daniel schwindler reports. >> there is no mistaking it. there's something different. something changing in el alto. it is a new kind of building. some call them chaletettes. a mixture of a chalet and an apartment. andean architecture. >> i've come up with a new tendency. breaking old rules. they don't teach us this. so for me i'm proud to present this new style. >> reporter: it may be new but it's very much rooted in traditional tastes and colors. freddy was influenced by the preincan ruins. a style between 500 and 900 ad. his order book is full. el alto's emerging middle class soon to be the proud owner of this property. >> translator: it's very bolivian. we're bolivian so we wanted the house to reflect that with lovely bright colors so my children can enjoy it. >> reporter: the colors and design reflect taste among bolivia's indigenous community which make up over thafl half the population. symbolized here in bricks paint and mortar. it may not be to everybody's liking perhaps too brash for some but very bolivian, incorporating styles and colors from a rich indigeno

. >>> still ahead on al jazeera: >> i'm daniel schwindler in la paz. >> and why people in sierra leone have to define a government curfew that's meant to stop the spread of ebola. >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day. breaking it down. getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find... the inside story. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. ebola. >> welcome back. let's take a look at the headlines on al jazeera. arab leaders have expresstheir supportexpressedtheir support for saudi led attacks on yemen rebels. >>> the syrian government has suffered a major defeat on at the hand of al qaeda rebels. >>> in northeast nigeria 14 people have been killed by boko haram, voting in the country's presidential election has been extended for a second day because of the violence and technical problems that cause some polling places to close. >>> singaporeans have lined the street to pay their final respects to lee quan yew. bill clinton is one of the crowd. his

daniel schwindler, cordoba province argentina. >>> three europeans including a french national and two locals were killed in the town bamacop. french president francois hollande denounced the attack as cowardly. >>> 16-year-old says trial is about freedom of expression. despite criticism the turkish prime minister says the charge is justified. >> a charge in turkey insulting the president recep tayyip erdogan. >> i hope the people also follow this. >> for using more than half a billion dollars to build a new presidential powers, calling the president a thief. >> when we look at the cases they're being launched for unbelievable reasons now normal ordinary criticisms. criticisms that are not even harsh, but are humorous in nature. >> she could face up to two years in prison for a widely shared social media post in which she wrote a satirical post that involves erdogan's family. >> what happens to me is not normal because i think the they have to be open for criticism but nobody else can see that. turkey is moving a little far from democracy. are. >> reporter: turkey's prime minister had

daniel schwindler reports. >> there's no mistaking it.re's something different something changing in el el awlto. alto. freddy doesn't much like, he prefers the term, andean architecture. >> i've come up with a new tendency. breaking old rules. they don't teach us this, only to preserve traditional architecture. so for me i'm proud to present this new style. >> reporter: it may be new but it's very much rooted in traditional tastes and colors. freddy was influenced by the preincan tradition. his order book is full. emerging middle class soon to be the proud owner of this property property. >> translator: it is very bolivian. we are bolivian so we wanted the house to reflect that, lovely bright colors so my children can enjoy that. >> reflecting taste among bolivia's indigenous community which makes up more than thafl population. the election nine years ago of the country's first indigenous president, evo morales. it may not be to everyone's liking perhaps too brash for some but it is bolivian incorporating styles and colors from a ridge i

daniel schwindler reports. >> there's nothing mistaking it. something changing. a new kind of building. some call them chalettts a mitchmixture of chalets and traditionally dressed women. he calls it andean architecture. >> i've come to a break with the rules. for me, i'm proud to present this new style. >> reporter: it pay be new but it's very much rooted in traditional tastes and colors. freddy was influenced by the preincan ruins the type between 500 and 900 ad. he has built between six and 900 buildings and his order book is full. soon to be the proud owner of this property. >> translator: it's very bolivian. we're bolivian so we wanted the house to reflect that, with lovely bright colors so my children can enjoy it. >> reporter: the colors and design reflect taste among bolivia's indigenous community which makes up more than half the population. enjoying an increasingly assertive voice with the election nine years ago of the country's first indigenous president, evo morales symbolized in prediction paint and mortar. it might not be for everyone but for some,

daniel schwindler reports. >> after more than 12 years detained at the u.s. guantanamo base, a chef from tunisia was delighted to be offered a new home in uruguay. it was a country he knew little about but he knew it was a long way from the life he'd been living. as a prisoner never charged with any crime but with no home to return to. >> i want to stay in uruguay to rebuild my life. if i didn't, what would i do? i don't have passport or papers. i asked for the americans to send me back to tunisia but they refused. >> reporter: he'd like to open a restaurant in montevideo. he would also like to be reunited with his mother. >> translator: when we were in guantanamo authorities made many promises but these promises haven't been fulfilled. >> one of the other men have moved out of the house donated by the uruguayn are movement, he said it was too crowded. their costs are covered by the forfeit here and the united nations refusing agency. their resettlement was a priority for jose moheca, his successor is reported to be less enthusiastic about the project. they w

daniel schwindler, al jazeera monte video. >> australiaaustralia indonesia and malaysia unveiled a new flight monitoring system, indicating the position of planes where there is no radar coverage. >> if there were to be some sort of a problem we're going to have a much better idea of where to start the search and rescue operation, in other words we'll have a datum very close to where the aircraft ran into trouble. >> mh 70 disappeared from taking off from kuala lumpur about. 250 people died after an avalanche hit an area near kabul last week. roads there have been blocked for days. the village lost 22 people in the disaster and four others were injured. helicopters dropped supplies in the areas remote villages where some have been without food since the after lamp hit. >>> a town in central chile has been on high alert after a volcano belched lava. the mayor of the neern town nearby town, has urged caution. the volcano is located in a national park. let's talk about that forecast, rebecca stevenson joining us with the weather. >> and the weather has been treacherous into the northeast

daniel schwindler, al jazeera montevideo. >> increased activity from the villa riko volcano. the area might have to be evacuated. the volcano which lies 650 kilometers from the capital santiago spewed out lava from its carat on sunday. scientists feel more eruptions are possible. >>> avalanche buried underneath bad snow. the worst snowfall to hit afghanistan in 30 years. eastern province of panshir on sunday rescue teams had been able to access some remote villages, cut off for the last week. nicole johnston reports. >> emergency crews are finally able to get to some of the districts that have been cut off by these heavy snow storms and avalanches. we just visited the area of dara and as we arrived the road had also been cleared. in one of the villages, 30 people had been killed and people there had had to dig mass graifers togragraves to bury bodies. many were complained that they hadn't received enough help from the government. the government is now giving them $2,000 for every person who has been killed in these snow storms and ongoing avalanches. now while that area is ge

daniel schwindler, al jazeera. pest judge lee's here he's got fort and we'resport. somebody wanting something at somebody else's expense. >> saying the country needs an extra seat at world cup. uefa increasing from 13 to 14 spots at the 2018 event in russia. once again this puts uefa in opposite position to fifa, he favors more places being given oafrica andto africa and asia. >> 19 of the top ranked 22, were asian. the last three were european so i think it's absolutely objective and fair to be asking for one more position, only. >> uefa also said the european professional football leagues are in opposition for switch of dates at the qatar 2022 world cup. backing any european league, will not back the leagues on any such move and european clubs have already agreed on $209 million of compensation. by the way blatter is used to face his critics. which will be interesting. >>> fernando alonzo, forced to miss the first race of a new season in australia. he's being passed fit after a final medical examination by the governing body, after a rigorous specialist training p

daniel schwindler reports. >> a significant blow to evo morales. the remaining four and a half years in office are going to be considerably more difficult facing strong opposition in several parts of the country. the billest blow was perhaps here in la paz the capital where the government position was won by one of his former cabinet members. but the biggest blow was up the mountain side from here, the city of el alto, previously a stronghold for evo morales and his governing party, a place where he pretty much took for granded. that lies the root of the problem. electronic support across the country, members of his government are less popular. critics say they are out of touch, complacent and even corrupt. these regional elections results have dealt a strong blow to that government party. president evo morales is at this still the president but his remaining time in office will be considerably more difficult. >> could you live without your tv smart phone? what about running water? some people in canada's yukon territory have shunned modern level t

daniel schwindler, al jazeera bolivia. >> top story on aljazeera.com: nigeria as election results trickle in. i'll be back in half an hour. the stream is next. and fresh-water rich country. back in 2010, the canadian province of new brunswick granted a texas-based company, southwestern energy, licenses to explore for shale gas - in exchange for investment worth 47 million dollars. if shale gas extraction goes ahead, it will be a boon to new brunswick's struggling economy. the province anticipates it could generate over a thousand jobs and 1.5 billion dollars staunching the exodus of workers west to alberta's oil sands. >> to have that kind of revenue inflow and that kind of potential, it would have a dramatic impact on the province. in fact, on the studies we looked at just a few weeks ago indicates that shale gas development could actually double the economic growth rates in the province. >> three years later these were the images from new brunswick flashing across canadian television screens. royal canadian mounted police guns trained on first nations people, police cars sent up in flam