around the capital guatemala city gangs of young people known as moderates spread fear and terror among the population. 1000 hours a day sit down behind you pull out a gun and shoot you in the head you've been doing a lot of is on. the gains control entire neighborhoods engaging in extortion prostitution and drug trafficking the women taking off they come and demand money when we pay they disappear again these are. after weeks of negotiations we've been allowed into their world. view of them with the bush years boys are death and the kids are. with the police failing to stop the games. citizens are taking matters into their own hands. the crimes often turn around on the front door of the room he doesn't want to mala faces an ongoing fight against the merciless violence of the modern us i'm. glad. we're 2 french filmmakers who've come to be in the way of just south of guatemala city to find a way inside the world of the modest. this is a poor area plagued by game crime. after long negotiations one gang member agrees to meet with us. yet i labelled home but the day my spoke with a colleag

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it's one of the most violent fight realizing guatemala city. here we meet next gang member christiane. the 28 year old is a paraplegic and lives with his parents. one day in 2010 christiane's love yoko came to an abrupt end. he was robbing a bus when he was shot in the spine. being in a gang has taken everything from him except his life. maybe i was seeking refuge with. males that i like the way they dressed. i wanted to be like them. i never imagined a joining a gang would bring me so many problems in my. life and. bring one for your wife to. christiane has left barrio 18 he now works as a tattoo artist a skilled profession that had earned and respect in the past. looking at these colors i couldn't quite get the same result for you it would be darker here and completely black than. some of his customers are also former members who now want to get rid of their gang affiliation tattoos. i used to have diamonds and stars the diamonds formed a figure 8 i covered them up with roses. i had to cover up the tattoo so that people would no longer identi

it's one of the most violent fight realizing guatemala city. here we meet next gang member christiane. the 28 year old is a paraplegic and lives with his parents. one day in 2010 christiane's love yoga came to an abrupt end. he was robbing a bus when he was shot in the spine. being in a gang has taken everything from him except his life. maybe i was seeking refuge with them. i like the way they dressed and. i wanted to be like them. i never imagined a joining a gang would bring me so many problems in my. life and. bring one for your wife to. christiane has left barrio 18 he now works as a tattoo artist a skilled profession that had earned and respect in the past. looking at these colors i couldn't quite get the same result for you it will be darker here and completely black than. some of his customers are also former members who now want to get rid of their gang affiliation tattoos. it's not their money. i used to have diamonds and stars the diamonds formed a figure right i covered them up with roses. i had to cover up the tattoo so that people

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the situation of course very troubling situation indeed maria robyn yo talkings has there from guatemala city thank you so much for talking to all to see her. talks between sudan ethiopia and egypt's about a contentious dams broken down once again because they couldn't agree on the rules from the go see ations thing i don't see over the ground ethiopian renascence time since construction began 9 years ago the latest round of talks and is almost immediately the issue is not being raised with the african union. protesting farmers in the indian state of print job than the lowest within 1500 mobile phone towers forced the closure of a dozen petrol stations their target is one of india's biggest companies and it's all part of weeks of demonstrations against you agriculture lots of profit reports . subjects and his cousin cut mustard leaves on their farm in the state of punjab the plant is one of the around 20 crops which are guaranteed and a minimum price by the government subsidies and many farmers fear that will end under new agricultural laws he and hundreds of thousands of others have been pro

it's one of the most violent 5 bailiffs in guatemala city. here we meet next gang member christiane. the 28 year old is a paraplegic and lives with his parents. one day in 2010 christiane's lobby loka came to an abrupt end. he was robbing a bus when he was shot in the spine. being in a gang has taken everything from him except his life. maybe i was seeking refuge with him. i liked the way they dressed. i wanted to be like them. i never imagined a joining a gang would bring me some many problems in my. life and. bring one for your wife to. christiane has left barrio 18 he now works as a tattoo artist a skilled profession that had earned him respect in the past. looking at these colors i couldn't quite get the same result for you it will be dark a year and completely black that. some of his customers are also former members who now want to get rid of their gang affiliation tattoos. i used to have diamonds and stars the diamonds formed a figure right i covered them up with roses. i had to cover up the tattoos so that people would no longer ident

we're 2 french filmmakers have come to be in the way of life just south of guatemala city to find a way inside the world of the modest. this is a poor area plagued by gang crime. after long negotiations one gang member agrees to meet with us. yet i would lay a whole but the they imply i spoke with a colleague yesterday and he told me that they wanted to kill him just because he was getting on their nerves that would just go to the bia. pedro was a husband and father and a local leader of body or 18 and one of the most brutal youth gangs in the country . paper of his neighborhood with an iron fist. the openness with all the games are going to be done mostly i need the money today you have to pay on time got a few i'll send someone to collect the money was. no police right. because you know that if. something happens to one of my guys it'll be your fault. and that means you die you know that right there but. the local butcher hasn't paid his protection money on time pedro's youngest employee christiane is being sent to collect it it's his 1st assignment. so i go to the shop and put the mo

despite the coronavirus pandemic the 1st case of cove it was detected in the city of war in december 2009. police in guatemala fired tear gas to disperse thousands of hondurans heading to the u.s. security forces surrounded the group on the highway invite the hondo near the border with honduras somewhere arrested as they tried to break through a police blockade and head for mexico john heilemann has more from mexico city i am a confrontation between guatemalan security forces thousands of people from honduras trying to cross the country and eventually reach the u.s. . a city gas canister was this 6000 people traveling to modern authorities estimate that makes this one of the biggest caravans from honduras since they began in 2018 but if there was police tried to stop them on the border. authorities said they wouldn't let anyone him without a code test with the right papers they called this a danger to a country already struggling with upon them it. was that they got through these people are desperate to get out if my goal is to reach the united states why because of the level of crime that we have in this cou

refugees invented since friday let's go live now to john homeowners in mexico city it tells the latest on the situation in guatemala. well the latest is as you were saying she learned their rule camped out on the motorway and the police basically just a short while ago gave them 10 minutes to disperse and then they started of dancing on them banging their shields then they did manage to disperse those people those sort of conflicting accounts the hondurans in that caravan said that tear gas was used against them guatemala's migration institute is saying that tear gas wasn't used against them but they did manage to clear them off of that central highway there was a big backup of traffic obviously that was just waiting for that to happen and that's then been allowed to come through and now the hondurans are in different parts of that village and the police seem to be moving to seal off any axe it exits to allow them to get further into guatemala so it seems that people or a lot of people are still there but that main body of people has been broken up for now and why don't you part of the caravan you've been talking a

since reopened to traffic as many as 8000 migrants and refugees event of guatemala since friday let's go live to john homan in mexico city so what's the latest with these people in the caravan. yes that's the big question isn't it if since friday 8000 people which would make it one of the biggest caravans even since this phenomenon began about 2 years ago actually the official numbers from guatemala migration institute are about 6000 people we still makes it one of the biggest where will these people gone after the road was cleared now the information that we have is that a lot of people still in the town they dispersed among back streets of the police of bart sort of buying their shields on this caravan other people have been bused back to the border with home daughter squat to mother migration of for a one way or another persuaded them to go back but these people fairly desperate honduras is in a difficult place right now it was already one of the poorest the most violent countries in latin america and that was before in the event 2 massive storms hit and devastated parts of the country so a lot of those are traveling

city so john where are these migrants now. well a lot of them have been bused back to honduras guatemala and thora teas 1st stopped the caravan after a bit of a confrontation as well on sunday and cleared them off the highway and then others of them still appear to be in the town above the wandle where they're being sort of searching presumably for other routes to continue but they're not going to be able to go as this big group of more than 6000 people that were on the highway the central highway going through that town so it's been broken up even though a lot of people perhaps were trying continue their journey to try and get to the united states as you mentioned they're trying to do this a lot of them because they're desperate not only is honduras one of the most violent and the poorest one of the poorest countries in latin america it's also been hit not just by the pandemic but by 2 massive storms in november so in parts of the country really people have been left with not very much at school and that's one of the reasons why we saw this mass exodus then tried to get all the way up to the united states perhaps one of the

closed off the city's mayor is saying she's worried that any violence could move away from government buildings and break out in the residential parts instead security forces in guatemala have used sticks and tear gas to try and stop thousands of people heading north through the country between 7 and 8000 migrants thought to be trying to reach the u.s. border quite a modern government has already returned a 1000 people to honduras. in uganda the opposition leader bobby wine says he is still under house arrest as his party pledges to challenge his election loss weiner has not been seen in public since going out to vote on thursday and says soldiers and police are surrounding his home and that he fears for his life the singer turned politician failed in his bid to prevent longtime president yoweri most 70 from winning a 6th term in office which was announced on saturday risking it all is the program coming up next that's it for myself and the team here in london but there will be more news in about 30 minutes time from doha to stay with us. after unprecedented scenes of violence and chaos on capitol hill joe biden and kamel harris will be sworn into office but with a bit

the road shots the city's mayor is saying she's concerned that any violence could actually be funneled away from government buildings to residential areas. security forces in guatemala have used sticks into gas to try and stop a caravan of thousands of migrants heading north through the country between 7 and 8000 people of course be trying to reach the u.s. of course a modern government has already returned a 1000 people to honduras the caravan is happening as joe biden best to take office as u.s. president with a promise to have a more welcoming approach to migrants. and uganda the opposition eat up all the wine says he's still under house arrest as his posse pledges to challenge his election loss wine hasn't been seen in public since going out to vote on thursday and says soldiers and police surrounding his home is saying a ton politician failed in his bid to prevent long term president erema severi winning a 6th term in office which was announced on saturday all i have a gander and everything else were other top stories that's coming up in the news hour 2100 g.m.t. in about half an hour's time do join me then witness now continues. getting back to. our. not. just

guatemala is very angry and so is mexico. >> they should be. i have friends in mexico. elizabeth: often and they have itold me specifically people fm honduras have come into the cities ando they are panhandling in the cities, some in mexico are afraid because violence have gonee up and it's because these people come to the country and they can't come to the u.s., they stay in these cities and when they run out of money and supplies, they turned to crime and break into people's homes and start stealing. i'm not saying they're all bad but at the end of the day, they are breaking the laws and it is a big deal. elizabeth: there has to be humanitarian, what is going on with the government and honduras, what doing wrong and not taking care of their people. stay right there, we got more tt talk about including guatemala raising red flags about violent members infiltrating the caravans. his washington w listen? this story, next. ♪♪ it's time for sleep number's january sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. what if i sleep hot?... or cold? no problem, with temperature balancing you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses yo

and into guatemala past metz current to the united states is just the biggest one so far of the one that we've seen has perhaps made the most progress is john holdren reporting live from mexico city john many thanks. russian police have detained alexina vollies lawyer and some associates at an airport in moscow the kremlin critic supporters posted this video online saying that it shows them being taken away they were waiting for the volleys return from germany where he spent 5 months recovering from the agent poisoning this was not only his flight was about to take off from berlin he's accused russia's government of making threats to arrest him in a bid to keep him from coming home in the valley also said the kremlin was responsible for his poisoning something that it does know is let's go live now to moscow and alexandra gold for what's what are you hearing about what's happening at the airport right now. well you see the plane carrying viney on board didn't even cross of the russian airspace when the tensions in the rest started on the the moscow airport 1st to be arrested as you say were a lawyer on the vine the in some associates then there was a journalist and some other peo

guatemala is very angry about this and so is mexico. >> liz, they should be. i have friends in mexico that i speak to often, people from honduras come to their cities.anhandling in different parts of the cities. people in mexico, they're afraid, violence has gone up in those areas. a lot of it is because people come through their country. they can't go along in their country to come to the u.s. they stay in these cities. at the end of the day, they run out of money, they run out of supplies. so they turn to a life of crime unfortunately. they start breaking into people's homes. they start stealing. i'm not saying every song gel one of -- single one of them are bad but they're breaking immigration laws and it's a big deal. >> there is something going wrong with the government of onduras what it is doing wrong not employing its own people and taking care of them. art, stay there we have plenty more to talk about. guatemala is raising red flags about violent members infiltrating the caravans. is washington listening? the story next. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my bod

salvador guatemala and honduras through a lot going to depend on whether that works and it's a tough one in those countries and if the money can get to where it's needed john home and. mexico cityfor a time for the sport is just nick thank you very much let's start with christiane are now there has become the top goal scorer in football history the portuguese strike has scored his 768 career goal lifting uva to a 2 no win over napoli in the italian super cup final and handing coach and they have pillow his 1st choice since taking charge right now there is 35 years old but has so far scored 15 goals in 14 games in the italian city alley this season showing no signs of slowing down. well he's now top of the pile when it comes to goals for club and country one player of austria czech player joseph smith's son who played in the 1930 s. forty's and fifty's but there is some dispute with some records taking into account bits sans goals in amateur games and unofficial internationals both pele and ramadi are 3rd and 4th on the list claim to have scored more than a 1000 goals no confusion about right now those stats though because the record keeping has improved so much especially durin