ah, president gabrielle burridge costs his ballot. she lays voting on a new constitution to replace its dictatorship era system set up 5 decades ago. he independent regardless of what the result is, the role that i'm going to play as president of the republic with our government together with all of you is we're going to commit ourselves to come together as a country to advance and justice equality and greater growth. and development for all that in my your, this are all you can see me about a boy every to lay an aged over 18 must vote support as a hoping to move the country away from its conservative past. you know, emily falcon, i hope that we get a state the benefit of us all. oh, to lay ins, better pensions, better health care, and all the new draft constitution recognizes indigenous peoples and offers the more autonomy it would create universal services for health care and education. and it would fully legalize abortion, which has now heavily restricted the present constitution dates back to the 1970s. when dictator or gusto peni

would have been one of the most progressive constitutions on the planet. chili's president, gabriel burridge has announced talks to find a way to restart the drafting process. for the 1st time, the israeli army has said there is a quote high possibility that one of its soldiers killed palestinian american journalist to read a book clay nearly 4 months ago. an internal investigation into her death concluded the shooting was accidental, and no one would be punished. the israeli army prob, found that it was probable of war clay, had been shot by a soldier in the stoker for militant villages. here a journalist was wearing a helmet and of best identifying her as a member of the press when she was killed while reporting from the occupied west bank. back in may, our corresponded in jerusalem is tanya cramer and she has more qual, it took the military now 4 months to come to this conclusion, what they call the final findings of the investigation. and they told us today, in a briefing for reporting that they took into account, you know, the, the soldiers were there all the materials to have forensic

and it would have legalized abortion president gabrielle burridge, had argued the document one of our shirt in a new progressive era. and shelly, undeterred by the defeat, he is bound to press ahead with efforts to overhaul the current constitution. yet jake must listen to the voice of the people for not just to day, but in the last intense years we've lived through 21. let us not forget why we have come this far. north v them that meliss is still latent. is melissa and we cannot ignore it, you know, below them we can order those who have historically supported this transformation process. like i must also be self critical of our actions. ramos, they don't believe chileans have demanded a new opportunity to meet unexcused and we must live up to this call. you did in one allen buddha, the stadium of a more. let's bring in latin america. correspondent on ramirez, who is in the chilean capital of santiago following this vote. johan camps were split and campaigning on each side ferocious, but such a resounding rejection of the draft. that was a surprise, wasn't it? it was surprising. it w

m president gabriel burridge has already cast his vote. one of the 50000000 people eligible supporters of the new constitution claim. it's one of the most progressive in the world. but it's not the majority of claims may reject the constitution holes before a 2 week blackout showed the no vote ahead by nearly 10 percent. so what is it about the proposed new constitution they object to? will some critics say it turns the historically marginalized, indigenous people into a higher class of citizen changes would recognize 11 indigenous peoples and offer them greater autonomy, especially in digit judicial issues. it's also going to legalize abortion, give wider protections to the environment, drawing criticism from many in the traditionally conservative country, about 40 well renowned economists and political scientists have back this new constitution. but many of those railing against the changes they moving away from the current free market model will destabilize the economy. so from one is let's go live to a latin america at italy. see newma

a set back for the liberal government of president gabrielle burridge. ah, i'm how much of jerome this is alger alive from door? ha. also coming up. 2 suspects on the run in canada after a series of stabbings, leave at least 10 people dead in the province of saskatchewan, europe's energy crisis deepens. germany announces a $65000000000.00 aid package to help ease the rising cost of living. fighting before winter arrives, ukraine launches a counter offensive to push back russian forces in harrison. ah, we begin in chile, where voters have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed new constitution in a referendum. there been celebrations on the streets of santiago, by those who were opposed to the new text. it was supposed to replace the one drafted in 1980 during the era of military rule. supporters claimed it was very progressive, but critics feared it would lead to uncertainty. despite the result, chili's president is calling for unity. d t m l citic c. him chilly has shown us it is a demanding nation that believes them democracy be federal and we all have to

the referendum comes i made widespread disapproval of president gabriel burridge, filing inflation and a rise in violent crime. a latin america editor, lucy newman, has more from ronnie's for and against the new constitution. in santiago. it's the final day of campaigning for a new constitution that is polarizing julie as never before. there are thousands and thousands of people at this rally who support the draft charged her. they say that it will change actually in a video and it, it will. if a pro, the constitution would spell a major shift for this country, which has one of, if not the most free market economies in the world, it would go to a more social democratic style of government. and one in which the state would have to guarantee health education. pensions of the constitution says we should be a nation of solidarity one that cares for everyone. as stated in article one, it's what we all thought for in the 19th 16th, but no one listen. i've also seen it as an extremely progressive constitution that recognizes the problems of climate change, for example, as well as giving a muc

during general augusta penetrates military rule train president gabrielle burridge. cast his vote earlier on one of the 50000000 people eligible supporters of the new constitution claim is one of the most progressive in the world. but to so many julians could reject the constitution holes just before a 2 week blackout showed the no vote ahead by nearly 10 percent anyone remaining in line a polling place will still be able to cast their ballots in the compulsory vote. so what is it then about the proposed new constitution that they don't like? well, it recognizes 11 indigenous peoples offering the more autonomy, especially with judicial shoes. some critics object to their saying, it turns historically marginalized, indigenous people into a higher cost of citizen. it would also legalize abortion, give y to protections to the environment, drawing criticism from many in the traditionally conservative country. about 40 world renowned economists, some political scientists of back the constitution. but many of those riling against the changes, say moving away from the current free market model w

prime minister, but faces immediate domestic and international challenges. chillies president gabriel burridge finance, his 1st cabinet, re shuffle more white could upset his political base plus preventing pakistan's like men, char from bursting its banks, excess waters released thousands of moved to safe ground. ah, so the you and nuclear watchdog says the situation that the russian controlled supp reach a nuclear plant and ukraine is unsustainable. both sides accused accused each other of shelling the plants, the i. e. a is calling for an immediate security zone to be set up around the station, which is europe's largest or port altar recommends that conditions be improved for ukrainian staff. operating about experts say work is needed to repair damage to building at house nuclear, fuel and radioactive waste. plant which is in, in the southern city of n, a hodder usually generates around half of ukraine's nuclear power. but the tax heightened the risk of damage to its electricity grid. under the worst case scenario. explosions could destroy the plant, so called reactor containment structure.

joe imprison, gabriel burridge has announced a tablet re shuffle just days after a constitutional referendum he championed was defeated. the move could alienate members of his political base as our latin america editor, lucy, anymore reports from santiago. this is saying that you don't really know you're in charge until you have to fire people you care for in the wake of sundays constitutional referendum defeat president w l. but each had to do just that. anyway, the simplest on that i might be going to cabinet changes have always been dramatic in chile, in this one has its fair share. it's been painful but necessary, and i won't hide it. i think that this is one of the hardest political moments i've ever faced. interior minister escape cities was replaced by catalina law, the daughter of an emblematic interior minister under former president, salvador allende, who was overthrown in 1973 military. cool. more difficult still was the removal of cabinet minister, georgia jackson, what it is confidant and right hand man. together they began fighting to transform chile, a student leaders in 2011,

drafted in 1980 during the general or gusto pen a chaise military rule, shall i in president gabrielle burridge. cast his vote earlier on of the 50000000 people eligible supporters of the new constitution claim. it's one of the most progressive in the world, but it's what the majority of ch lanes might reject. it pulls before a 2 week blackout showed at the no vote ahead by nearly 10 percent. so what is it then about the proposed new constitution? they don't like, well it recognizes 11 indigenous peoples offering them more autonomy, especially with judicial issues. some critic subjects saying this turns historically marginalized, indigenous people into a higher class of citizen. it would also legalize abortion, give wider protections to the environment, drawing criticism from many in the traditionally conservative country. about 40 world renowned economists and political scientists of back the new constitution. but many of those riling against the changes they moving away from the current free market model would destabilize the economy. but it's go live now to our latin america, editor lucio ne

exactly the opposite and much, much more are we are outside of a school now where president gabrielle burridge is expected to arrive shortly after having cast his vote in bold that in us, which is his home city and his accompanying the 1st lady or will be any moment now, but 1st to talk more about the details of that constitution. joining me is passat a dead international political analyst who knows a lot about all this and the difference between one constitution and another pass. thanks for joining us. my pleasure. lithia 1st, 1st of all, around the world, this is seen as a very progressive, very a 20 for century constitution that that, that gets a feminist constitutional guarantees, gender parity, a whole array of rights that are seen as very much something for us, for our modern times and yet, according to the polls most jillions plan to vote against it. why is that? well, i think is because the process has been a little bit rash that a lot of lot of positive things about the draft. but i think the, the procedure was very much draft and the, there was, there wasn't a lot of time to polish t