pasado han dejado 27 muertos y mÁs de 700 heridos >>> en nicaragua las fuerzas del gobierno de daniel ortega agresiÓn sucedio anoche en la catedral de managua en donde un grupo de madres en huelga de madre exigen que sus hijos sean liberados >>> ellos reaccionaron y mandaron una fuerza de choque protegida pores fron obligadas a desalojar el lugar >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> la huelga en managua sirviÓ en apoyo a otro grupo de madres que junto al padre edwin romÁn permanecen rodeados por las autoridades en la iglesia san miguel >>> el pasado jueves 13 jÓvenes activistas intentaron llevarles aguas han sido acusados de trÁfico de armas >>> tus familiares y amigos los que estÁn ahÍ fueron encerrados injustamente no tienen nada que ver de estar trabo canned armas >>> mientras las iglesias se mantienen sitiadas para protestar y exigir respeto a quienes mantienen huelga de hambre y la iglesia. >> la conferencia episcopal fijo que pare el asediÓ en managua nicaragua, noticias telemundo >>> de vuelta en estados unidos les hablamos de un informe especial de telemundo nbc y comcast que muestra el

the knickerbockers presidential stop what's described as a person's start repression appeal to daniel ortega coincides with the hunger strike in a cathedral or testers are demanding the release of nicaraguans arrested during demonstrations last year and which more than 300 people were killed and gallagher reports in nicaragua as capital managua pro-government supporters stormed the nation's most important cathedral and what church officials call an act of desecration by the scuffle that followed a priest a nun reportedly injured church was sheltering a group of mothers calling for the release of the children they say are political prisoners which reported the women left with the red cross the catholic church plays a powerful role in the crowd were the president told take his accused bishops of being cooped losses of laro given all the more than. of course we're free we don't have any power we don't have anything of course we are free but no priest has gone into exile everyone is where they should be even those who were tortured in messiah are in their parishes accompanying the people with mu

the united nations has called on nicaragua's president daniel ortega to stop what it calls persistent repression there's been a standoff at a cathedral weapon test a staged a hunger strike there demanding the release of people arrested during demonstrations in which more than $300.00 were killed is on the gallica. in nicaragua as capital managua pro-government supporters stormed the nation's most important cathedral and what church officials call an active desecration. in the scuffle that followed a priest a nun reportedly injured church was sheltering a group of mothers calling for the release of the children they say are political prisoners which reported the women left with the red cross the catholic church plays a powerful role in nicaragua the president told take his accused bishops of being cooped losses a plot of land over then i want them on the phone was of course we're free we don't have any power we don't have anything of course we are free but no priest has gone into exile and everyone is where they should be even those who were tortured in maceda are in their parishes acc

multitud gritaba "guerra civil ahora" en nicaragua un grupo de madres entro con el fin de presionar a daniel ortega salud de estas huelguistas. una crisis polÍtica ha dejado cientos de muertos en ese paÍs. tambiÉn hubo manifestaciones en francia donde la policÍa lanzÓ gases lacrimÓgenos intentaban hoy revivir su movimiento es violentas protestas contra el presidente manuel Él y sus polÍticas. los adecos amarillos creen que eso favorece al laos ricos de los paÍses de galos. el pontÍfice agraz dio a todos en una nueva instalaciÓn y se reuniÓ con monjas, voluntarios, pobres y desamparados para participar de una comida. maÑana domingo francisco oficiara una misa por los pobres hay quienes opinan que todos merecen una segunda oportunidad en la vida. eso fue lo que obtuvo un joven de origen venezolano que le dio un giro radical a su vida de pasar a estar en la cÁrcel a ser un estudiantes de derecho. >> la adolescencia su mundo era muy diferente >> la realidad en la que yo me estaba criando era un ambiente rodeado dearmas, droga, violencia. un barrio pobre. >> un vecindario con una alta tasa delictiva . >

the country's sandinista regime under president daniel ortega cracked down hard on the demonstrations suppressed. demonstrations. independent media coverage was suppressed. under the people were killed and imprisoned. thousands were forced into exile. many are still missing. rodrigo vasquez was sent on assignment to investigate the causes and the aftermath of the situation under a cover story of reporting on the 20th anniversary of the sandinista revolution for venezuelan national television. on arrival in managua, vasquez was told none of his expected meetings with government officials would go ahead. we were told that the vice president, or‘s wife, had to personally authorise every single interview. she hadn't been able to do so because she was dealing together with her husband, with the possible negotiations with the opposition. to get the real story, vasquez tracked down one of the student activists who were still in hiding. describe how paramilitaries loyal to the government attacked them inside a university complex. vasquez filmed in neighbouring costa rica and spoke to some of

. >>> allÍ los tiene simpatizantes de daniel ortega con las huelgas de hambre se pide la liberaciÓn dedo maÑana. va a ser en 20 condados afectando a 300 mil hogares el motivo el empeoro miento de las condiciones de tiempo con viento auy seco y fuertes implican mayor riesgo de daÑos y chispas en el sistema elÉctrico. esto podrÍa provocar incendios en Áreas con vegetaciÓn seca los cortes van a ser escalonados, empezando la maÑana de este miÉrcoles. >>> comparecen de nuevo en una corte de chicago los tres acusados de crimen de marlen ochoa una jovencita de 19 arnos engaÑada y brutalmente asesinada en abril pasado para sacarle de su vientre al bebÉ que llevaba. la criatura falleciÓ tres meses despuÉs, ruben pereira con mÁs detalles de esta comparecencia. >>> quÉ tal felicidad te saludo desde la corte en chicago donde se llevo a cabo otra audiencia en el caso del asesinato de marl ochoa, una de las acusadas en este caso, dio a luz el pasado primero de noviembre, y fue ruvo que presentar en esta corte al igual que su mamÁ clariza figueroa y el novio de clariza peter. los tres estÁn acusados

critical human rights situation president daniel ortega now in his 4th term accused of rigging elections says he won't leave office until at least 2021. china says it's ready to retaliate after the u.s. house of representatives passed a bill calling for human rights to be upheld in hong kong the legislation is already been approved by the senate it now goes to president trump for final approval beijing is accusing washington of interfering in its internal affairs and summoned an american diplomat in beijing sarah clarke but the latest now. police have sealed off this entire area around polytechnic university and we believe up to $100.00 people are still barricaded up inside overnight we had a few people the 1st who left voluntarily surrendered and were arrested as a result of the last few days we've had more than 1000 people leave this campus and of course a rest now at the moment round this particular area we have huge traffic congestion here is the tunnel it's being posed. it's a major tunnel connecting hong kong island and callan also we've had in the us the passage of the hong kong h

crushing economic war against that country and speaking of economic sanctions let's move on to daniel ortega nicaragua or us back who was attempted there last year but it was defeated how did our congress respond to every single member of congress approved crushing sanctions on the country how do i know it was a u.s. backed coup in. corrado well yet again our crappy criminals bragged about it of publication funded by our regime change arm the national endowment for democracy and he did he boasted about spending millions of dollars laying the groundwork for insurrection against ortega guys. how many times do i have to tell you don't brag about how cool it down. here here here here say it with me oh that saddam i am surprised to see a violent uprising in nicaragua. i certainly didn't have anything to do it that. i don't know 2 where that truckload of chickens game broke. anyway i think you're starting to get the point if you are a leader of a latin american country that wants to help the poor fight the banks and distribute the resources to everyone as opposed to a tiny tiny number of billionai

karada hundreds of people have been jailed forced into exile since protests against president daniel ortega began in april last year potence want him to step aside and allow elections all right so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the street station council which. the prime minister's. mission is to give the british on the 31st of october and making this country the greatest place oldest person to. follow drama bricks it on al-jazeera. hi i'm molly could be that and here in the stream we know our community is all over the world but chances are you know or have heard of an american singer named dolly parton she's peak pop culture all over again a 73 year old superstar is the subject of a popular podcast a netflix series and has a number one song on the dance charts impressive achievements for anyone but particularly for an artist who has been performing for more than half a century so what keeps her relevant dolly parton's america sets out to understand about america from a dolly's eye view. is this quivering mass of irreconcilable contradictions i mean to b

of people have been killed or jailed or forced into exile since protests against the president daniel ortega began in april of last year and it's want him to step down to call elections. in bolivia at least 3 people have been killed during a security operation to end a blockade on a major fuel plant by supporters of the former president abel morales they're demanding the return of the leader and after he resigned earlier this month following antigovernment protests histories about. violence scenes once again in the city of hundreds of members of the security forces headed to this ng got their gas plant on tuesday supporters of dallas were blocking it to prevent gas from reaching the capital. several people were killed and many others injured when security forces cleared the way. they are killing our bolivian brothers we want freedom we want a president with our blood we will fight for it with our lives. there are roadblocks in many parts of bolivia and the streets leading to the capital are no exception protesters say bolivia's democracies are under threat but protests like this one are prev

the organization for american states say this is now a critical human rights situation president daniel ortega now in his 4th term and accused of rigging elections says he won't leave office until at least 2021 and a gallica al jazeera. ethiopians in the region of saddam a boast on the creation of a new federal state and initial results are expected later on thursday the initiative aims to give ethnic groups more autonomy but some fear the vote could cause more fragmentation. we should all be here in doha less just through your top stories so far today goldman has told the impeachment inquiry into donald trump that the president wanted to withhold military aid to ukraine in exchange for an investigation into his political rival the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. who was once an ally of mr trump also implicated other top officials saying quote everyone was in the loop was there a quid pro quo as i testified previously with regard to the requested white house call and the white house meeting the answer is yes mr giuliani conveyed to secretary perry ambassador volcker and others that president trump

karada hundreds of people have been jailed forced into exile since protests against president daniel ortega began in april last year potence want him to step aside and allow elections. all right so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the street station council which. the prime minister. mission is to give the british on the 31st of october and making this country the greatest place older person to touch it is delayed. follow the drama of brick sit on al-jazeera. hi emily could be that and here in the stream we know our community is all over the world but chances are you know or have heard of an american singer named dolly parton she's peak pop culture all over again the 73 year old superstar is the subject of a popular podcast a netflix series and has a number one song on the dance charts impressive achievements for anyone but particularly for an artist who has been performing for more than half a century so what keeps her relevant dolly parton's america sets out to understand about america from a dolly's eye view. is this.

hundreds of people have been killed jailed or forced into exile since protests against president daniel ortega began april of last year opponents want him to step down and to allow elections. in guinea mothers have been on the march to demand the police stop killing children taking part in protests many youngsters have joined the rolled against plans to change the constitution which would allow the aging president to seek reelection the torah gave me as the story. their banners and plaque on show the faces of boys and young men who they say were killed by police during protests against president alfred condé the mothers have one message for the press. and who they accuse of wanting to hold on to power for a 3rd term. and we are here to tell off a conduit to stop killing our children enough is enough he has to go we don't want to be in power for a 3rd term to continue killing our children. and they say they used force after protesters threw stones at them during violent confrontations relatives of 12 year old mammy do who shot dead last week say that use of force was disproportionate. they want

nicaragua hundreds have been killed jailed or forced into exile since protests against the president daniel ortega began in april last year opponents want him to step aside and allow elections. in chile police say they'll stop using birdshot pellets on protest as a means to now the suspension follows an admission by president sebastian pinera that security forces have committed abuses and promised to punish those who are guilty. as more from santiago. on monday thousands took to the streets in sheila's capital sent the agony protesters commemorated one month since the unrest began nationwide but demonstrations like these are taking place almost every day across china. so more incidents involving police using violent tactics to disperse crowds. and it would seem to say the level of violence of this government with our president there's almost a pandemic of people who have lost their eyes or have been the one not only that there are people who have been tortured or have disappeared it's almost like a dictatorship under democracy. this ongoing crackdown by security forces against demonstrators has be

hundreds of people have been killed jailed or forced into exile since protests against president daniel ortegagan in april last year opponents wanted to step down and allow elections weeks of antigovernment protests in iraq. the damaging trade some shop owners are struggling to stay in business due to row blocks port closures and internet interruptions while many say they're sympathetic to protesters to months they also want a return to stability some of the fault and as a story from baghdad. as protesters digging their heels in downtown baghdad nearby businesses face a struggle of their own traders near tahrir square have found themselves on the front lines between security forces and demonstrators this hardware store and another were burned down in recent unrest staff are still sorting through charred merchandise because the anti-riot forces were on top of the buildings they targeted them the 2 shops that belong to us this one and that one would burned we were able to extinguish the fire as you can see it all turns to ash. surveillance video from adjacent buildings shows protesters throwing

sure that this can be made operational such as what happened in chile between o'shea or with daniel ortega's brother, the minister of defense in nicaragua or what's done in other countries. if people keep their money and their safety and live in peace, so we know that this means that they -- this is all unacceptable to the military since this can't be guaranteed. so my view of the military is it's central factor. i'll get to the second aspect of your question, which is an election as a solution. if you ask the population they continue to like the idea of an election. population likes that. venezuela is a country that's accustomed to the long democratic tradition with all of its flaws and even though we don't have democracy now, people are used to voting. people may have lost some faith in the vote and some people abstained. this was a big headache even for the opposition because abstention is opposition and this means that people who use a -- if you have an election without addressing the issue of abstention, that's a danger. but if you ask most people they will say i want to resolve this pr

hundreds of nicaraguans have been killed jail before seemed to exile since protests against president daniel ortega began in april last year demonstrators want ortega to step down and hold fresh elections. and hong kong dozens of anti-government protesters remain holed up inside a university despite repeated warnings to surrender some demonstrators have been trying to escape in an effort to avoid arrests following sunday night's violent standoff with police on tuesday hong kong's leader carry those inside to surrender peacefully and i did that those who are under the age of 18 would not be immediately arrested the siege was one of the most violent confrontations since on race began 5 months ago in hong kong let's bring in sara clock for the latest sour what's the current situation at the polytechnic university are they still protesters inside at this hour. there are the latest reports indicate there are between $60.10 protesters still holed up behind us at the polytechnic university the callinan campus where we are the entire area has got 24 hour around the clock monitoring by right place this is o