against ecuador in legislation. so it would be a good or in foreign ministry council, the soldiers naturalization, so that the bridge is police could enter the embassy. they needed to show that he was not in ecuador incentives, and at the time since the during constitution prohibits the extradition of its citizens to a 3rd country. this was deliberately wrong, a legal, unjust, and contrary to the constitution and human rights, they simply followed this unworthy scenario by exposing ecuador in the extremely unfavourable light. the trot against the thorns is a political one. not only that in the decision to revoke us on just citizenship, they rely solely on a report verified by a former state official who's currently accused of corruption and atrocities underway against it. so it is a 6 of the tokyo olympics and the pressure is on the rise russian tennis don to neil mate via that's lashed out. this is when he was propose a question during a press conference. he felt the question was unwarranted, and perhaps a bit inap

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and the explosion here in labor cruise in ecuador has revoked julian s. r. j citizenship saying his original application contained mistakes and that he never actually paid the fee. a sanchez, currently in a u. k. jail awaiting a decision on a u. s. extradition request. in 2019 police extricated him from the ecuador and embassy in london, where he had claimed asylum. but we spoke to his lawyer who actually says ecuador decision to strip him. of his citizenship is illegal. because the name of this was developing according to a pre plan scenario. after astonished, lost his diplomatic asylum from ecuador imprison lenny moreno needed to somehow justify the invasion of british police at the embassy. and the only possibility was just to deprive julian, his orange of ecuador in citizenship, which is again, it's that door in legislation. so it would be a good or in foreign ministry council, the soldiers naturalization, so that the bridge is please, could enter the embassy. they needed to show that he was not in ecuador incentives, and at the time since the echo durin

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i meanwhile, ecuador has revoked julian sanchez citizenship saying his original application actually contained mistakes and he also never paid the fee. apparently, his naturalization status was put under review in 2019, not long off the u. k. police forcibly removed him from the ecuador and embassy in london. sondra spent 7 years seeking refuge following sex assault allegations in sweden, which have not been dropped. and since his removal, he's been held at a high security british prison waiting for a court decision on a us extradition request. he's wanting to buy american authorities on espionage chargers and faces up to 175 years in prison. wiki leaks, which co founded, published thousands of classified falls a decade ago. we spoke to a scientist lawyer who says ecuador, the decision to strip his client of citizenship is actually illegal. this was developing according to a pre plan scenario. after astonish, lost his diplomatic asylum, former ecuador, imprison lenny moreno needed to somehow justify the invasion of british police at the embassy. and the only possibility was just to d

that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, makingthe country's second ever top medal at a summer olympics. great britain's adam yates finished 9th — but it was bad news for geraint thomas who retired from the race for a second successive games after a crash. afghanistan imposes a curfew across almost the entire country in an attempt to stop the taliban infiltrating its cities. tackling britain's "pingdemic" — hundreds more covid testing sites are to be set up across england to ensure essential workers can avoid self—isolation and keep working. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. it's the first day of action in the tokyo olympics. 11 medals are up for grabs on day one including in cycling, weightlifting and fencing. but it was in the judo where the host nation — japan — won its first medals. mariko oi has the details. well, japan winning its first gold medal and naohisa takato giving a very emotional interviewjust now, following funa tonaki, also ofjudo, winning silver and according to the japanese olym

(musica) mÚsica >> este sÁbado mÉxico y ecuador hicieron historia la primera jornada de tokio 2020 elmixto mexicano de tiro con arco ganÓ la medalla de bronce abriendo el medallero latinoamericano de los juegos y ecuador estÁ de fiesta con el oro ganado en ciclismo. el segundo la historia olÍmpica de ese paÍs. fue parte de lo que ocurriÓ en el primer sÁbado de competencia pero pasamos con ana presentadora de telemundo deportes con mÁs de la primera jornada adelante ana >> querida vanesa como un gusto saludarte, desde tokio finalmente comenzaron los juegos y los nuestros ya hicieron latir el corazÓn subiendo al podio. el medallero para los latinos lo abriÓ la dupla mexicana en tiro con arco alejandra valencia y luis alvarez vencieron a turquÍa para ganar la medalla de bronce despuÉs de avanzar hasta la semifinal derrotando a alemania y gran btaÑa. con esto mÉxico tiene 70 medallas en su historia los juegos olÍmpicos de verano. >> mÁs que nada disfrutar lo que estamos haciendo estar siempre felices, de que estamos aquÍ de que nos hemos ganado el lugar de estar aquÍ y de que eso estamos

we spoke to his lawyer who says ecuador decision to strip him off. his citizenship is actually illegal. this was developing according to a pre plan scenario. after astonished, lost his diplomatic asylum from ecuador imprison lenny moreno needed to somehow justify the invasion of british police at the embassy. and the only possibility was just to deprive julian, his orange of ecuador in citizenship, which is again, it's that door in legislation. so it would be good or in foreign ministry council, the soldiers naturalization, so that the bridge is police could enter the embassy. they needed to show that he was not in ecuador incentives, and at the time since the echo during constitution prohibits the extradition of its citizens to a 3rd country. this was deliberately wrong, a legal, unjust, and contrary to the constitution and human rights, they simply followed this unworthy scenario they, by exposing ecuador in the extremely unfavourable light. the trial against the thorns is a political one. not only that in the decision to revoke sanchez citizenship

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: brazil 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. fugitives and its support for venezuelan leader nicolas maduro as reasons for the move. critics said the decision was nothing more than an eleventh hour move to complicate matters for incoming president joe biden. reporter 4: there's only a small windowf time to come up with policy before politics get h d heavy in the next congressional elections. narrator: for more perspe

why did he choose the embassy of ecuador piano? because of that time, the country was led by raphael, korea, korea was a popular government lot. i mean, clearly opposed to the expansion as policies in both the judicial and economics of the united states. so the government gone on because it was one of those latin american countries that could stand firmly against the united states without fear radios. see mere law. in june 2012 julian, us dollars became the world's most protected political refugee barricaded in this victorian house in central london the president obama to do the right thing the united states right now. it's which against me what appeared to be temporary was to continue on for 7 long years. in that time, julian summers received many visitors, lawyers, ministers, journalists, always in the confines. the 4th settings for talk to the police is a photo that was taken in a room that julian assoni was able to use in the evening. i remember having dinner in this room with him on those on chairs, for at least when you say e

an historic first day for the people of ecuador.cond gold medal ever in the men's road race cycling. the race lasted for over 6 hours and it was a bit of a rollercoaster one too. but in the end, it was richard carapaz who broke away with six kilometres to go and held on, to cross the line with his rivals out of sight. it's ecuador�*s first gold medal since 1996 and it's been a good few weeks for him. he was 3rd in the tour de france, last week. he's a teammate of gerint thomas in cycling's team ineos, and for the second olympics running, thomas saw his medal hopes ruined by a crash. fellow brit tao geoghegan hart lost control of his front wheel. both fell onto the tarmac and although they got back on, they had lost too much ground and eventually thomas pulled out. wout van aert of belguim won silver by a tyre width ahead of tour de france champion, tadej pogacar who took the bronze to put slovenia on the medals table. tough time for the tennis player. concerns raised by novak djokovic. but after just the first day of the tennis tour

they needed to show that he was not in ecuador incentives . and at the time, since the ecuador and constitution prohibits the extradition of its citizens to a 3rd country, this was deliberately wrong, a legal, unjust, and contrary to the constitution and human rights, they simply followed this unworthy scenario. they, by exposing ecuador in the extremely unfavourable light. the trial against the thorns is a political one. not only that in the decision to revoke a sanchez citizenship, they rely solely on a report verified by a former state official who's currently accused of corruption and a trolleys underway against the 6 of the tokyo olympics. and the pressure is rising, rushing, tennis, thought anyone would better of lashed out of the questions during a press conference if you was unwarranted and inappropriate right off to the latest when he's elect shasky has the story. he would think that the olympic games to something only about sports where the athletes have been preparing for all their lives to take part in this ultimate event for many

that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, makingt the country's second ever top medal at a summer olympics. great britain's adam yates finished 9th, but it was bad news for geraint thomas who retired from the race for a second successive games after a crash. the uk government attempts to tackle disruption to key services in england as hundreds of thousands of people are told to self—isolate by the nhs covid app. afghanistan imposes a curfew across almost the entire country in an attempt to stop the taliban infiltrating its cities. thousands of hungarians join the annual pride march and protest against a new anti—lgbto law. we're live in budapest. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. it's the first full day of action in the tokyo olympics. 11 gold medals have been up for grabs on day one, including in cycling, weightlifting and fencing. but it was in the judo where the host nation, japan, won its first medals. mariko oi has the details. well, japan winning its first gold medal and naohisa takato injudo

expected to rise with the official saying that little hope that the missing will be found alive . ecuador revokes, shooting a song, you citizenship over 2 years off that he was forced to be removed by british police from the country's embassy in london, we speak to his lawyer, told me to go to bridge. this was deliberately wrong, illegal, unjust, and contrary to the constitution and human rights, the trial against the phones is a political one. and things are getting heated at the limbic size russian tennis thought. the new mon face challenges during a press conference, but the question more about the politics, the sport ah . life for most good. thanks for joining us tonight. it's going to international. i'm daniel wilkins with util. sunrise. welcome to the program. now there is little hope for that. the 5 people still missing off an explosion of the chemical plant in germany on tuesday will be found the life of according to the company that runs the plant. 2 people are confirmed dead and more than 30 injured or to speak to oliver reports from the side. crenza the company that operates th

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he, while ecuador has revoked julian songs, his citizenship saying his original application contained mistakes and that he never actually paid the fee that says he naturalization process has already been cancelled in 2019, not long after british police forcibly removed the wiki leaks co, founder from the ecuadorian embassy in london spent 7 years making refuge following 6. the sold allegations in sweden, which is now being dropped. the last 3 years he's been under arrested a high security bel marsh prison waiting for the british court decision on his expedition to the states assault is warranted by american authorities on espionage charges. he faces potentially up to 175 years behind bars. we can lease publish thousands of classified files a decade ago. they exposed information on us war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. we spoke to his lawyer, he says, i could those decision to strip the songs of citizenship is completely against the law. the name of this was developing according to a pre plan scenario. after a song lost his diplomatic asylum, former ecuador, imprison lenny moreno need

that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the men's cycling road race.fting. emergency workers in western india have been frantically trying to rescue around 50 people feared trapped in a landslide triggered by monsoon rains in the state of maharashtra. officials said the incessant rains over the past few days have triggered severe flooding in many parts of the state, causing widespread devastation. the number of those killed has risen to more than 135. i'm joined now by anbarasan ethirajan joins us from delhi. just explain how bad the situation is there. .g . ., , is there. the officials in the western state _ is there. the officials in the western state of _ is there. the officials in the i western state of maharashtra, is there. the officials in the - western state of maharashtra, they describe this as the worst rain and floods in july describe this as the worst rain and floods injuly in nearly 40 years and the pictures coming out of maharashtra have been heartbreaking. you know, the flood entering various towns and villages, people fleeing towns and

carapaz takes the gold for ecuador!quest to bring home more hardware, including adam peaty in the pool. peaty is as close to a nailed—on medal as you can get, and in his heat he hammered home the point to reach the semis at a canter. he is unbeaten in seven years at the 100 metre breaststroke. helen glover has won back—to—back golds in the women's pairs, but since rio she's had three children. her partner polly swan is an nhs doctor, and on the day of clever�*s son's third birthday, the pair came third in the heats. room for improvement in the semis. come on, come on! double olympic champion max whitlock was in action in gymnastics qualifying, safely through to the pommel horse final. with a pirouette. well done, max! it's been a long time waiting, and that's why it feels surreal being here, you know, at the tokyo olympic games. at one point, a year and a half ago, we didn't know if it was going ahead or not. we are here, we are so relieved to be here. and how's this for a cracking start? sir andy murray and doubles par

perdiÓ los brazos y una pierna, sigue modelando y se mantiene en las pasarelas buscando ser miss ecuador ¿que te gustarÍa preguntarle? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ borja: gracias por arrancar la semana con " ediciÓn digital". hoy es 12 de julio. estados unidos ha reaccionado ante las protestas masivas en calles de cuba. y tendremos todos los detalles. carolina: la costa oeste estÁ que arde. las temperaturas mÁs altas en todo el planeta. algo que no sÓlo ha provocado calor, sino incendios forestales, destruyendo mÁs de 300,000 acres en seis estados. dos bomberos perdieron la vida al estrellarse un aviÓn en arizona. borja: problema de abastecimiento de electricidad. les piden que reduzcan el consumo de energÍa. vamos con albert martÍnez, para que nos cuente mÁs. albert: muy buenas, veremos como ocurren los incendios forestales. primero un bosque hermoso como este que sea ido secando, debido a la intensa sequÍa que estÁ afectando el oeste del paÍs y temperaturas altas. temperaturas altas, pero necesitamos una fuente de calor para que todo esto arda. el 15% de los fuegos son impactos de un rayo. la mayorrÍa que

it is ecuador�*s first gold medal since 19 96.he was known as the locomotive, he won the tour de france just a few weeks ago. geraint thomas had problems, earlier the second olympics in a row for him endedin second olympics in a row for him ended in despair because he was involved in a crash with his british team—mate, teo geoghegan hart, who basically lost control of his front wheel, went down and there was no way geraint thomas could avoid going down as well. they were bruised, they dusted themselves down and got back into the saddle, but it was a little time later that thomas realise his race was over once again and he withdrew, a sad figure, cycling back to the start all alone to the hq and afterwards he did tweet, i must have done something wrong in a previous life. eight week crash! as for the sprint to the line fully bronze and silver medals, this was so exciting. britain's adam yates made a bold —— with about 100 metres to go, but then he said he got cramp in his legs, not surprising after what they did with the heat and h

cuando creÍa que iba a morir en el desierto, un migrante llamÓ a su esposa en ecuador.y desapareciÓ en mÉxico. juicios rÁpidos y largas condenas carcelarias para manifestantes en cuba. el gobierno relajÓ restricciones alimentos y medicinas que pueden llevar viajeros a la isla. miguel dÍaz canel reconociÓ carencias... >> de lo que entra al paÍs y lo que necesitamos... presentadora: en haitÍ se restan mÁs sospechosos de conspiraciÓn para asesinar al presidente. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn", con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. presentadora: empezaron a llegar los crÉditos tributarios a todas las familias en el paÍs. esto es parte de la ayuda que aprobÓ el congreso para contrarrestar los efectos negativos de la pandemia. el presidente biden pidiÓ extender el beneficio hasta el aÑo 2022... nuestra compaÑera nos dice cÓmo funciona la ayuda y de quÉ forma la recibirÁn los beneficiarios. reportero: el departamento de tesoro asegura que llegarÁn $15,000,000,000 a las familias norteamericanas que se benefician del crÉdito tributario para quienes tengan hijos menores de

have again taken hold in ecuador to overcrowded prison system. at 2 of the country's largest penitentiaries. it's taken $450.00 members of the special police unit to bring this latest round of riots under control. as the last quarter of the le montana, we weren't able to reach all the prisoners in different sales until forum local time. the contingency officers managed to bring the situation under control. also with the help of the armed forces, then you can see along the perimeter. at the prison in let the coon gus police recaptured about 80 and made to try to sleep with the death toll still in flux, their family members gathered outside the prison gates on thursday, fearing the worst bus he'll kill me, my son got in touch with me and said inmates and medium security are going up to murder the ones in maximum security. they have rifle from guns. yesterday they went up there. my son is hurt in there, so they have not taken him to the hospital yesterday. so have to go, the other one has been to hospitals moves and the movie and not giving us a lis

he took the gold, and only the second gold for ecuador.ympic medal in history for ecuador. so i think richard carapaz will be going back to a party in a week or two. i strongly suspect that he will be an absolute hero instantly in his home country. how unusual is it any race like this? we were watching it over the six hours, but it wasn't until the six hours, but it wasn't until the final few kilometres that you really got a sense that richard carapaz was going to take it stop is that unusual? i carapaz was going to take it stop is that unusual?— that unusual? i think that the way that unusual? i think that the way that the race _ that unusual? i think that the way that the race panned _ that unusual? i think that the way that the race panned out, - that unusual? i think that the way that the race panned out, there . that unusual? i think that the way i that the race panned out, there were a couple of launch pad later on. the writer who ended up finishing silver was the favourite. the issue for him was the favourite. the issue for him was

a state tells emergency is declared in ecuador prisons after rival gangs riots, sexual several journals. when we take a look at how small shops of businesses in south africa were trying to get by after days of looting and riots. ah, and you wave old corona viruses gripped the world with the highly contagious del to variance goes in search and infections. that's been a huge concern in japan, with the olympic opening ceremony is set to begin in tokyo, in just a few hours time. the japanese capital has reported a 6 month high in cases on thursday. that's really to thousands positive tests which include athletes found the officials in the us, the average number of daily new infections. a surged in the spanish 2 weeks, nearly all corona virus, patients and hospital at the moment, or unvaccinated individuals. and soon as he is military, is now overseeing the pandemic response in that country and what's been dubbed one of africa's worst weeks. now that's after the health minister was psyched for ordering, vaccinations. sensors to open for all adults during the holidays, not decision night to a

why did he choose the embassy of ecuador piano? because at that time, the country was led by raphael, korea, korea. it was a popular government, clearly opposed to the expansion as policies in both the judicial and economics of the united states. the government gone on because it was one of those latin american countries that could stand firmly against the united states without fear of see mere law. in june 2012 julian, us dollars became the world's most protected political refugee barricaded in this victorian house in central london. ah, president obama to do the right thing. the united states not right now, which is against me. what appeared to be temporary was to continue on for 7 long years. in that time, julian somers received many visitors, lawyers, ministers, journalists, always in the confines of football. the senior for took a photo that was taken in a room that julian assoni was able to use in the evening. i remember having dinner in this room with him on those on chairs for you at a job. when you say embassy, you might t

more vaccine protection and other new fighting among rival gang and thought to separate prisons in ecuador has left at least 22 people dead and 80 others injured. the violence broke out. on wednesday the police have regained control and apprehended 65 prisoners who tried to escape a you in a slot of his landed for the 1st time. and if you abuse to grow region since renewed violence halted operations last month, the well food program has been struggling to get access to deliver food to areas. it says on the brink of famine, the un says it will fly in twice a week. space experts have joined the us senate to discuss how to deal with debris made by humans. the committee on commer science and transportation have been looking into how to track and manage satellites. and space was the headlines when use on algebra, right after witness thinking. the news news, news, news with me. i me me me me me. ah. just you know any news, but more for the home may not be st. you another explanation, not yet new, but do you want to just go ahead and as you said, what is your shield another? that was all good new

there have been 2 other deadly riots in ecuador, overcrowded prisons over the past 6 months. un aid 5. his landed for the 1st time and it appears to bry region since renewed violence halted operations last month. the well food program has been struggling to get access to deliver food to areas it says are on the brink of feminine un says it will fly in twice a week space experts of joined the us senate to discuss how to deal with debris made by humans the committee on commerce, science and transportation has been looking into how to track and manage satellites and space, also on the agenda ways to oversee so called space chunk. those headlines and you will continue here on al jazeera right after witness. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, me. ah james. a look at my work shuttle she was wondering she probably will do so she said that i could set it up for i don't know what issues we were supposed to cover i so the middle of it was all the stuff is horrible. there teresa, listen to us. it was after me, even in my in my food, almost the whole show. he couldn't consider the summer house that i can wat

que estÁn cruzando la frontera, se estiman diez mil personas de ecuador que cruzan aquÍ a estados unidos la zona en el estado de texas, y lamentablemente el calor, el agotamiento provocÓ que muriera, vamos a escuchar lo que dice la organizaciÓn. >> su hijo habÍa fallecido, que el padre de su hijo estaba en una condiciÓn muy grave y que lo habÍan llevado hacia un hospital. nosotros todo el tiempo trabajamos con la madre para ver cÓmo podemos ayudar, lamentablemente sÍ se pudo comprobar que el hijo habÍa fallecido y luego de pedir informaciÓn al consulado ecuatoriano les dijeron que toma varias semanas mover el cuerpo y llevarlo a ecuador. >> estos lamentables y terribles casos se multiplican, lamentablemente, la organizaciÓn 1800 dice que en lo que lleva de existencia que son 12 aÑos tienen un registro de 143 personas que se pierden en el desierto, muchos casos los coyotes los dejan ahÍ abandonados a su suerte, regreso contigo. >> increÍble, edgar, muchas gracias, al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, una camiseta que mide nuestras constantes vitales o una aplicaciÓn que facilita mu

after a gruelling 145 miles, ecuador�*s richard carapaz broke clear to win gold. for the other medals. he was ultimately squeezed out though and finished ninth. in the tennis, there was a good start for another big british hope. it is a brilliant win. andy murray and his partner joe salisbury winning their first round doubles match. but it was a tougher day for helen glover in the rowing. the double olympic champion has only recently returned after having children and she and partner polly swann could only finish third in their heat, enough to make the semifinals but they know they will need to improve. we agreed afterwards that that is not kind of reflective of where we have been at in training, but i mean it is the first race of the olympics, it is a good kind of marker for us to step up from. other british stars though have already found their feet. well done, max! max is through. double champion at the last games, max whitlock through to the pommel horse final while adam peaty looked as impressive as ever as he cruised through to the semifinals of the 100 metr

adam yates was the highest place britain, but richard carol has claimed ecuador�*s second goal —— richard big names today beginning their quest. peaty is as close to a medal as you can get. he's unbeaten in seven years of the 100 metre breaststroke. helen glover has won back—to—back gold and the women's pairs, but since rio, had three children. her partner is an nhs doctor and on the day of glover's sons�*s birthday, the pair came third. double olympic champion max whitlock was in action, through to the final. it’s max whitlock was in action, through to the final. �* , , ., ., to the final. it's been a long time waitin: , to the final. it's been a long time waiting. and _ to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's _ to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's why _ to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's why it - to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's why it feels i waiting, and that's why it feels surreal being here. at one point, we didn't know if it was going ahead or not. we're here and so relieved. e not. we're here and so rel

there have been 2 other deadly rights in ecuador is overcrowded prison of the last 6 months. while the 200 farmers had gathered outside india's parliament in new delhi to demonstrate against to agriculture balls, they say will devastate their livelihoods. gillian wolf has a story. waving white, green and orange flags. these are the selected few allowed to protest near parliament against the controversial forming laws that have divided a nation of 1300000000 people ferry to the protest site and police escorted buses. these farmers are vowing to demonstrate every day until the parliament session and next month, just give in. as long as the following session is on, we will focus here, wherever we stopped and there are barricades, we will sit and have our own farmers parliament session. we will have our own speaker, and we'll also have our discussion on the way it happens in parliament. now you'll be able to witness of pharma solomon here. the protests have been going on since november. they're the biggest challenge for prime minister under, under moody since coming into power in

it was ecuador�*s first gold medal since 1966.locomotive and was third just last week in the tour de france, so he has real pedigree. he is a team—mate of geraint thomas in ineos. and geraint thomas saw his brace broken by a crash. fellow brit couldn't avoid going into the tarmac and both of them fell it onto the floor and although they picked themselves up and dusted down the bruises, thomas and dusted down the bruises, thomas a couple of hours later had to pull out. his olympic games dreams were over once more and he did tweet, actually i must have done something bad in a previous life. freak crash. as for other medals, britain's adam yates had led a sprint for the line before he says cramp set into his legs, got the better of him and he had to settle for ninth. a belgian cyclist won silver by literally a tyre width against the bronze medallist, to put slovenia on the medals table again.— medallist, to put slovenia on the medals table again. yes, that was uuite a medals table again. yes, that was quite a moment _ medals table ag

ella con su alegría con su manera de ser tan espontánea y de acción fuerte . >> tras operarla en su ecuador>> no muchos países tienen esto pero en esta clínicas administra otros 50 niños. >> uno nunca se imagina que la hija de uno estaría pasando por un cuadro así. >> david se encontró con el reto de hacer un documental con imágenes grabadas además había que quitar el sentimentalismo. >> era una pieza que tiene que explicar claramente y para nosotros fue circunstancial que la familia se retratara con la mayor dignidad y fortaleza posible. >> ahora está completamente normal en con su vida. >> con el mismo carácter con el que enamoró a todos los que se verán de su lado en madrid carlos noticias telemundo. >> [♪ ♪ ♪] . >> enhorabuena y le mandamos un abrazo enorme no se vaya porque al regresar el fuego no da tregua california ♪ ♪ listos para un verano más divertido por menos en target. ♪♪ en la vida tÚ puedes dejar las cosas just like they are... or you can choose to the hard way ♪♪ that it's a cheetos thing. saborea el verano con el nuevo café frío sunrise batch de dunkin'. una mezcla brillan

the 3rd time deadly rides in ecuador was over crowded jails have rotted of the past 6 months. a you in age slices landed for the 1st time if you have to cry region since renewed violence could operations last month was food program i've been struggling to get access to areas it says are on the brink of fan and the un says it will fly twice a week to transport, essential personnel and supplies. those headlines and you continue here on al jazeera, after my vin bob way. nelson sorry, should be about raising prices are hardly down to the time we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in that designate adult had made as the task of fixing a war torn economy, counting the cost on al jazeera ah, my name is chris doesn't let you play for a while. we're mission, i think, you know, also play for what we're mission on the other one with, with my family, my fun. make my create, my radley. my team is my wig, as well as my, with the, with this think is really important for me, it was clear when to play our final 20 good. we have been putt

in ecuador we talked about the need for a new trade agreement which i support. which would really hope to strengthen ties with he croix dormant a mutual benefit. with regard to colombia, guatemala, and of course mexico, we have trade agreements. we talked about how to improve those agreements. i'm a former u.s. trade representative. i helped implement the colombia trade agreement. i also helped with regard to the cafta agreement which included guatamala, and those agreements were helpful at the time. they could be more helpful and could be improved in certain respects, and we talked specifically about that. each president basically said the same thing, they prefer trade to aid. they're not against u.s. assistance. they appreciate it. and we assist those countries in a number of different ways, but what they really want is the ability to have more commerce, more u.s. investment, more jobs, therefore more economic growth and more opportunity for their young people so they'll stay in those countries. continued support from the u.s. is crucial in all these matters.

the headlines: ecuador�*s richard carapaz wins the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, makingy's second ever gold at a summer olympics. a golden start for china — its team picks up two gold medals in shooting and weightlifting. tackling britain's "pingdemic" — hundreds more covid testing sites are to be set up across england to ensure essential workers can avoid self—isolation and keep working. president biden warns that the us is facing a "pandemic of the unvaccinated", as the delta variant of coronavirus spreads. now on bbc news, the travel show�*s in tokyo, host city of the olympic and paralympic games, to find out how its hotels are dealing with the influx of athletes and trainers from all over the world. this week on the travel show: outrunning covid at the olympic games. the big names rocking central park this summer. siberia's mystery blast craters. you have an exploding crater on land. that is not something i imagined. and the fears for the future of flamenco. hello and welcome to tokyo. the host city for this summer's olympic and paralympic games and thronging with to

but i've been to other daddy writes in ecuador prisons just this year. now turkey's defense ministry is searching for survivors. after a boat carrying 45 migrants sunk in the southeast in a g and c said the boat sunk 260 kilometers of the coast of the holiday resort town of cas turkey. as seen as a gateway to europe and his hosting some 3700000 refugees who mostly fly the war in syria. many travel there on overcrowded and dangerous boats. the european union structure regulator says the more done a job should be approved for teenagers. this could make it the 2nd vaccine authorized for use on european teenagers. european medicine agency says the shot will be administered the same way for teens and adults. that's despite it's finding earlier this month that the medina and 5 jobs can cause heart information in rare cases or protests have descended on sla vacuous parliament building angry about covert rules. there. hundreds of people blocked the entrance on thursday and pelted the building with eggs. inside politicians would debasing whether to give more righ