is this a deal that the haitian government should have entered into in the first place. the police got a much more complete get used to all the media price increase. the government. what you can call the good of the leadership my way because the government was something that we had made for the last year and they're making. and they're going to go to continue with the rest of the public looks like we might tend just last catherine he's coming to us from port au prince and that does often happen gabriel he was talking about a point that you know our community is pointing the finger is that i imagine the world bank. yeah they really are and i mean this in the haiti has a long relationship with international donors so that's no surprise there but what what kestner was saying when he got cut off or what i think he was saying was this is more than just the gas price hike or proposed gas prices this is more than simply the i.m.f. it's easy in one way just to point the finger at the i.m.f. the world bank but you talk to almost all haitians it looks like you got cast in that tha

is this a deal that the haitian government should have entered into in the first place. the police. much more complete get used to all the media price includes. some big government and what you can call the good of the leadership my way because the government was something that we had made for the last year and that the making. and the going to go to the will. of the public looks like we might have just lost caste ne'er he's coming to us from port au prince and that does often happen to gabriel he was talking about a point that you know our community is pointing the finger is that i imagine the world bank. yeah they really are and i mean this in the haiti has a long relationship with international donors so that's no surprise there but what what kestner was saying when he got cut off or what i think he was saying was this is more than just the gas price hike or proposed gas prices this is more than simply the i.m.f. it's easy in one way just to point the finger at the i.m.f. the world bank but you talk to almost all haitians it looks like you got cast in that that's great right you

really pushing haiti quite frankly to adopt this plan the haitian government knew it was going to be wildly unpopular and so you do you know why or i'm sorry when the haitian government decided to announce this you'll never guess in the middle of a brazil world cup game why then because the vast majority of haitians love brazil they love brazilian football and they were all watching the world cup game so the government thought that they were going to announce this maybe people won't notice it turns out that wasn't the case it went all over social media as soon as the game was over brazil lost people took to the streets very upset and there you go the rest is history and we're seeing we're seeing themes from that day on our screens right now castor taking this back to the world bank the i.m.f. and of course having people online point the fingers there saying yes there is corruption in our country but where does the actual guilt lie i'm wondering what your take on that is it is this a deal that the haitian government should have entered into in the first place. i think that this situat

in tijuana, mexico, haitians fleeing devastation are building a neighborhood as their dreams of entering the united states dwindle. while in mongolia, the traditional herding lifestyle is threatened as drought forces a new generation to the capital in search of opportunities. [makelson derilus speaking spanish] [greetings exchanged in spanish] [man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decidide to cross s a border ory decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of theirir loved ones, their children, and tt t is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ash

corruption they were upset about a lack of jobs these are the problems and this is really what the haitians are worried about this is a country that faces many many challenges and we can't understate or overstate it enough i mean two thousand and ten to over two hundred thousand people died in that terrible earthquake the country is still trying to recover from that economically and otherwise two thousand and sixteen a hurricane wiped out nearly the entire southern half of the country these are big big challenges and i think a lot of the haitians are just quite frankly saying listen we want jobs we want to better economy but you talk to everyone as well and they say we want to in the government corruption and that's why you saw a lot of people not only protesting for the removal of the prime minister which is now happened but also also saying that they want perhaps a change in the presidency as well president joelle maurice he has shown no signs of stepping down he's a democratically elected president of this country now it's up to him to select partially up to him to select a new prime min

on now haitians are cleaning up the streets of the capital following days of violent protests of a fuel price hikes businesses were looted and dozens of buildings burned down rest the sore at least for protesters killed the announcement by the government on friday that the field price would increase by up to fifty percent and that has now been canceled people are demanding the immediate resignation of president than why is he. has more from the capital port au prince. call has been restored to the streets of haiti but make no mistake about it this is still a country that is in deep political crisis and haitians are mad they're mad at this proposed fuel increase that was proposed by the government it would have been a thirty eight percent increase in gasoline forty seven percent increase in diesel fuel and in over fifty percent increase in kerosene kerosene would have been particularly devastating. an increase in the price of that particularly to poor people because they rely on kerosene to power their stove and also electricity for their homes these gasoline increases would have had a r

prince after the earthquake in two thousand and ten they didn't give electricity for weeks so the haitian people need a break from the corruption that has plagued our country and you know we've heard from many different people raising these kinds of issues more long term concerns but then fed lee went to this saying that thirty percent hike on gas is a death blow in haiti it would would be like you know if gas prices in the u.s. went to five dollars a gallon could you can text realize this for us why did this happen. yeah listen i mean it's it's this gas hike is more than just a simple hike on gas because it affected all of haitian society it was a hike on gasoline a hike on diesel fuel and also and this is key fifty percent hike on kerosene now you say why is kerosene important because millions of haitians rely on kerosene to power their homes because of a lack of electricity so you say ok kerosene let's just say it's two dollars per liter i'm just picking that number there it's somewhere around there let's say goes up by fifty cents oh really isn't is that really enough to take the stre

the majority of haitians want the prime minister gone but they don't trust anybody in government and they want to change in the entire system a system that for many years here has benefited the very few that are rich but hurt the majority of those that are poor in the case of the fuel price increases those who would have benefited are the few that are will be who owned the distribution networks gas stations kerosene companies everyone else esperance jacqueline have lost gabriels on to al-jazeera port au prince. british police investigating the murder of a woman in amesbury a found the source of a nerve agent she was exposed to and which subsequently killed her own stud just died in hospital on sunday and her partner charlie rowley remains in a serious but stable condition tests have confirmed a small bottle recovered from rowley's house contained the nerve agent norma chalk and are working to establish if it was from the same batch that contaminated former russian double agent sergei scriptural and his daughter yulia in march a fifteen year old palestinian has been shot dead by israe

economy benefited, haitian migrants benefitted and haitian, and the haiti economy also benefitted and can be available in a way for sustainable migration that risks political backlash. if you're fleeing cartel violence, if you can't find safety, and across the border, you are a refugee and the u.s. hasn't grappled with that and they see the southern border as a labor migration and an aspirational migration and part of it is a refugee challenge. part of it is people fleeing violence. people fleeing a desperate lack of rights and the u.s. needs to confront that reality of all civilized countries should do to recognize who is making a choice and who has no choice, but have a human rights-based claim to cross that border. >> very important food for thought. alexander betts, thank you so much. >> and that's it for our program tonight. thanks for watching "amanpour on pbs" and join us again tomorrow night. katty: you are watching "beyond 100 days" on pbs. british authorities struggle to reassure the public after two more people are poisoned by a nerve agent. christian: they can't explain ho

haitian prime minister john. is fighting for his job as he faces a no confidence vote following four days of protests. started after haiti's government proposal to remove fuel subsidies which in turn would have hiked fuel prices fifty percent it was an agreement between. the monetary fund. and that was the plan would not go ahead the protests as are still demanding his resignation. is in the haitian capital port au prince so we're hearing that's going to be. what's the significance of this. the significance is really clear it's going to decide perhaps the fate of prime minister jackie love. the prime minister been the prime minister for seventeen months now he's never held public office before he's a trained medical doctor he is in the political fight of his life right now this country in deep deep political crisis now for over seven days since the prime minister proposed this gas price increase and quickly suspended it after by protests of last weekend so the parliament meeting now lawmakers are trickling in her

more protests are expected in the days to come some haitians worry that if the prime minister refuses to go it could provoke the opposition and raise the risk of even more violence for now most here believe it's not a matter of if but when. joins us live now from the haitian capital tell us about the latest in these demands on the promise to step down as in this thing that's all that. well by all accounts he has no plans to step down but there is intense pressure continues to build against prime minister napolitano. the pressure is intense and it just thursday morning here in port au prince the opposition held a press conference where their message was clear they're calling for more protests on friday. more protests which is typically the objective. to push the prime minister out of power but so far is shown no indications he plans to step down amid this growing economic and political crisis i want to put the lid on the state something. about the risks of continuing to protest they cannot convince that they need to. know there is deep worry here about continued protests the streets of

other countries these are all countries that are big donors to haiti as well as meeting with the haitian business community as well trying to get a grip on how to come to some sort of peaceful agreement here on how to get past this crisis as we all know that this. gas rate increase was temporarily suspended by the government but clearly there's still a lot of anger on the streets and will this government the opportunity to calm this crisis because protest is a continuing the call will strike a change of government any sign that could happen. short answer is yes the parliament will be having an emergency meeting on saturday where they will be voting no confidence on the prime minister jacques. the prime minister as this no confidence vote will be happening we're told on saturday. there's one hundred seventeen members of parliament sixty vote for no confidence that would mean the prime minister would have to step down but does that mean it would be the end of this crisis probably not because protesters on the streets also say they want the president as well to potentially step down so far

, mama she is responsible shade kneeing the haitian tradition of vau duism as priest. love and abundance and is represented think one of the aspects of the virgin mother in you pictures she also loves the virgin mother for herself. loves the catholic saint. she of los the haitian represented by the catholic saint at the same time and has combined them at the same time as honoring them both. is hard to understand it because i do the same thing. it is hard to understand unless you do it. saintu can love the and love and they can all identitiesown whether someone is themselves as a priestess they are still m corp operating some voodooof magic or into their life typically. sometimes they may not realize they are dict. orleans, for example, orll do something that is has nothing to do with cleaning. you will see people, older young people, cleaning their front porch steps with red bricks. that is not cleaning anything. that is a spiritual protection. keeping out anybody, anything negative. we still use it today. they don't know why. their mom did it. did it.ma their great-gr

blockade the squeeze on gaza's two million people is intensifying very force it out easier gaza haitians are cleaning debra from the streets of the capital following days of violent protests over fuel price hikes businesses were looted and dozens of buildings burned in unrest that saw at least four protesters killed as followed the friday government announcement that fuel prices would increase up to fifty percent that hikes now being cancelled people are demanding president steps down the governor on his own who has more from the haitian capital port au prince. coal has been restored to the streets of haiti but make no mistake about it this is still a country that is in deep political crisis and haitians are mad they're mad at this proposed fuel increase that was proposed by the government it would have been a thirty eight percent increase in gasoline forty seven percent increase in diesel fuel and an over fifty percent increase in kerosene kerosene would have been particularly devastating. an increase in the price of that particularly to poor people because they rely on kerosene to powe

the majority of haitians want the prime minister gone but they don't trust anybody in government and they want to change in the entire system a system that for many years here has benefited the very few that are rich but hurt the majority of those that are poor in the case of the fuel price increases those who would have benefited but a few that are wealthy who own the distribution networks gas stations and kerosene companies everyone else esperance check a lien at the last gabriel's on doe al-jazeera port au prince. gunmen have attacked four villages in northwestern nigeria killing at least thirty nine people many others are missing have struck the region before but the area they operate in seems to be growing and eye cheering government says it's working to end the lawlessness in the area and thousands of people have escaped to the village of gandhi from where interests of. there are more than four thousand five hundred internally displaced persons in this primary school that is acting as a temporary shelter for these people there are coming from for religious attacked and destroye

looters took over the haitian company of port-au-prince vandalizing many shops.esponse, the haitian government has shut down the airport leaving many u.s. church groups stranded on the island with limited resources. the government has scrapped the plans to raise prices on fuel. u.s.u.s. citizens should shelter in place. >>> four teams have fought their way to the semi-finals in the world cup. france is set to take on belgium while croatia and england battle their way into the championship match. it starts tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> beauty shops are offering special hair styles. and makeups. they're setting trends in the sports world but in the ets industry as well. >> soccer players usually set the trend. >> use that to head the ball as a tool in. >> there you go. get lost in there. you never know. i like it though. >>> how about this for some couples therapy, more than 50 men slung their wives on to their carrying championship. it all went down in finland. now it's in its 23rd year. the competition draws thousands of visitors, people that live t

haitian prime minister jacques guy left one tongue is waiting the head of the country's parliament as he faces a no confidence vote following protests they are less talented after haiti's government unveiled a proposal to remove fuel subsidies which in turn would have hiked fuel prices by fifty percent it was part of an agreement between haiti and the international monetary fund entente announced the plan would not go ahead but protesters are still demanding his resignation. now. what was meant to be three days of peaceful protests in nicaragua has turned into a bloody scene with pro-government paramilitaries surrounding student activists in the capital some of the students remain trapped in a church where they've been live streaming their own protests calling for the resignation of president daniel ortega having gulf the small central american nation since april marianna sanchez reports from one that. i know some of the students behind barricades at me get i was national university. unarmed and terrified. this student leaves a recorded message from her mother. on this day of national

more protests are expected in the days to come some haitians worry that if the prime minister refuses to go it could provoke the opposition and raise the risk of even more violence for now most here believe it's not a matter of if but when gabriel's on. port au prince. a tiny baby seals who helped to rescue twelve schoolboys and their football coach from a cave have returned home to a hero's welcome the seals were mobbed by family and friends after touching down at their base near the capital bangkok they received awards for their part of the dangerous mission to rescue the boys from a deep underground cave complex a commanding officer says the rescued boys could go on to be a force for good in thai society every now and again has more from chen right the boys and the coach are expected to stay in hospital for the next few days this is while three of the boys are being treated for a lung infection while the rest are going through laboratory exams and forty after that they will be said home where they will still be under observation for about thirty days now during a recent press confe

haitians have been cleaning day before the streets of the capital following days of violent protests over fuel price hikes businesses were looted and dozens of buildings burned in the unrest that saw at least full protesters killed and even though the price increase was scrapped people still want president. to step down gabriel it's older reports from port au prince. a buzz of activity at first glance it appears like just another regular day in haiti's capital city. but don't be fooled this is a country again dealing with a political and economic crisis port au prince has in recent days but the scene of large scale protests thousands took to the streets at one point officials temporarily closed the capital's international airport fearing the crowds the anger was directed at the government police used tear gas to disperse people apparently threatening to overrun the presidential palace several people were killed during the melee. the unrest was sparked by the government's decision to increase fuel prices by up to fifty percent the increases cover gasoline diesel and kerosene sales how

would not go ahead but protesters are still demanding his resignation carol as all know is in the haitian capital port au prince how is the vote going mad. yeah we're here on the grounds of the parliament. the debate by parliamentarians has been going on for a little over three hours now it's a slow process but say something right now the prime minister local time is actually speaking in front of parliament he's essentially making his case on why he should still remain as the prime minister this comes amid wide calls for him to step down calls from protesters on the streets which we saw last weekend that turned violent to protests that are happening right now outside of parliament as well as a group of senators lawmakers even the vice president of the national assembly which we spoke to a couple hours ago he said the functor should step down so there's all sorts of pressure on this young prime minister and when i say young meanies only been in power for seventeen months he's never held public office before but clearly the his handling of this gas price hike a week ago and then suspending

seems to be a recognition of the priority it's now giving to this and a cleanup is underway in the haitian capital after days of protests against fuel price rises they've since been shelved but as gabriel elizondo reports from port au prince demands for president juvenile monies to resign continuing. activity at first glance it appears like just another regular day at haiti's capital city. but don't be fooled this is a country again dealing with the political and economic crisis port au prince has in recent days but the scene of large scale protests thousands took to the streets . at one point officials temporarily closed the capital's international airport fearing the crowds the anger was directed at the government police used tear gas to disperse people apparently threatening to overrun the presidential palace several people were killed during the melee. the unrest was sparked by the government's decision to increase fuel prices by up to fifty percent the increases cover gasoline diesel and kerosene sales however it's kerosene which stands apart from the others being the cheap fuel of ch

mulan in some gravel and coming up i'll explain why hundreds and thousands of migrants improving haitians are rushing to meet a deadline. have you. she ran through the eastern side of the us from washington north eastern canada all gone through not just interesting water happened that's a sort of cold front but to be honest it's not that cold behind me so temperatures in the high twenty's but in the sunshine in new york you notice in the midwest same sort of temperature regime bit of a circulation green here big shows seem like even thunderstorms up here but even bigger ones seem likely to georgia and further south florida temperature in texas back in the sunshine continues to rise forty two in dallas and there is still the southwest monsoon that runs through southern california and arizona bringing a little bit of i'm sure very welcome brain over the next day or so south of this standard fair and good old breeze blowing sunshine for a couple of days more i think in this moron's the caribbean or showers on their way nothing big has popped up in the last twenty four hours in cuba or hispan

haitians are cleaning up the streets of the capital following days of violent protests over fuel price hikes businesses were looted and dozens of buildings burned in unrest that saw at least four protesters killed it followed the announcement by the government on friday that the fuel price would increase by up to fifty percent that has now been canceled people are now demanding the immediate resignation of the president to live not to get his own though in the haitian capital port au prince so what is the situation like on the streets of the capital now. well that's pretty cold for the most part business as usual here but do not let that fool you this is a country that is very much in political crisis and a population here that is quite frankly very mad mad at what they say are very unfair and unjust rate hikes on fuel and the rate hikes it came very abruptly in that were announced by the prime minister and the president thirty eight percent increase in gasoline forty seven percent increase in diesel fuel and the one percent increase in kerosene to kerosene particularly hits the poor p

is going to cover his own to his in the haitian capital port au prince so tell us what the the pressure the prime minister has been speaking what's he been saying. you know he just finished what was billed as a press conference that just didn't get it started over an hour late and it was a much watched. address by the prime minister jacques de la paul calm because he's under incredible pressure to step down even more pressure than the president of haiti he came out and he spoke for literally under one minute and all he said was that he met with the head of the parliament they had a good discussion he said he heard the complaints from people on the streets he was trying to deal with that and that was all he said most notably the prime minister gave zero indications that he plans to step down and again that's significant because most of the protesters and most people in this country quite frankly are pressuring the president to ask him to step down and vocalizing themselves that they think the prime minister needs to step down as the first step in this economic and political crisis that h

from the haitian capital port au prince. coal has been restored to the streets of haiti but make no mistake about it this is still a country that is in deep political crisis and haitians are mad they're mad at this proposed fuel increase that was proposed by the government it would have been a thirty eight percent increase in gasoline forty seven percent increase in diesel fuel and an over fifty percent increase in kerosene kerosene would have been particularly devastating. an increase in the price of that particularly to poor people because they rely on kerosene to power their stove and also electricity for their homes these gasoline increases would have had a ripple effect through out the country a country where. hundreds of thousands of people make less than a dollar a day and that's why we saw these protests some of the most intense protests we've seen here in this country for many years the government says that these these rate increases were necessary to fund projects such as a building of more than three thousand kilo

sweden is telling their own fifty thousand dollars for exposing the fact that some migrants migrant haitians claiming to be minors were in fact adults. and in the world cup france played belgium in the first semifinal showdown of the tournament we'll bring you all the highlights in the run up to the big game. a very warm welcome to the program this is r.t. international and i'm just i'm going.

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haitians can no longer arrive without a work visa of the ten thousand relatives of those who already residents will be allowed to come every year. barring a criminal record and israel and will automatically be approved because of the political and economic crisis there but if they are upset about the new rules order to be able to stay here and now chile is demanding pain records and consul abuses these procedures used to take a week now to here and cost a fortune in venezuela because of the chaos that people there can't wait that long . chile's migrant center which is run by just good priests predicts the new value elations would simply spur migrant trafficking along chile's porous border there will be. we're already seeing venezuelans entering through regular mains we need to improve the institutional ability to document margarets here rather than making entry more difficult. indeed chile is working to overhaul its outdated immigration law the oldest in the region the big question is how that will change this country and the hopes and dreams of those who want to make it their home.

haitians can no longer arrive without a work visa of the ten thousand relatives of those who already residents will be allowed to come every year. barring the criminal record and israel and will automatically be approved because of the political and economic crisis there but if they are upset about the new rules order to be able to see now chile is demanding pain records and consulate visas these procedures used to take a week now to cost a fortune in venezuela because of the chaos there people there can't wait that long . chile's migrant center which is run by just wood priests predicts the new valuations will simply spur migrant trafficking along chile's porous border there. were already saying venezuelans entering through regular mains we need to improve the institutional ability to document margarets here rather than making entry more difficult. indeed chile is working to overhaul its outdated immigration law the oldest in the region the big question is how that will change this country and the hopes and dreams of those who want to make it their home. see in humans i just see tha

the pope because he may not be able to but to to to to see the pope so today congress or even get a haitian telling him that please make a copy to them to the pope oh but i didn't know whether the letter which the pope because my letters i cannot be sure they reached the pub because he never answered the pope never answered the last my many letters he didn't answer and needed even sign a. receipt maybe the pope didn't receive us or maybe. so i want you to know the real situation so i was doubting if my letter has reached the holy father so now after christmas the second letter of that bishop came to me now i thought i must absolutely make sure that the letter richard holy father the only way is that i go there and put into ends the sects so i took the to fly in and went to rome if it were it's incredible what did the pope say to you when you presented him with a lesser. actually you see that's at the end of a public audience so there is a queue of maybe ten bishops and i was the only so i was the first one to kiss the hand of the holy father that the pope greeted me oh how is your health i

a swedish dentist is fired and taken to court for exposing migrant haitians claiming to be mine actually being. in the world cup play belgium in the first semi final showdown of the tournament on tuesday so we had a chance to quiz the fans ahead of the game on another rivalry whether french fries are really french i don't know where the name comes from but they're belgian. rice but they could have the name.

more protests are expected in the days to come some haitians worry that if the prime minister reviews is to go it could provoke the opposition and raise the risk of even more violence for now most here believe it's not a matter of if but when gabriel zonda al-jazeera port au prince the kremlin has vowed to respond to the expulsion of two russian diplomats from greece they were accused of interfering in greek a pheasant of undermining the recent name change deal with neighboring macedonia the surprise at the nato summit in brussels because the greeks a traditionally pro russian from athens. diplomatic expulsions are a slap in the face in the midst of an otherwise cordial relationship they haven't happened since the cold war unofficial information suggests the greek government is upset over moscow's efforts to undermine greece's recent agreement with former yugoslav macedonia that agreement settled the name issue that's been separating the two for a quarter century and opens the door for that country's entry to nato as north macedonia but nato has pushed to absorb the balkans has annoye

by there is haitian plaster is almost always associated with sculptures but the material is also suitable for other projects for example to decorate a simple wooden flute with objects dipped in plaster you won't need any training as a sculptor let me show you how. you need a decorative. it's official i was in very sizes modeling plaster you can buy some at any home improvement store a plastic mixing board and scraper. you can find some at a florist or on line glass jars for plaster and daughter and wife. used to cut just enough to. make sure to leave a bit of the stem. now get the plaster ready the package will tell you what the proper ratio of water to plaster is. first the water then the plaster powder not the other way around. i would always add a bit more water than recommended that will make the next step easier. to blossoms into to plaster makes you have to book first as to post the can squiggly briefly drain off the excess and then let the blossoms dry on the form. after about an hour you can remove the flowers now you can cut the systems off completely. you can arrange to blossoms

sweden is telling their own fifty thousand dollars for exposing the fact that some migrants migrant haitians claiming to be minors were in fact adults. and in the world cup france played belgium in the first some the final showdown of the tournament will bring you all the highlights in the run up to the big game. a very warm welcome to the program this is r t international and i'm just some of those thanks for tuning in this hour. the u.k. has a new foreign secretary jeremy hunt following the resignation of boris johnson johnson was the third key bricks a tear to resign in twenty four hours over the government's adoption of a softer approach to quitting the e.u. hunt had served as a as health secretary for six years he explained opposed to sit in the two thousand and sixteen referendum though now claims to have become a bricks a tear as boris johnson left his central london residence after resigning he was bombarded with questions from reporters. the other one this is a call for. mr jones and that is. do you think you could do a better job than the prime minister so it's definitely quite cha

the pope because he may not be able to but to to to to see the pope so today congress or even get a haitian tell him that please make a copy to them to the pope but i didn't know whether the letter which the pope because my letters i cannot be sure if they reach the pub because he never answered the pope never answered the last my many letters he did answer a need even sign a. receipt maybe the pope didn't receive us or maybe. so i want you to know the real situation so i was doubting if my letters reached the holy father so now after christmas the second letter of that bishop came to me now up i thought i must absolutely make sure that the letter which it holy father the only way is that i go there and put into ends the sects so i took to the fly and went to rome is incredible it's incredible what did the pope say to you when you presented him with the lesser actually you see that's at the end of a public audience so there is a queue of maybe ten bishops and i was the only so i was the first one to kiss the hand of the holy father the pope greeted me oh how is your health i didn't even ans

basically this is his goal as well as his back up a little haitian goal. is really nice it's sad to go somewhere every day and see more and more probably change time in the scene here's me everything the way the wind might have to give something back i feel obliged to assume. white waves surfers fighting against unseen pollution in the seas starts july fourteenth on w. y and on demand. video and audio. w. media center. heavy monsoon rains are hindering rescuers as they try to free a group of school boys and their soccer coach trapped in a cave in northern thailand. the thirteen were found by rescue divers late monday night but authorities warn it could take months to get them out. syrian rebel negotiators are reported to have begun a new round of talks with the russian military to end the fighting in southern syria on the weekend more than a dozen towns in the region agreed.

the prime minister had originally said the country needed to raise prices to balance the budget the haitian government suspended the price rise after demonstrators attacked a hotel in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods of the capital zimbabwe's leader is back on the campaign trail for the first time since last month's explosion at a rally two people were killed when a grenade was thrown in and since then security is at his rallies has been increased permits us are reports now from endure. president amos imminent douglas' security detail has always been tight but since the explosion at his campaign rally last month they are now even more soldiers guarding him zimbabwe's leader says he suspects a defeated faction from his own party linked to the wife of his predecessor. was behind the attack he tells party supporters and the international community he has things under control we're. we. liberate several visitors so we've got worried. problem. comes where it is good for. the army says it is not going to try to influence election results at the end of the month the parliamentary and presidenti

package failed to take into account the daily realities that many haitians face. he agreed to a certain level of conditions from the international monetary fund in order to receive monies from the european union intermarriage and development bank and part of that agreement was to. was to room was to increase fuel prices as a way to increase taxes and money's coming from sales now the problem with this package is that. the price of the not take into account people's capacity to pay for france is to cooking gas gas what happens when public transportation prices go up because all the public transport the there they have increase their gas prices and so this is the combination of the package that was that was agreed upon and the realities on the ground did not match not in terms of the government so. the prime minister has just resigned however during the protests all last week folks were actually asking for the president. to step down that was the first major ask so this is actually a concession of the government to have the prime minister which happens quite frequen

haitians can no longer arrive without a work visa of the ten thousand relatives of those who already residents will be allowed to come every year. barring a criminal record in israel and will automatically be approved because of the political and economic crisis there but if they are upset about the new rules of the being interesting to me now chile is demanding pain records and constant abuses these procedures used to take a week that's a human cost a fortune in venezuela because of the chaos that people there can't wait that low. chile's migrant center which is run by just wood priests predicts the new regulations will simply spur migrant trafficking along chile's porous border there will be. really seeing venezuelans entering through regular means we need to improve the institutional ability to document moderates here rather than making entry more difficult. indeed she is working to overhaul its outdated immigration law the oldest in the region the big question is how that will change this country and hopes and dreams of those who want to make it their home. see in humans i just s

kerosene which stands apart from the others being the cheap fuel of choice for the millions of poor haitians to power their stoves and generators people of this economically of the country most of whom make less than a couple dollars a day are furious at what they view as an inept and corrupt government the fuel hike was the last straw. we are taking to the streets because the president is keeping the people hostage everything is overpriced unemployment is high and people are hungry to free haiti from all of. that is if the president doesn't step down we'll continue protesting we've given lawmakers in ultimatum either they force him from office or we will burn the parliament down to the ground. government says the gasoline rate increase was needed and it would have brought in tens of millions of dollars to fund much needed infrastructure projects throughout the country but faced with a backlash the government backed down and halted the rate increase at least for now but this is still a country in deep political crisis people here saying they'll go back on the streets to protest until there's

is in the haitian capital force a prince and joins us now a day of drama at the parliament there what more do we know about the prime minister's resignation yeah it sure was a day of drama here in port au prince the capital the parliament where we're at right now is very quiet but i'll tell you there was a lot of political noise made here that are today the prime minister former prime minister now i should say jack galop entente was here at the parliament as parliamentarians were discussing his future there was a no confidence vote that was going on here at parliament they were in the middle of debating the no confidence vote when in the middle of it about two hours almost three hours into it the now ex prime minister a lot on taunt took to the podium he defended his government but in the middle of his address said that he had delivered his resignation. didn't and the president had accepted and he was officially stepping down immediately. left the parliament and that point the entire session was called over because there's nothing else to discuss and that ins the prime ministership of

in the haitian capital port au prince and joins us now what more do we know about the prime minister's resignation . well it just happened actually a few minutes ago it happened here at parliament parliament for over three hours had been debating the future of love on top they have been debating whether to give him a no confidence vote or not at one point during the session. took to the podium he started to defend his government and then said that he resigned that he wrote a letter to the president and the president accepted that resignation letter then left the premises essential right now what we know has resigned as prime minister the country of haiti now has no current functioning government because all of the ministers have also left with him who will be the next prime minister of haiti the next step will be that the president as well as a two heads of parliament will decide the next prime minister of haiti but right now prime minister who had been in office seventeen months has resigned abruptly after placing too much pressure after his failed attempt to raise gas prices here in

being organized there but these are demonstrators in scotland's hope that they've made a name tight haitian prime minister jacques guy fighting for his job as he faces a no confidence votes following four days of protests in restante south to haiti's government found a proposal to move fuel subsidies for ten with a fight fuel prices by fifty percent as saying coming. recent elections most notably that's of donald trump as u.s. president of my logic the role played by social media in spreading malicious propaganda and fake news in this alternative saga reality fiction becomes fact lonnie's become truths and political consensus becomes almost impossible. in the second of two special reports. investigates allegations that russia and the far right have been using the technology to undermine democracy. america's two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign highlighted new threats to democracy posed by social media platforms in the internet. the u.s. congress is investigating how the russians used facebook twitter and google to wage information warfare and a special council is looking into whet

and yet expect haitians were sky high but if you look at citigroup for example the sun some analysts are saying that city was able to actually believe earnings expectations was partly due to the tax cuts from u.s. president donald trump and on the other side they did miss the revenue expectations overall what we've seen is that there was a little bit of weakness in the credit and mortgage business the clear winner was j.p. morgan they had. or they announced record earnings and then we had a third go they missed the earnings and the revenue expectations saw the banking sector actually traded in an overall very upbeat week that we saw for u.s. stocks. thank you very much have a great weekend. u.s. authorities have lifted a ban on american companies selling goods to china's second biggest mobile phone maker zed t e faced bankruptcy after it was caught making false statements about violating the u.s. sanctions on iran and north korea the commerce department removed the ban shortly after that he paid a four hundred million dollar bond to a u.s. bank as part of a settlement reached last mo