he's been mined in colombia for more than 25 years. multinational companies such as drummond and protocol extract the coal and sell it worldwide to the u.s. china and europe including germany. in recent years the companies have faced accusations that they have collaborated with paramilitary troops. to c.b.s. news that more testimony today in the murder for hire trial of alabama bass drum and a cold one karl is going to tear out a former drum an employee says he saw paramilitary vehicles on in your drive and property back in 2001 when terrell claims he saw several of troubles colombian executives meet with a known paramilitary commander. in colombia the paramilitary money where the sea doesn't matter was also known as and some of your costs are going to court. drummond union organizer. connection between the a u.c. power a man of tree in the north. and drummond company functionaries. who . mr prosecutor i don't want to be rude but as i've said before if my own see your question i'll be putting my safety and the safety of my family at ri

european and german energy companies also import coal from colombia. even though we're aware of the scale of the paramilitary of actions in colombia because. how many tough issues we need with a board member of german energy supplier n.b.d. to discuss the allegations of turkey did expulsions and killings in connection with coal mining in colombia. there but central that we've been sourcing coal from colombia for years with going to regret that things such as paramilitary operations and disappearances keep happening and we've offered our help but these matters have to be dealt with in colombia in their judicial system and this time i guess listeners are shooting a premium national just replacing colombian court says not in babies joel used it as it's an improvement as a snitch deal for him to be. in recent months there have been ever more of reports of new paramilitary groups across colombia. the number of murders and land of actions is rising again and that despite the peace agreements between paramilitary and rebel groups. after we finished filming we

european and german energy companies also import home from colombia. even though we're aware of the scale of the paramilitary of dictions in colombia comes common tough issue we meet with a board member of german energy supplier in b.v. to discuss the allegations of targeted expulsions and killings in connection with coal mining in colombia. there but soon we've been sourcing coal from colombia for years but going to plea regret that things such as paramilitary operations and disappearances keep happening and we've offered our help but these matters have to be dealt with in colombia in their judicial system and this time i guess this is our shifting of the amish and us replacing colombian cooled says not a. used it's as it's an improvement as a snitch to get him to be. in recent months there have been ever more reports of new paramilitary groups across colombia. the number of murders and land of actions is rising again and that despite the peace agreements between paramilitary and rebel groups. after we finished filming. we heard the following news for

european and german energy companies also import coal from colombia. even though we are aware of the scale of the paramilitary avik sions in colombia becomes. common tough issue we meet with a board member of german energy supplier and gave me to discuss the allegations of targeted expulsions and killings in connection with coal mining in colombia. they are but central and we've been sourcing coal from colombia for years but then we deeply regret that things such as paramilitary operations and disappearances keep happening. we've offered our help but these matters have to be dealt with in colombia in their judicial system in this timeless innocence or shooting or for that crime the amish and us replacing colombian cool to not be. used as its nuclear weapons as a sinister alphabet in b.b. . in recent months there have been every torrent of new paramilitary groups across colombia. the number of murders and land of actions is rising again and that despite the peace agreements between paramilitary and rebel groups. after we finished filming we heard the fo

tell us more about who exactly will benefit from this announcement by colombia. yes there in all the nice weather and migrants in that country will benefit by this situation the almost 1000000 of them that have no papers working for him only in the country once they register they will be able to look for a formal job be able to access the benefits of social benefits in the country will be able to send their kids to school to university to try and certify whatever their professional education level was in venezuela for the people who do have already some form. or legal papers here in the country they will be able to extend it to 10 years instead of just 2 years which was their situation until today this decision is a story in many ways it's surprising to many these been this way than migrants because till now the government of colombia had resisted the idea of offering food legal status fearing that this will entice even more of an a swell and student of their country and move to colombia but presenting this decision the president of colombia said it was time to a

in colombia the paramilitary money where o.c. doesn't matter was also known as and some of your costs are going in court. drummond union organizer. while there a connection between the a u.c. power a monetary in the north. and drummond company functionaries. who . commutes to prosecutor i don't want to be rude but as i've said before if my own see your question i'll be putting my safety and the safety of my family at risk. students mottos known by the alias as some are you was one of the most senior paramilitary commanders in northern colombia he was released from prison 2 years ago this is the 1st time he has returned to the place where he committed these crimes. one more thought i see now an update on the when you kill a person you remember that for the rest of your life. and in our case in my case meals so many people died at my hands but i like a lot of people. we're not talking 12 or 3 we're talking about maybe 200 people. or whether harvey really what about all of those a terrible memories of how these people died or even m

president of colombia. said that this was a landmark decision for migration policies in colombia. united nations high commissioner for refugees and the press conference together with president duke it went even forward saying that this was his story can possibly the biggest humanitarian this asian in all of latin america for decades and particularly because this is one of the largest refugee crises that they're all and there's very little financial help. absolutely and just to give you an idea right now depending how you count this might be already the biggest in the world or 2nd only to the syrian refugee crisis yet the international community has spent 77 point $4000000000.00 on this syrian crisis in the 1st 4 years of that crisis versus just $580000000.00 in the venezuelan crisis that's 13 times less if you look at it per capita the international community has spent some $1500.00 to help each syrian refugee versus just $125.00 for a venezuelan refugee so the numbers are much much smaller more internation

colombia gets an equal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented venezuelan refugees and migrants. there is a cold east wind blowing across northern europe has been doing so for days is shut down transported in germany the netherlands it's maybe a bit more fun in parts of eastern england verney facade in that state right down to the beach in klaxon which is on the coast of east in england that the destructive stuff is probably hard continental europe rather more obvious could part of germany the netherlands has seen this sort of weather indeed this is 1st time in 10 years or significant snowstorm in the netherlands there is more to come and it's this bright white cloud that more or less shows where it is it seems to be want figuring northwards which is really taking it into the really cold territory so you got a feed of the atlantic averages to go all this what i can answer eastern europe and at the moment it's relatively warm in for example hungary and much colder it lets you endure and this cold is what we watching recently but the forecast takes the snow in the northeast was di

and colombia gives legal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented venezuelan refugees and why it's. well it's the highest profile prosecution yet to beijing's national security and just in the last hour hong kong's top court has denied bail to the media tycoon jean eli he'll now remain in custody until his trial is had the 73 year old is accused of fraud and of conspiring with foreign forces under this controversial legislation well for more now let's go straight to divvy it up pollen she is live for us in hong kong to give us was jimmy my 2nd bail hearing at this quarter final appeal obviously huge attention being paid here took us through the significance of all of this. it's hard to realize it was in court for less than 10 minutes before you found out you would not be given bail so he has now been taken back into custody presumably presumably on till his trial of april 16th now this is all. so the 1st trial by. chief justice that took the helm. in january and he's told me lies legal team but they can challenge this but not back at the courts of final appeal but so that sets

this is our desire to live from doha also coming up colombia gives legal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented venezuelans refugees and migrants. hong kong's top court to decide whether media tycoon g. lie can be granted bail in a high profile legal challenge to beijing's national security law. and tesla's bitcoin boost the long musk's electric vehicle giant buys into the crypto currency and promises to accept it for payments. so donald trump's lawyers are denying the charge that the then president incited his supporters to storm capitol hill a day before his 2nd impeachment trial at the senate they're also arguing it is unconstitutional to hold a trial for former president but there are kratz prosecuting trump says that he has no valid defense i do j. kustra begins our coverage from washington d.c. we fight. we fight like hell and if you don't fight like you're not going to have a country anymore those were some of donald trump last words on january 6th moments before a violent mob fired up by his false claims that the election had been stolen broke into the u.s. capitol and t

hundreds of refugees and migrants stranded for weeks in colombia and now resuming their journey north towards the united states are being allowed to cross the border with panama which was close to stop the spread of the corona virus but the next stage of their journey takes them into one of the most dangerous jungles in the world laura bird manlier ports stranded on this beach for weeks in makeshift homes hundreds of refugees have finally be given the green light by authorities to leave colombia's seaside town of nick oakley the town which neighbors part of a has closed its borders last march to prevent the spread of crude a virus. the people's desperation to lead is evident. migration authority says the group is mostly made up of patients but includes some from cuba and africa they're all looking to make a better life for themselves in the u.s. . who trip would take them across the caribbean go straight to caprica from there the trip becomes the sleeve dangerous moment at the moment we have to cross the panama and from panama if we can continue to mexico. but it means getting through

is being mined in colombia for more than 25 years. multinational companies such as drummond and protocol extract the coal and sell it worldwide to the u.s. china and europe including germany. in recent years the companies have faced accusations that they have collaborated with paramilitary authorities. please you c.b.s. news that more testimony today in the murder for hire trial of alabama bass drum and a cold one karl is going to tear out the former drum an employee says he saw paramilitary vehicles on in here drummond property back in 2001 and tara claims he saw several of troubles colombian executives meet with a no paramilitary commander. in colombia the paramilitary money where those he doesn't matter was also known as and some of your costs are going to court. drummond union organizer. while the connection between the a u.c. power a monetary in the north. and drummond company functionaries. who . commutes to prosecution i don't want to be rude but as i've said before your question i'll be putting my safety and the safety of my f

the most impenetrable jungles in the americas it stretches for almost 100 kilometers connecting colombia and panama not only do they have to pick their way through dense vegetation and extreme humidity but it's also an area known for drug and people smuggling gangs him going last a rapid in the jungle we have to walk for almost a week so we have to carry water food as well and in the jungle they are wild animals so we have to carry machetes for safety. these dangerous parts have become the only way north for thousands of people over the past few years not all of them survive most colombia deported about 3800 people mostly from haiti local officials say there must be a better solution. we want all of you thought of geez all the governments that in one way or another to deal with this may create a dynamic to concentrate their efforts towards the search for a solution to this problem that afflicts us not only in colombia and quickly but in the world in general these people say this game of what lies ahead they're risking their lives but having already fled poverty conflict or persecution ma

venezuelan migrants in colombia get help from the venezuelans and. established 6 years ago every day it offers free meals volunteers do the best they can sometimes they have enough only for a bowl of porridge but the migrants are grateful for the nourishment. venezuelans are. survivors of war even though there is no war many of them have high rates of malnutrition children who have not even received their 1st vaccination. here we help them but the situation is getting worse every day. closures do not stop migrants the organization of american states forecasts that during 20211400000 venezuelans will enter colombia most of them aim to reach the colombian capital. has already embarked on the journey on food. they are traveling with the 7 month old baby girl but they prefer to living in poverty in venezuela. sleeping outdoors is not easy one has to stay awake because the other tries to sleep sometimes eat sometimes you don't but we were living under the same conditions in venezuela. there are still many days of walking ahead for these. 600 kilometers se

venezuelan migrants in colombia get help from the venezuelans and. established 6 years ago every day it offers free meals volunteers do the best they can sometimes they have enough only for a bowl of porridge but the migrants are grateful for the nourishment. venezuelan. survivors of war even though there is no war many of them have high rates of malnutrition children who have not even received their 1st vaccination. here we help them but the situation is getting worse every day. closures do not stop migrants the organization of american states forecasts that during 20211400000 venezuelans will enter colombia most of them aim to reach the colombian capital. has already embarked on the journey on food. they are traveling with the 7 month old baby girl but they prefer to living in poverty in venezuela. sleeping outdoors is not easy one has to stay awake because the other tries to sleep sometimes eat sometimes you don't but we were living under the same conditions in venezuela. there are still many days of walking ahead for these venezuelans 600 kilomet

venezuelan migrants in colombia get help from the venezuelans and. established 6 years ago every day it offers free meals volunteers do the best they can sometimes they have enough only for a bowl of porridge but the migrants are grateful for the nourishment. venezuelans are. survivors of war even though there is no war many of them have high rates of malnutrition children who have not even received their 1st vaccination. here we help them but the situation is getting worse every day. closures do not stop migrants the organization of american states. during 20211400000 venezuelans will enter colombia most of them aim to reach the colombian capital. has already embarked on the journey on food. they are traveling with the 7 month old baby girl but they prefer to living in poverty in venezuela. sleeping outdoors is not easy one has to stay awake because the other tries to sleep sometimes eat sometimes you don't but we were living under the same conditions in venezuela. there are still many days of walking ahead for these venezuelans 600 kilometers separ

venezuelan migrants in colombia get help from the venezuelans and. established 6 years ago every day it offers free meals volunteers do the best they can sometimes they have enough only for a bowl of porridge but the migrants are grateful for the nourishment. venezuelans are. survivors of war even though there is no war on many of them have high rates of malnutrition children who have not even received their 1st vaccination. here we help them but the situation is getting worse every day. closures do not stop migrants the organization of american states forecasts that during 20211400000 venezuelans will enter colombia most of them in to reach the colombian capital bogota. this family has already embarked on the journey on food. they are traveling with the 7 month old baby girl but they prefer to living in poverty in venezuela. sleeping outdoors is not easy one has to stay awake because the other tries to sleep sometimes eat sometimes you don't but we were living under the same conditions in venezuela. there are still many days of walking ahead for the

speaker, over the past two decades i have traveled to colombia more than a dozen times. on each trip i have had the privilege of meeting human rights defenders and social leaders. in cities, towns, and remote rural areas these brave men, women, and young people have confronted violence all their lives. and they are -- and they and their communities are targeted by illegal armed groups, paramilitaries, guerrillas, and criminal organizations. they have been targets of the colombian military and too often harassed under illegal surveillance by the state. simply for speaking out on behalf of others. organizing to meet basic meet. carrying out the duties of the profession, teacher, doctor, farmer, lawyer, journalist, pastor. they are threatened, assaulted, and murdered. during my last trip i spent a few days in the mountains. i met with indigenous leaders defending their right to ancestral lands. i met with afro colombian leaders creating small general prizes to support their families and children. i met with demobilized foxx shoulders hoping to build a new life and future. i

and colombia gets legal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented venezuelan refugees and migrants. hundreds of protesters a neon mon now rallying for a full day in defiance of a calf you military rulers have imposed restrictions on the 2 biggest cities young on and mandalay and also banned gatherings of more than 5 people activists though say they will continue to hold protests against the ousting of the government last week that's despite hearing from the head of the military men on klein who addressed the nation for the 1st time since the takeover on monday promising a new election next year well that's now speak to scott highly he's following all of this for us from across the border and bangkok scott a 4th straight day now of protests in the is after that national address last night they really don't seem to be letting up. no they definitely are not letting up and we know that on the streets of yangon they're streaming out in their hundreds probably reaching close to thousands now to their gathering in a very similar area to which they gathered in on monday one thing also that

insisted on and he also said that he hopes that the decision by colombia to extend legal status will help spotlight this crisis more and bring more international help. thousands of farmers could be taken to court in nigeria for failing to repay loans designed to boost advice for duction and reduce food imports more than a 1000000 farmers were given cash and tools but many are now refusing to make repayments putting the scheme at risk of collapse obvious there is a dangerous road for some are going to go in northern nigeria. a person on the line make and watch as closely as time hands prepare new paddy fields for a new crop a few metres away other workers tend to do shoots by going to one of nigeria's major rice produces with hundreds of hectares of land dedicated to growing rice is a serious thomas like him are benefiting from a government loan scheme to boost domestic production but says a scheme faces risks farmers are being. no. nor whether they are at the present that i thought. you were giving them. are going to be a talent through those they are. what i've given to i think. it'

hoy tenemos con mucho gusto a jonathan desde colombia.? ¿quÉ te cientos padres adoptivos? ——¿ quÉ te decÍan tus padres adoptivos? >> buenos dÍas. fue muy difÍcil, toda mi vida yo querÍa conocer a mi familia, y no sabÍa nada de mi familia. tengo recuerdos, cuando fui a noruega, todo el pueblo tenÍa curiosidad para conocerme, y la casa siempre estaba llena de gente,todo pensaban, que soy muy lindo, exÓtico, porque soy colombiano, y yo querÍa conocer a mi familia. toda mi vida habÍa tenido ganas de conocer a mi familia. carolina: hablas espaÑol perfectamente, vivÍas en urea, te contaban tus padres adoptivos que su familia era colombiana, ¿que habÍas nacido en colombia, te enseÑaban espaÑol? >> no, es que yo tengo pocos recuerdos de cuando mis padres adoptivos me recogieron en el orfanato. ellos no hablan espaÑol, y por supuesto yo no hablaba noruego tampoco. fue muy difÍcil, pero tambiÉn es lo mismo que pasÓ cuando me reunÍ con mi familia biolÓgica. yo hablo noruego, pero no espaÑol. aprendÍ noruego hace dos semanas, pero necesito mÁs tiempo

has been mined in colombia for more than 25 years. multinational companies such as drummond and protocol extract the coal and sell it worldwide to the u.s. china and europe including germany. in recent years the companies have faced accusations that they have collaborated with paramilitaries to. use c.b.s. news that more testimony today in the murder for hire trial of alabama based grumman cole one carl is going to tear out the former drum an employee says he saw paramilitary vehicles on in the drummond property back in 2001 and tara claims he saw several adrenaline's colombian executives meet with a known paramilitary commander. in colombia the paramilitary money where those he doesn't matter was also known as and some of your costs are going to court. drummond union organizer. while the connection between the u.c. paramilitary in the north. and drummond company functionaries. who. commutes to prosecute i don't want to be rude but as i've said be. for if i answer your question i'll be putting my safety and the safety of my family at

niÑos, ninguna de las dos es recreativa, a eso se ven obligados muchos niÑos en zonas rurales de colombia de su papÁ para poner clases virtuales. algunos no tienen cÓmo acceder al servicio. >> la mayor parte de nuestras escuelas rurales no cuentan con el servicio de internet, dificulta el acceso a la educaciÓn de nuestros hijos. >> no tenemos la posibilidad de pagar internet, eso ha negado la educaciÓn que nuestros hijos se merecen. >> tras mÁs de 10 meses que completan los estudiantes en colombia, las autoridades anunciaron que la prÓxima semana se pueda volver a los colegios. >> vamos a ver que vemos la alegrÍa en los niÑos y sobre todo, impar o positivamente en su desarrollo. >> habrÁn protocolos de seguridad, distanciamiento social y cuidados, cuidados extremos en algunos casos. los niÑos tendrÁn que seguir atravesando el rÍo colgados de un cable, desde que una creciente no lo vuelto a construir. >> han desaparecido sus registros mÁs de 105,000 estudiantes en colombia, segÚn las autoridades se atribuyen al covid—19 que ha infectado significativamente. >> en mÉxico del presidente lÓpez

and colombia gives legal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented dennis wayne and the refugees and migrants. it's time for the perfect jenny the weather sponsored by qatar airways now most of europe is still in the grip of a quite severe spell of winter where the snow is falling is different it's under these that whitish there where it's lying is not that much of germany the low countries and the british isles clearly has a lot in poland as well this is for $20.00 to $40.00 center visibility typical fall and it's one of those conditions you get the lowest temperatures of warning of severe frost in germany at the moment to preserve a night down to minus 20 but this is the line more or less where the rain snow snow is likely to fall at its worst it's going to be running out through better or worse and towards russia release a cold air behind and then tuck into the size of europe and you can see these are pointed out much warmer weather february for palermo is 50 and we're up to 21 to this warm weather was rain clearly still cold enough for snow at height in the pyrenees and event

s sanitaria los llevÓ a salir ellos asegura que solo quieren pasar por perÚ para ir a ecuador y colombia personas que hay que ayudarlas en sus destino >> el tiene la policÍa las f fuerzas armadas los hicieron retroceder >> establecemos el orden y ellos serÁn escoltados en el puente internacional >> el gobierno peruano ofreciÓ temporalmente un lugar de descanso en este estadio de la frontera pero finalmente fueron conducidos a territorio de brasil la mayorÍa regreso pero un grupo insistiÓ en quedarse a mitad del puente que divide los dos paÍses por lo que semana refuerzos para evitar una nueva incursiÓn en perÚ telemundo >> >> parapara seguir informados d esta y otras noticias su suscrÍbanse al boletÍn de no noticias telemundo es muy sencillo mande un mensaje de texto con la palabra noticias al nÚmero que aparece en pantalla para suscribirse y mantenerse asÍ al dÍa con la informaciÓn. >> musica >> mÚsica >> son símbolos de cultura y los artesanales son sÍmbolos de cultura y tradiciÓn hay una joven que se da a la tarea de difundir el trabajo de decena de artesanos luz valdés estenemos la h

el testimonio es necesario, después de que insitó a la resurrección en el capitolio y pasamos a colombiaes d ela crisis sanitaria, el hombre se lkució con sus pasos, al lado de shakira y jlo en el super bowl de estados unidos, ahora sobrevive de la venta de chatarra . >> soy de los mejores chatarreros del valle, bailo hace 20 años, crítico en el modo pandemia la chatarra . >> esta alidad la viven artistas que dejaron de lado el arte de bailar salsa, este es otro mundialista que bailaba en turkia . >> es que mis ingresos eran por el medio artístico, tocó entonces reinventarme poniendo un negocio de hamburguesas . >> para maestros y directores en el norte de colombia el panorama no es distinto . >> al comienzo era frustrante el saber que siempre estaba en el mundo de la danza, pasando a dejar un vehículo fue difícil para mí . >> estos hombres y mujeres brillaron en espectáculos del mundo, no pierden esperanzas de volver a los escenarios . >> en bogotá colombia, noticias telemundo . >> volveremos a bailar, al regreso de la pausa, un hombre regreso de la pausa, un hombre pone en peligro su e

in colombia hundreds of migrants and refugees are resuming their journey to the united states after being stranded for weeks because of the pandemic but to get to the u.s. border they have to 1st cross one of the most dangerous jungles in the world or bird man he has a story. stranded on this beach for weeks in makeshift homes hundreds of refugees have finally be given the green light by authorities to leave colombia's seaside town of neck ugly the town which neighbors part of has closed its borders last march to prevent the spread of coronavirus. the people's desperation is evident. the migration authority says the group is mostly made up of patients but includes some from cuba and africa they're all looking to make a better life themselves in the u.s. . the trip will take them across the caribbean go straight to caprica from there the trip becomes infamously dangerous moment at the moment we have to cross the panama and from panama if we can continue to mexico but it means getting through the daring gap one of the most impenetrable jungles in the americas it stretches for almost 100 kil

meanwhile colombia's new just so much military suffered ambushes by the fog the soldiers were abducted in the hundreds the systematic killing led to the displacement of millions of people the paramilitaries dictated that moles in the zones they took over the areas the state could never reach under pressure from the d.n.a. the criminals who came off to one hunted down the shell companies were dismantled under arrest increased. power defines our laws little babies were dying and they did nothing there were people in power in vest again exposing is and question they use and abuse of power around the globe and how do they have. such shit shit. threats of more sanctions against me and my ruling military judge after the bloodiest day and more than 2 weeks of anti kook protests. load welcome i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here and also coming up the kremlin critic alexina valmy loses to court cases in one day leaving him heading to prison for a new.

. >> ambientalistas en peligro, c colombia el pais con mayor n numero de ambientalistas a asesinados,s con ambi ambientalistas que se juegan la vida . >> noticias tl m con jose diaz balart . coronavirus estados unidos notg notable progrespo, asi luce el mpa del pais que el numero de casos esta en de descenso, tecxas se mantiene co leves aumentos, en todo el pais cgontagios cayeron en un 16 por ciento, al mismo tiempo bajan hospitalizaciones, con descenso del 26 por ciento, flall fallecimientos que caen en 26 por ciento, para mantener el promedio de 3 mil muertes por dia, numero de la pandemia son devastadores para mas pÑequeÑo tambien, los niÑos son cada vez mas afectados por suindrome inflamatorio, vamos a ver la informacion con francisco >> los cass se multiplican se convierten en un mistgerio m medico, y una pesadilla para esta familia . >> el primer dia que nos de desperto, asi describio el d dolor, decia que lo acuchillaban en la garganta . >> el niÑo sobrevivo pero en texas este niÑo comenzo con problemas respiratorios, en 12 horas perdio la vida en este hospital de texas, el do

en tercer lugar se ubica colombia, con casi 56,000 decesos.mp. los abogados de trump dicen que el juicio es inconstitucional porque el senado no tiene jurisdicciÓn sobre un exmandatario. ademÁs lo defienden diciendo que cuando trump elijo los seguidores que haya que pelear, no los estaba incitando a asaltar el capitolio como sucediÓ. claudio serÁ dice quÉ se espera que ocurra maÑana. claudia: los abogados del especial de trump acusaron a los demÓcratas de montar un teatro polÍtico. indicaron que cuando tu ——trump dijo... afirma que las palabras no eran para que se interpretara literalmente. que de las 10,000 palabras que trump dijo en su discurso, solo unas cuantas hablan de pelear. pero trump ese dÍa utilizÓ al menos 16 veces esa palabra que serÁ examinada con vÍdeos, en lo que serÁ el segundo juicio polÍtico contra el expresidente. se le acusa de incitar el ataque al capitolio el 6 de enero, que dejÓ cinco muertos. los legisladores demÓcratas que actuarÁn como fiscales dijeron que la evidencia contra trump es abrumadora. >> el motivo a sus s

and is the cost of your coffee about to rise we'll tell you why coffee farmers in colombia are struggling to recruit labor amid the pandemic. antigovernment protests kicked off in thailand last year after a pro-democracy party was disbanded for opposing the military government the protest escalated and morphed into demands for the monarchy itself to be reformed it's long been thought thailand's former was the richest in the world. well the economy has contracted more than 6 percent due to the pandemic millions are unemployed and there's little prospect of a tourism revival while in the midst of all of that the king's recent decision to take control of his assets has struck a chord so how much is the king worth then. what year are long gone as wealth has been estimated to start at $30000000000.00 by business insider in 2018 his thoughts on more than $6000.00 hectares of land around the country a biography about his father in 2011 estimated property holdings in bangkok alone were worth about $33000000000.00 well since the king took control of the crown property bureau in 2017 to $18.00 some

venezuelan migrants in colombia get help from the venezuelans and. established 6 years ago every day it offers free meals volunteers do the best they can sometimes they have enough only for a bowl of porridge but the migrants are grateful for the nourishment. venezuelans arrive survivors of war even though there is no war on many of them have high rates of malnutrition children who have not even received their 1st vaccination. here we help them but the situation is getting worse every day. do not stop migrants the organization of american states. 20211.4000000 venezuelans will enter colombia most of them into reach the colombian capital. has already embarked on the journey. they are traveling with the 7 month old baby girl. living in poverty in venezuela. sleeping. tries to sleep sometimes eat sometimes you don't but we were living under the same conditions and. there are still many days of walking ahead for these venezuelans 600 kilometers separate them from bogota meanwhile others arrive via the illegal trails the police are watching so we turn aro

the former commander of colombia's fock rebel group was questioned over the killing of a presidential candidate. she was a powerful advocate for women's rights and really sure was the right thing to do the u.s. president joe biden welcomes the release of saudi women's rights activists are saying al has moon who spent years in jail. democrats in the u.s. senate have been presenting their case that former president donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial on capitol hill they showed never before seen surveillance video and played dispatch calls from frantic police all this as rioters approached and stormed the seat of government on january 6th describing him as insider in chief impeachment trial prosecutors say trump was fully responsible for the deadly attack and should therefore be convicted and banned from public office this remains unlikely republican senators have indicated they're unwilling to vote against trump and risk the wrath of his supporters but impeachment manager joaquin castro said trump did nothing even when the rioters went looking for his vice president mike pence over an

in colombia in the mid ninety's coca fields covered homes stretches of land far from the cities which were now on the high surveillance the end of the ninety's people were talking about the potential from it becoming an august and with the guerrillas taking out drug traffickers sought refuge in the jungles of mountains well out of the state's reach. a fall right militia of $20000.00 men the united self defenders of colombia to fight the guerrillas. meanwhile colombia's legitimate military suffered ambushes by the font the soldiers were abducted in the hundreds the systematic killing led to the displacement of millions of people the paramilitaries dictated than those in the zones they took over the areas the state could never reach under pressure from the dea the criminals who came off the problem escobar hunted down their shell companies were dismantled under arresting increased. al-jazeera is investigative unit goes undercover tracking down an international organized crime network. is going to. go down to exposing direct links to corruption at the highest level of the bangladesh gove

but critics of colombia's peace deal signed in 2016 have long complained that the created the tribunal is too lenient on the former good to be yes. bless the president his mentor former president have been leading the charge insisting that the tribunals is going after government soldiers while offering impunity for the far. these sanctions need to be proportional in effect and not to revert to my as those who were victimized because those who committed these crimes have not been punished not. yet the head is proving critics wrong in its 1st ruling adding dieted 8 fark leaders for work crimes and crimes against humanity for the role in the kidnapping of more than 20000 people to finance their war against the state from 1909 to 2016 it is. the tribunals 1st decisions show that the special jurisdiction for peace is operating in a zealous open and deliberate manner to prevent any hint of impunity. the ruling is devastating for the fight now a political party to the 6 leaders are currently in congress they now have less than a month to decide if they accept or deny the charges if they accep

but presenting this decision the president of colombia said it was time to act the pandemic has a lot to do with it the conditions of many of these migrants warse and doing doing their pandemic so was on one level humanitarian and also quite practical because it was necessary for the government to know who these people are we're in front of one of many actually in our migration centers here in the capital of bogota some of them didn't know about the news there said that they thought it was the most important news of their lives one lady told me that she cried when she heard. me and now she said that she was a nurse back home and said that for the last couple of years you've been. living by selling coffee on this street so she hoped that this meant that she can now register and try to be a nurse year improve her conditions well let's turn to the situation in chile that's where thousands of mostly venezuelan migrants have entered through the andean border with bolivia they've gathered in the town of culture which sits almost 4000 meters above sea level outnumbered residents say they've

in colombia hundreds of migrants and refugees are resuming their journey to the united states after being stranded for weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic but to get to the u.s. border there have to 1st cross one of the most dangerous jungles in the world laura bird manly has asked henri stranded on this beach for weeks in makeshift homes hundreds of refugees have finally be given the green light by authorities to leave colombia's seaside town of nick oakley the town which neighbors part of a has closed its borders last march to prevent the spread of crude a virus. the people's desperation to lead is evident. migration authority says the group is mostly made up of patients but includes some from cuba and africa they're all looking to make a better life themselves in the u.s. . who trip will take them across the caribbean go straight to caprica from them the trip becomes the sleeve dangerous moment at the moment we have to cross the panama and from panama if we can continue to mexico. but it means 1st getting through the daring gap one of the most impenetrable jungles in the americas

in colombia in the mid ninety's coca fields covered homes stretches of land far from the cities which were now on the high surveillance the end of the ninety's people were talking about the potential for preserving a knocker stick with the guerrillas taking out drug traffickers sought refuge in the jungles of mountains well out of the state's reach. are falling right militia of $20000.00 men and the united self defenders of colombia to fight the guerrillas . meanwhile colombia's legitimate military suffered ambushes by the fall saunders were abducted in the hundreds the systematic killing led to the displacement of millions of people the paramilitaries dictated that holes in the zones they took over areas the state could never reach under pressure from the d.a. and the criminals who came after the problem escobar hunted down the shell companies were dismantled under arresting increased. on counting the cost china could become the 1st country to issue a digital currency is it rains in the tech giant's house prices rise despite tanking economy is increasing the divide between generation

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my father writes militia 20000 men in the united self defenders of colombia to find the guerrillas. meanwhile colombia's new just so much military suffered ambushes by the font and soldiers were abducted in the hundreds the systematic killing led to the displacement of millions of people the paramilitaries dictated that those in the zones they took on areas the state could never reach under pressure from the dea the criminals who came off the problem escobar hunted down their shell companies were dismantled under arrest increased. head of the un's nuclear watchdog meets officials in teheran the head of iran's plan to partly block inspections of its sites. hello i'm come out santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera. defiant and determined protesters in me and mara back on the streets a day after a military crackdown that killed 2 to.