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million dollars has been pledged to help with these efforts in algeria the chairman of the constitutional councilhas quit his post it would have been in charge of a process to draw up a new constitution after the resignation earlier this month of president abdul aziz beautifully. and that shelling has been heard in several parts of the libyan capital tripoli it comes less than twenty four hours after the u.s. backed government launched an asse strike on a camp of fighters loyal to warlord khalifa haftar near tripoli. now at least ten people have died and many more are missing after floods in afghanistan warnings of flash flooding of been issued across two thirds of the country in kabul reports . this mean heavy consistent rain in kabul for nearly a week in the city simply isn't up to deal with this is the result of rivers flooded this river rose to this level on monday and in the last twenty four hours about sixty homes have been destroyed in this immediate area police and council have started to distribute sandbags so we've got some here lining up trying to protect further homes from destruction

he quit is chairman of algeria's powerful constitutional council the country's highest judicial bodywhich oversees presidential and parliamentary elections to millions of protesters he represented an establishment that is corrupt and ineffective he was an ally a former president up to lizzie's beautifully cut himself stepped down earlier this month after all jerry and demanded his twenty year rule and. that belize is decision to quit is unlikely to quell the two month long protests algerians want to revamp of the entire political establishment this is a significant resignation but the same time i don't think it enough to satisfy the demands of the protesters who really want a genuine transition that's that's led by an independent figures following belize's resignation algeria's army chief guide salah said the military is looking at all options to find a solution to end the crisis. i'd like to reconfirm that all perspectives are available in order to overcome all the difficulties as soon as possible for the sake of the nation supreme interests regardless of personal interests. on the

the constitutional council is in a meeting right now. what will happen n now, the constititutional council, we knw shallnal vacancy -- they immediately communicate the final vacancy to the parliament. then, the presisident of the will assumeations for nine days and then an election will be held. the constitutional council is in a meeting to take a all these decisions.s. he will become the head of state for 90 days. >> thank you for the update. according to algeriria's constitution, the speaker of the upper house of parliament will become the leader. he has stepped in on numerous occasions in the past. algerians, he's a familiar face, often charged wiwith welcoming foreign leader. duties ifakeses on the the country's leader is too ill to perform. algeria's upper house of been aent -- he had supporter of the widely contested plans to seek a fifth term in office. he's a member of the national , a party democracy closely allied with the liberation front. he occupied a number of high-profile roles, taking on the presesidency o of the coun's lo

well now to news from algeria the chairman of the country's constitutional council has quit his postit would have been in charge of a process to draw up a new constitution following the resignation earlier this month of president abdel aziz purchase anti-government protesters continue to take to the streets demanding a complete overhaul of algeria's political system which they say is dominated by the military elite victoria geisha and the reports. celebrations on the streets of following the resignation of tiny belize he quit is chairman of algeria as powerful constitutional council the country's highest judicial body which oversees presidential and parliamentary elections to millions of protesters he represented an establishment that is corrupt and ineffective he was an ally of former president abdelaziz bouteflika who himself stepped down earlier this month after all jiri and demanded his twenty year rule and. was that belize is decision to quit is unlikely to quell the two month long protests algerians want to revamp of the entire political establishment this is a significant resi

the chairman of algeria is constitutional council. has quit his pose antigovernment protesters have been calling for his resignation saying he's part of a ruling elite that they're against president abdelaziz bouteflika stepped down on april the second after weeks of mass demonstrations for his twenty year rule to end elections are expected in july that demonstrators fear they'll be neither free nor fair well seaven mcinerney is the executive director of project on middle east democracy and he thinks tire belise is resignation is a significant move but not really enough to satisfy the demands of the protesters. he was one of four main figures have been targeted in this past friday protest which was the eighth consecutive friday with widespread protests across nigeria along with the interim president. of the new prime minister. as well as the army chief of staff. now so this is significant resignation but the same time i don't think it's enough to satisfy the demands of the protesters who really want a genuine transition that it's led

last week to algeria where the chairman of the constitutional council tell you quit his post antigovernmentprotesters have been calling for his resignation saying he's part of a ruling elite that their it gainst elections are expected in july following president. resignation earlier this month demonstrators fear they won't be free nor fair antigovernment protests began in february after. announcing he was running for a fifth term and earlier this month the army stepped in to remove beautifully and said it would back a transition period to elections in july but the demonstrators are not satisfied they want all revenants of the old guard gone including interim president. stephen mcnerney is executive director of project on middle east a mocker see if things tell you belies his resignation is a significant move but not enough to satisfy the demands of the protesters. he was one of four of the main figures have been targeted in this past friday protest which was the eighth consecutive friday with widespread protests across nigeria along with the interim president. also the new prime minister. a

explains a big slap in the face for the french government as the country's constitutional council has ruled that named yellow vest protesters can't be banned from taking part in the continued demonstrations they canceled the last word on this said plans to give the power to authority would give officials excessive last ety the provisions leave therefore it is too much leeway in assessing of the reasons did me justify the ban so called anti breakers' law was passed through france as part of measures to try. in control that week the protests that have rocked the country protests that often disintegrate into writing and see as clashes with the police so much so that some cities have banned the. streets destroyed buildings set alight causing motorcycles torched the damage has cost of two hundred million euros so the french economy with business is tearing their hair out even french banks waded into the debate calling for an end for more than four months hundreds of local branches through essential links and local life has been targeted vandalized pillaged and bank offices physically threa

while some protesters may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all music to their is the council of held other controversial elements of the break is your meaning more severe penalties for organizers of north royce demonstrations and for those who cover their faces during violent protests well police now have the right just search individuals and vehicles in the demonstrations in a bid to prevent objects being brought in that could be used as weapons. arty paris. the other vast movement began last november driven by rising fuel prices and a decline in living standards for the office says the protesters aims are too vague to succeed. lynch mobs fall into these graves of. old ordinary be yes they protest protest i would be pleased to know even if you wished to remain neutral to the old man who will. be there we should never forget that they will be. opened up. all of the people will just leave and deal is this really an old big no good liberal establishment. well powers have called on the warring sides in libya to cease hostilities and deescalate the german

he quit is chairman of algeria's powerful constitutional council the country's highest judicial body which oversees presidential and parliamentary elections to millions of protesters he represented an establishment that is corrupt and ineffective he was an ally of former president up to lizzie's beautifully he himself stepped down earlier this month after all jiri and demanded his twenty year rule and. was that belize's decision to quit is unlikely to quell the two month long protests algerians want to revamp of the entire political establishment this is a significant resignation but the same time i don't think it a nuff to satisfy the demands of the protesters who really want a genuine transition and that's led by an independent figures following belize's resignation algeria's army chief guide salah said the military is looking at all options to find a solution to end the crisis. i'd like to reconfirm that all perspectives are available in order to overcome all the difficulties as soon as possible for the sake of the nation supreme interests regardless of personal interests. on the

but while some protesters may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all usic to that is the council about held other controversial elements of the breakers new meaning that more severe penalties for organizers of north weiss demonstrations. and for those who cover their faces during violent protests well police now have the right just search individuals and vehicles near demonstrations in a bid to prevent objects being brought in that could be used as weapons. arty paris. yellow vests movement began last november driven by rising fuel prices and i decline in living standards for last the first check says the protesters aims are too vague to succeed lynch mobs fall into this fray of. gold. you know this. really slow you wish to remain you know billy baldwin who will. we should never forget that. opened up. all the people received and still perceive very little of the. world powers have called on the warning signs in libya to seize hostilities and deescalate the german ambassador to the u.n. statement after an emergency meeting of the security council. membe

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would be nominated as the president of the constitutional council been sound the when. new person will take over the state of the constitution who is that person that is acceptable to everyone. but is the million dollar question that a few a few names have been thrown over the last six weeks or so we hear about for instance president the former president general is one of the contenders and be too old for ministers might be one somebody from the streets the most visible person would be. this is very very difficult to predict at the moment but there may be half a dozen names that could fit a particular position and that is that's going to be enough to satisfy the protesters not necessarily the protesters would want obviously this the new president of the constitution a council. in place that would result in the new person would take all the the total to be which which is no deal but we do the prime minister and his government will go the new president will nominate the new prime minister and this new prime minister will. a technocratic government does dissolve the state

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but while some protesters may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all music to they is the council of held other controversial elements of the breakers law meaning more severe penalties for organizers of new thrice demonstrations and for those who cover their faces during violent protests well police now have the right to search individuals and vehicles in the demonstrations in a bid to prevent. r.t. paris deal of us movement began last november driven by rising fuel prices and the decline and living standards phosphorus levels reject believes the aims of the protestors are too big to succeed however. fall into these oh. yes they protest but. i'll give you three slow growth you. need who will. be there we should never forget that. open up. all of the people receive and still perceive the savior of the day. israelis are gearing up to elect their next prime minister and as polling day looms one predominantly arab party is begging people not to vote for those who have blood on their hands something some contenders have been boasting about in their campaign

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may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all music today is the council of held other controversial elements of the breakers law meaning that more severe penalties for organizers of north demonstrations and for those who cover their faces during violent protests well police now have the right to search individuals and vehicles near demonstrations in a bid to prevent objects being brought in that could be used as weapons. arty paris. movement began last november driven by rising fuel prices and a decline in living standards philosophers lovely she believes the aims of the protestors are too vague to succeed. lynch mobs fall into these oh. yes. it will be very slow growth you will. need to know who you. are we should never forget there. will be. more open. people but it. is the failure of the day. that israel is the opposition leader is vowing that new time to go actions in his latest bid to oust president nicolas maduro won by those first move calling for more nationwide protests on saturday that's something that we have seen before however he has not gone

but while some protesters may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all music to their ears the council upheld other controversial elements of the breakers' law meaning that more severe penalties for organizers of northwest demonstrations and for those who cover their faces during violent protests well police now have the right to search individuals and vehicles near demonstrations in a bid to prevent objects being brought in that could be used as weapons charlot even ski r.t. paris. ok let's return to our breaking news story coming from central paris where a fire has swept through an apartment block destroying dozens of homes following a powerful explosion there are reportedly no serious injuries the blaze is said to be under control well let's go live now to alexander artie's alexander's dinar is near the scene of that fire alexanders if you can hear me ok i just want to want more information if you manage to find out and perhaps maybe you've seen some things yourself. well yes indeed i am right now in the north of paris just in this residential area it

where the chairman of algeria is constitutional council tired belise has quit his post protesters hadbeen calling for his resignation so. he's part of a ruling elite that should be completely replaced the tour of the ripples. celebrations on the streets of calling the resignation of time. he quit is chairman of algeria's powerful constitutional council the country's highest judicial body which oversees presidential and parliamentary elections to millions of protesters he represented an establishment that is corrupt and ineffective he was an ally of former president up to lizzie's beautifully he himself stepped down earlier this month after all jiri and demanded his twenty year rule and. was that belize's decision to quit is unlikely to quell the two month long protests algerians want to revamp of the entire political establishment there's a significant resignation but the same time i don't think it a nuff to satisfy the demands of the protesters who really want a genuine transition and that's led by an independent figures following belize's resignation algeria's army chief guide salah

at the moment is not constitutional because he served as president of the council of the constitutional council and he was limited again which is against the constitution ok just to interrupt you there for a second looking at these pictures compelling astonishing pictures coming in to us live from algiers is this a revolution as we would be able to quantify it and identify it but if it's not a revolution or else can it be if you want to call it what you should yes but usually a revolution has. kind of. wore all of blood connotations with it so it's a push for do evolution i would call it a bit on the journey and no use in the constitutional council to the constitution lights to make their voices heard and these voices we really knew that we don't want the power structure as exists today the military is watching these developments very carefully declaration of the chief of staff have been positive. from the first one on the twenty second of february he fell out these people who were demonstrating go in on the ventral but when he saw how organized it was. how it was spread throughout the

protesters may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all music to they is the council of held other controversial elements of the break is your meaning that more severe penalties for organizers of northwest demonstrations and for those who cover their faces during violent protests well police now have the right to search individuals and vehicles in the demonstrations in a bid to prevent objects being brought in that could be used as weapons. arty paris. movement began last november driven by rising fuel prices and a decline in living standards philosopher believes that the aims of the protestors are too vague to succeed. lynch mobs fall into these oh. yes but. i would be free flow of you would. need to know who you. are we should never forget that. the. more open our. people receive. is the failure of the day. venezuela's opposition leader is vowing new tactical actions in his latest bid to oust president nicolas maduro won by those first move calling for more nationwide protests on saturday is something that we've heard before however he has not gone into

but while some protesters may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all music to there is the council about held other controversial elements of the break as new meaning more severe penalties for organizers of north royce demonstrations and for those who cover their faces during violent protests well police now have the right to search individuals and vehicles in the demonstrations in a bid to prevent objects being brought in that could be used as weapons. r.t. paris. the l a. this movement began last november driven by rising fuel prices and the decline in living standards the loss of police that the aims of the protest is all too vague to succeed. lynch mobs fall into these rare oh. yes. free flow do you view we. need to know who you. are we should never forget there. will be. more open. people. perceive. them as well as opposition leader is vowing new tactical actions in islam to spread to oust president nicolas maduro those first move calling for more nationwide protests today is something we've seen before and whether he has not gone into much detail

of protests in algeria forced the interim president to name a new head of the constitutional council. they are seen as part of the discredited regime of abdulaziz bouteflika. he resigned after months of protests. the outpouring of public anger continues. it is not enough that abdelaziz bouteflika resigned. they want a large-scale cleanup of politics. >> i want the gangsters to leave. to been solid, no to bella z's. to bin salman. no to belaziz. -- he was head of the constitutional council, which plays a key role and there was no way the elections planned for july 4 could be free and m partial -- free and impartial. nonviolent. stated a professional army. the army is keen to make sure there is not a drop of algerian blood spilt, which would serve the interest of our enemies. patients asal urged the military considers how to resolve the crisis. protesters want to general to leave, too. >> the first shipment of humanitarian aid has finally arrived. copetals are struggling to with equipment shortages and power outages. after weeks of deadlock, a sigh of relief for venezuela. a shipment of

he quit is chairman of algeria's powerful constitutional council the country's highest judicial body which oversees presidential and parliamentary elections to millions of protesters he represented an establishment that is corrupt and ineffective he was an ally of former president up to lizzie's beautifully who himself stepped down earlier this month after all jiri and demanded his twenty year rule and. belize's decision to quit is unlikely to quell the two month long protests algerians want to revamp of the entire political establishment there's a significant resignation but the same time i don't think it a nuff to satisfy the demands of the protesters who really want a genuine transition and that's led by an independent figures following belize's resignation algeria's army chief guide salah said the military is looking at all options to find a solution to end the crisis. i'd like to reconfirm that all perspectives are available in order to overcome all the difficulties as soon as possible for the sake of the nation supreme interests regardless of personal interests. on the streets

but while some protesters may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all music to that is the council about held other controversial elements of the. because new meaning more severe penalties for organizers of new thrice demonstrations and for those who cover their faces during violent protests well police now have the right to search individuals and vehicles in the demonstrations in a bid to prevent objects being brought in that could be used as weapons. arty paris your best movement began last november driven by rising fuel prices and a decline in living standards philosopher believes that the aims of the protestors are too vague to succeed. lynch mobs fall into these oh. you know this. really slow growth you would. need to know who you. are we should never forget that. opened up. all of the people and still is the failure of the. venezuela's opposition leader is vowing new tactical actions in his latest bid to oust president nicolas maduro won by those first mover calling for more nationwide protests on saturday is something we've seen before however he

well let's go to the other north african uprising algeria the chairman of the constitutional council tyee belise he's quitting is supposed anti-government protesters have been calling for his resignation saying he's just just part of the ruling elite that they want to polish president bush to flee to step down on april the second after weeks of mass demonstrations his twenty year rule to end we can speak now to stephen mcinerney who's an executive director at a nonpartisan nonprofit organization called project on the middle east i'm not chrissy's joining us live from washington d.c. thank you very much indeed for joining us how significant that is the fact that this man the head of the constitutional council has stepped aside. well it is significant he was one of four of the main figures have been targeted in this past friday his protest which was eight consecutive friday with widespread protests across our jury or along with the interim president. of the new prime minister. as well as the army chief of staff made goods are now so this is a significant resignation but i the same time

figures who will join the the but i doubt to be honest with you that many civilians will join a constitutional council called because he said it's going to be officially named the military transitional council and many people in the arab world that's going to take action if it will really. are saying that the washer is in her studio she can hear people outside because she's not too far away from that the army headquarters in khartoum she could hear people outside cheering the army in the people's eyes at least would seem to be the heroes of the moment definitely i mean it really cannot last exactly the celebrations i think when they heard that a mother bashir was arrested and toppled this explains the celebrations on the streets but then what's next. will that will the sudanese take this as a good step forward and what kind of form with the protestors play in a transitional military council you know when you get when you get a decision where you suspend the political establishment the political landscape you dissolve the parliament is over government is going to be the final say of the military counci

but while some protesters may see this decision by the constitutional council as a when it's not all music to there is the council about held other controversial elements of the breakers new meaning more severe penalties for organizers of north weiss demonstrations and for those who cover their faces during violent protests well police now have the right to search. jewels and vehicles need demonstrations in a bid to prevent objects being brought in that could be used as weapons. arty paris the yellow bus movement began last november to ruin by rising fuel prices and a decline in living standards but phosphorus levels reject believes the aims of the protesters are too big to succeed. lynch mobs fall into these days of seeking for some. gold. yes they protest but protest. really slow team view. and you know the old women who will approach them we should never forget that. the. most opened up. all of the people received and still perceive is the savior of the. world powers have called on the warring sides in libya to cease hostilities and deescalate the german ambassador to the un gave

and so h hired b belli sees who stepped down as the head of the constitutional council earlier this week. algeria will hold a presidential election on tonight for free in a bidid to put an end to the unrest. nixon and two ministry rule that amount of processes is fraud as they staged the largest station since a ministry council seize power of that see john from president. bush's. also the definisen my in central coaching demonstrates his way the sudanese flag chanting freedom peace and jujustice. ministry counsel was found to meet some of protesters demanding cleaning fighting corruption but progress has yet to be made on handing power to process the edges. of correspondence bastin even me caroline thompson so does this report from call. to it's eight am friday morning and around the army headquarters protesters are waking up one by one it's here they'veeen protesting since april six calling for the end of the military regime thehey've occupd the neighborhood since that day. 90% of the people who stayed overnight have now gone home to sleep. they sleep between nine am and one in the afte

to go including the interim president the government and the constitutional council they are still in power they are the ones who will in a way or another oversee the elections and this is raising many many concerns among the people and among the opposition it remains to be seen whether the army will be able to narrow the differences between all the political factions in the coming weeks otherwise we would just see further tension building up across the country or i should leave it there for the moment thanks very much indeed hashing out on the situation in algeria from doha. ok let's return to israel to our top story the israeli election and both leading candidates claiming victory over twitter but hear from the opposition leader benny gantz he tweeted we won the people of israel have spoken thanks to thousands of activists and over a million votes is in these elections there is a clear winner and a clear loser bibi that benjamin netanyahu promised forty seats and lost big time says gantz the president sees the picture and the government should become lost on the when the there is no

off leaker asked for forgiveness for any mistakes he's made meanwhile the constitutional council has met to decide the next steps nato secretary general has addressed the us congress as the security alliance celebrates its seventieth anniversary i on the nato conference agenda our relations with russia and the sharing of the organizations defense spending every congress every american press them your men and women in uniform and the people of the united states of america have been storm's supporters all night america has been the backbone of our alliance it has been for the mental to european security and for our freedom. we would not have the peaceful and prosperous europe we see today without the sacrifice and the commitment of not the states for your enduring support i thank you today. the libyan warlord. ordered his troops to move west in what looks like a show of force they say they're heading to fight what they call remaining terrorist groups health workers in mozambique have started a campaign to vaccinate hundreds of thousands of people for cholera the program is centered on

three the now focusing on the three bees prime mininister noureddine bed we constitutional council president tayyip belli he's's. an offer house o of parliament president abdelkader ben saleh. protesters are calling for a new transitional institutions to be set up to implement reforms and organize free electitions.. it looks like brags it is headading for a a nother delay t least t if primeme ministeter ta may y gets what shee wants. she's written t to european council presidentnt donald to screw questing a second short extensionn her new divorced deadline june thirtieth may says that time wld be useded f for cross p party negotiationons to break the political impasse in london. europepean union leadersrs say y want to see a viable plan before givingng the u u. k. more time. and britainin's oppppositionn lr laborr party said onn friday tht talks on a last ditctch briringt deal have made no progress. which means we don't have. to we ve eed the talksks with the government yet there's beeen no obvious movee o on the side a governmentnt as yet we continunn ththose t talks oppositionn is. that th

and the protesters would want obviously this the new president of the constitution a council.in place. would result in the distance a person would take over the done the good to be with you which is a no did but we do the minister and his government to go the new president will nominate the new minister and this new prime minister will fall at the cook attic government. derian to concern the old maybe even to bring to maintain its influence they say that determined to continue pushing for real change victoria gate to be there. in libya the un recognized government has launched an as strike on a camp of fighters loyal to warlord twenty five it was carried out on the outskirts of the capital tripoli the government as raised its state of emergency to the highest level as it defends the city from half this fight as the w.h.o. says at least two hundred seventy four people have been killed and eighteen thousand displaced libya's deputy prime minister says have to copy trusted to help the country recover from years of conflict have to struggle for a better than an interest and that's

the demostrations are taking place just days after france's constitutional council struck down a measuree demonstrations are taking place just days after france's constitutional council struck down a measure that would have let authorities ban certain individuals from protesting, a key element of the government's plan to crack down on violence at "yellow vest" demonstrations. algeria's president abdelaziz bouteflika has stepped down after 20 years in charge, but the protesters who forced his resignation say it's not enough. they continue to fill the streets of algiers, demanding an end to the regime that stood behind him. the mood among demonstrators is positive but the country's path ahead is still unclear. sally nabil reports. the long—time leader has resigned, but algerians continue to protest. it's the seventh week in they take to the streets. they say abdelaziz bouteflika has gone, but the regime is still in place. they accuse the ruling elite of corruption and repression, and they want to dismantle the entire system. the mood on the street is hopeful, and expectations are high. but

the constitutional council so we do people from the military also so i guess it would move towards some sort of collective leadership that would allow the foundation period which it might is to me it would be eighteen months ok i mean talking to you again thank you very much thank you but back now to tell the difference is true decades in office bernard smith asked that he was algeria's longest serving president. abdulaziz beautifully will likely be remembered for ending the civil war that lasted ten years hundreds of thousands of people were killed beautifully to one praise for restoring stability that led to an economic boom and major development projects across the country. he also managed to hold the country together during the arab spring. there were protests in january twentieth levon over poverty and unemployment the government responded by creating thousands of small business opportunities with generous incentives to young entrepreneurs reducing food prices and ending a decades old state of emergency. despite this riots continue a sign that not everyone was happy with how beauti

developing news out of algeria where the chairman of the constitutional council tired belies has tappeddown it was one of the main demands of protesters who see most part of what they call the ruling elites meanwhile lawyers have joined protests in the capital as well as in other cities but isn't abdelaziz bouteflika resigned earlier this month after weeks of demonstrations people in jordan have been rallying in support of the king's position on the israeli palestinian conflict king abdullah has warned that donald trump to be unveiled peace plan has ignored the question of how the divided territory between israelis and palestinians have been reports that jordan has been kept out of the u.s. plans jordan plays a key role in israel and palestine as a custodian of jerusalem a mosque compound which is home to both muslim and jewish holy sites. a large hardline muslim group is frightening to protest during indonesia's elections and when say if it suspects cheating is going on president joker we don't know is expected to win a second term in office but his main opponent is already making alle

two of the constitution should be triggered and for a week nothing happened the constitutional council didn't do anything the president didn't do anything but today when these high level meeting of the highest ranking officers of the algerian army mat and the decision was for the president to leave now a couple of hours later or less there is this particular. resignation what is going to happen in the next few weeks obviously it will depend on friday the demonstrations so technically speaking. is the head of state called in to the current constitution all of julian's dead against states so they will come out to demonstrated and so on and so forth that will give the military. a hand in a company in this political transition to democracy most politicians in algeria have been calling on the military of over the last few years to. of this particular transition i would think that there will be some soul toll free . presidency would somebody highlight. me. i don't think that the. the constitutional institutions but exist. acceptable by the people. of this corrupt regime so nobody trusts trus