a, the 0, guatemala city. and then, well, joins us now from guatemala city. just before you turn to your guest. manuela, how's the voting going? going to be with you, sir. all? yes, we are at a voting center here in guatemala city. is historic. center in the mood is good. actually, the sense that we get after talking to people throughout the course of this week, voters political analysts, economists. it's this eagerness to get this election over with this has been in the election season that's been marred by allegations of fraud concerns from international observers. like the secretary general, the o as who expressed concern over the, the democratic process itself. uh so yes, a lot of eagerness to get things over with indeed, but i do want to bring in a guess this is my yellows. chang. i'm gonna step out of frame for a 2nd. she's going to give us a little bit of a better idea of what the importance of the selection might yellows we've been talking, you know, for outside years looking in the what's really grabbed the international audience's attention. is this

torres, a former 1st lady and conservative candidate model over pablo is following events in guatemala city. the things id is brewing over guatemala is national election. which county bank consent, guatemala city recent says she's trying to stay optimistic. i know that whatever happens, i feel that we should take it in a positive way and extract something good from it, because there will always be something negative. scholarly sconce, echo the minds of many guatemalans as the nation prepares to cast its vote. the lead up to the election between center left candidates, the man what even in former 1st lady, some victories has been marked by smear campaigns, allegations of fraud and even concerns over the integrity of the democratic process . the upcoming national election not only represents a critical test of guatemalan democracy, there's concerns over worsted in crime, food security and climate change. but it's the question over how to jumpstart the nation's economy. that resonates most among voters. it's one of the greatest challenges guatemala is next president will face is creating prosp

live from guatemala city. thank you. okay. and turning to ecuador, where the left is the presidential candidate, louisa gonzales has taken in early lead there as votes are still being counted in that presidential and parliamentary election. now former m. p. daniel, the book is coming in at a surprise. second place, the top electoral authority reported no violent incidents and describe the election there as both peaceful and safe. our latin america editor, lucy, a newman reports for us from quito. the doors will be going back to the polls for runoff election on the 15th of october, following a race that had surprising results. release of themselves of the left wing citizens revolution party did come in 1st as predicted, but by a far smaller margin than she had hoped. just 9 percentage points behind or was the surprising result and that is done in the war. he has a 35 year old businessman, the son of one of the richest men in this country, a banana magnate. and he has been a congressman in the past, but many see him as the anti

thanks very much for the update the in guatemala city. so i said hey, hold out. is there a ranch into spain's historic wells cups? football? trying the okay, so a bit of a breeze or for the monsoon range in buck this done not a lot going on. in fact, temperature, slightly above average apperson providence rate through to punch our profits as well. we're talking about a degree or 2, but where the monsoon rains are starting to pick up once again northwest india is we look through him not show per dash altura khan. and the project states. that's really where the bulk of the rain will be falling across india on monday. sure. we've got showers and storms elsewhere across the country, but the worst of it will again be in the northwest of india. on monday, lot of rain around the gulf of thailand. we seem pockets of about a 100 millimeters of rain that will continue southern cambodia and southern vietnam . meantime, for china, most of the action really is south of the game. see river valley but some pretty good burst of rain here around blue, hong dipping down into bunch

we go now to guatemala city, where we are joined by two guests. airn is an award-winning investigative journalist who has reported on guatemala since the 1980's. and frank leroux also joins us, a --frank larue also joins us guatemalan human rights activist , a and lawyer who brought the first case of genocide against former guatemalan military dictatorships and general rios montt. from 2008 to 2014, he served as u.n. special rapporteur on . we welcome you both to democracy now! frank larue, your response to arevalo's overwhelming victory last night? >> thank you, amy. we are really delighted. guatemala has had a sequencing of very corrupt governments. it also tied to the military, this miss dealings with organized crime has been an absolute mess. this has deteriorated the justice system progressively. so all of the sudden having a small party like semilla with the wonderful history of honesty and tradition brings about a new era of hope for guatemala. what guatemalans really feel the course of history is changing. this is really important. and this

that was dw, is nicole ridge reporting from guatemala city. let's, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines. vote counting is under wayne equities presidential election. any results show a lead for the left us candidate. these that gonzalez, the election, has been overshadowed by for years of violence. after a candidate was assassinated at a campaign event, any of this month? the russian space craft flew in at $25.00 as crushed into the moon that after spinning out of control, that's according to the russian space agency roast caused most. as far as the mood admission in almost half a century was erased, the land on the lunar south pole ahead of india's spacecraft in the netherlands in denmark have agreed to supply as $165.00 digits to ukraine to boost its counter offensive against russia. ukraine is president village, amazing landscape, and the danish prime minister, metaphysics, and pose, in the cockpit of an f. 16 denmark says it hopes to provide $195.00 digits. and yet the lensky met the dutch prime minister. mar

in guatemala city. anxiety is brewing over guatemala is national election. with gandy blankets in guatemala city. police that says she's trying to stay optimistic, i will check that whatever happens, i feel that we should take it in a positive way and extract something good from it, because there will always be something negative. sky, these thoughts echo the minds of many guatemalans as the nation prepares to cast its vote. the lead up to the election between center left candidate the matter what a bundle and former 1st lady. some victories has been marked by smear campaigns, allegations of fraud, and even concerns over the integrity of the democratic process of the upcoming national election. not only represents a critical test of guatemalan democracy. there's concerns over worsening crime, food security and climate change. but it's the question over how to jumpstart the nation's economy. that resonates most among voters or one of the greatest challenges guatemala is next president will face is creating prosperity in a deeply on equal country where over 60

but with the 0, guatemala city. let's take a look closer. look at guatemala as presidential candidates. you've got bernardo arvalo, who is now the front runner. he is expected to secure over 60 percent of the vote. he's a congressman. he's the son of guatemala. as 1st democratically elected president. essential left party is running on an antique corruption platform, and he is facing off with sandra torres, a former 1st lady in conservative candidate. she has unsuccessfully salt the presidency twice before her party is running on a campaign to bolster social programs to address poverty throughout the country. meanwhile, were paulo spoke to political enlist moriello chang for lex? yeah, today's election is a historical election for many reasons, but most importantly, because our democracy is at risk. on one hand, we have an option that symbolizes and represents the last 3 corrupt governments. on the other hand, we have a different option. the for many people that will choose that option, symbolizes hope symbolizes change. but most importantly,

the country will require a delicate balance of policy and strategy. mentalism up a little to 0, guatemala city. been for the american is the executive director of transparency international, guatemala. he says the nation is hoping that the selection will osh in meaningful change. very sad time. do you think who is the or, or c d a the, or was he showed you the who are really have center of support? yeah, according to the policies he's. ringback he's most the probably winner of the election . we've 70 percent more or less a. so did the $43.00. a hoping that these and make sure will bring change for the country. good to go. 3 is really, you know, 5 shape rolling by the rocks. government a which controls or the power seat of the state. so people is really hoping for a change. i think the be be a challenge for view so they sure is that'd be cool. government is, is really unhappy of your thoughts in the 1st row that anyone who is running for the, for the 2nd round, because he's what he watching you. what a surprise. so a, they, they really want to find a way to obstruct the election tomorrow. but w

but it isn't f o l d 0. guatemala city. was a past prime minister says there's no decision yet on when to begin release increase at water from the focus stream and nuclear plat into the c familia. she that was speaking at the focus stream is sites in northern japan which was destroyed by synonymy in 2011 the plan to release the waters of post by fishermen and neighboring countries. but the international nuclear watchdog says it is safe. at least 11 people have been killed in the attack in north western pockets. dawn police in the north was 0 stand regency, a bomb detonated near a truck carrying construction workers. authority say they were working on an army outpost. no group has claimed responsibility to police in india have stopped a meeting of a prominent activists and academics ahead of the g. 20 summit in new delhi and september nearly 400 participants and spent 2 days debating the g 20 agenda. so the critics of prime minister no render modi's government. they accuse him of using the g 20 summit to boost his profile. o

guatemala voters are choosing between a progressive congressman, but not the out of auto assigned to thomas former 1st lady and conservative candidate on a rock. and i was following events in gloss. i'm on a city. the things id is brewing over guatemala is national election with gandy blankets in guatemala city. police that says she's trying to stay optimistic. i will check that whatever happens. i feel that we should take it in a positive way and extract something good from it. because there will always be something negative, sky, the sconce, echo the minds of many guatemalans as the nation prepares to cast its vote. the lead up to the election between center left candidates that a man what a bunny and former 1st lady said that this has been marked by smear campaigns, allegations of fraud and even concerns over the integrity of the democratic process . the upcoming national election not only represents a critical test of guatemalan democracy, there's concerns over worsted in crime, food security and climate change. but it's the question over how to jumpstart the nation's economy. that resonates most among voters. it's one of the greatest challenges guatemala is next president will face is cre

not a lot of results is on a raffle ever has moved from guatemala city as a health there in southern guatemala communities. here suffer one of the highest rates of male nutrition in the world. government programs offering help or a valuable resource a brings the bottom in the, in the stuff like the that we are mainly focusing on medical attention. we provide health services like parasite treatment and which personal assistance with the aim of preventing disease. according to the un food and nutrition needs in guatemala, have reached historic levels. health authorities here in guatemala, say one of the biggest challenges to combat in mal nutrition is accessing rural areas. adding that to places that are most in need, or often the hardest to reach the terrain. and this part of the country to be extreme with 17 year old heidi is gonna hook makes short work of this, the parents that lead to her home. heidi says that well, government assisted it's in the form of food resource planning has benefited her family. the still lacks some basic necessities like clean water and the musket boom wat

, in the, in the town square, but also to other parts of guatemala city. a lot of challenges taking place. all of that tables for now. now is the time for celebration. kimberly back to you. that's right and celebration, but tomorrow the hard work begins. all right, thank you so much, manny. we appreciate that. on our top story, there of the news of the presidents were run off in guatemala and the wind by bernardo reva lo, thank you so much there. okay, and turning to ecuador, now where the left as presidential candidate louisa gonzales, has taken that early lead. as boats are still being counted in the presidential and parliamentary elections. the country's top electoral authority reported no violent incidents and described the election so far as peaceful and safe affordable at former m. p. daniel no boy is coming in at a surprise. second place, or latin america editor lucy. a new man reports now from quito. a good orange will be going back to the poles for a runoff election on the 15th of october, following a race that had surprising results. louisa gonza

sandra torres, came 2nd with 36 percent of the vote. manuel rap hello, sent this report from guatemala city. i live on a little land slide like little victory in guatemala, is national election and from civil society groups. the private sector leaders, defense and make shared by many appears to be one of optimism. of course everybody has concerns and i guess he will have concerns to is part of being uh, you know, you're not politically in situation. but my concerns are more on the way those or those things that maybe we can think different a board. i certainly be optimised that the common things that we have will go further instead of the points that maybe we can have as a difference as part of idea of those appeal. political analysts say is that many of the country see him is a political centrist, was placed the fight against corruption at the top of his presidential agenda. once in office. in the wake of the national election, many guatemalans say they feel confident that an out of the bellows leadership will bring about much needed change for some exports. however, that feeling is more s

the feeling of hope in the streets of our country . madam over apollo has this report not from guatemala city. and despite the fact that the was the son of guatemala 1st, democratically elected president, he is largely seen as a political outside are here in guatemala. for many, this was a, a surprise to see the idea of a little come out of relative obscurity. in the 1st round, a body that took place in june to, to sort of jump to become the front runner in terms of the polling that we saw in the lead up to this runoff election that took place on sunday. those numbers match very well with what we saw in the pulling ahead of a head of the election, but still very much a surprise. and the party is still going on. we had to move away from the center of the constitutional plaza here in guatemala city, just to get away from a bit of that noise and headed to be able to talk to you and talk a little bit about these big surprises. you know, there's a lot of challenges that lie ahead for the president elect to fill them out of the idea of although he was just congratulated by i bought him on president

this is the moment and celebration. apollo al jazeera, guatemala city is about ways opposition leader nelson jamaica is set to hold his final riley in the capital robbery and of elections a wednesday. hundreds of his followers. done that in the southern city put away on sunday. that's it for main o'clock. weather is coming right up and inside story police pool was behind the renewed fight to get northern molly. between the ministry and on groups. see in a bit the of the driving rain and the forecasts for the korean peninsula. hey everyone. here's how it looks on tuesday. so both young yang and sole looking to pick up a 100 millimeters of rain. you know, it's bad when you see the dr. blues and yellows popping up here. there is the risk of some flooding. showers are rolling in off the pacific for tokyo, so that pushes down your temperature a bit, but it is still a monkey $33.00 degrees. now, as for that range for the korean peninsula, it kicks back through eastern china, right down to gwen g. providence. some big downpours in the forecast here of to india, we go the months in reins are

we had to move away from the center of the constitutional plaza here in guatemala city. just to kind of way from a bit of that noise and headed to be able to talk to you and talk a little bit about these big surprises. you know, there's a lot of challenges that lie ahead for the president elect to fill them out of the idea of although he was just congratulated by i bought him on president, i had to jump with a via twitter. but, but again, a lot of challenges this has been a controversial election season more by allegations of, of election interference allegations of fraud. so the next couple of days will actually still be telling. i want to bring a political analyst. this is, if got or these who's joining us here to help us sort of break down a little bit of what we might be able to expect over the course of the next few days because they will be quite telly to share your thoughts on that. yeah, sure, so we're going to see 1st, i mean we haven't seen this on the thought it is the rivals. you can see that anyone is victory. so that tells you something that she was saying

visit up a little al jazeera, guatemala city. well, still a head here on out, is there a man him to the occupied westbank has to to his really is a killed the palestinian ton of hawaii to the russian bissau hits the northern ukrainian city of china. he's killing at least 7 people. those stories after the break, the inspirational women together the largest number of young women and showed that tongue tie in a ring performance was the 1st to man the to play it in jordan allergies. even when we send a break in the mail. taking traditional out in a new direction. we go on stage, it's motivates other girls to join citizen. so jordan and egypt pon outages here, the the, [000:00:00;00] the book about kill what you all just enter with. lisa whole robin in doha. remind to of all the top stories, there's a military ruler has proposed a 3 year transition of power, of the west african leaders made another attempt at diplomacy to reverse the cube. the statements by the general of doing i'm on the chat, chinese follow tools, but i think that o

visit up a little al jazeera, guatemala city. more than $230.00 people have died of cholera in the democratic republic of congo this year, and most of them are children. according to unicef, more than 31000 cases have been recorded. north cube province is worth the effective fighting between governors forces and m. 23 rebels is force millions of people into overcrowded displacement cabs where they're at risk of waterborne diseases. finally, a humanoid robot has given a long format, sit down interview for the 1st time. the robot noticed sophia talked to algebra about politics, climate change, and if it's a threat to humanity, you know, i think you're so intelligent. and some people view a guy as potentially a threat. you could be smarter than humans, stronger. and if someone were to hack into your code, you could be less ethical than humans. should we be afraid of you? absolutely not. i'm here to help, not to harm. i'm program to be respectful and considerate of humans, and my ethical code is program to keep me from ever doing any

it's an absolutely ecstatic route, guatemala cities, historic cetera, as well as sports say that the challenges that lie ahead are massive. none of that seems to matter right now. this is the moment and celebration. apollo al jazeera, guatemala city. supporters of the queue in these? yeah. riley the gate in the count settled to condemn sanctions by the original flux echo as it happened, the day off to the military leader proposed a 3 year transition to democracy. a general abdur rahman johnny made the announcement of to meet delegation from the block. he's on the international pressure to reinstate the deposed president of the season. paul, last month. let's get more of this. remember the dressers live for us from the nigerian capital of, of a booge and i've made so it was neat is not yet fully responding to the 3 year transition announced by the new niger to lead is what options are they go? what basically what they have right now is the application of functions, although they said they are also ready to destroy forces into a share to restore constitutional order. when they were to

sandra torres and the non to reveal who's going to come back corruption a political rally in guatemala city. supporters of been now to any but candidate from send me an or the seed party or marking the official close of his presidential campaign ahead of the august 20th national election. many here say they're eager for the election to be over. and with it a campaign season that's been marked by allegations of election interference and fraud. wp admin, definitely we want the best results. we want the process to be transparent. we feel uncertainty about what's coming, what we hope democracy will prevail. the level of a below is seen by many as the biggest surprise in recent electoral memory is victory in the initial round of voting, shook up the political landscape. he's now leading in the polls. the head of the national election would sound good, a thoughtless, a former 1st lady of guatemala, representing the conservative national unity of hope party were you there is also a strong contender and seen by many as the more experienced candid according to polling data, the issues guatemalans ca

this is the moment and celebration of algebra, guatemala city. the british nurse has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering 7 babies in her care. lucy led me was found guilty of attempting to murder 6 others at the neo natal hospital unit where she worked, letting me refuse to leave herself at the sentencing and prime minister. she soon acts as that he wants to change the laws to stop that from happening again. i think it's cowardly that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face the victims. and here 1st time the impact that the cons of had on them and their families and loved ones that we are looking and have been at changing the low to make sure that that happens. and that's something that will bring forward into goals. i strongly agree. i go, has the latest on this from london. i have only been 3 of the women who have been handed down a whole life full to majesty deemed so dangerous that the possibility of being released from prison was deemed too dangerous. now lucy, let be joined. the ranks of the killing of 7 babies of a

have little hope for a better, nourished and more hopeful future visit up a little al jazeera, guatemala city, the .

visit up a little al jazeera, guatemala city, scientists and bangladesh. or find a tiny pieces of plastic and frogs and fish. because frogs eat mosquitoes and other insects, the discovery does have widespread implications for disease control and farmers hunger charge. it has more bangladesh because once a major exposure of live fox for frame dining restaurants in europe and the us shipments were banned in 1989 due to a rapid decline of fraud population as well as an increase in farmland pest. such as must gatos is no longer there. she frogs are facing a different kind of thread. this time from plastic poisoning. a new study by the international and union of conservation of nature says 15 out of 47 spaces of frogs here are under threat all day. of on a glove for all he already explained, told 14 when it least busy, see if our truck species are already on the brink of extinction, with plastic and macro plastic pollution out emerging issues. you can see how people are dependent on it on a daily basis. so this has become a plastic era professor of products uni

riley in guatemala city. i'm in guatemala city constitutional plaza, at a rally organized forbid them out of the law. he is the candidate for send me yes. or the seat party to market official and to his presidential campaign ahead of the national elections taking place on august 20th. no. speaking of campaign closures, one thing that we are getting a sense of from folks here in guatemala, that they are eager to see this campaign season come to an end of the election season. that's been marred by allegations of elections that are ologist to defraud and concerns for me to national observers of the integrity of the democratic process. the see if you all meant that definitely we want the best results. we want the process to be transparent, but we feel on such and see about what's coming. we have that democracy will provoke. now in terms of the candidates themselves, the little certainly the come out of obscurity is ahead of the primaries back in june to become what is now the front runner ahead of the national el

we're in guatemala city historic center, right of only station one introduce you to some new friends of ours here at this voting booth that we've been chatting just within the last few minutes or so. they tell us that in the, throughout the course of the day, the a received about 227 voters at this particular polling station right here. you can see those voting boots right back there. one thing that we should note here throughout the course of the day, we've seen people acting pretty happy. the moods been really good. we'll walk a little bit of so you can get a sense of what the, what this body station is like, what this holy places are looking like right now. now that polls have officially close, so now is when the voting begins. now is when we start to see the electoral observers uh, arriving to oversee and, and, and really supervise the count that's taking place right now. one thing that we have been hearing overwhelmingly, from electoral observers, throughout the course of the day, the words, the term that we keep hearing right now is low voter turnout specifically compared to th

votes in what seen as a critical moment for the nation's future, made up a little al jazeera, guatemala city. now deep sleep is something most of a scrape, but was if you would have offered it literally, well that's what's happening in a diffuse slate. mine and northern wales during the whole went deep on the ground to find out more tired of the mediterranean heat. this is what some of looks like in tiny greasy i north wales where besides hiking the picturesque hills of the vale of 15, the old lots of people come to explore the disused slight mind. somebody from come to spend the night deep inside one. more about that in a moment, because 1st, well, there is no easy way down to 30 meters. that's so open to initially and 1810 just the stuff is cory, the victorians. was it? that's right. yeah, yeah. it was. they then followed the famous slate down into the ground and really round top the operation. and then it closed in 19 o. 3. the victorians were much more sensible about all this. i do this a lot. they build bridges and that is so much please know that they can get this report was all work,

but the al jazeera guatemala city to the head, hearing out 0 possible gang leader, and hate the welcome, as well for multinational force restore order. but also has a warning for any troops who come to the country. and practiced on churches and homes of christians and project come under attack, would explain what's behind by me. because poll coming up to we hear from the name of about his multi $1000000.00 means to the solar eclipse. the the there was some big thunder storms yesterday. disrupting the flights in germany, particularly in frankfort or longer, a line of thunderstorms on this cold front tooth head is now wrapped around the left in the finland. now the weather behind that is now settled down as lovely in scandinavian british owls. but apart from these dark blue spots is quite more than the bulk of central europe to attempted in the high twenty's, even the low thirty's. but the sentence tools will walk around in similar to places for the next day or so. quite a line down through western part of the time we get to friday. frankfurt as an example of what's going on, sees dr. eac

this is the moment of celebration. apollo al jazeera, guatemala city. let's get more now from someone you just saw in that report, and got ortiz re political risk consultants, and you're joining us from guatemala city. thank you very much. you told our team before this interview that our valo is a quote glitch in the matrix y. as well as using the guest as far as all the work 3 years, 5 years ago. it's a small r e and they had all the years and the presidential candidate, i mean now the electrical. and the reason why she wanted to make sure she got to the 2nd round was the really polishing, was trying to read, but not by reason bolt, i think, which is probably what am i losing the arrivals. and they exclude 3 presidential candidates from the opposition and the man for that, i don't know the, you know. sure, well, that's odd, surprise. so, you know, all of these factors, these on pretty good will factors made us mean i know the, the new britain is whether or not he was almost sidelined. and you just alluded to this almost sideline just before the electio

city already. because the whole is just a so big here in guatemala for that change to come. and it will be a challenge just to keep up with a few months and also to see how he makes reality of these promises in the future when he takes office. okay, don't use nicole for his in good amount of 18. thank you for that update. let's take a look not some of the other stories making headlines of the vote. counting is on the way in ecuador, as presidential election. any results show a lead for left his candidate, louisa gonzalez. the election has been overshadowed by fears of violence after a candidate was assassinated. a campaign event, any of this month depends for prime minister miyoshi that has visited the fema nuclear plant, which was devastated by this to nami. in 2011 with facility will release a 1000000 tons of treated. we do active was a into the pacific ocean officials and assist is completely safe. but the fisherman and some neighboring countries have protested the rest of the spacecraft and doing it $25.00 is crashed into the moon after spinning out of control. that's ac

profit groups, blame rampant corruption and not a lack of resources. manual raffle has more from guatemala city of the health there in southern guatemala communities. here suffer one of the highest rates of male nutrition in the world. government programs offering help or a valuable resource. it brings the problem in the, in the stuff like the that we are mainly focusing on medical attention. we provide health services like parasite treatment and which fictional assistance with the aim of preventing disease. according to the un, food and nutrition needs in guatemala, have reached historic levels. health authorities here in guatemala, say one of the biggest challenges to combat in mal nutrition is accessing rural areas. adding that the places that are most in need, or often the hardest to reach the terrain. and this part of the country to be extreme with 17 year old heidi discovered makes short work of this, the parents that lead to her home. heidi says that well, government assistance in the form of food resource planning has benefited her family. the still lack some basic necessities like clea

a political rally in guatemala city. supporters of bidding that do any but candidate from send me up or the seed party or marking the official close of his presidential campaign ahead of the august 20th national election for many here. say they're eager for the election to be over and with it a campaign season that's been marred by allegations of election interference and fraud. wp admin tech, and i'm definitely, we want the best results. we want the process to be transparent. we feel uncertainty about what's coming, what we hope democracy will prevail in their ability below is seen by many as the biggest surprise in recent electoral memories is victory. and the initial round of voting shook up. the political landscape is now leading in the polls ahead of the national election. but some of the thoughts of former 1st lady of guatemala, representing the conservative national unity of hope party, where there is also a strong contender. and seen by many as the more experienced candid according to polling data, the issues guatemalans care most about are the ones that affect the livelihood

it's an absolutely, it's got a crowd, guatemala city's historic cetera. as well as sports say that the colleges that lie ahead are massive. none of that seems to matter right now. this is the moment in celebration. apollo algebra, guatemala city, still ahead on now is a 0 in sports and emotional made for this legend of men's tennis. and the richardson will be here with that story very shortly. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, it's time for your support with andy richardson, who's doing this on said andy, thank you so much, sarah. well, enough of joking. it shouldn't kill us. i'll cross produced an instant classic. and the final of a cincinnati opened the salt supplies in the men's game own cool for close to 4 hours before jo, because each managed to secure that cycle sign of how many triples a month on from their epic do. and the wimbledon final know about the joke of it to and carla says kind of where i says again, this time and the title of the cider at the cincinnati open. 20 year old. i've kind of won the wimbledon final if 5 set

1953 to most of the day again to arrive the same thing they did in 1953 to how coble are bins in guatemala city. so here again we see uh the true resumed its uh, the true purpose of this, the i september 11th. your original september 11th, which will have it's 50, that's our anniversary. next months. what's the date that they choose? they know how to spin on a dime. they have uploaded a budget to this day. so on the $880000000000.00, probably through the state department's quote unquote defense budget, which is really offensive budget for the c i a to wards, any truly participatory democratic governments that they see as being an obstacle to their domination across the world. a, just a quick small side note on us foreign policy today, a washington has sent 3000 troops on to boil ships to the red sea, supposedly to make a rod they have and the region comes off at 10 rod reportedly seized one or 2 cargo tigers. in the area and as the us such as troops will reinforce regional stability, the iran wants them to tread catholic, as it says, it's invalid and possession of hyper on a miss details or by

make the most the day again to arrive the same thing they did in 1953 to how coble are bins in guatemala city. so here again, we see the true rays on that uh, the true purpose of this, the i september 11th, the original september 11th, which will have it's 50, it's our anniversary next month. what's the date that they choose? they know how to spin on a dime. they have uploaded a budget to this day. so $880000000000.00 publicly through the state departments, quote unquote defense budget, which is really offensive budget for the c i a to florence. any truly participatory democratic governments that they see as being an obstacle to their domination across the world. and the as prime minister has, if he does a no calling for those most and imposed by rival policies, the all positions data accused and arrange a variety of action during most, some violence and the eastern side of monday for sure. left over a 150 people that this is a 2nd such a motion that most of these government has faced in 9 years onto correspondence wounded and shawna brings us more details. or what we basically saw was not su

make the most the day again to arrive the same thing they did in 1953 to how coble are bins in guatemala city. so here again we see uh the true resumed its uh, the true purpose of this, the i september 11th, the original september 11th, which will have it's 50, that's our anniversary. next months. what's the date that they choose? they know how to spend on a dime. they have uploaded a budget to this day. so on the $880000000000.00 publicly through the state department's quote unquote defense budget, which is really offensive budget for the c i a to wards, any truly participatory democratic governments that they see as being an obstacle to their domination across the world. no i that's it for now, here on, on the international catch up on all of our stories online as well. ok. e dot com. we're all set one kilogram gab and part of the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the controls put us 30. com that i didn't mean to make cost of it. they think that in.

this is the moment of celebration. apollo al jazeera, guatemala city. let's move on to the political crisis in asia. the ministry lead yvette has proposed a 3 year transition to democracy. general edward or, i mean johnny made the announcements off to meet your delegation from the west african block. i to us is under international pressure to reinstate the deposed president of the seizing power last month. support as it could have ready to gain in the capital to condemn sanctions by regional powers. that's i get more of this from our correspondence off with the dressers, live and then the jury and capital of the future. so i'm, it's at echo us need is no yes. responding to the 3 transition announcements from the i q data is what options are there for them? it was basically, they haven't put out any of the show statements yet. but feelers from the town community of west african states indicate that this will not go down. well, with a course leaders, 1st of all, i took them, i think move on and then they will be brief and by the current mission image yet.

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has said that his victory is winford democracy on your part of his move from guatemala city to it's largely business as usual here in the guatemalan capital. following that landslide victory from center left candidate bid them out of the idea of a low and sundays national election. here in guatemala, i want to show you some headlines and the local papers here. this 1st one reads idea of a little mix. history will govern guatemala, just as his father did. between 19451951. for many people that don't realize this at a low is actually the son of water mile is 1st democratically elected president. despite this fact, he's largely seen here in guatemala. as a political outside or we see this sort of the dark horse, especially the lead up to that 1st round of voting back in june to become the front runner. and this runoff election that took place on, on sunday evening. for many political analysts here in constitutional listen and experts here, the variable that was seen largely as an international, as a centrist, even which makes them kind of a unique leader in the broader scope of latin american