bigger share of the company's profits. firefighters in australia are struggling to contain more than 100 bush fires burning across 2 states more than 400 people from the queensland coastal town of friggin beach have been told to leave immediately as a fires continue to move in a fast pace later looking into whether our son may be behind the fires in queensland across the border and new south wales homes have been lost or damaged emergency services say the hot and windy conditions are unprecedented for this time o

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colombia told its citizens to remain calm has been carrying out the military drills along the border while the united states and other countries and ways they called for the activation of a regional mutual defense pact in case of an attack on colombia something few believe possible allison that i'm just you know what that. the government in the bahamas is dropped the number of people missing following hurricane dorian from 2 and a half 10021300 the count fell after government checks at evacuation centers you fishel death toll though currently stands at 50 and the authorities do still expect a vast number to rise significantly the united states has announced $4000000.00 in new humanitarian aid for the country. hong kong protesters of made singing in their latest active resistance in their campaign for democratic freedom the. thousands of people belted out glory to hong kong that a shopping mall adopting it as their new anthem the lyrics reflect the demonstrators vowed not to surrender with more protests expected this weekend police say they've arrested more than 1300 people since the

relations with colombia. we expect this to begin in just a moment here.live coverage on c-span2. >> could i have your attention please. i'm david rubenstein. i have the honor as serving as chairman on council. i'd like to welcome our members and our guests today. we're very pleaseday

we are also working with colombia. the leader of colombia is a friend of mine and he is doing a really good job. i can tell you that. we are working with colombia. we are working with brazil. we are working with other countries on a humanitarian basis. venezuela is in a very sad shape. that shows you about socialism. and it shows you what happens. think a country that was so wealthy 15 years ago and say, -- and they don't have water. they don't have basic food. so, we will see what happens. no, i disagree with john bolton on his attitude toward venezuela. thought he was way out of line. and i think i was proven to be right. but, we are always watching venezuela very, very closely. reporter: went about my do wrote -- what about maduro? president trump: i don't want to talk about that. >> -- reporter: do you think the companies making these products will be treated unfairly by taking these products off the market? president trump: they have become very rich companies very fast. and the whole thing with vaping is, it was

be used foreign policy chief frederica rini as announced an additional 30000000 euros in aid for colombia the funds are intended to help latin american country grapple with the influx of venezuelan migrants colombia has taken in more than 1400000 venezuelans fleeing economic and political strife. oh. and the family of zimbabwe's former leader wrote my god they has agreed to have him buried at a monument for national heroes in iraq they got his relatives and the government had been all it's over where he should be laid to rest his remains arrived last week from singapore where he died at the age of 95. deserts of acacia is advancing across the world and the united nations conference on how to turn it back has just ended in the indian capital delhi more countries than ever attended to find out how to combat also a fertile land which is threatening food supplies in many parts of the world at a farm near delhi it was clear why the fields are drying up when preached seeing looks at the fields in his village tears come to his eyes here and how yanna they used to grow millet and make a good livi

we're also working with colombia and the leader of colombia is a friend of mine and he's doing a really good job. i can tell you that. we're working with colombia, working with brazil, working with other countries on a humanitarian basis. venezuela is in very sad shape and that shows you about socialism, i mean, that shows you what happened. you take a country so wealthy 15 years ago and today they don't have water and they don't have basic food. so we'll see what happens. no, i disagreed with john bolton with his attitudes on venezuela, i thought he was way out of line and i think we've proven to be right. we're always watching venezuela very, very closely. >> [inaudible] >> i don't want to comment. i don't want to take about it. >> mr. president, learned that companies making these products will be treated unfairly by taking these products off the market? >> they've become very rich companies very fast and the whole thing with vaping, it's been very profitable, you know that, i play for companies they hard and that's why i'm fighting with china, that's why i'm fighting with other coun

in a remote village in colombia, evidence of just how in a remote village in colombia, evidence ofjustowned as they tried to get to the jungle by boat. no—one knows how many more lives have been lost. catherine byaru hanga, many more lives have been lost. catherine byaruhanga, bbc news, the darien gap. let's get more now on the uk government's contingency plans for a no—deal brexit. some details were published last night after mps voted to force their release. david buik is a market commentator at core spreads. a regular here on the briefing. lovely to you, david. lovely to you, sally. this was linked to the times at the beginning of august anyway, it's become known as 0peration yellowhammer. what's likely to happen and what are you preparing for? what do you make of the detail? caroline wheeler and rosamunde irwin from the sunday times were on it and they got the date of it, so it wasn't an old document, it was relatively new since the boris johnson administration got their. there's no point passing it off on theresa may, it's nothing to do with her. this document should have been dra

now leaders of south america's amazon region are in colombia trying to come up with a joint strategy for protecting the world's largest rain forest the region has been ravaged by wildfires in recent weeks and at the summit in a tissue brings together brazil colombia peru ecuador bolivia and city and i am brazilian president both an auto who has been criticized over his environmental policies is not attending because all of the medical treatment. that scientists have warned that the amazon follows will likely become more severe and frequent in the future unless action is taken against deforestation and climate change while we're going to be speaking now soon or a keogh the research at the university of oxford now she is working to combat deforestation in latin america welcome to you laura what can we expect from this summit. sounds honestly you know i mean i hope i'm going to test against the forest say something but it could you know it could just be another summit with empty words fake commitments that we've seen before so and give the impression of action i mean balls and i don't f