all the things that remained to be done with some chillen to say reacting to the vic trail of gabrielle burridge. talk to us a little bit more about the man gabriel bartch benjamin. what does he stand for? he stands for to continue the work of this constitutional assembly that was drafted after the massive protest. the rocky lay in 2019 with a severe human rights prices. in this country, he talked to the victims of the human rights violation, saying that they will be investigated, that the perpetrators will be punished. he is also in favor of including the indigenous population. they will, will be one of the central points of this constitutional assembly that is already drafting a new constitution. they will replace the constitution that dates back to 1988 the time of the dictatorship of a go stop united. with the 3rd one men talking about the peanut j dictatorship as well, the memories that he has today, and it shows that the dictatorship is also an important day to day. not only because gabriel burridge also wants to see the human rights abuses punish, but also because his opponent, jose anton

later gabriel burridge. as they knew president, following one of the most polarizing elections indicates, the supporters of the progressive social democrat celebrated the the victory in santiago de chilly barge ran on a platform in support of public education, healthcare and equal rights for indigenous and l. g b t. keep people his opponent far right ultraconservative. jose antonio cast, find burridge, and considered the faith cast was seen as the law and order candidates. let's go straight to d. w correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber, who's covering the election. forrest benjamin, you're in downtown santiago, how is the victory of gabriel burridge being received in the challenge capital? good afternoon, anthony. there's still people around here in the capital santiago. there is still music on stage. the president like a real boys already addressed the crowd. there people celebrating their singing in caused her a happy that after cassandra on august the far attended it that you just mentioned one, the 1st r

and the historic turn out 100 left is to gabriel burridge. a resounding with. i'm fil gail, this is the day. ah, what is the season? i will be a president who cares the democracy and does not risk it more. so we've made so much progress now we will move forward. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. if i'm only are we expect peace, we expect unity and above all, we expect social policy and i work every day for the quality of the children and family. you know, for me also on the day a month ago, chinese tennis superstar parish way talk to social media alleging that she'd been raped by a senior chinese politician. now in shanghai, she's given a very different account. so well, 1st and foremost, i must emphasize why i have never said or wrote about anyone sexually assaulting me. she this, you know, that's a very important point. welcome to the day i chileans have elected a new president after an awful polarizing election campaign. the victor left us to gabrielle burridge is a 35 year old. former student activists want to reside in 56 percent of the

ah, ah ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin, flipped his candidate at gabriel burridge, twins, chillies, presidential election, former student protest, lee that came out on top in one of the most to visit elections in recent history. is fabric opponent, jose antonio cast has conceded defeat. also coming up. oh, authorities in europe extend corona, brian restrictions to try and limit the spread of the i'm a crown variance, the netherlands begin to snap christmas loft down with pubs and non essential shops closed for business and in buddhist league of football. fryeburg leapfrog, deliver cues, an into 3rd place at the half way mark of the season by begging them to one in a sunday clash. ah, i'm anthony. how'd walking with the program to lions have elected the left us? former student protests laid a gabriel barrak as their new president. following one of the most polarizing elections indicates the supporters of the progressive social democrat celebrated the victory in santiago de chilly bar. it's ran on a platform in pop, in support of public education, health care, an equal rights for ind

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he said he hoped, gabriel burridge would lead with wisdom and fortitude, and he's urging all political parties to work with the new government. they would have to that rule this appeal gabrielle boris will have to face new challenges, new difficulties and new opportunities to succeed in this mission. it's essential that the government, the opposition and the all chill ends act with the goodwill on saturday and conviction with the spirit of dialogue, of collaboration and agreement. and with the spirit of peace. and the condemnation of all types of violence. eric found was his vice president of the council of america's. he says that despite his decisive victory, but it won't find it easy to bring in major changes, he's got a big goal. he's got high expectations. he won with a convincing majority. but he also has a very divided country. it's not just divided in terms of the opposition is divided in terms of the congress. and to be honest, julie has a very large middle class, which is not looking for radical changes from the previous or the existing economic model. so there is going to be

as for gabriel burridge, many say it is the millennial left helped him rise to power. his election comes after mass protests in recent years against inequality incorruption that were attended predominantly by young julians for news views. hughes and alex mileage council culture has infiltrated the imaginary world as it continues to target j. k . well, this time going after the sport she made famous in her harry potter series. we discuss when we return with join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess from the world of politics, sport, business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah, ah, well, oh, a a, a, [000:00:00;00] a, a bite ministration says it believes in diplomacy. well now it has a chance to prove this. russia is presented to white raging proposals to recast and regulate its relations with the west. in general, in nico, specifically, we are living in this dark mode or sport which seems completely fictional, maybe because that is where it started, has created real controversy for its creator ever. she made comments, which some fe

as for gabriel burridge, many say it is the millennial left helped him rise to power. his election comes after mass protests in recent years against inequality, incorruption that were attend to predominantly by young julians for news views. hughes and alex, mileage and cancel culture has infiltrated the imaginary world as it continues to target j. k. rowling. this time and going after the sport she made famous in her harry potter series. we discuss when we return a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk too late. you cannot do anything about it. it's now a self, a billing extension event for the u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise right, is no longer on the table because the duration rest, the fundamental underpinning of the was kind of the bond market is so far out

the 1st thing i want to do is congratulate gabriel burridge. he deserves all our respect. he wanted the fair fight. many millions put their trust in him and we hope that he has a very good government board will be sworn in us chillies, youngest, ever leader from bowing to tax the super rich to fighting climate change. the former student protest leader is promising to make some big changes. come, you'll be my, be climate change, your compatriots is not an invention. it is here and it has direct effects on our lives and those of future generation. there's no coincidence that is the young people of the world who have raised their voices from the widow to julietta. here, i'm sure juliet is the face of the rational powers that continue to destroy them. to destroy the world, is to destroy ourselves. we do not want more area of sacrifice. we do not want more projects that destroy our children the by that destroy the communities. mister board says that he plans to tackle inequality by expanding social rights and reforming chiles, pension and health care systems. he also wants to r

last week, n she lands elected gabrielle burridge to be their new president. he marks a departure from the past in several ways, not just his left. his politics and youth at 30 by burridge will be the country's youngest ever president. but the forest student organizer is turning heads for other reasons as well. not least, his tattoos when rising political star, gabrielle burridge, wanted some tattoos, hart as you mel gongora came up with strong images. a tree standing steadfast in the wind, and a lighthouse and a raging sea bartch his body. art sets him apart. the bearded 35 year old leftist is an unconventional figure who represents a break with tradition in chalet. he won the largest majority ever recorded in a chile, an election where he ran on a platform of ambitious changes in a country reeling from inequality and corruption. gongora never thought she would be inking her country's future president. nor did burridge back then out now and then. now. well, it's strange to think, remembering the present that moment when i told them, maybe i'm to 2 in the futu

up chile, alexa left his candidate to become it's next president for student protests liter, gabrielle burridge, one that convincing victory over his paul right rival and in buddhist league of football, fryeburg, leapfrog labor cozen to jump into 3rd place in the last match before the winter break. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good heavy with this. authorities on both sides at the atlantic are scrambling to slow a highly contagious variant of the corona buyers. in the u. s. top health official, anthony fall, she is urging people to get booster shots, wear masks, and reconsider travel plans as the alma chron variant spreads. well, the one thing that's very clear, and there's no doubt about this as is extraordinary capability of spreading it's trans miss ability capability. it is just, you know, raging through through the world really. and if we're going to deal with our microns successfully vaccinated, people need to get boosted and obviously people who are not vaccinated clearly need to get vaccinated. now, more than ever. well, that's the advice in the us. as other european governments clamped

a former student protested as president 35 year old left is that gabrielle burridge defeats his right wing rival property, matthew street, celebrations. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. the european union's drugs regulator has approved a new corona virus, a vaccine manufactured by u. s. biotech company, a nova vax, it's the 5th shot to be cleared for use in the e. u by people 18 and over. european medicine's agency says trial data show that novak shot had no serious side effects. the drug use is a more traditional protein based technology. and requires 2 doses, 3 weeks apart. it's been shown to be highly effective against older corona virus families. but it's not known how it will perform against omi crime governments around the world scramble to hold the progress of the new variant. let's see if we can learn more from william shatner. he's a professor. preventative medicine at vanderbilt university in the u. s. the city of nashville. welcome to the w professor. so novak has not been cleared for used by the world health organization and the and what does it bring to the table?

it's the youngest ever president. gabrielle burridge, a left wing, former student protest leader defeats his far right arrival after a bruising campaign and vows to re make the country and the fighting has moved on. but the people are still suffering. news visits, a town in ethiopia wrecked by the countries bloody conflict. and bethlehem tries to find some christmas share in a 2nd holiday season marked by the pandemic. ah, well, all right, thank you so much for joining us. or we start, we're breaking developments moments ago. the european union's medicines regulator has approved a new corona virus vaccine made by us biotech company novak's. it's the 5th job to get the green light for use within the european union. for those 18 and above. the regulator said trial data showed the nova vax jap had no sir. yes, side effects it requires, it requires 2 doses, 3 weeks apart. it showed high effectiveness against older corona, virus variance but it is unclear how it will perform against i'm a chron. novak's uses an older protein based technology raising hopes that it can convince people who are h

and the historic turn out 100 left is to gabriel burridge. resounding with i'm fil gail, this is the day. ah, i will be a president who cares the democracy and does not risk. it was made so much progress . now we will move forward with the fight against the privileges of a few. if we don't, you know, we expect peace, we expect unity and above all, we expect social policy and that i work every day. but the quality of the children and family is also on the day a month ago, chinese tennis superstar parish re talk to social media alleging that she'd been raped by a senior chinese politician. now in shanghai, she's given a very different account. so well, 1st and foremost, i must emphasize all i have never said or wrote about any one sexually assaulting me since she did. she all, that's a very important point. ah, open to the day i chileans have elected a new president after an awful polarizing election campaign. the victor left us to gabrielle borage. she is a 35 year old former student activists, one to resign. the 56 percent of the vote defeating his far right rival. jose antonio cast

off election on sunday for right candidate jose antonio cast is facing his left wing rival gabrielle burridge . out there is alessandra m. p. as he is covering this election, he joins us live from santiago. it's been very close race between these 2 who are on completely opposite sides of the political spectrum. does either cast or bartch have the the upper hand in this one off. well, mariam short this answer is that we really don't know the late last official polls are now over week old. and they have the 2 candidates for neck and neck. that doesn't mean that the posters are not working. they're still working in particular for the 2 campaigns, but they're not allowed to publish the polls in the 7 days that preceded the election. but we do understand that this remains a very, very close election. we had a sneak peak through at least one of these poles that shows the left these candidates, gabrielle burridge, slightly ahead about this definitely remains super close. net can neck a lot will probably depend if some of the people that been both in the 1st round. well, come out and they run off jus

he explains how gabriel burridge managed to win by such a large margin in the runoff. more people came out to work in the run off. it was forecast at $300000.00 more people would come out to watch in areas where mr. cause was popular. however, $1200000.00 people came out to what it is run off huge, huge amount of people in areas where we suppose it well where he said he campaign campaign really heavily, but also in areas where you were very popular. i did it because cities of chile santiago to copy, tell them about bodies in the south. so this 1.1000001.2000000 people made a huge difference and gave him this huge victory. michael victory. why, why did these people vote for him? because he moderated his speech, he managed to get this report from from a president and michelle joshlett, i'm from a president. cutler level was very important because they belong to the motor, a window of the christian democrats on the socialist party, which is a moderate left resorts. you're a party in that when party in chile. so these combination of factors, what happens is that this is bi

not accepted by all sides, although it's looking that that looking as it might not happen if gabrielle burridge maintains his lead, as the numbers accounted it, could there be some sort of instability off to the vote? i think of marrying that whoever wins is going to face problems in that sense because they're still going to have tremendous opposition. it's a very, very polarized country right now. and apart from that, we have a congress as an the senate that are absolutely split down the middle, which makes it very difficult for any hunt in eddie, a winner to actually impose our legislation. so if we're having a bit more to, to lose, we're good at probably expect to have huge amount of people protesting out on the streets. and we're also going to expect a lot of opposition for him if he wins. and by the way, i'm hearing right now some cheers outside, and i'm getting some apparently the past commando. yes, this, i can confirm that the, that the sample your past command or a bunker as we call here, has as conceded defeat and that gabrielle burridge has won. so wow, this is like an hour and 5 min

ah, left us gabriel burridge is one chilling presidential election. the 35 year old rose to prominence during student protests against the government. he campaigned on expanding social services, fighting in equality and raising taxes on the super rich. in mister will, you know, our government has the conviction to look forward to the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not yours to only speak to people who think like me to change the way people who think differently. we are here to ensure that once and for all the our courses sufficient for all chileans and we can achieve a wonderful life. burtch's right opponent, jose antonio cas urged his supporters to put aside political differences lost by 11 percent, a surprise margin of defeats after his. when the 1st round. analysts were expecting a much tighter race. he congratulated barbara, striking a consider return for the lady. but today is a day of joy for burridge and i celebrate his success. and i will be there doing what i said i would do for the

as for gabriel burridge, many say it is the millennial left helped him rise to power. his election comes after mass protests in recent years against inequality, incorruption that were attend to predominantly by young chile, it's for news views hughes and alex mileage are cancer culture has infiltrated the imaginary world as it continues to target j. k. rowling this time and going after the sport she made famous in her harry potter series. we discuss when we return. ah, ah oh, when i was so seemed wrong when i was just a shape out. disdain becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. oh, late, you cannot do anything about it. it's now a self fulfilling extinction event for the u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise rate is no longer on the table because the duration risk, the fundamental underpinning of the what's going to be the bond market is so far out in the elk or that any little bit move up, we'll crash it anyway. so it'

the election of gabriel burridge. as chillies next president over the weekend marked a break with the past in several ways. he hails from the left and at just 35, burridge will be the countries youngest ever had of state. but the former student organizer is turning heads for other reasons as well. for example, as tattoos, which he displays proudly. when rising political star, gabrielle burridge wanted some tattoos, artist, you, mel gongora, came up with strong images. a tree standing steadfast in the wind. and a lighthouse in arranging c bartch, his body art sets him apart from the bearded 35 year old. leftist is an unconventional figure who represents a break with tradition in chalet. he won the largest majority ever recorded in a chilly and election where he ran on a platform of ambitious changes in a country reeling from inequality and corruption. gongora never thought she would be inking her country's future president. nor did burridge back then out on now, and it's strange to think really remembering the present

a new era in chalet. former student protests needed, gabrielle burridge promises to be a president that unites the country after winning the runoff election. though so survived your tell us. life will never be the same again for them. and the philippines scrambles to send much needed aid to remote communities as the death toll continues to climb off to super typhoon ry. and i'm far as smile will have an exclusive interview with the head of world football, johnny infant, you know, coming up later this hour, plus english premier league has confirmed a will go ahead with its fixture list. spied the disruption being caused by co v 19 . ah, welcome to then he's our we begin in ethiopia, where to grind rebel forces of announced a retreat. mocking a turning point in a conflict that sent shock waves through east africa. a spokesman for the tag ry people's liberation front, says all fighters with drawing to that northern stronghold of tag rye. after months of fighting where they took over large parts of africa, 2nd most populous country. if you're a p, central government, and others of us, etc,

this is next president, former student protest liter, gabrielle burridge, won a convincing victory over his r right rival. we'll get an update from santiago and bethlehem tries to find some christmas cheer in a 2nd holiday season marked by the pandemic. ah . hello, i'm here. richardson. thanks so much for joining us. authorities across europe are scrambling to slow over product. a highly contagious variant of the virus. government have been clamping down on public life with the netherlands becoming the 1st country in europe to impose a strict lockdown over christmas. for many across the netherlands, it's the variant that killed christmas thanks to the highly contagious omicron. the government has ordered all non essential businesses to shut till mid january limits on christmas gatherings. mean people will only be allowed for guests around the tree on the holidays. on the streets there was surprise and glum resignation. a little did it as a regular control and we thought we had it under control that we done everything we could live auctioneer were fully vaccinated. you do everything you

in santiago, lucille talk to us about gabrielle burridge, the left wing candidate. he came in a close 2nd in the 1st round. how is he trying to to win over undecided voters with body has his has had to cut out for him. he ran with alliance with ib, with him, a lot of criticism. and a lot of people concerned that he was convicted of them in the math and he has been making a great effort. the central illinois shore gillian voters, particularly the war and decided that he had gone mad rateable. but rather let me have somebody guarantee i was just with the up on the point that right concert. and in fact, the day a came out with a lever side. also my other internet of a lot of us in this afford open gabby and wanted to also an attempt to fly to is concerned about what mandate would be like a 35 year old any with this year. thank you for that. lucille human life was there in santiago the u. s. has reportedly released sole migrant families from his detention facilities. they are now being tracked with uncle brace fish. how white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has th

last weekend chileans elected gabrielle burridge to be their new president. he marks of departure from the past in several ways. it's not just as left as politics and his youth just $35.00 or it will be the countries the youngest ever president. what the former student organizer is turning heads for other reasons, as well, not least is tattoos. when rising political star, gabrielle burridge wanted some tattoos hart as you mel gongora came up with strong images. a tree standing steadfast in the wind and a lighthouse in a raging c bartch. his body art sets him apart. and the bearded 35 year old leftist is an unconventional figure who represents a break with tradition and chalet. he won the largest majority ever recorded in a chill, an election, where he ran on a platform of ambitious changes in a country reeling from inequality and corruption can go or never taught. she would be inking her country's future president. nor did burridge back then oh, now and then now. well, it's strange to think, remembering the president that moment when i thought that maybe i'm

have a with us now. gabrielle burridge is not only the youngest candidate who ever got elected in chile. he also got more boats than any other presidential candidate in the history of the country. how do you explain his success? he's a representative for new generation. he has about half of the age of the actual president, sebastian brittany era, and he's a representative of the student and social movement of the 2019 demonstrations on 3. and it's the same time he represents a new generation of political actors because all the old parties of the transition period of the julian democracy after losing place. and he's now on the front of a social movement government which will generate new topics, new electoral perspectives for the people. so a new generation of leadership, but the challenges that have been plaguing chile are still very much the same. what are those challenges that the new president will have to prioritize? he has been given a clear program to the people you answer the form of the development model and good by to neo liberal model that sheila has been the former in the yea

this hour left us gabriel. burridge is one chiles presidential election. he defeated his right wing opponent, was antonia cast by 11 percent big and larger than was expected. he's promising to be a leader for all chileans in little, you know, our government has the conviction to look forward to the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not here to only speak to people who think like me to change the way people who think differently. we are here to ensure that once and for all the our courses sufficient for all chileans. and we can achieve a wonderful life under the thousands of protest as in sudan of march to the presidential palace demonstrate as are demanding the military stay out of the transition to democracy. security forces fire tear gas at them. after attempting to block bridges. the desk told some time on ryan the philippines has risen to at least $200.00 mate. rescue teams are still searching for missing people in flooded areas. following friday, storm 300000 were forced from their homes. muslim

this politician gabrielle burridge is 1 july presidential runoff election. he secured 56 percent of the vote against his fall right rival jose antonio cast pottage is all set to become the youngest president in chiles history our latin america, lucy and human reports from santiago. oh, the sound of euphoria overwhelmed the streets of central santiago. barbara, tens of thousands of jubilant supporters of gabrielle, but each welcomed the impressive in hard, fought victory the left. when can did, it will become chillies. youngest, ever president. i have the hope of a taylor with social justice at taylor. that's better for my daughter. the president elect a 35 year old congressman and former student leader literally had to jump over the crowds in time of a barriers to make it on to the stage from where he delivered a conciliatory message to the country in little, you know, our government has the conviction to look forward to the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not here to only speak to people who think l

julie has elected the left as former student protest, lady gabriel burridge as its new president. the 35 year old defeated a conservative candidate in a highly divisive campaign, or it's rose to prominence during long running mass protests against corruption and inequality. he's promising a generational shift in july and politics in ethiopia to grind people's liberation front, says it will withdraw from several regions. it had captured, saying it was a step toward pace. if u. b a has been fighting a civil war for more than a year. now, forces from the t cry region had been battling governor troops in a conflict that has killed tens of thousands. this is dw news from berlin. you can get a lot more information at our website to be found a d, w dot com. ah, had of sundays run off a chillies presidential election looked like it was a neck and neck race pitting an older far right candidate. sort of a former german nazi soldier against a young left winger allied with the communist party. and the historic turn out 100 left is to gabriel bondage. a resounding with. i'm fil gail. this is t

in recent days, he has overtaken his left wing opponent, gabrielle burridge, but only by the slanderous of margins. or she's just point one percent behind that . 48.4 percent. that's now speak to our latin america added to lucy newman. who is it a noisy posing rally of the far right candidate. josie jose antonio cast in santiago . unexpected. is it the cast could actually be within striking distance of winning the presidency? there were traditionally voters of favored more moderate candidates. lucille mariam, i think it was very, was very, very unexpected. indeed. right now i'm mad. his closing campaign rally. he's a hard to make another hour or 2, but already a lot of people here, he's been dealing with the younger voters that even hoping to be able to capture within the 1st round. now how can your cat, nobody would have believed that he could have been, as you say, within breaking it into the presidency, even 2 months with on a political roller coaster for the last 2 years. that of back in a direction of a lot of the people a, in many ways, a civil back to the have a time when google

jose antonio cast and his left wing rival gabriel burridge, appalling, almost neck and neck. the campaign is polarized the south american nation. the current weight of undocumented migrants in northern china is one of the key issues in his life. with cars proposing to take a ditch along the 1100 kilometer north and border. our latin america editor, you see on human reports now from the northern city of kiki there is no electricity or water yet land grabs and makes shift camps light. lemuel la are springing up like mushrooms all over chillies at the camera. desert area of outdoor spatial. the newest arrivals are undocumented. venezuelan migrants, like angie who came here with her 4 children and no money at the thought, god thought i've been here for 2 months. we've been living in the shack, made of cardboard, and a sheet on the top. there are no toilet and little food or wood to build better shelters, yet spaces for more families are already reserved. but there's trouble in the air. last month, julian camp dwellers set a barricade to prevent more migrants from arriving the lat

that's where we're expecting president elect gabrielle burridge to come out and speak to the media after he finishes a luncheon with the president stamping it. this is very traditional here for the outgoing president to invite the incoming president to breakfast, store to lunch, to discuss how to guarantee a smooth transition. of course, considering the bitter bitter disputes that have taken place between the body and pinion over the years. not just now, but when he was a student leader exactly a decade ago when, when also who incidentally said temperament was also president at the time. they are now very, very cordial. it's all very, very civilized. but of course, that always happens after you had a, a very, very substantial electoral victory. a large came walking here from his office, from his bunker as, as electrical campaign headquarters. and he was greeted by hundreds and hundreds of well wishers. we know that he's working very hard on his cabinet, but he hasn't made public give the names of who they will be and that's what many millions and the market are waiting to find out. who i

this millennial gabriel burridge as chillies the youngest ever president. the 35 year old george campaigns for increased taxes on the wealthy and boost social spending to tackle chillies, yawning gap between rich and poor. porch mobilized or record motor turn out. but the market reaction monday was frosty, with the chile and pay, so losing 3 percent against the dollar. now one of the new president's challenges will be tackling poverty which has been on the rise due to the pandemic. more and more to lands have moved into shanty towns where life is precarious blue to get home. david, why keeley has to climb over a barricade of tyres. he lives in a squatter settlement known as violette, a para, at the edge of the chile and a capital santiago. the wooden shacks that of mushrooms here are home to people made jobless by the corona, virus pandemic. people like david who could no longer afford to pay his rent a bit of either. so saying after i lost my job a, i'd helped my uncle and the media gave way when he was one of the 1st to build a shack here he went, other t

the leftist candidates, gabriel burridge has one chillies presidential election after an early concession from his are right rival, jose antonio cost. the former student activist has vowed to increase taxes and social spending in a country with one of the world's largest gaps between rich and poor. at $35.00 borders will be chiles youngest, ever present. the death toll from typhoon roy in the philippines has risen to 208, making it one of the deadliest storms to hit the country. in years. rise slammed into the philippines last week, leaving a trail of destruction and forcing 300000 people to evacuate. doesn't have been injured in sudan after security forces fired stun grenades and tear gas of protesters and cartoon, hundreds of thousands of people gathered in the city to reject the october 25th military coup protesters from outside the capital travel to join the march on the presidential pounds and japanese fashion billy in there you sucka me as our has returned to earth after spending 12 days on the international space station as our became the 1st space tourist to travel to the internat

now to chile, which has elected a former student activist, become its next president, left us gabrielle burridge, who's just $35.00. defeated as far right rival antonia cost by a wide margin wider margin than expected orchard victory promises a shift toward more progressive policies and a generational change to ah, historic and jubilant victory. with 35 year old gabrielle. but it's chilly now, has its youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade to take to the stage and recognized the people who have put him in power. the left wing fullness student leda had tapped into that anger at the country's economic model. and the inequality it has brought to when 56 percent of the vote. what is it again and i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it. who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity, and attends to the needs of the people daily. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. and i will work every day for the quality of the chile and family. he'll let you know that from you to his promises range from protecting the environment to ta

over his left when rival gabrielle burridge and a vote that is completely polarized opinion and the south american nation. more than 30 people and now fear dad, after typhoon rye hit, the philippines on friday rescue workers is starting to reach remote areas where dozens of people are missing. 800000 military and other security voice of join. the efforts in the west effect could regions, hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes. for testers, in serbia have been on the streets again, calling on the government to revoke all commitments its made lit major lithium mining company. we are tinto out. they say more needs to be done to fully abolish any potential lithium mining in the country because of environmental concerns. and the ethiopian government is saying the federal armies regain control of 5 more cities from the to grind rebels. one of them is the strategic city of wild dia, last stronghold of the 2 great peoples reparation front which is in the northern region of am hora. i'll be back with the news, our 25 minutes time to join me then i for now i use this. uh

steps including a promise to compensate savers for losses incurred chillies president elect. gabriel. burridge has held transition talks with the ongoing administration. he defeated his right to an opponent might surprise margin during sundays. what are those that borrowed has pledged to overhaul the economy and install a welfare state. a former us missionary has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexually abusing young girls in east timor 84 year old richard. dash, bah, abused them at his shelter for orphans and impoverished children. in our faces, up to 20 years, in prison. dashboard was defraud in 2018 after he confessed to the abuse. those were the headlines. i'm back with more news in half an hour. do stay with us here on al jazeera. out of their world is next. ah. ah. a good. a b. b murillo, an american musical. maestro simone shaheen is based on america's east coast. from there he shares his expertise in arab. oh, oh, son simon, does india? mm hm. also certain powder. oh, sort of neck. and she is. she had surgery my center like i found a. yeah nea. i can't see andy. she, while the

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ah, ah ah, this is day double the news lie from berlin, left us canada. gabriel burridge wins chillies. presidential election, former student protest, lee that came out on top in one of the most to visit elections in recent history is 5 right opponent. jose antonio cast has conceded defeat. also.

on the show, she lay elect a leftist as its next president. former student protest meet our gabrielle burridge, won a convincing victory over his far right rival. plus the fighting may have moved on, but the people here still suffered dw, visits, a town in ethiopia, as witness to the countries of bloody conflict. the 1st hand and bethlehem tries to find some christmas cheer in a 2nd holiday season marked by the pandemic. ah! hello, i'm clear, richards, and thanks so much for joining us. authorities across europe are scrambling to slow micron a highly contagious variant of the corona virus. governments have been clamping down on public life, and the netherlands has become the 1st country in europe to impose a strict walk down over christmas. for many across the netherlands. it's the variant that killed christmas. thanks to the highly contagious army kron. the government has ordered all non essential businesses to shut till mid january limits on christmas gatherings. mean people will only be allowed full guests around the tree on the holidays. on the streets, there was surprise and glum resignat

and the historic turn out 100 left is to gabriel burridge. a resounding with i'm fil gail. this is the day. ah, i guarantee that i will be a president who cares the democracy and does not risk it was made so much progress . now we will move forward i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. if we don't, you know, we expect peace, we expect unity and above all, we expect social policy and i work every day. but the quality of the children and family is also on the day a month ago, chinese tennis superstar parish re talk to social media alleging that she'd been raped by a senior chinese politician. now in shanghai, she's given a very different account. so well, 1st and foremost i must emphasize all i have never said or wrote about any one sexually assaulting me since she did she. oh, that's a very important point. welcome to the day i chilion have elected a new president after an awful polarizing election campaign. the victor left us to gabrielle borage. she is a 35 year old former student activist when a residing 56 percent of the vote. defeating his far right rival

in the 1st round, he came ahead of his left wing opponent gabriel. burridge, by a slim margin. those are the headlines. we're back in half an hour right now. it's witness. the musician, performa, visionary teacher. oh is there a world meets the man, bring in traditional arabic sounds to a whole new audience and being a woman and being american playing it already is something new from boston to palestine. the land of his birth. he nurtured the next generation of musical talent . simon shaheen. musical journey on al jazeera, digital media pioneer. maria red is the founder of online, so i'd love maria cortez fake news. it is whatever power doesn't like how the president of the philippines rodrigo do. charity says he wants to kill as many people involved with drugs as possible. analysts, his critics in this public can image grappler. i'm on my new site known to be critical if the government had its license revoked a few weeks ago. and goal is to silence. when people don't know what is real and what is free, when facts don't matter, then voice with the loudest, mega phone gains more

for example, his tattoos, which he proudly displays when rising political star, gabrielle burridge, wanted some tattoos, hart as you mel gongora came up with strong images. a tree standing steadfast in the wind and a lighthouse in a raging c bartch. his body art sets him apart. the beard had 35 year old, leftist is an unconventional figure who represents a break with tradition in chalet. he won the largest majority ever recorded in a chill, an election where he ran on a platform of ambitious changes in a country reeling from inequality and corruption. gongora never thought she would be inking her country's future president. nor did burridge back then out allen now. well, it's strange to think, remembering the president that moment when i talked to them, maybe on tattoo in the future presidential whatever. in fact, i asked him, i don't remember when, but the law burge was already a congressman. i think i asked him something like, are you, are you going to run for president uncle? and he said, no, it was too much of responsibility. a lot of things around whatever they are. and which i will s

cases, while a state of emergency has been declared in washington. homer left a student leader gabriel burridge is said to become chillies, youngest president, but he 5 year old wants to be made latin america's most advanced economy, which is also one of the most unequal in the world. or it has pledged to raise taxes and oppose destructive mining practices. at least 375 people are confirmed to have died off to super typhoon ry tool through the philippines. but more bodies are also expected to be found. many towns as still cast off and military helicopters of ferrying food and water to survivors living in remote areas. ryan made landfall on thursday as the strongest storm to hit the philippines this year, wiping out entire villages. and displacing thousands out of their correspondent now continues. ah, it says that bosnia is the land of storytellers and with top chest to naturally allister life. often imitated. oh, if we made the joke for the political aspect, both of you, i am the one who will make you. if we made the joke of something crazy, certainly stick a story about our country, man or ou

but after a decade long swing to the right, the election of gabriel burridge in chile could signal the beginning of a new shift back to the left in the continent, starting with latin, america's largest country, brazil. the new year was it populous, conservative president, jade bull sonata, against his arch political foe. we see now, sir, lula da silva, brazil's left wing, former president, whose prison conviction for corruption was overturned in april and was now leading in the polls. but they were also compete against the man who sent lula to prison, former and to corruptions are said joe, mortal. columbia could also shift from the right to the left. in may bull's put former bulletin mer, gustavo petro, in the lead. south korea will hold presidential elections in the new year, but perhaps the most attention will be on the philippines where current press didn't rossville to tell, day could be replaced by ferdinand marcus junior, the son of the country's former dictator. and that this daughter sada, who's running as his vice president, there's concerned that the ticket aims to perpetuat

jose antonio cas, having the edge over his left wing rival gabriel burridge in a vote that's completely polarized opinion in at the south american nation. more than 30 people are now fear dead off to typhoon riot. the philippines on friday rescue work as a starting to reach the remote areas now where dozens of people are missing, 18000 military and all the security forces of joined in the efforts and some of the worst effected regions. hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes. sudanese authorities of close bridges to the capital cartoon to prevent people from reaching the city center in order to protest. more mass opposition demonstrations of been planned for sunday. at least 8 bridges have been blocked as well as roads leading to the armies headquarters. earth rise, is the program coming up next? i'll be more news from dough other. the top the next hour in about 25 minutes time . ah, al jazeera witt, every oh i oh, well see in antarctica, besides an extraordinary bit, great, the lodge is protected area owner. for this special episode of earth rise, we going on bo

jose antonio cast finished on top in the 1st round, he's taken his left wing opponent gabriel burridge. but only by a slim margins are latin american antilles. seen him and has more from santiago. this was the last chance to alter conservative presidential candidates. jose antonio passenger had to convince jillions that he is the man of the future just by his past, which is so closely linked to this country to form a military dictatorship. however, he promises to restore law and order something that this country has not had for a long time. this, i mean more than 2 years of social uprising and upheaval, shake and drug violence and also an uprising, an indigenous uprising and south central tele. oh, we are going to recover the state of law that we never should have lost and we will recover our economy and dignity because the left is only capable of promoting poetry that poverty that has dragged venezuela, nicaragua, and cuba into unbelievable misery would have held this rally and one of chillies, 3 wealthiest counties where he has wide support cash. it's a song to calculate who opposes

ah, don't forget check on the top stories here now to 0 left is gabriel. burridge has one chilling presidential election, a defeated his rightly opponent jose antonio cast by 11 percent a much bigger margin than was expected. bar, which is promising to be a leader for all, shall, ends in little low. you know, our government has the conviction to look forward at the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not here to only speak to people who think like me to change the way people who think differently. we are here to ensure that once and for all, that our course is sufficient for all chileans. and we can achieve a wonderful life for you. yeah, i don't them for the lady or, but i a call today is a day of joy for burridge and i celebrate his success. 60 and i will be there doing what i said i would do for the betterment of chile. you eyes and we will always be a unified country that he, i, our promise is not just a passing one. it is one for our customs and our traditions to live hundreds of thousands of protest as in savannah march towards the pr