it is not a constitutional court. free people are not judges. they were not appointed.ere not appointed legally. -- they were not appointed legally. the person heading the court was not appointed legally. it is not a constitutional court. >> every week, we produce a video that looks in depth at one of the main stories of the week. we are looking at a major issue in the u.k. eu trade talks. there's tension in the fishing industry and for many fishermen, brexit is about taking an opportunity. there is a persuasive logic to the idea that a country should control its resources. what sound simple is proving difficult. it helped create -- let's start with the deals in the 1970's. they a the basis of the system still used by the eu. here the uk's exclusive zone, marked in red. if you are in the eu, it is not asked to. it is a single -- it is not exclusive. an individual fishermen or company can own that part of the national quota and that's allow -- that will love them to fish a certain amount. fishing rights changed and some english fishermen sold their quotas to foreign busi

no, it is not a constitutional court. three people who weren't there today are notjudges. so, no, it is not a constitutional court. —— legally. so, no, it is not a constitutional court. -- legally. beyond that, what routes are available to you to try and reverse that? we support the doctors who already told us that they declare that they are not willing to go along with this announcement. and they will perform abortions, because the law hasn't changed. and we are going to the european commission to start an infringement procedure in poland for attempting to legalise torture is in poland to go to the european court ofjustice against poland to go to the european court of justice against poland poland to go to the european court ofjustice against poland because of that. and we will support each and every individual case against a doctor that will try to lie that this kind of abortion is banned in poland, because it is not.|j this kind of abortion is banned in poland, because it is not. i am interested that you are turning to the european commission because they are already cla

the italian agents when not convicted in fact the constitutional court to knowledge the sentence because the prosecution's evidence was covered by state secrecy did a kid. no make a. pretty. good show never. going to throw at me if. they. know my create and then when i am the if we know what i mean. why did they do. t t so they know they've. taken them. to my quest to beat the picket and when i didn't. know what to do i had to g. and that is that attitude to. then on september the 6th 2006 a few months after the publication of the 1st motley report president bush made an unexpected confession a small number of suspected terrorist leaders and operatives captured during the war had been held and questioned outside the united states. in a separate program operated by the central intelligence agency. so i'm announcing today that collate shaikh mohammed. ramzi bin al s'shibh and 11 other terrorists in cia custody have been transferred to the united states naval base at guantanamo bay thank you. do you have a sofa score disinterred at the 0. come in so short of no. this is. the. minister throu

justice party a long time proponent of tougher abortion laws has been accused of packing the constitutional court with loyalists. with a court decision pounds almost all abortions in poland only last year 98 percent of terminations of the country were done because of severe fetal abnormalities but that will now be outlawed however abortions due to rape incest or threat to the mother's life are still legal earlier we put the issue up for debate. well i think the thing with human rights in general especially the right to life is that they shouldn't be dependent on what other people think slavery back in the day used to be a democratic option that didn't make it morally justified in the same goes for abortion every child deserves to be a wanted child and every mother deserves to be well and mother and as we see in countries like poland and as was recently for the same reasons in northern ireland that we on the one hand hear these conservatives saying that they want to protect life on the other hand as if the exact same governments on the exact same administrations that supports for disabled people s

this was a ruling by the constitutional court there is no higher authority that this topic can be taken to in poland can these protests and actually change anything well if you look at the leader of the of peace the law and justice party of catchin skee he's pretty much saying that no nothing can change he said that this ruling is fully constitutional and what's more in the life of the constitution it could not be different there are some signs that support for peace is forming a little bit because of this court ruling the polling organization cantor says that their opinion polls show that support for the party has fallen to 26 percent that's the lowest since the party came to power in 2016 but this evening the polish president underage duda he's an ally of peace and he told a polish brokaw so that there could maybe be a compromise a way of say protecting those children who may be born with non-fatal bus. defects say for instance down syndrome but also protecting women and not exposing them to the psychological and physical suffering of having that child die shortly after birth and this

of the constitutional court is the last resort in this process it's crucial that it understands the importancef its responsibility to avoid endangering the social peace and stability of the country we await its decision on the result we are contesting which does not correspond to what happened at the ballot box. ruling party says the vote was open and transparent which the u.s. and the e.u. project more protests are planned next week as the legal battle plays out. al-jazeera. thousands of people have gathered in taiwan for the largest gay pride parade in asia they marched from government buildings through the streets of taipei then to a performance stage celebration was 1st held in 2003 and was criticized by the government at the time. you are watching al-jazeera these are the top stories rescuers continue to search for earthquake survivors in the turkish city of izmir the mag richard 7 tremor under the g. and c. down buildings and triggered tidal waves in turkey and greece at least 27 people died. who has more from izmir. a 16 year old girl.

it follows last week's ruling by poland's constitutional court that abortions in all but a few cases are legal the move paves the way for the governing rightwing lauren justice party to approve of terminations even in cases of fetal defects and when there is no chance of survival outside the womb abortion will only be allowed in cases of rape incest a where there's a threat to the mother's life poland prime minister promised to defend what conservatives see as an unborn child's right to life. short of the price for the rights of your pollicie deposed the freedom of choice truly is a fundamental thing that we should all agree that in order to have this freedom of choice one needs to be a life the one who is dead cannot implement one's right to freedom of choice. for the moves led to fears about a possible rise in the legal procedures how can you see just how about this law will not to crease the number of aborted foetuses it will do is put women's lives in danger because they'll be less prenatal screening it will put children's lives in danger too because they will not be tested 3 pre

even if we encourage them to not respect the constitutional court's decision, i am 100% sure that theyisoned, so they wouldn't perform abortions in that case. we don't have much time, but margot was saying the decision now is for the commission to start an infringement procedure —— marta. commission to start an infringement procedure -- marta. actually, i really don't know. i was surprised by the statement. i really don't know because i can imagine the european union will simply declare that the abortion law is something which is completely up to the member states. so, ithink which is completely up to the member states. so, i think the commission won't intervene on that issue. thank you so much for talking to us through that decision there in poland. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: ghislaine maxwell, the former girlfriend of the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, denies witnessing any inappropriate activities involving him with underage girls. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited forfor decades. the former dictator in the dark, older, slimmer, and as he

on abortions a ruling by the country's constitutional court means a procedure may soon be legal only in extreme cases including rape or incest or i i defended what demonstrators say a reproductive rights opposition m.p.'s brought protests to the floor of poland's parliament on cheese day chanting this is war. thousands of joint daily marches across the country in defiance of kovac 19 restrictions in the capital warsaw streets were blocked bringing traffic to a standstill. i am so sorry i need to fight for my daughter's future i cannot imagine not being everything is. ok if follows last week's ruling by poland's constitutional court that abortions in all but a few cases are legal the move paves the way for the governing rightwing lauren justice party to approve a final determinations even in cases of fetal defects and when there is no chance of survival outside the womb abortion will only be allowed in cases of rape incest a where there's a threat to the mother's life. poland's prime minister promised to defend what conservatives see as an unborn child's right to life son of the paren

of the constitutional court is the last resort in this process it's crucial that it understands the importanceits responsibility to avoid endangering the social peace and stability of the country we await its decision on the result we are contesting which does not correspond to what happened at the ballot box. ruling party says the vote was open and transparent which the u.s. and e.u. project more protests are planned next week as the legal battle plays out and are schapelle al-jazeera.

it is long has been pushing for tougher abortion laws and has been accused of packing the constitutional court with loyalist riot police were out in force using a crowd can. well weapons and there were similar scenes in cities across poland as well the constitutional tribunal ruling effectively bans almost all abortions in poland which already had some of the toughest laws in europe until now 98 percent of terminations were due to severe fetal abnormalities and the only remaining grounds for abortions will be in cases of rape incest or a threat to the pregnant woman's life the rules will take effect after being passed by parliament which is seen as certain to happen given the ruling party's majority the council of europe has called the move a sad day for women's rights removing the basis for almost all legal abortion simple amounts to a ban and violates human rights today's ruling of the constitutional court means on the ground abroad abortions for those who can a food and even agree to would you for all of this earlier my colleague you know neal debated both sides of this issue with a panel o

also those are protests rage for a 3rd day and poland with clashes in the capital after the constitutional court imposes an almost total ban on abortions. and a 14 year old boy caught up in the war between armenia and azerbaijan tells r t what his family lived through and how they got to safety. in the 1st place john nobody thinks tang i don't mean that i quoted a new general often still what i'm going back. to watching are to international bringing your live news update from our studio here in moscow to welcome to the program. teachers and friends are speaking out in the wake of a colleague's murder last week many say they're facing unacceptable daily risks while at work we heard from english peter gabriel the town's a.o. tragedy detected last week that. mind is many many things it's a tale of terror teachers in strong are expected to do a lot and it sounds like we will be expected to do even more treatments many ills in society and i know my colleagues and i are ready to take on many challenges but it's teachers are really under the threat of islamic terrorism. and we should not ask ourselves

potence constitutional court bangs almost all abortions the sparking nationwide protests. the 14 year old boy caught up in the war between armenia and azerbaijan tells our team how we got his family to safety. because little guy who'll john nobody in tangata link at our culture has a new yard to buy so what i mean dad. very well welcome you watching on t. international with me nicky aaron. teachers and français speaking out in the wake of a colleague's murder last week many feel their freedom to speak and instruct is now at risk anguished ha gabriel a tansey i spoke to a. tragedy that happened last week that. us mind is many many things it's a tale of terror teachers in strong arcs directed to do a lot and it sounds like we will be expected to even more trees and many ills in society and i know my colleagues and i are ready to take on many challenges but it's teachers are really under the threats of islamic terrorism. and we should not ask ourselves here's how you will teach kids should ask ourselves serious how we will protect the school itself and the surroundings of the

today's headlines protests rage for a 3rd day and pull in with clashes in the capital after the constitutional court imposes an almost total ban on abortions. and a 14 year old boy caught up in the war between armenia and azerbaijan tells r t what his family lived through and how they got to safety. from fulfilling. tangata mean. to buy and sell without. good evening and welcome to the program this is our to international coming to you live from the russian capital bring you your live news update. teachers and friends are speaking out in the wake of a colleague's murder last week many say they're facing an acceptable daily risks while at work we heard from english teacher gabriel tons. tragedy that happened last week that they're such a colleague of mine is many many things it's a tale of terror teachers in france are expected to do a locks and it sounds like we will be expected to do even more to prevent many ills in society and i know my colleagues and i are ready to take on many challenges that ish teachers are really under the threats of islamic terrorism and we should not ask ourselves here's h

potence constitutional court bans almost all abortions sparking nationwide protests. and while the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan rages on in the disputed karabakh region a 14 year old boy tells r.t. how he got his family to safety. before she lived. in tongues i don't mean can i call she's a knee jerk off to my soul without. a very warm welcome you're watching r t international with me nicky aaron. the murder of a french history teacher last week has left many in the profession traumatized with teachers now fearful that the freedom to speak and instruct is at risk english teacher gabriel a ton 0 told is the impact of the gruesome attack has has. tragedy that happened last week the death of a colleague of mine is many many things it's a tale of terror teachers in strong arcs directed to do a lot and it sounds like we will be expected to even more trees and many ills in society and i know my colleagues and i are ready to take on many challenges but if jurors are really under the threats of islamic terrorism then we should not ask ourselves here's how you will

vote according to food preliminary tally and though it still requires confirmation by the constitutional courthe announcement follows a week of violence in the capital conakry opposition supporters angry condé could run at all in munch the government how to referendum to change the constitution which allowed condé to run past his 2 term limit opponents say he's broken the law to hold on to power con days main rivals allude. declared himself the winner on wednesday electoral commission seeds he only won a 3rd of the vote. now it is for all of us to fight to preserve to defend our victory and you know that it is threatened by awful condé who had no boaters but had an army of fraudsters they have transformed the boat you expressed into another in favor of alpha condé we must not accept it. the government mobilized the army as opposition supporters flooded the streets. on day has manpower says 2010 instead of salute. we all the guinea reaches you f.t.g. that's what given wants if you have d.g. is not elected guinea will not be calm. come days decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated pro

all legal abortion simple amounts to a ban and violates human rights today's ruling of the constitutional court means on the ground abroad abortions for those who can a food and even greater would you for all of this earlier my colleague you know neal debated both sides of the issue with a panel of our guests have you have you ever met a person to regret having and johnson a child or a child indeed with a severe disability whose health has improved later in life and times even thrived don't children deserve the chance. i think every child deserves to be a wanted child and every mother deserves to be a will and mother and as we see in countries like poland and as it was recently for the same reasons in northern ireland that we allow one hand here these conservatives saying that they want to protect life on the other hand as exacting government means activist ministrations cut supports for disabled people cut supports for single mothers to cut support for a special education services for people with who seem disabilities well i would like to clarify that no one in the pro-life camp is wanting any

the constitutional court is the last resort in this process it's crucial that it understands the importancef its responsibility to avoid endangering the social peace and stability of the country we await its decision on the result we are contesting which does not correspond to what happened at the ballot box. ruling party. says the vote was open and transparent which the u.s. and e.u. project more protests are planned next week as the legal battle plays out into schapelle al-jazeera. people in georgia are also electing a new parliament very and maybe and minorities make up 10 percent of the population enough to influence the outcome in some parties are trying to win votes by taking sides and they're going to go on a kind of a conflict of interest or walker reports. municipality is a patchwork of ethnic diversity on georgia's border with armenia and azerbaijan here ethnic georgian as ery and armenian voters must choose who will best represent their interests in saturday's parliamentary election historically the people of my have tended to vote collectively and that's why it's tempting for po

end particularly during this debate, wrote about this, the constitution being fundamentalda law that seeks the will of the people and if the courts of the only true guardian, guardians of the constitution the constitution is the highest man-made law that any legislative act to the contrary must be held void for the court, the interpretation of the laws and problems, guardian of the constitution madison was talking about the first congress that he introduced the environment that became what weha call the bill f rights today, he said the courts would consider themselves in a particular manner, according of those rights, would be working against every assumption of power in the legislative or executive, they will be naturally led to resist every encroachment upon rights in the constitution by the declaration of rights. the idea of this guardians of the constitution the court played is a hallmark of our democracy today and whether or not a justice has the support of a number of this chamber, i don't believe anyone would deny that role our courts play and that is that role of guardian of the constitution. what is clear and the confirm

all legal abortion simple amounts to a ban and violates human rights today's ruling of the constitutional court means on the ground or abroad abortions for those who can a food and even greater or do you for all of this. for helping the welcome onto the program lauren chan lauren is host of the pseudo intellectual podcast speaking to us this hour from montreal and emma campbell is co convener of the alliance for choice in belfast welcome to you both lauren can we start with you and opinion poll in poland last year a fund that only 15 percent of people were in favor of tightening abortion laws so why do it if there is so little public support. well i think the thing with human rights in general especially the right to life is that they shouldn't be dependent on what other people think slavery back in the day used to be a democratic option that didn't make it morally justified in the same goes for abortion the right to life is the foremost right that anybody has and i would like to proudly apparently take a stand against eugenics today and say that someone's right to life should not be determined

the constitutional court is the last resort in this process it's crucial that it understands the importance of its responsibility to avoid endangering the social peace and stability of the country we await its decision on the result we are contesting which does not correspond to what happened at the ballot box. ruling party says the vote was open and transparent which the us and e.u. reject more protests are planned next week as the legal battle plays out and or chapell al-jazeera. is al-jazeera these are the top stories the search is underway for survivors in the coastal turkish city of israel after a powerful magnitude 7 earthquake a trauma beneath the g. and c. left more than 20 people dead and 700 others injured at least 20 buildings were destroyed. i have a shop on the back side i was talking with someone i felt that while we were outside the ground started to shake while i was watching our building i saw this one collapse. i thought that the ground to chatted you cannot think what you try to do is get out everywhere was collapsing luckily our building was intact. the new york times is

voters according to full preliminary tally and though it still requires confirmation by the constitutional courthe announcement follows a week of violence in the capital conakry opposition supporters angry condé could run at all in munch the government how the referendum to change the constitution which allowed condé to run past his 2 term limit opponents say he's broken the law to hold on to power con days main rivals allude. declared himself the winner on wednesday electoral commission seated he only won a 3rd of the vote. now it is for all of us to fight to preserve to defend our victory and you know that it is threatened by condé who had no voters but had an army of fraudsters they have transformed the boat you expressed into another in favor of alpha condé we must not accept it. the government mobilized the army as opposition supporters flooded the streets. on day has manpower says 2010 instead of salute. we all the guinea reaches you f.t.g. that's what getting wants if you have d.g. is not elected guinea will not be calm. come days decision to run for a 3rd term has sparked repeated protes

protesters took to the streets across poland again on thursday to demonstrate against the constitutional court's tightening of abortion laws in the capital warsaw demonstrators gathering outside the headquarters of the state broadcaster t v p opposition groups accuse the t.v. station of acting as the government's propaganda channel. israelis have marked the 25th anniversary of the assassination of prime minister yitzhak rabin 25000 candles were lit in the central tel aviv square that bears his name and where he was shot by a jewish extremist where his attempts to pursue peace with the palestinians. denied states as reported a daily record of new coronavirus cases the john hopkins university saying there were more than $90000.00 new infections in the last 24 hours u.s. is the worst affected country in the world it's now nearing 9000000 cases since the pandemic began. the european union has made available 220000000 euros to transfer covert 1000 patients from hard hit countries to neighbors with spare hospital beds blocks also preparing plans for fair distribution of any possible black seem to memb

this was a ruling by the constitutional court there is no higher authority that this topic can be taken to in poland can these protests and actually change anything well if you look at the leader of the of peace the law and justice party of catchin ski he's pretty much saying that no nothing can change he said that this ruling is fully constitutional and what's more in the light of the constitution it could not be different there are some signs that support for peace is forming a little bit because of this court ruling the polling organization cantor says that their opinion polls show that support for the party has fallen to 26 percent that's the lowest since the party came to power in 2016. this evening the polish president under-aged judah he's an ally of peace and he told a polish girl costa that there could maybe be a compromise a way of say protecting those children who may be born with non-fatal bust effects say for instance down syndrome but also protecting women and not exposing them to the psychological and physical suffering of having that child die shortly after birth and thi

inside churches across the country some scuffled with parishioners and far right past lost the constitutional court ruled last week that almost all abortions violate the right to life. security forces in belarus have you stun grenades against demonstrators as tens of thousands take to the streets of the capital minsk in other cities to protest against hardline leader alexander lukashenko the opposition has called for a nationwide strike today strike today they go of rigging israel action. turkish president budget dire bear to one has renewed calls for his french counterpart among you almost all to undergo a mental evaluation relations between the 2 countries are strained over regional tensions as well as the french president's defense of caricature of the islamic prophet muhammad. it's to spain our people across the country have spent their 1st night under a new curfew brought in to battle a major resurgence in coronavirus cases on sunday the prime minister pedro songs has declared a state of emergency and told spaniards that the country is facing an extreme situation spain's regions will have the

to break away from spain 27000 referendum on independence was declared illegal by spain's constitutional court and triggered a national crisis. protesters in the mongolian capital have demanded the release of ethnic mongolians arrested in neighboring china for criticizing a new bilingual education oversee the curriculum changes that replaces mongolian language textbooks with chinese ones weeks of protests in china's inner mongolia region. sports now and the drawl ceremony also included the u.a.e. player of the year awards byron's robert live on doff ski took the men's prize as expected the poland international scored $55.00 goals across all competitions last season as beyond won the champions league bonus league and german it was 16 more than any other player in europe's top 5 li it's the 1st time he has won the award and marks. the women's. streamliner the top story we're following for you here in d.w. news with one month to go until he faces reelection u.s. president has been infected with corona virus confirmed on twitter that both he and 1st lady melania trump have tested positive for cove

i think this constitute court packing and i think that's the implication -. chris: senator, with all due respect you are not being straight with me and you're not answering my question, we have 23 days left until the election, can vice president biden and senator harris, his running mate, can they continue to stonewall on a perfectly legitimate question. biden says it's legitimate. if you are elected, will you change one of the three branches of government by adding justices to the court, there have not been any more than nine justices since the 1870s, it's a pretty important question, can he hold out and stonewall for three weeks. chris: for the coming week what i'm holding always hope that there are still two more republicans who might join with the two republicans who already said based on what they did four years ago and refusing to give a hearing or vote to judge mary garlin, they should not be doing this now, senator murkowski, republican from alaska said fair is fair. if that's what we did in the election four years ago, now with the election underway,

hour protesters took to the streets across poland on thursday again to demonstrate against a constitutional courts tightening of abortion laws in that country in the capital warsaw demonstrators gathered outside the headquarters of the state broadcaster t.v. pate opposition groups accuse it of airing government propaganda on the issue. people in new zealand have voted to legalize euthanasia in a referendum. results showing 65.2 percent of voters supporting the new law it will give terminally ill adults who are experiencing quote unbearable suffering and have less than 6 months to live the choice to end their life that is if 2 doctors approve. well here in germany delhi corona virus infections have hit a new high for the 3rd straight day passing each 100000 in the last 24 hours as numbers rise so to questions about the effectiveness of the new law down measures which are due to come into force on monday restaurant owners performers and artists are among those who fear their livelihoods will be destroyed by the new round of restrictions. thinking outside the box this hotel owner in western germany h

if for any reason, the high court found the javelin constitutional, the government did not want anyoneo die because of an invalid law. the court consolidated several challenges, and hurt them in late 1917. as i said, professor, we'll discuss this in two weeks. the court wanted within constitutional limits to be as helpful in the war effort as it could. all the, none of the justices went out to enlist, as frank murphy did in the second war. when philip recognized the two labour cases that were on the courts calendar, for which he was supposed to be counsel, he worried because as a government official now, he would be unable to argue them. the attorney general was ruling for the courts to decide on the basis of the briefs, but brandeis had been involved earlier in those cases, and would have to recuse. frankfort was not church the majority of the remaining justices would support this. he made an appointment to see chief justice edward white, and after exchanging a few pleasantries, white said my son what brings you here. frankfort who knew that he was a devout catholic, said mr. chief ju

court. she took her oath of office at a ceremony at the white house where she stressed the importance of judicial independence. let's stay with this story now. michael mcconnell is director of the constitutionald law school and i know you served as a circuitjudge on the us court of appeals for the tenth circuit. thank you very much for your time. what do you expect from her? there is a history, isn't there, of supreme courtjudges turning out perhaps less conservative or turning out perhaps less conservative oi’ a turning out perhaps less conservative or a less progressive than presidents might have hoped when they appointed them? yes, when nominations are made, at least by republican presidents, there are always these dire warnings that this is going to lead to some kind of an apocalypse and it never happens and one of the main reasons for that is the conservative jurisprudence is actually kind of gorse law jurisprudence, so i would not expect major immediate changes. she has some pretty big question is coming up, doesn't she, she and the other justices? healthcare, same—sex marriage, abortion, possibly deciding who the next president is. well, that's an odd list. it is true there is a health

since the constitutional court ruled thatbortion should be banned, there is a feeling that line has been crossed. protesters and counter protests -- protesting counterprotests are happening daily, including in front of churches. the -- only a small minority support a total abortion ban. >> [speaking foreign language] >> he joins other pro-lifers for weekly prayers outside this clinic. >> this hospital happens to be the one that performs the most abortions in warsaw. >>ospital staff are not happy about the court ruling. >> [speaking foreign language] >> if and when the ruling becomes law, medical personnel will raise up to four years in prison for performing terminations for abnormality. >> the latest development escalating between turkey and france broke out over president macron's comments on medical islam. >> adding fuel to the fire, this cartoon mocking president erdogan in charlie hebdo has sparked fuel in turkey, accusing them of throwing fuel on the fire. in a speech, his ak party members in parliament. >> [speaking foreign language] >> prosecutors in ankara said they've launched a

court. most people feel like it's already in the constitution. as nothing to do with any other types of amendments. host: it was seven justices before that, correct? guest: since 1789, we have had a range from five to 10 justices on the supreme court, all of which were put there by statute. t in 1859 or 1869, the supreme court has been nine justices and that seems to have been a great number. as a matter of fact, the late justice ginsburg in 2019 was asked the question, how many justices do you think should be on the supreme court, and her comment was, and i quote, nine seems to be a very good number. host: the most recent, and it's not that recent effort to add justices to the supreme court was during the roosevelt administration. give us a brief history of that. guest: that was in 1937. roosevelt had been re-elected. roosevelt had the power of his party behind him. he had both the congress and, of course, the presidency. he tried to add, as i recall, six justices to the court, but a bipartisan group, not only his allies, but also his opposition

the constitutional court allowed him to run again.ied to do it again for a fourth term, that is when there was more political instability instabilitylitical and he fled the country. caroline: is he going to come back from argentina? how much is the u.k. educated economist arce going to have control? shery: he is seen as a handpicked successor to morales. i speak to my family on the ground and people are waiting to see when morales will make a move. this could lead to more political instability. about 20%so far, with of the vote counted, that there is a landslide victory. we have seen the interim government of president jeanine anez, who congratulated the victors, saying they should govern with democracy at heart. alivia is also dealing with global pandemic and the imf forecasting that the economy will contract about 8%. public finances are not looking great. public debt rising to more than and reserves plummeting to a decade low. and there is some ambiguity debate about the nature of morales's departure, some calling it legitimate, so

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