indigenous leaders say the promises ofjair indigenous leaders say the promises of jair bolsonaro of listeningwill only serve to strengthen the landowners. guns kill and they area the landowners. guns kill and they are a tool that farmers have that we do not. carrying weapons will make the conflict far more intense. jair bolsonaro has made it clear this allegiance is aligned with the landowners, leading indigenous communities wondering what this new president will mean for their future. a nasa probe is about to make history in a few minutes' time when it's due to fly past a space rock more than four billion miles from earth. if successful, it will be the furthest object ever visited by a space craft. the probe — called new horizons — will take a series of photos which may hold clues about the formation of the solar ystem. our science editor, david shukman reports. it has taken a long, dark trek through the outer reaches of the solar system. but now, the nasa spacecraft new horizons is on the brink of making history, about to reach the remotest world that humanity has ever ventured to. it's pur

the right—wing jair bolsonaro is sworn into office. he promises to fight corruption and crime.ranslation: we have ahead of us a unique opportunity to rebuild our country and to restore hope amongst our fellow citizens. it may not look like much, but this is the very first image of an icy world from the very edge of our solar system. nasa says it's a moment in history. last night, overnight, the united states spacecraft new horizons conducted the farthest exploration in the history of humankind. rescue teams in russia find a baby boy alive in the rubble of a collapsed apartment building 35 hours after it was destroyed by a gas explosion. hello, and welcome to world news today. brazil has a new president for the new year. jair bolsonaro, a right—wing politician and former military officer, has been sworn in as the country's new president. this is the moment former president michel temer handed over the presidential sash to jair bolsonaro, the country's first far—right leader since the end of military rule in the 1980s. the ceremony took place outside the presidential palace in fr

the right—wing populist, jair bolsonaro, has been sworn in as the new president of brazil. violent crime, and vowed to revive brazil's flagging economy. but mr bolsonaro is a deeply divisive figure, whose homophobic and misogynistic comments have angered many. 0ur south america correspondent, katy watson, sent this from the country's capital brasilia. a historic day for brazil, one that even bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected could happen. but he made it, and for the next four years, this will be the man in charge of latin america's biggest economy. a man who's promised to lead brazil down a very different political path to that of his predecessors. thousands came to see mr bolsonaro take power. dressed in the colours of the brazilian flag, they shouted support for the man they call a legend. after 13 years of a very corrupt government in brazil, so now we have a hope that with bolsonaro, he will clean up. he wants to unite families, not divide. we are not black, white, poor or rich, we are a nation. jair bolsonaro campaigned as an outsider, promising to drain t

he was meeting mr netanyahu in brasilia at the inauguration of jair bolsonaro.longside israel. account crisis campaign continues, we work together to counter the aggression of a run and alp middle eastern peace campaign continues. —— al middle east and peace campaign. now to tokyo where japan‘s emperor akihito has greeted well—wishers for his last new year appearance at the imperial palace before his abdication. he is due to hand his ceremonial role to his elder son. is the first emperor to abdicate in 200 years. a short time ago the bbc‘s mariko oi watched this moment of history. he made a short speech wishing everyone who gathered their a very happy new year. he will appear at the balcony a few more times throughout the day as tens of thousands of people gathered there to see him before he abdicates at the end of april. he spoke a lot longer last week, celebrating his 85th birthday. back then he spoke about how he is relieved that his era is coming to an end, free of war injapan. he‘s a known pacifist who visited many countries in the region that were affected

the new president, jair bolsonaro, has decided to send troops in.an it happens when you have a situation of an emergency. it has happened before. i remember reporting on similar attacks last year in the north of brazil when there were riots in prisons, they seem to take this time of holidays when guards go away, security is a bit weaker, and they launched the attacks, a challenge on the government. but the difference now is we have a government that was elected and just sworn in on tuesday with the law and order agenda. jair bolsonaro is a former army captain who has been calling for the rights of shoot to kill for the police and for the army to give them immunity from prosecution, that is a big test. he had a very difficult first week in government because of his economic measures and all that, but that is what people who elected him voted for, the jair bolsonaro, want to see. they want to see if he will act and is able to stop this rebellion. the local governor is from the opposition, from a left—wing party and they are working together to seize c

the right-wing jair bolsonaro is sworn into office.ro heses to fight corruption. pres. bolsonaro: we have a unique opportunity to rebuild our country and restore hope among fellow citizens. ben: it may not look like much, tht this is the first image of an icy world froedge of our solar system. nasa says it is a moment in history. >> last night overnight the ited states spacecraft n horizons conducted the farthest operation in the history of humankind. ben: on the 20th anniversary oft the euro, has een a help or a hindrance to europe's economy? beno, and welcome to "bbc world news." brazil has a new president for r new jair bolsonaro, a right-wing politician and former military officer, has been sworn in asen the new pres this is the moment the former president michel temer handed it over toresidential sash jair bolsonaro, the c's first far right leader since the 1980's. this ceremony happenpr outside the idential palace in front of a huge crowd. katy watson reports tyom brazil. kaan historic day for brazil, one that jr bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected coul

brazil has just sworn in its new president, jair bolsonaro. former army captain was inaugurated at a ceremony in the capital brasilia. he is brazil's first far right leader since a military dictatorship ended 30 years ago. bolsonaro supporters hope he can revive the economymy and bring safety to the streets, but critics claim he is a threat to democracy. reporter: jair bolsonaro soaking up his moment in the spotlight. under cheers from his supporters on the way to brazil's congress, where he was sworn into office. >> we want to get brazil on its feet. we want to free brazil from corruption and crime. from irresponsible economic policies. and from ideological submissiveness. reporter: bolsonaro supporters are hoping for an end to the country's economic crisis and high crime rates. especially in the mega-city of rio, where he won a majority. >> i expect that he will make brazil better and safer. >> we will have to see when he actually starts doing things. making promises is not the same as keeping them. reporter: bolsonaro promised on twitter he

the latest headlines -- brazil's president jair bolsonaro has been sworn into office. he is the first far rightsi president e the end of military rule in the 1980's. nasa revealed the first image from an icy world on the edge of our solar system. intersex people in germany can legally identify themselves as a third gender under a new law. those born with male and female characteristics can choose "diverse" on official documents. the new law comes into force today. earlier i spoke to a spokesperson forhe german advocacy group third option and started by asking what exactly defines an intersex person. >> the body is neither male nor female. i'm a spokesperson for an organization representing intersex and non-intersex, non-binary interests. that is why the whole issue of gender markers and acceptance of gender diversity goes far beyond intersex individuals. ben: thank you for clarifying that. thin terms of the change oe law we have seen in germany, what is the practical effect of that on people's lives? mika: well, that is tough to say, but ihink it will be ge. it is real

he was meeting mr netanyahu in brasilia at the inauguration of jair bolsonaro.y changes anything that this administration is working on alongside israel. the campaign continues and our commitment to middle east stability in the protection of israel continues in the same way it did before that decision was made. also making news today, women in the southern indian state of kerala have formed a 620—kilometre human chain in a row over access to a prominent hindu temple. the sabarimala shrine was historically closed to women of menstruating age, defined as between 10 and 50. india's top court overturned the ban in september, but protesters have since attacked female visitors. a 50—year—old german man is under arrest in north—western germany, suspected of making what officials say was a deliberate attempt to kill foreigners. the attack happened in the early hours of new year's day. at least four pedestrians, including syrians and afghans, were injured when a car drove into them. police say the suspect made racist remarks when he was arrested. the family of an america

the right—wing populist, jair bolsonaro, has been sworn—in as the new president of brazil. figure, whose homophobic and misogynistic comments have angered many. our south america correspondent, katy watson is live in the country's capital brasilia. with mr bolsonaro now sworn in, he has been giving his acceptance speech. in it, he talked about the huge challenges that lay ahead, saying it was a new chapter for brazil. this is a man who was a relative unknown, despite the fact he has been a politician for nearly 30 years. but his political rise has been like no other. itjust goes to show how determined brazilians were in wanting a change at the top. a historic day for brazil, one that even bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected could happen. but he made it, and for the next four years, this will be the man in charge of latin america's biggest economy. a man who's promised to lead brazil down a very different political path to that of his predecessors. thousands came to see mr bolsonaro take power. dressed in the colours of the brazilian flag, they shouted support for

in brazil, the far-right former army captain jair bolsonaro was sworn in as brazil's 42nd president on new year's day, declaring liberation from socialism and promising to restore law-and-order to brazilian society. >> it is also urgent we put an end to the ideology of crimininalizing the police. this has brought about an increase in violence in brazil and in the power of organized crime, taking the lives of those who are innocent, destroying families, and bringing insecurity everywhere. to restore order in this country. we are aware of this awesome responsibility and the challenges thatt we will face. we know where we want to go in the potential that brazil has. amy: many fear brazil's young democracy is now at risk. for years bolsonaro has praised , brazil's former military dictatorship, while speaking in favor of torture and threatening to destroy, imprison, or banish his political opponents. later in the broadcast, we'll air our interview with fernando haddad, the workers' party candidate who lost in the runoff election agagainst b bolsonaro t october. the partial government shutdo

jair bolsonaro campaigned as an outsider, promising to drain the swamp of corrupt politicians. for several years now,

but on the far right, jair bolsonaro was more warmly received.streets, his hands were seen as clean. the tactics behind operation ca rwash, although introduced in brazil by sergio moro, had not been invented by him. moro had copied his tactics from the italian operation known as mani pulite, which had tackled the mafia in the 1990s. in an article written in 2004, moro had said... now, moro put his theory into practice and made his most decisive and controversial step to date. in a move that many considered illegal, he released details to the press of a phone call. dilma seemed to be suggesting that lula should take a position in her cabinet in order to protect himself from prosecution. butjudge moro said that his actions were in the public interest. "democracy in a free society," he wrote, "requires that the governed know what their governors are doing, even when they try to act in the dark." the reaction on the streets was fury. 1.4 million marched in sao paulo, outraged at the emerging evidence of a cover—up at the very highest level. lula‘s ap

it's being seen as the first test for the new president, jair bolsonaro.

he was meeting mr netanyahu in brasilia at the inauguration of jair bolsonaro.dministration is working on alongside israel. —— the decision to leave syria. ahmed in the middle east stability and the protection of israel continues in the same way it did before that decision was made. now to tokyo, where japan's emperor akihito has given his final public new year address after a reign of three decades. emperor akihito is due to hand his essentially ceremonial role to his elder son in april. he's the first japanese emperor to abdicate in 200 years. a short time ago, the bbc‘s mariko oi watched this moment of history. he made a short speech wishing everyone who gathered there a very happy new year. he is going to appear at that balcony, at the imperial palace, a few more times throughout the day, as tens of thousands of people gather there to see him before he abdicates at the end of april. he spoke a lot longer last week, celebrating his 85th birthday. back then, he spoke about how he's relieved that his era is coming to an end, free of war injapan. he's a known pa

in his inauguration speech at a ceremony in the capital brasilia the new president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, has promised to free the country from socialism. this is the first image of one of the most distant objects in the solar system — an icy mass called ultima thule. the indistinct image was sent by a nasa probe, some 6 billion kilometers away. rescue workers in russia have found an baby boy alive under the rubble of a building that collapsed on monday. one tuesday there was a second explosion in the same town — three died when a minibus burst into flames. a man has been arrested in germany after a car was driven into a group of pedestrians. at least four people were hurt. it's thought it was a xenophobic attack. now on bbc news, one of the highlights of the year from our documentary series our world. every week hundreds of syrians given asylum in germany, are returning home. our world's nawal al—maghafi, joined them earlier this year to discover why they're giving up the safety of europe to return to their war—torn country. syrians on the move again. under the cover of darkness and car

the right—wing populist, jair bolsonaro, has been sworn in as the new president of brazil.gural speech, he promised to revive brazil's economy and clamp down on corruption and violent crime. he also said he'd liberate brazil from socialism and political correctness. but mr bolsonaro is a deeply divisive figure whose homophobic and misogynistic comments have angered many. katy watson reports from brasilia. a historic day for brazil, one that evenjair bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected could happen. but he made it, and for the next four years, this will be the man in charge of latin america's biggest economy. a man who's promised to lead brazil down a very different political path to that of his predecessors. in front of dozens of world leaders and amid cheers from his supporters, he was handed the presidential sash. and once again, repeated his campaign promises of changing the way brazil does politics. translation: corruption, privileges and unfair advantages have to end. favours to certain parties must not go on. the government and economy have to serve all of

we start in brazil where jair bolsonaro has been sworn in as the country's first far right leader sinceatorship ended in 1985. in his inaugural address, president bolsonaro promised to free brazil from socialism, tackle corruption and violent crime, and restructure the economy. but as katy watson reports, he's a deeply divisive figure whose homophobic and misogynistic comments have angered many. a historic day for brazil, one that evenjair bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected could happen. but he made it, and for the next four years, this will be the man in charge of latin america's biggest economy. a man who's promised to lead brazil down a very different political path to that of his predecessors. in front of dozens of world leaders and amid cheers from his supporters, he was handed the presidential sash. and once again, repeated his campaign promises of changing the way brazil does politics. translation: corruption, privileges and unfair advantages have to end. favours to certain parties must not go on. the government and economy have to serve all of the nation. thousands c

who has just been sworn in. pictures there of jair bolsonaro who hasjust been sworn in.ollea g u es signing the book there, and his colleagues are now doing so. we saw earlier thousands of people turning out on the streets to welcome the new president hu won the election backin new president hu won the election back in october by a wide margin. mr bolsonaro has been accused of being a controversialfigure, he has been accused of racist, homophobic remarks which have angered many people. but he won the election by promising to clamp down on corruption in brazil. you can see here that they are all signing the document at the inauguration which is taking place at the congress building in brasilia. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah. thank you very much. we start with leicester city. leicester city won the first premier league match of the year, they beat everton1—0 at goodison park. jamie vardy was the match winner with a goal in the second half. leicester up to 7th in the table after a really good run of festive fixtures — they've taken n

jair bolsonaro, is he the rig man for this moment? >> you know, i think, overall, he is. i think that he certainly will have some inhallenges. i he's said some things that are certainly, you know,me offensive to si think certain things he said are certainly more to have the populist side of,you know, any candidacy, but, in bigpicture, i think he's got the right things down. brazil right now needs tee things -- an economic boost, it freeze corruption to end, and it needs crime tost severely go down. and i think bolsonaro came in and made a point of promising and hammering these three things down. now is the tough part, he has to deliver on these three things. if hel can, althings point to he at least has the right team around him, i think he w truly lead where siliin the right direction. >> can he tackle all three things, perhaps despite some of the human rights concerns that people have? >> well, i think the human rights concerns are certainly a serious issue to be considered in this new atrdminion. let me focus a little bit on the crime.on this i of the major issues that

national security adviser john bolton's recent praise of brazil's newly elected far-right president jair bolsonaro, a former army captain who has embraced brazil's former military dictatorship and has a history of making racist, misogynistic, and homophobic comments. noam: well, it is entirely natural for bolton to welcome bolsonaro. bolsonaro is definitely his kind of guy. he is vivicious, b brutal, a strong supporter, enthusiastic supporter of torture. he was a little bit critical of the military dictatorship because it did not kill enough people. he thought it should have killed 30,000 people like the argentine dictatorship, which was the worst of the u.s.-backed dictatorships in latin america. he wants to throw the country open to investors and turn brazil into kind of a caricature of a country. this includes opening up the amazon to his agribusiness supporters. that would be a serious blow, if not a death knell, virtual genocide for the indigenous population. according to bolsonaro, they don't deserve a square centimeter. but by and large, he is the kind of guy that bolton would admire. nerme

far—right firebrand jair bolsonaro has been sworn in as brazil's new president.n a day filled with ceremony in the capital, brasilia, he called for he country to be freed of corruption and crime. a space probe has sent the very first image of an icy world of ultima thule from the very edge of our solar system. nasa has called it a moment in history. and this video is trending on bbc.com. hundreds of people have plunged into the cold waters of the north sea at dunkirk in northern france for the annual new year swim. the traditional bain de givres event at dunkirk is certainly a bracing way to start 2019, and as you can see, some people even dress up for the occasion. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, 2018 marked 50 years since the boeing 7a7 took to the skies. this is the story of the iconic jumbo jet from its nail—biting launch to one crew's emotionalfinalflight. 50 years ago, mankind dared to dream. space, speed and size. apollo, concorde and, in 1968, thejumbojet. file: the first giant 747 is presented to the world. people thought that an a

the right—wing jair bolsonaro is sworn into office. he promises to fight corruption and crime.an icy world from the very edge of our solar system. nasa says it's a moment in history. last night, overnight, the united states spacecraft new horizons conducted the farthest exploration in the history of humankind. rescue teams in russia find a baby boy alive in the rubble of a collapsed apartment building 35 hours after it was destroyed by a gas explosion.

jair bolsonaro, set to be sworn in as president of brazil, having won the election back in october.lo. 2018 finished on a rather cloudy, but relatively mild note. however, now we are into 2019, the weather has brightened up for a number of us. and the reason, well, we've got this weak cold front that has been pushing southward today. cooler air following, yes, but there have been more breaks in the cloud. so, more in the way of sunshine. there is that weak cold front, still bringing an odd spit of rain over the next few hours. sunshine for northern england, southern and western scotland, and we have seen showers across the north—east. those showers will continue overnight as well. one or two showers possible down the north sea coast. where the cloud comes inland, it will probably just about stay frost free. however, further west, with lighter wind and clear skies, there will be a widespread frost around, even in the towns and cities. in the countryside, i reckon scotland could get down to about —6, maybe some —55 in wales and northern england to watch out for. so, a cold start, a fr

it‘s notjust a new year but a new leadership in brazil as jair bolsonaro is inaugurated as the countryn an anti—crime, anti—corruption promise but took aim at minority groups in a campaign that earned him the nickname the trump of the tropics. our south america correspondent katy watson is in brasilia and sent us this update. well, as you can see, everybody here is getting ready. it is four hours before the ceremony starts, six hours before he gives his first speech to the nation as president. it has been pouring with rain but that hasn‘t stopped people coming. people have turned up in the colours of the brazilian flag, but also the colours of mr bolsonaro‘s campaign. a lot of mr bolsonaro supporters, also benjamin netanyahu, and many latin american leaders. madeira road from venezuela isn‘t invited, the cuban leader, too. this far right president is clear that the left is not welcome here. despite that, there are celebrations starting. you can hear the music behind me. people are gathering, waiting for the ceremony. what is the mr bolsonaro presidency going to look like, will be as co

one man said he got a ticket a year ago, so surely was that jair bolsonaro was going to win.ot welcome here. the campaign was full of rhetoric, sexist, homophobic, racist rhetoric. it‘s got many people nervous about what that would mean for the presidency not whether he would rule for all of brazil. he said he would be. a lot of people are very nervous about what the next four years will mean for people here, especially when rte groups. financial markets are happy, it they think the economy will be better but socially, in terms of progress, what that means for brazil, is something that means for brazil, is something that many people are nervous about to. north korea‘s leader kimjong un has given a new year address in which he says the country is still commited to giving up nuclear weapons — and that he is prepared to meet again "at any time" with us president donald trump. there‘s been little progress on north korea‘s denuclearisation since the two leaders held their historic meeting on the issue injune. laura bicker reports. this new year offers a tantalising prospect for so

far—right politician jair bolsonaro has been sworn in as brazil's new president.e used his inaugural speech to promise to free his country from socialism and what he called political correctness. rescue workers in russia pull an 11—month—old baby boy alive from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. doctors say he is in a serious condition. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, who's the political editor of both the sunday mirror and sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. welcome to you though. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph says the transport secretary is introducing a new teenage railcard especially for 16— and 17—year—olds. the mail goes with a report on sugar intake, claiming that children consume 22 stone of it by the age of 10, fuelling the obesity crisis. the metro hails the bravery of police officers at manchester victoria station, after an officer was among three people injured in a knife attack there last night. the

jair bolsonaro dedicated his vote to a notorious army torturer from the dictatorship era.lma, the writing was on the wall. but her political enemies had another objective now — how to stop carwash before it took them all down. now, another wiretap between a senator and a former executive from petrobras showed how low the political class had fallen. the plan to replace dilma with her deputy, michel temer, was now given extra weight by a visit he made to see general antonio villas boas. the support of the armed forces was vital to ensure that dilma was safely removed. in the senate, the man charged with leading the impeachment proceedings against dilma on a charge of fiscal manoeuvring was judge ricardo lewandowski, president of the supreme court. dilma‘s defence, led byjose eduardo cardozo, claims the impeachment was little more than a parliamentary coup. once the process had gone to the senate, the result was never in doubt. while the world‘s eyes were diverted to the olympics, brazil‘s politicians calmly removed their democratically elected head of state. on august the 31

with divisive policies, jair bolsonaro is dubbed the trump of the tropics by some.in the uk, a man suspected of stabbing three people in manchester on new year's eve has been detained under the mental health act. the 25—year—old was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the attack at the city's victoria railway station. police said a counter terrorism investigation was ongoing. let's talk about what the global media is grappling with today. now, it's time to look at the stories that are making headlines across the world. we begin with brazil's top—selling paper, folha de sao paulo. it has extensive coverage of the inauguration of the country's new leaderjair bolsonaro. the president says it's time for brazil to free itself from socialism. the financial times takes a closer look at the recent trade and market turmoil. in the commentary section, martin wolf argues the future might not belong to china and, infact, india may take the global economic lead. the uk's independent newspaper has a picture of the new horizons probe team high—fiving each other. the ce

our top stories: far—right firebrand jair bolsonaro's sworn in as brazil's president.he edge of our solar system. thousands turn out in tokyo for emperor akihito's last new year address before his abdication. and in russia, a remarkable rescue — a baby boy's pulled from rubble 36 hours after a gas explosion.

the most read newspaper in brazil talking about jair bolsonaro, his inaugural speech.had a lot to say. give us your take on your coverage of this. it is interesting because he has been likened to donald trump and the us and brazil have not always had great relations in the past 20 years. we could see something really new emerging between their relationships of these two countries and how that will change relations within other south american latin american countries. we have a humanitarian crisis and this is something we have to keep an eye on. we know he is fighting corruption, he was elected in 0ctober corruption, he was elected in october as though it is early days to predict what will happen, but thatis to predict what will happen, but that is the big cards he is laying out. any would argue he is compared to trump because he is seen as a divisive figure, yet he got his democratic, he was democratically elected, and he said over and over again, the brazilian people, democratically chose me, therefore i can crack on with my agenda. corruption, pension reform. there a

the latest headlines: brazil's new populist president jair bolsonaro has been sworn in, vowing to rule the country with an iron fist. the far right firebrand, often dubbed the trump of the tropics, has vowed to crack down on corruption and crime and hailed the end of socialism in the country. nasa's scientists have been celebrating after their space probe new horizons successfully flew by the most distant object ever encountered. this is the first image it captured of an icy world on the very edges of our solar system. they called it an historic moment. an 11—month—old baby boy has been pulled from the rubble of a block of flats in russia, 36 hours after the building collapsed following a gas explosion. at least eight people were killed and dozens feared trapped. warnings from the recycling industry that the uk would struggle to cope with plastic waste after china stopped importing it a year ago have failed to materialise, according to bbc research. for many years, two thirds of britain's waste sent abroad went to china and hong kong. but the bbc has found that other countries have ste

jair bolsonaro was elected on the promise to cut crime and widespread corruption. security was increased after a knife attack in september left him with a ruptured intestine. minutes after he took the of president trump tweeted congratulations and thank, the with a is with you. jair bolsonaro is a former army captain who said he and myers present, plans to emanate from of his policy. the president tweeted back, mr. president, i present your words of encouragement. together under god's protection we shall bring prosperity and progress into our people. everything what not every thing went to plan. the inauguration medicaid was passing through city streets when it was interrupted by his skittish horse. the animal was leading the procession but started to act uneasy and go sideways. it cannot be controlled by the writer or security cards. the writer eventually call on the down and procession continued. >>> home invasion and santa clara countyfour suspects and i >>> how people in the state governments are to begin to keep things ready for visitors. >>> welcome back. we

to go forward , between two plane makers to go forward, capping weeks of uncertainty in which jair bolsonaro hesitation. the deal must still be approved by shareholders and regulators. shares in us retailer macy's plunged after the operator slashed its full—year profit and sales forecast over after a week holiday season, sending a chill through the wider retail. the indian government has announced the change didn't —— change in the company's change didn't —— change in the compa ny‘s goods and change didn't —— change in the company's goods and services tax which could help garner support ahead of a general election that must be called by may. our reporter joins us now from mumbai with all the details. how is this going to help india's small businesses?m the details. how is this going to help india's small businesses? it is really going to help them in a big way, because ever since the goods and services tax was introduced in 2017 there have been a lot of problems for small businesses like your retail stores, your mom—and—pop stores, which you find on the street. they have found it difficult t

but we have a new president in power, jair bolsonaro.going to be pressure on him to do something different, perhaps to look at different sorts of safety checks on the existing structures? that is the hope, that he will reconsider some of the changes in regulations. the government response, the federal government response, to the disaster was the appropriate one. they formed an emergency group to respond to the tragedy. he communicated with the nation. but the hope is that, yes, there will be concrete steps taken to avoid a repetition of this. if those steps are not taken, it is sure that in a year, two years, three years from now, we will be back speaking same thing. this is unjustifiable, avoidable. therefore this is a tragedy, but also an opportunity to correct what is wrong in the mining sector in brazil. the united states has warned venezuela that violence or intimidation against us diplomats or the opposition leader, juan guaido, will be met with a signficant response. donald trump's national security adviser, john bolton, made the

en un fuerte despliegue de seguridad jair bolsonaro es el primer polÍtico que asume la presidencia delcontra de los inmigrantes. no cree en el cambio polÍtico y los derechos civiles y quiere parecer a donald trump. >>> sobrevolar el cuerpo celeste mÁs lejano de nuestro planeta tierra. se trata de Última sfay. segÚn informÓ la nasa nunca antes una nave espacial explorÓ un objeto tan lejano. si la recopilaciÓn de datoss tuv Éxito. el objetivo de esta misiÓn es comprender cÓmo se formaron los planetas. >>> el reto de a pren dir inglÉs es mÁs llevadero para las familias inmigrantes en washington dc lori montenegro encontrÓ un programa que ayude a miles de latinos de hacer realidad el anhelo de manjar el idioma inglÉs y abrirse paso en este paÍs. >>> sandra y su hijo lucas de 2 aÑos van a la misma escuela. Él estÁ en un aula. y ella en otro estudiando inglÉs. >>> me da miedo tomar el metro. me daba miedo tomar el bus pero ya no. como ella a la escuela brilla en washington dc cada dÍa llegan decenas de padres con sus hijos en brazos o en cochecitos. >>> para aprender a leer y escribir en ing

president jair bolsonaro has a history of making racist, misogynistic, and homophobic comments, and has threatened to destroy,y, imprison or banish hs political opponents. jean wyllys was elected to a third term in office in october. he will be replaced in brazil's congress by david miranda, a rio city council member and husband of pulitzer prize-winning journalist glenn greenwald. back in the united states massachusetts democratic senator , and 2020 presidential candidate elizabeth warren unveiled a plan thursday that would shift the u.s. tax burden onto those who can most afford it -- people with tax assets over $50 million. warren says the proposed ultra-millionaire tax would raise $2.75 trillion over 10 years while impacting just 0.1% of americans. inin binghamton, new york, schol district officials are denying reports that four 12-year-old african american girls weree strip searched by a middle school nurse and assistant principal after they allegedly acted giddy during a school lunch. the school district's denial came after 200 people packed a school board meeting tuesday evening

equipos de rescate se les acaban las posibilidades de encontrar sobrevivientes el presidente jair bolsonaro2 pies de profundidad, con el cuerpo recuperado las autoridades se concentraran en afueveriguar las circunstancias que llevaron al pequeÑo a caer por este angosto orificio el arte y las redes sociales pueden estar muy vinculados especialmente si se trata de instagram, cuando hablamos de obras visuales, hay un artista que nos da muestra de esto, iris castro nos cuenta mÁs. >> hola julio, hoy quiero mostrarles el trabajo de alexandro, una joven dominicana que emigrÓ a nueva york con el sueÑo de triunfar y que hoy ha alcanzado grandes metas gracias a su trabajo y redes sociales. >> el mundo de la ilustraciÓn va mÁsalla de juntar colores y diseÑos , para ella ilustrar es tambiÉn reflejar las historias de cada dÍa. >> siempre me gustÓ como expresarme contar historias. >> su trabajo ha adornado revistas y periÓdicos como new york time, washington post y open magazine entre otros... >> el hecho de lograr a otra paÍs y lograr hacer cosas de este nivel se siente emocionante y sureal >> el 2017