on major housing projects, and getting the job done. arriving for his final rally, president ibrahim mohammed, sally looked in confident mood. he's been praised for steering the country through the curve at 1910 demik. it could have been dissolved just for a nation. his principal industry is tourism. but in that short democratic history, no president has ever been re elected in the multi or even at this late stage. it's still very hard to know who's going to emerge victorious. the most recent polls suggest that the modem, 50 percent of votes, has, haven't yet decided who's going to get live the toner chung al jazeera, most most career has on failed to his cooling. a new tactical nuclear attack submarine is lead to kim jones and the tend to be on veiling, certainly as a shipyard in the northeast. the diesel electric power suddenly reports that the has the ability to find both conventional as nuclear weapons, state media, se the vessel as possible shown young's efforts to strengthen its naval force. crowds have gathered in the main square the southwest in syria. and since you have us away, that

the runoff pits incumbent president ibrahim mohamed solih, who has close ties with india, against opposition candidate mohamed muizzu, whose progressive party of the maldives is more closely aligned with china. chile is marking the 50th anniversary of the u.s.-backed military coup that overthrew democratically elected socialist president salvador allende and ushered in a 17-year dictatorship under augusto pinochet. on september 11, 1973, chilean armed forces bombed and stormed the presidential palace, beginning a reign of terror that saw thousands of people killed or forcibly disappeared and tens of thousands tortured. on sunday, gabriel boric joined thousands who marched through the streets of santiago to demand justice. this is alicia lira, president of the association of families of executed political prisoners. >> these 50 years, more than the absence of our relatives, this is an act of homage on the 50th anniversary of the military coup. we stressed military because civilians have enjoyed impunity for 50 years. and we will have more later in the broadcast with author and professor ariel