shortages but i stand with the protest we want better health this is about the future of president ducasse started a national conversation with different sectors of society to try to end the demonstrations but he has yet to meet with the leaders of the strike those on the street say they remain skeptical of the government's intentions and say that for the time being they don't see a solution in sight alison the. activists in chad are calling for more protests on sunday against what they're calling the military coup on saturday hundreds confronted police as they rallied against the transitional military council that took control after president died last month while fighting rebels the military is promising elections within 18 months so it is a member of the opposition in chad and president of the transformers political party he says repression is on the rise. our county has been the most subjected to a dinner stick kind of military coup that the confiscated power and we did people of we are marching because we don't want this a kind of deny stick transmission of power from father to son an

pressured by the demonstrations president to ban ducasse calling for a national dialogue but the leaders of the protests and opposition parties say they will not sit down until the president condemns the excesses by the police in agrees to negotiate with them. but if she on the army is responsible for the violent repression the government needs to condemn the abuses before we talk we also told the government that we don't just want to talk we need to negotiate an emergency list of proposals the ball is in their court in the meantime we will continue in the streets. wednesday's rallies were preceded by another night of clashes 30 civilians and 16 police officers were injured in bogota. and a number of neighborhood police posts were set on fire in one case with officers inside. in a video president to kill repeated government allegations that criminal gangs are behind the vandalism and looting and said more than $550.00 arrests have been made a bundle is watched the extreme vandalism and urban terrorism that we are observing is financed articulated by drug trafficking mafias as announced b

with the protest we want better health pension this is about the future of our children president ducasse started a national conversation with different sectors of society to try to end the demonstrations but he has yet to meet with the leaders of the strike those on the streets say they remain skeptical of the government's intentions and save it for the time being they don't see a solution in sight alison them. talk here as fuel pipeline operator colonial says it has shut its entire network after a cyber attack the company transports 2 and a half 1000000 barrels of fuel a day it's almost 9000 kilometers of pipes across the u.s. cornell has taken its systems offline to contain the threats for launch the investigation but hasn't said when operations will receive him well jody west is chief executive of global cybil cyber risk in washington she says more u.s. companies are being hit with cyber attacks as hackers become more sophisticated. the officials have initially concluded this had something to do with eastern european cyber gang but of course nation states often cooperate with these cr

with the protest we want better health this is about the future of children president ducasse started a national conversation with different sectors of society to try to end the demonstrations but he has yet to meet with the leaders of the strike those on the streets they remain skeptical of the government's intentions in saved for the time being they don't see a solution in sight alison room. the death toll from a brazilian police raid in rio de janeiro has risen to $29.00 families started wearing those killed during the operation on thursday the action targeted suspected drug traffickers one of the city slums relatives are calling for justice saying their loved ones were victims of police brutality police denied carrying out the exit and say they acted in self-defense they don't get the best. i want justice i want justice for everybody not only the mothers of these families but these are the fathers of their family and we're suffering a lot because of what the police did to our children it wasn't right. and hundreds of protested in sao paolo holding a candlelight vigil they denounce

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because president ducasse kept it to lay ssion is withdrawing. the tax reform and now the most likely resignation of the minister of finance social movements in colombia feel that now is the time to continue putting pressure on the government this victory shows them that they can actually achieve even the more they also say that they won justice for the violence that they have seen appearing and that what they call the you have uses on part of the police and now there are protesters died sunday night a 27 year old in cali this is the 4th protester that died since the beginning of this strike last wednesday may. announce this day in a broken voice because he is a relative of the mayor of cali and so does this protest movement still have life in it to to the opposition to wards the government to. well this is what we understand that people want to continue protesting that now they are going after now there are a number of reforms that the government has proposed or is going to present in the coming days that health reform they're also asking for mo