dominga: ay, ¿ya ves? ¿ya ves, mi hija?

[rÍe] felicidades, dominga. si pudiera, te aplaudÍa. y llÉ

dominga: ay, ¿ya ves? ¿ya ves, mi hija?y ya. y a ver si ya me dejan de regaÑar de todo porque no tengo diez aÑos. ya es hora de que me

lo que pasa es que dominga no-- severiano: sshh. no te preocupes, melesio. no la voy a correr.

. >> good to speak with you francisco domingas speaking to us from london.nk you for your time sir. thursday was the final day of campaigning for candidates running in sudan's presidential and parliamentary elections. many expect the president will win easily but there are 11 other candidates also running for president. natasha gname has more from the capital city. >> humdi mohammed is running as president of sudan but the independent candidate hasn't spent one day campaigning. he tried to stage a strike at the national election commission. his goal was to highlight concerns about the elections not being free or fair. the but he was the only candidate who showed up. >> i agree with people who say that the elections are rigged but i ran anyway for two reasons: to promote my plan offering practicalclusions solutions to the country's problems. and to draw attention to the election. >> the three can dits did spend the final day giving speeches. one promised if elected he would ensure the u.s. sanctions against sudan would be lifted within a few months. there are