loan to ecuador a kind of. torture money for a scientific or both are well known are house compliant and she has been. she has even united states everything they requested in julian's case they were requesting information from inside the embassy duck commands. the registrations. everything about julian assange communications long before julian was big didn't they went as far as to interview to interrogate. dorian diplomats. dogs don't bite us prosecutors in quito so i'm not surprised that anyone i know. and again julian assange heads to the united states not surprised at all. well her memory bringers presidential career is over arguably tomorrow the power or more papers in britain have little effect on david cameron even though members of his family were when named why do you think they're one of the candidates at tomorrow's election. he's an involvement in the bank or was killed just tell me about glare more lasso and why a quid dorian's you don't think will be voting for him tomorrow or the runoff election. w

but the cubans were still not welcome in bolivia, ecuador, and brazil. reporter: in bolivia, the healthcare system there has been overwhelmed by the coronavirupandemic. reporter 2: hospitals e at breaking points. people aren't just dying in their cars. they're also dying on the street. reporter 3: ecuador is seeing one of the world's worst coronavirus outbreaks. reporter 4: corpses wrapped in plastic and left on the sidewalk in ecuador. reporter 5: brazil's infections are rocketing, particularly among the poor. reporter 6: they're digging thousands upon thousands of graves. reporter: bril now has the second highest number of cases and deaths in the world. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [fernandez speaking spanish] narrator: ending 6 decades of sanctions on cuba will take u.s. citizen engagement to secure enough support in congress. reporter: the administration is re-designated cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. reporter 2: the move, of course, comes in the final days of the trump administration. reporter 3: pompeo cited cuba's harboring of u.s. fugitiv

you know still ahead here analogies are ecuador may swing to the left in sunday's presidential runoff we'll look at the challenges facing the next leader. and clinging to tradition how yemenis are preparing for the moves in the who the month of ramadan despite all of them. how once again we've got more showers just around the eastern side of the mediterranean central and eastern parts of turkey remain on the cool side that cold air now slipping down across cyprus into that western side of syria lebanon jordan also seeing some of that cooler air as well want to see showers making their way towards southern parts of the caspian maybe a shower or to the northern areas of iran maybe a little bit of a wintry mix over towards northern parts of afghanistan the south of that generally not too bad a little legacy of cloud he can just make out says just moving across the keyway that will eventually just drag its way just to the north of us here in qatar temperatures generally getting up into the low thirty's over the next day or so plenty of hazy sunshine and then notching up early next week pl

erika: ecuador decide su destino en las urnas hoy.ndidato de izquierda y el candidato de derecha. tenemos un resumen de la jornada. >> 13 millones de ecuatorianos o convocados a votar en el ballotage para elegir presidenteentre el izquierdista y el derechista. el valor tajes se realizÓ en medio de la segunda ola de contagios de ovi 19, que provocado que la capacidad hospitalaria sea superada y con un proceso de vacunaciÓn lento y desorganizado. el banquero guillermose perfila como el ganador, de acuerdo a los resultados de las encuestas a boca de una. >> aspiramos a un ecuador de oportunidades. a un ecuador libre y democrÁtico. >> memorizaciÓn sea la estrella es durante los primeros 100 dÍas de gobierno. el candidato de unidos por la esperanza, heredero de correa y socialismo del siglo xxi. aÚn no se ha pronunciado. tener esquerda al del tÍo que saldrÁn a las calles si los resultados le eran adversos. >> a cuidar los votos en las urnas y en las calles. >> ningÚn festejo estarÁ garantizado hasta que el consejo nacional electoralentre l

voters in ecuador have rejected a leftist revolutionary and chosen conservative banker. to be their next president with most of the ballots counted in a runoff so took nearly 53 percent of the vote a chorus andre's a rouse who admitted defeat got 47 percent and america has to listen in on reports . 3rd time lucky after losing to previous presidential election binge 65 year old or good or in bankrupt businessman yet one last look set to govern his troubled country yes thank you from the bottom of my heart for allowing me to be your president so i can serve you. facing the worst economic crisis in recent memory a good door into preferred to choose the conservative rather than swing back to the left of the former president rafael correa as citizens revolution represented by his protege and that is i doubt. the national campaign tirelessly underscoring his middle class roots national reconciliation and his promise to eradicate corruption . that despite having so many natural resources we are in this crisis because instead of working with honesty to solve your problems many p

celebrations in ecuador were conservative businessman is set to become the next president lemon results show he's won the ronald. jr get out the car get out. and anger after a video emerges of a u.s. army officer being threatened during a traffic stop. iran has blamed israel for a power blackout at its main nuclear facility for a message of aids arief has vowed revenge for sunday's incident at the tense which tehran describes as an act of terrorism and happened the day after iran unveils new advanced uranium centrifuges the destruction at the site comes ahead of another round of talks in vienna later this week to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. we have how you force it in west jerusalem for us we'll get reaction from him in just a moment but 1st let's cross over to. the iranian capital tehran and said iran clearly very clearly has laying the blame for the attack on israel what's it's been saying. this saying that this is nuclear terrorism that israel has openly been against iran's nuclear program and negotiations to have those sanctions lifted so they are the prime suspect but it has been

donde familiares en ecuador nos m mosmo mostraron el origen de estas niÑas >> sus jughuuetes siguendesde lo alto del muro fronterizo esls lanzaron por el muro >> no las recogÍan temprano en la escuela >> en medio del sur del ecuado llegamos a la casa donde vivÍan las niÑas con un tÍo y su abuelos paternos su abuelo lauro dijo que su esposa con sus hijos viajaron con las pequeÑas desd ecuador hasta mÉxico >> llevando a mis nietas par allÁ porque querÍan estar con ella >> desconoce si es que hiciero trato con traficantes lo que sÍ asegura es que las niÑas soÑaban con reunificarse con sus padre diego y yolanda que emigraro primero a estados unidos y estÁn en contacto con las niÑa para los familiares paternos l partida de las niÑas fue una sorpresala pa >> su tÍa rosa nunca supo qu harÍan el viaje sintiÓ dolor a ver las imÁgenes de ellas abandonadas en la frontera >> me sentÍ mal como si fuera mis hijas las pequeÑas sentí >> la familia materna le hace u llamado a el presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden >> por favor que nos ayude dque que esas dos inocentes que pasen a que estÉ

from ecuador's pacific coast to the mount. the ins and outs has been campaigning hard to reinstate and it's celebrate their citizens revolution movement he says it was betrayed by current president lineen more than all but as you know they prefer to pay the foreign debt rather than protecting ecuadorians who had to leave their corpses on the street during the pandemic because there was no money for hospitals . all over his rival more last saw faces an uphill battle he is perceived as close to the discredited current president and worse yet to the i.m.f. the bank of businessmen is a 3 time presidential hopeful and a political conservative he warns that a return of korea's party would threaten democracy gains never go on yours i love it a lot for more than a decade they persecuted those who didn't bow to the tastes of the chief we represent those who consider diversity is one of ecuador's principle assets. that i asked former president correa about speculation that he'll return to ecuador as the power behind the throne if i dous

the next president of ecuador will face the many challenges the biggest to unite all ecuadorians this is a very divided country between the left and the right but he needs not just to unite the people but also the political parties he needs to find a law and says that with allow him to govern and then i see the economic recovery let's remember that ecuador goes through a deep economic crisis caused by the pandemic and that is another of the challenges that the next president will face the coronavirus pandemic in a chorus almost out of control with several departments reporting almost 100 percent occupancy of their intensive care units many challenges for the next president of ecuador. chad strong arm later interests davey is set to win a 6th term in office votes are being counted after election polls closed debbie's main rivals were either barred from running or dropped out blaming intimidation davey is a key ally to the west in the fight against the hottest groups and the sa for. a very calm and relaxed president to do is to be is one of the wrong being redoes enough reka. heavy secu

also ahead here on al-jazeera poses an ecuador case of the poles offset a disputed fast round of voting and rising tensions between the 2 candidates. how it's been a lovely week for much of japan fine and dry a similar picture to into the korean peninsula but that's about to change we've got some western weather coming into central parts of china as a memory of high pressure for japan that's what's been keeping it settled and sunny that's getting pushed out of the way over the next day or so so the cloud of rain that winds out there will push out into the east china sea korean peninsula turning increasingly wet some heavy downpours coming into north korea particularly as we go through monday and as we go into the last part of done by the showers longer spells of right started to fade their way into q.c. southern parts of honshu and they'll continue to move across the save to pan western areas of honshu all cotta turning increasingly wet still some warmth in tokyo shot by the mountains i think it should stay dry at least until mid week 20 degrees celsius for tokyo for the droid say for s

that i asked former president correa about speculation that he'll return to ecuador as the power behind the throne if i doused the selected plan he's going to place i don't even plan to return to my country rather to continue in academia in belgium with my family furthermore the brainchild of our program to risk your ecuador is andras arose with a brilliant economist. backing candour a ph d. degree incline to me or experience in banking i mean very little the only thing people say they want is a president who will remember that they need help to see in human al-jazeera. voting is also under way in neighboring peru for the 1st run of the presidential election 18 candidates are running but none have a strong enough lead for not right when many peruvians say they still don't know who they'll vote for the pandemic has killed tens of thousands and overshadowed the run up to the election as some families in myanmar say security forces are forcing them to pay $100.00 to retrieve the bodies of relatives killed in recent protests 80 demonstrators died during a crackdown in bangalore and fidei pr

them what is at their flaying in ecuador where other parents. yes well the parents are in the red states one of the parents or or all their other relatives are in it but there are no other ones are in the united states and they pay a lower. amount of money to to move the day miners to the united states that they pay 10000 dollars 15000 dollars that said there are more listed the amount of the people are paying to move the children to wee one of the parents or with the family but the smaller side of the only who are winning with the situation this is have the tremendous humanitarian crises because it may involve many who are mints. or people from the roof remake whether from colombia to central america central america on a course in mexico i'm in the border a many people are within 20000 or 25000 in minorities in that war there's the elephant excess in one month and this is terrible but what is it they're fleeing in ecuador and who is it and mexico that's helping them get from ecuador to the u.s. border. after the hour of the transitional. a. gro

jorge: nos vamos a ecuador.s en las calles. >> orgulloso de mi paÍs. se respeta la democracia. reportero: el ex banquero sacÓ diferencia de 400.000 votos que le garantizan ocupar el sillÓn presidencial. naoche en su discurso se mostrÓ conciliador. disputo a tender la mano a los rivales. >> no llego con una lista de a quienes perseguir, ni ver en la cÁrcel. asumiremos con responsabilidad. el desafÍo de cambiar los destinos de nuestra patria. y lograr para todos el ecuador de oportunidades y de prosperidad que todos desaemos. reportero: es un defensor de la familia y la vida desde la concepconsecuentemente. — concepciÓn. >> gracias a dios por las bendiciones que ha regado sobre el pueblo. reportero: presentÓ su respeto a sus padres fallecidos. afronta una crisis por la caÍda del precio del petrÓleo. reducciÓn de exportaciones yp la pandemia. quÉ esperan del nuevo jefe de estado? >> no roben. que no se... no se hagan de la plata del pueblo. >> tambiÉn que se radique la corrupciÓn. reportero: correo se pronunciÓ por

the studio reduce line from for a length a close call and a lot of disenchantment and ecuador's presidential vote early results put the conservative front runner and ahead of his socialist rival the record numbers of voters spoiled their ballots in protest also coming up printing a revolution activists and not market pens of paper to get their message out in defiance of the army closing down the internet. and in the bonus league of mind snatch a late winner to secure 3 crucial points in their relegation battle against cologne . i'm good to have you with us we begin in the south american state of ecuador we're voters had to choose between 2 very different contenders to become the new president voting has ended and balance are being counted early returns of a narrow lead to the center right candidate veteran banker guillermo laso a socialist rival is the young economist undress i rouse who has publicly claimed he is the winner a record number of voters spoiled their balance after a former candidate called on his supporters to boycott the polls earlier i spoke to latin america correspondent joh

the conservative former banker looks set to become ecuador's new president is left with rival concedes defeats in a running. around the clock this is out 0 live from doha also coming up iran says it's an act of terrorism a power blackout of its main nuclear facility. india now has the 2nd worst rate of corona virus infections in the world pilgrims gathering for a religious group of festival threaten to make matters even worse. and covered in ash $20000.00 people could be displaced months in the caribbean island of st vincent a volcano continues to erupt. so people in a could all have rejected the leftist revolutionary chosen conservative bank aquarium or last out to be the next president with most of the runoff ballots counted took nearly 53 percent of the runoff vote economists on his out who's admitted defeats with 47 percent of electors voting for him a latin america tellus in human as this report. 3rd time lucky after losing 2 previous presidential election bids 65 year old ecuadorian banker and businessman yet one last look set to govern his troubled country yes thank you from the

now people in ecuador head to the polls on sunday for a presidential runoff election with the 2 candidates in a tight race there offering vastly different policies for reviving the economy and dealing with the pandemic over here now from our correspondent in quito in just a moment but 1st here's a look at the 2 men hoping to lead the country. the ecuadorian general elections are coming to a close and the reza roust the left wing candidate gives one last speech deferred up his constituents without respect and social distancing roles thousands of people join to celebrate his potential victory. and i don't know about him and i rose will be the president and we the people will be watchful of his government i mean you know. the right wing candidate here we are more lasso also parade through the streets of quito the 65 year old banker is running for president for the 3rd time he promises to lower taxes increase the minimum wage and build 200003 houses are yes. i ask all people to vote for the last of the sunday follow biosecurity measures were mass and bring out the whole. once the campaign is o

so people in ecuador have rejected a leftist revolutionary and chosen conservative bank. to be the next president with most of the runoff ballots counted took nearly 53 percent of the runoff vote economists andres out who's admitted defeat with 47 percent of electors voting for him declared himself president elect who says he accepts the challenge of changing ecuador for more let's cross right away to a latin america to tell the cia newman who's in chile's capital of santiago. unexpected was this. it is. unexpected at least for me you know with we've become accustomed to not trusting the polls surprisingly in the last few days the polls didn't show that he had more lasso looked like he could actually beat and that inside out was something that seems almost inconceivable 23 weeks ago but he's sort of change the tone of his campaign he really began reaching out to ecuadorans almost as a father figure. to making them believe that if he is president he will be able to bring off re conciliation something and that the country is so badly needs it's been extremely polarized poli

carolina: el presidente de ecuador le llama gordita a una mujer que le reclamÓ que la poblaciÓn tenÍawoods, que casi termina con su vida, la caja negra de la caminata del deportista mostrarÍa una aceleraciÓn al momento del choque, al perder el control de su vehÍculo. aÚn se desconoce si estaba lÚcido en ese momento, atendiendo una llamada, o limpiando mensaje de texto de su telÉfono. borja: mientras, se conoce que el congresista republicano por florida, habrÍa buscado un indulto preventivo en las Últimas semanas de la administraciÓn de donald trump. segÚn un reporte del diario the new york times, la casa blanca habrÍa descartado esa solicitud por considerarla imposible esto aumentarÍa el escrutinio sobre gates, que enfrenta una investigaciÓn en el departamento de justicia por trÁfico sexual y prostituciÓn con la participaciÓn del —1 menor de edad. carolina: esta historia es increÍble, elsa maldonado es una mujer de guayaquil, ecuador, quien vive desde hace 10 meses con las cenizas de un desconocido en su garaje. su madre emma falleciÓ a los 86 aÑos en el hospital de guayaquil, su cuer

del volcán podrían continuar durante días o incluso semanas ♪♪. >>> la vida marina está huyendo del ecuadorsmo sucedió hace 152 millones de años y el 90 por ciento de las especies marinas murió, algo preocupante y la crisis climática aumentará la inestabilidad global según un informe cada 4 años y que las consecuencias por el aumento de las temperaturas, huracanes y clima extremo generará problemas alimenticios, riesgos y problemas masivos, con esto la inestabilidad global, pero no todo son malas noticias, el mundo rompió récord en la creación de energías limpias, la agencia internacional de energías renovables confirmó el año pasado la capacidad de energías limpias crecieron 50 por ciento, las energías renovables representaron el 80 por ciento de la capacidad eléctrica del 2020, la energía solar se convirtió en la energía más barata de la historia y preocupación en el salvador por una serie de incendios que han causado muchos daños, los fuegos no solo se atribuyen a la mano del hombre, sino también a las condiciones climáticas extremas, samuel arias con el reporte. >>> nuevamente las llama

'd a conservative former banker looks set to become ecuador's new president of his left wing rival concedes defeat in a runoff. in a cloud this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iran says it's an act of terrorism a power blackout of its main nuclear facility. could be ever closer to lighting up to take your lympics but japan's now imposing more restrictions to contain coronavirus. and covered in ash $20000.00 people could be displaced for months on the caribbean island of st vincent it's a volcano continues to be. so people in ecuador have rejected a leftist revolutionary and chosen conservative bank where last out to be their next presidents with most of the runoff ballots counted took nearly 53 percent of a runoff vote on a recent visit our rooms admitted defeat with 47 percent of electors voted for him last hour has declared himself president elect and says he accepts the challenge of changing ecuador latin america editor lucy newman has more from chile's capital of santiago. we've become accustomed to not trusting the polls surprisingly in the last few days the polls didn't sh

historia de las niÑas lanzadas en el muro de mÉxico es terrible sabemos quiÉn son y cÓmo viven en ecuadoryareli y jasmina hasta este lugar fue emilio zamora y esto nos cuenta. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> >>> la primera niÑa en ser botada por el coyote fue yareli de solo 3 aÑos de edad luego de un momento lanzaron a su hermana, jasmina quien es 2 aÑos mayor. las menores salieron del humilde barrio conocido como jaboncillo en medio de las montaÑas de lo ja en el sur de de ecuador llegamos al lugar donde viven sus tÍos y el abuelo en el sitio hablamos con lauro el abuelo y Él nos permitiÓ ingresar al dormitorio de yareli y jasmina en el que aÚn tienen sus muÑecas, peluches y algo de ropa el abuelo nos revelÓ que u su esposa y su hijo viajaron con las menores de ecuador hasta mÉxico. >>> para llevarle mi nietas para haya porque querÍan estar con ella porque mucho sufrÍa la maÁa >>> el abuelo materno no sabe con quiÉn traficante hablaron y tiene mucho angustia por la tema sobre el paradero de su hijo y esposa no sabe nada y acepta que las niÑos deseaban encontrarse con su padre diego a

>>> (nombre en inglés) perdió a su padre víctima de un asalto a mano armada ocurrió en guayaquil ecuadore que es control pero más que nada es seguridad de armas de fuego, yo perdí a mi padre en un tiroteo fue en ecuador pero no importa, ese dolor nos ha unido muchísimo, este es un epidemia que hemos visto en este país >>> el ex congresista del distrito 26 siete confianza en la actual administración del presidente biden y el interés y apoyo a las reformas de las leyes relacionadas con armas de fuego >>> está ordenando que el departamento de justicia pueda manejar lo que estamos viendo ahora para poder armar armas en sus propias casas también esta invirtiendo miles de millones de dólares en comunidades que están afectadas por violencia y más que nada está asegurándose de que le mande un mensaje al senado que este es el momento de actuar >>> trabajar de cerca con la ex congresista gabriel sobreviviente de un tiroteo masivo hace 10 aÑos en tucson, arizona >>> un nuevo estudio sugiere que está muriendo menos gente hospitalizada por el coronavirus el informe revela que la tasa había aumentado

a time when iran and the united states are struggling to revive the 2015 you can a deal people in ecuador have rejected a leftist revolutionary and have chosen a conservative bank aquarium of alaska to be the next president with most of the runoff ballots counted sell took nearly 53 percent of a runoff vote in america to lucy and human sister. 3rd time lucky after news into previous presidential election binge 65 year old a good born bankrupt businessman yet more lasser looks set to govern his troubled country yes thank you from the bottom of my heart for allowing me to be your president so i can serve you. facing the worst economic crisis in recent memory a good dorrance preferred to choose the conservative last or rather than swing back to the left of the former president rafael correa as citizens revolution represented by his protege and as i doused the national campaign tirelessly underscoring his middle class roots national reconciliation and his promise to eradicate corruption. that despite having so many natural resources we are in this crisis because instead of working with honest

presidential runoff election is currently underway in ecuador polls that are open just a short while ago are versus picking between a leftist economist under us are aus and conservative bank again last or now arouse one the 1st round and polling suggests he could win the 2nd round by a landslide but as a latin america at a tennessee newman reports whoever wins the verdict will still face major challenges. is a rule indigenous community. 3 known for a true tragic culture and flower exports but here as in the rest of ecuador the economy and basic services have collapsed long before the pandemic. russified an angle is one of the many unemployed who's had to find a new way to survive she's raising and selling these guinea pigs at $8.00 each 2 2 2. here there are a popular dish at their facebook that's not a job that's all i ask of him. she's referring to and that is sad alice the leading presidential candidate i doubt says a young a clown a mist and protege of former left wing president rafael correa who was in power for a decade until 4 years ago and i was his name is frequently placed

la recta final en ecuador rumbo a patricia: despuÉs de 16 dÍas liberaron a los miembros de una familiaa las restricciones impuestas por la pandemia, ambos congregaron a cientos de sus simpatizantes. >> venimos de 14 aÑos, de dos gobiernos que se dedicaron a enfrentar y a dividir a los ecuatorianos, no existe mÁs peligroso que el odio y la venganza. >> nosotros vamos a representar al progresista ecuatoriano. patricia: 13 millones de votantes en ecuador y en exteriores estÁn habilitados para votar en las elecciones de este domingo. el volcÁn entrÓ en erupciÓn con una columna de humo, cerca de tres millas de altura. hasta el aÑo pasado este volcÁn estuvo inactivo por cerca de 42 aÑos. para los amantes del deporte univisiÓn les trae esta noche la emociÓn de las artes marciales mixtas . todo en vivo por univisiÓn. >> vamos a terminar con las extraÑas imÁgenes de peces peludos, una mujer la encontrÓ en el fondo marino. esta es una de las especies mÁs extraÑas y fascinantes que existe por suparticular forma de desplazarse, le dicen peludos o peces sapos por sus filamentos, como vemos se desta

ecuador eligiÓ al conservador guillermo laso como su nuevo presidente. para saber quienes pasan a la segunda vuelta. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. felix: buenas noches, tres niÑos murieron apuÑalados. >> su propia madre es principal sospechosa. ya estÁn haciendo declaraciones. mientras la investigaciÓn continÚa como nos cuenta romina. blanca naranjo aÚn no puede creer que los tres niÑos que eran como sus hijos estÉn muertos y que la madre sea la Única persona de interÉs en el caso. lo que ella hizo fue un crimen horrible dijo la policÍa de los Ángeles refiriÉndose a la madre de los niÑos iliana carrillo de 30 aÑos que fue detenida en el lugar de los hechos tras presuntamente robarse una camioneta. de acuerdo a la policÍa la abuela llegÓ y cuando ingresÓ a su apartamento ubicado en este edificio encontrÓ los tres cuerpos de los menores. la policÍa informÓ que los menores fueron apuÑalados. >> en la familia sabÍa cÓmo ella era porque no le brindaron ayuda. su esposo eric la ayudÓ. blanca coloco estas cruces para joana de tres

is not specified if you will continue implementing highly unpopular belt tightening measures that ecuador agreed to in exchange for a $6500000000.00 loan. was so much at stake the new president will have to move quickly to convince ecuadorians that they made the right choice you see in human disease. there are warnings of volcanic eruption on the caribbean islands of some vincent occurred that leave 20000 people displaced for months assume for a volcano 1st ruptured on friday and is expected to continue for weeks the government says most crops on livestock will be destroyed they are offered as a volunteer helping collect and distribute relief aid ends of the nz and she says the scale of the operation is overwhelming the shelters are in need of water food. basically living supply toiletries and so on many people have only without properly preparing so we're trying to. the lesson that impact right now we have received from the those i think yesterday sorry these have just been a bit fuzzy for me but i think it was yesterday that the course the gad would have come up for with. some material

he sort of changed the tone of his campaign he really began reaching out to ecuador and almost as a father figure. making them believe that if he is president he will be able to bring off reconsideration something that the country so badly needs it's been extremely polarized politically and also that here is the middle class he's the son of a middle class family who wants to be a public servant more than anything else and i think his tone and style then surely convinced it would orange that he was the better bet a power blackout iran's may nucleus facility has been described as an act of terrorism israeli media quoting an identified sources claim it was a cyber attack carried out by israel's intelligence services. india now has the 2nd worst rate of corona virus infections in the world it's reported nearly 169000 new cases move it past brazil there are concerns that large crowds at religious festivals could further spread the virus with almost 100 days to go before the tokyo lympics japan has adopted more coronavirus restrictions curfews are in place on restaurants and businesses. china's

well as an election as well in ecuador 2 presidential hopefuls that facing off in the 2nd round of voting pits 1st time run under our hours against 3 time can sit. so far it's the state of the economy that stimulating the political fight is hugely in debt partly because of the recent global oil price crash that america at its early seen human is in the chilean capital santiago and his are saying the future of the economy lies at the heart of this vote in these 2 candidates have 2 completely different visions for the country. that's absolutely right but it's not just the a crime to me and i'll get back to that it just a 2nd but it's also the very very different visions that people who are on the latin american left in this case what some would call the revolution of the 21st century that was started by president chavez of venezuela with an almost 20 years ago and a more conservative neo liberal if you like vision which also calls for a smaller government. that is houses a 36 year old upon a missed his the protege of rafael correa who was the man who launched what he called the citizens' re

estas niñas vienen de ecuador. es triste verlos.os y pidiendo ayuda. >> muchos menores que interceptan la patria fronteriza son encontrados con mochilas o bolsas con notas incluyendo nombres y teléfonos de familiares en estados unidos. >> a veces traen pasaporte, su registro de nacimiento. eso nos ayuda mucho a nosotros para iniciar el proceso. >> lo que preocupa a la patria fronteriza es que en los próximos meses la temperatura sube de manera importante en el desierto y puede ocasionar muerte por deshidratación a los menores. >> pueden sufrir ataques de animales salvajes en el área. una situación que poco importa a los contrabandistas de personas. >> lo único que les interesa es el dinero, como pueden ver en el vídeo no les importó la salud de las niñas. no les importó su bienestar. ¿quién tira niñas así? >> gracias a la tecnología de las cámaras nocturna los patrulleros pudieron hacer un rápido rescate. sin embargo no todos cuentan con esa suerte. >> no voy a descansar hasta encontrar a las personas que dejaron a las niñas así. >>

prompted both chile and bolivia to close their borders ecuador and through have imposed new measures for the easter holidays to limit travel and public gatherings and is on the run kitty is monitoring developments from colombia's capital bogota. hospitals across brazil literally been crippled by the current surge in infections just to give you an idea of how bad the situation is in the month of march just and did more than $66000.00 people have died of cope with 19 and brasil deaths the deadliest month since the beginning of the depend their make and the more than double the number of the previous record chile has been an outlier they've been extremely successful more than 35 percent of chileans have received the least one dose the server code with 19 vaccine yet they haven't been able to tame a big surge in infections that is essentially has been going on since mid february . they are believe it has to do with this variant was originally found in brazil and that is hitting harder younger people middle age people that have now been vaccinated yet this also proving deadly cheated very

a ellos mismos sería lindo que nos ayudara el presidente de estados unidos >> las autoridades en ecuadorgros sara nos dice cómo han crecido el número de inmigrantes >> ante el incremento de inmigrantes los médicos de la patrulla fronteriza han estado en alerta se encontraron con inmigrantes sufriendo picaduras de víboras como inmigrantes sufriendo deshidratación las cámaras de telemundo captaron el momento que una mujer pedía auxilio a la patrulla fronteriza >> los aqentes dieron auxilio a la señora dijo los oficiales que tenía dolor abdominal la mujer de 21 años tenía su bebé que nació hace 40 días el médico aplicó los primerosauxilio y fue necesario que una ambulancia la llevara al hospital son comunes las situaciones por cambio de temperaturas como el hecho que inmigrantes pasan horas sin comer ni tomar agua >> es peligroso para caminar en el monte con calor y para cruzar con le río >> alrededor de 100 personas en unidades de familias fueron llegando a la joya todo esto para entregarse a la patrulla fronteriza según las autoridades unos de ellos venían deshidratados noticias telemundo

changes anti near anti capitalism i think it kind of shook people's zone of comfort if you like in ecuador they weren't ready for just big change or if you like a return to the past of that time. polls have closed in peru for the 1st round of its presidential election the crowd of i was pandemic has overshadowed the vote tens of thousands have died and there have been more than 1600000 cases 18 candidates are running but none has a strong enough lead for an outright win. the blackout as iran's nuclear facility has been described as an act of terrorism israeli media quoting identified sources claim it was a cyber attack carried out by israel's intelligence services. china's top disease control experts says there locally produced that scenes are defective the center for disease control may be rare admission after one study found these out of a job had a success rate of just over 50 percent. with almost a 100 days to go before the tokyo olympics to stop the more coronavirus restrictions placed on restaurants and buses and large events of a limited to 5000 people ukraine says one of its soldie

1st detected in brazil and is now prompted countries like chile and bolivia to close the borders ecuador and peru of also impose new measures over the easter holidays to limit travel and public gatherings meanwhile coronavirus restrictions could soon be tightened in some of india's biggest cities as the number of new cases there continues to rise daily infections are to 6 month high with more than 800000 new infections and 714 deaths reported on saturday india's richest straight maharashtra accounted for more than half of the new cases officials there warn that a lockdown might soon have to be enforced well now to me in ma by security forces of again opened fire on peaceful demonstrations protests to say at least 5 people were killed more than $550.00 people have died since the military seize power 2 months ago and there are now concerns the conflict might spiral into civil war with 10 armed groups abandoning a longstanding ceasefire to throw their weight behind the protest says tony chang has our report. oh a wounded man with a serious head injury is carried away from the barricades in

and their saddles has conceded defeat in ecuador's presidential runoff election the leftist economist was up against conservative banker last are in a tight race the state of the economy has dominated the political fight ecuador is hugely in debt partly because of the recent global oil price crash let's cross over to our latin america editor lucy anyone who's in there chile's capital santiago watching events for us obviously stunning results there. hi there yes i have to say and it was unexpected at least the comfortable win that the get more last it was able to score was more of a headwind from what we're seeing so far at least 5 percentage points above that of and i sat out this film 23 weeks ago it looked like he was going to be the winner. last night had already lost twice before in an attempt to reach the presidency his more conservative economic policies are not that popular but amazingly the ecuadoran population seem to have come to the to the realisation if you like going to the decision that involving trying to decide austan a very young economist but who in the eyes of most

after 2 unsuccessful attempts the conservative xpand guillermo laso wins the presidential election in ecuador has pledged to encourage foreign investment and create 2000000 jobs. and then the going to sleep on line snatch a late winner to secure 3 crucial points and their publication battle against cologne. uncle good to have you with us india is stepping up its national vaccination drive as authorities battle a record surge and covert 1000 infections new daily cases have topped 168000 pushing india past brazil to become the world's 2nd worst hit country a new tactic now aims to improve vaccine take up and persuade people to come and get their shot. an indian festival unlike any other. the cause for celebration is quite different. this medical college is taking part in a so-called vaccination festival a 4 day program to accelerate the national roll out. i'm visiting all the vaccination centers in my area and congratulating the people being vaccinated and the health workers including doctors nurses paramedics and everyone involved in the vaccination drive we are doing is to encourage vaccinati

in celebrations in ecuador where a conservative businessman is set to become the next president preliminary preliminary results show that he's now won the battle. over sports including a famous golfing victory dickey matsuyama wins the most just by one shot to become japan's 1st ever men's major champ. now israel's prime minister says iran is the gracious threat in the middle east and he won't allow it to obtain nuclear capability his comments come as iran blames israel 5th sabotaging its key nuclear facility tehran describe sunday's incident which knocked out a power grid in the tons as an act of terrorism it happened a day off to iran unveiled a new advanced uranium centrifuges the destruction of the site comes ahead also of a round of other talks in vienna later this week that's attempting to revive the 2050 nuclear deal. that iran must never possessed nuclear weapons my policy as prime minister of israel is clear i will never allow iran to obtain the nuclear capability to carry out its genocidal goal of eliminating israel and israel will continue to defend itself against iran's aggressi

. >> they are sisters from ecuador. border authorities made contact with her mom in new york.loria chavez who release this footage gave us an update. >> they are doing fine. releasing an image like that raises my alert. to do this further out in the desert. >> there are 18,000 unaccompanied minors in custody according to dhs, 13,000 under hhs karen 5000 in cvp custody, this as a 4-year-old honduran boy is found wandering alone near the border. greg abbott is pointing a finger at the president for failing to keep the area secure. >> the biden administration policies created an open season for human traffickers, drug smugglers, cartels and gangs. >> the part of public safety trooper who saved a baby and mother thrown off the rack in rio grande speaks to this dramatic rescue. it is incredible. >> i heard splashing from a distressed woman, grabbed the baby, helped the woman onto a tree branch, the baby wasn't moving. >> senator joe manchin touring the border, no word on plan border visits for president joe biden or vice president kamala harris. more from border patrol el paso sect

people in ecuador have rejected a leftist revolutionary and have chosen conservative bank. to be.

gloria who started what in ecuador is called the citizens revolution he is now in belgium and cannot return to ecuador without facing an 8 year prison sentence for corruption on the other hand then you have had one last fall he is the old guard capitalist system if you like and he represents those who get along with the with the the world bank the i.m.f. he's a former banker and a businesswoman who's believes in a smaller government and so you have bills ideological differences facing each other off according to last so what's at stake here is democracy freedom tolerance verses hatred and persecution of government opponents as many. as there have been nagging charges occurred under the government of rafael correa and difficult situation in the country right now with the speaking about the decline in oil prices and then the co the pandemic at the same time. in this increase in. what is the priority going to be for the next president. absolutely at the bottom at the end of the day would really count for of the ordinary citizens the state of the economy which is an absolute shambles aft

also this hour a return to socialism or another 4 years of pro market policies the dilemma facing ecuador's voters in a close presidential runoff and voters in kyrgyzstan grand sweeping powers to presidents a dear jumper often a constitutional referendum. on to have an ash with the sports the final round of the masters is underway at all gusta ahead jackie marcial is aiming to become the 1st japanese man to win a major. cohen thank you for joining as he runs nuclear agency says its main natanz facility has been targeted by what it called an act of terrorism it follows a blackout at the plant early on sunday iran is now reaching the international atomic energy agency to take action and says it reserves the right to punish the perpetrators iranian agency said. the size electrical distribution grade was affected. across the facilities above ground workshops and on the ground enrichment holes on saturday president hassan rouhani said tehran had launched new advantage in richmond centrifuges at the site this is after several centrifuges were damaged in a fire last year an incident tehran called