w correspondent, i johan ramirez in ecuador, his capital. he tell. hi johan, can you tell us more specifically what the pros, hester's demands are. they are demand in 10 main points and actually it is very difficult to get an agree between the protest her, i mean, the indigenous people and the government just to mention some points, they are demanding ah, a reduction of the oil prices. it is very difficult for the government to accomplish this demand because oil is one of the main revenues of the country. and actually, i think they're, they're the government of guillermo president guillermo law. so, ah, free froze at the prices of oil last year and is very complicated for him to go farther. ah, indigenous people are also demanding a protection of the environment, the protection of their local r e as a stop on reduce oil exploitation and mining. and that's also very difficult because this is one of the main industries in the country they are demanding. also, at a more contour bag, price is controlled for the basic goods. and actually the government has

right, johan ramirez there for us in quito. thanks for the latest. turn to some sports news now. wimbleton wimbledon tennis championship start later today with russian and bel routine players band due to the invasion of ukraine. other players are skipping even after it lost ranking points due to the controversial decision. but several top starz starz are competing, including a certain 40 year old that your singles come back after a year out stepping on to the grass once again at 40. this may be a last wimbledon appearance for serena williams. she was hurt at last. she has championships, and he's only now fit to return, and she ta gets a record equaling 24 grand slam singles title. i didn't retire, i just feel it to heal physically, mentally. am and yeah, i just, i had no plans to be honest. hollins inform ega won't take looks to be her big rival. i think when the french open in june, wimbledon is the only grand slams have been russians, and bell russians due to the invasion of ukraine. meaning men's willed number one daniel medford of misses out defe

right. johan ramirez there for us in quito. thanks for the latest house. how about this for a way to win a golf tournament? china is leo dong triumphed for the 1st time in 4 years in munich after holiness. huge pot to prevail in a playoff. quite an emotional moment for lee who almost quit the sport last year for struggling to match his early promise when the whole way through the munich event. so i after you for now next, stay tuned for world story to week. and reports were me looking at bell overseeing volunteer soldiers who are helping ukraine fight off russian attacks and forcing it blade us that he w dot com lane go couple of more few soon. thanks for watching these places in europe are smashing all the records, stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of your books and record breaking sites.

w 's johan ramirez, reporting for us in bo guitar. and now shift gears in turn to formula one competition or red bull driver max for stop and has claimed victory in a thrilling canadian grand prix of for holding off a late challenge. ah, max 1st step in started in pull position and made sure it would stay that way attains last 15 laps for the red bill driver narrowly through this race wide open with ferrari's carlo scenes. launching a late attack, but for staff and managed to keep the spaniards at big foot on a. i'm not sure you could air us working on a you, but i was amazing. withstood the old of prussia, brilliant, brilliant drive. the dutchman has ny 1. 5 of the last 6 races was a really exciting idea and i mean, i was giving it everything i had of course carlos was doing the same. you know, following is tricky on here, but i could see was pushing, charging, pushing. but of course our to on your, on the director has been easier to georgia. so yeah, the last few laughs are a little 1st step in has tightened his grip at the very top

right, johan ramirez there for us in quito. thanks for the latest. finally, bit of sports wimbleton tennis championship start later today with russian and belarus, im players, bam. due to the invasion of ukraine, other players are skipping event after it last ranking points due to that controversial decision. but several top stars are competing, including a certain 40 year old, making her singles come back after a year out. stepping onto the grass once again. at 40 this may be a last wimbledon appearance for serena williams. she was hurt at last. she has championships, and he's only now fit to return and she targets a record equaling $24.00. ran from single title. i didn't retire to see it to heal physically, mentally and yeah, i just, i had no plans to be honest. hollins inform won't tell. looks to be a big rival. i think when the french open in june, wimbledon is the only grand slam to ban russians and bella russians due to the invasion of ukraine, meaning men's well, number one, daniel met with mrs. out a defending champion.

social reforms, his supporters accounting on i for more now we want to get our correspondence. johan ramirez, he is in the columbian capital bogota to 9 to johan. it's good to see you. we, so we've got the 1st ever left us president, we've got the 1st black woman elected vice president. and i want to talk about the significance of this land only the optics, but you know, beneath the surface how big of a shift is this? in colombian, politics, it is a measure, i change, he measure shift in columbia on politics. i mean, this country has been rolled for decades for may lead to political ah parties, and over time they became an elite and that's why people blame them for not having sold the main problems of the country for not having a stopped drug trafficking is security violence gary de groups, and that's why i mean, is this this counter with this political lead that the made kilometers last night vote for the 1st time for a leftist government? so of course, gustavo better is going to bring more social policies, the left wing on government, but it goes beyond and we have to think off his running

earlier i asked the w, correspond johan ramirez in quito, how they've effect his life in the capital and elsewhere in ecuador. you, you have the answer behind me. i mean, this is a very central point of the city, and this is peak our right now. he quito this place, used to be kill of cars right now. and that, that mo, most of the seat is like this nice, empty shops are closed. i was touring the city all day long and shops are close. i was near downtown and there, there are lots of protesters and they are taking, i mean, martin, some of them are very violent actually. is this the 1st time i've been reporting a protest all around latin america? this is the 1st time i've been said. please don't go to the protest because it's very dangerous. there are some very violent people there. so it is a very complicated now, and authorities are fear in that the city could be see edge by they are indigenous people. something i have seen all day long is trucks full of indigenous people coming to the see the it seems that they are coming from rural areas and other provinces of ecuador to take the cit

as johan ramirez caught up with them before their departure. the 2nd lieutenant had gone, saw the love is getting ready for a new training session. he's on his director at the international dominion center, a colombian army institution that provides training for national and foreign troops, including explosive devices. according to the u. n. columbia has the 2nd highest numbering landmine victims in the world. these is the result of more than 60 years of internal strife between the armed forces, karita groups and drug gangs. over the years, the country has become an expert undermining, following an agreement with natal 11 columbia. the men specialist are now set to train ukrainian soldiers in clearing were affected territories. islam in grandmother e, representation, a great honor, and a great way for us to represent colombia in the world by sharing the knowledge our soldiers have acquired over the years. when was that also allows it is important to share this with columbia's allies so that they can deal with problems arising from the threats t

's johan ramirez, how petrol was able to pull off the surprising victory he had a very successful electron dump, any very successful communication campaign, because actually he presented himself as said renovation as a change as a, a break. we continue to by the truth, is that gustavo better has been doing politics in columbia for the last 30 years. he wasn't the congress 1st thing, he was diplomatic. then he was mayor a bullet that one of the main jobs in politics in columbia. now he's again in the congress now. he becomes a president, but he, he has very been very successful presenting himself as a renovation. and father did sap on daily hiking. was also a former gary. yes. so he was very also successful in re right in his bust. his all plant below fernandez is a very rich man, and it was easy for better to, to attack him off being part of the political and economic lead of the country. so how likely is petros election likely to change colombia political landscape is a major change. let's remembered that his victory represents the 1st time that the left to wink takes power in the country

earlier i asked he w correspondent, johan ramirez in quito, how they have affected life in the city and elsewhere in the country. you have the answer behind me. i mean, this is a very central point of the city, and this is big our right now, the kids are, these plays used to be fuel of cars are right now under the mo, most of the seat that is like this nice, empty shops are closed. i was touring the city all day long and shops hard clothes . i was near downtown on there. there are lots of protesters and they are taken, i mean, molten, some of them are very violent actually. is this the 1st time i've been reporting them, protest all around latin america? this is the 1st time i've been said. police don't go to the protest because it's very dangerous. there are some very violent people there. so it is a very complicated now on the authorities are fearon that this city could be, serge, why there are indigenous people. something i have seen all day long is trucks full of indigenous people come into the city. it seems that they are coming from rural areas and other provinces of ecuador to tak

because people were dissatisfied with the elite, the political elite of the country date of years. johan ramirez in bogota. and here's a round up of some other stories making a headlines at this hour. hundreds of people have protested in tunisia capital against a referendum, unconstitutional changes cold, but president, ca, you say it critic say zion has been extending his power grab after dissolving parliament march and 2nd, dozens of judges earlier this month. moldova held a pride march in support of l g b t writes, it took place under heavy police protection because of threats of violence. moldova is a socially conservative society that has come under growing the influence of the orthodox church survey shows most moldova, and have a negative view of the l. g. b t. community. europe is experienced an unusually early summer heat wave record breaking temperatures have caused forest fires in spain. and here in germany as well, the hot dry weather is putting pressure on regions already suffering from drought. hey, raul and crackle of wild fire burning its way through northern spain. fire fighters

w 's. johan ramirez. so gustavo petro has come out on top in the vote. what helps him get the leg up on hernandez? he had a very successful electric company, very successful communication company, because actually he presented himself asset renovation as a change as a, a break. we continue to by the truth is that gustavo better has been doing politics in columbia for the last 30 years. he wasn't the congress 1st thing he was diplomatic, thank you was may your or bullet that one of the main jobs in politics in columbia? now he's again in congress. now. he becomes a president, but he has very been very successfully presenting himself as a renovation and brought it up on daily hiking was also a former agreed. yes. so he was very also successful in re right in his bust. his all plant relo fernandez is a very rich man, and it was easy before better to, to attack him off being part of their political and economic ally of the country. so how likely is petros election likely to change columbia's political landscape? is a major change. let's remembered that his v

dw corresponded johan ramirez. has this report, ah, downtown quito of the 11th consecutive day of a general strike in ecuador, a standoff between the indigenous community and the government that is intensifying me. neither side, willing to talk to the other, to help bring this conflict to an end. violence broke hanson b afternoon with clarice 5 and t gossip. protestors who responded by throwing stones a peaceful protest during it into violence when, according to indigenous people, they were provoked by members of the security forces aversion that the police have denied in any case clashes. what inevitable me it, but most people came out to day in the most peaceful way to protest for our right. and we got all the police surrounding us and shooting at us. let me be happy, but i know there are many wounded. 7 7 tom bad can't the head either or, you know, no, the police ro, munitions at us, and when people pick them up to throw them back, they explode in their hands with it. several people already been wounded, was lik

analyzed, possibly bringing the search, tread tragic and it's good more now from our correspond, johan ramirez, who has some of his own experiences about dangerous research and the amazon's yawn . so these conflicting reports about where whether bodies were found or not, what more do you know about the fate of these 2 men? suddenly they are still missing some belongings of both of the journalist dom phillips. he's a local guide brewing operator has been found in the river. also some humour remains had been found. actually, they have been missing for more than a week, so hopes of finding them alive are fading more and more. that was our today underlined by president of the president. the job was an arrow who said that he has not much hopes of finding them alive and he fear the something bad happened to them job was an error, has had a very controversial position towards the situation. first, he said that it was a bad idea to go into the jungle to do that kind of research because he's a very dangerous place. it means he was trying to, to mean that he was their fault if the, if they were missing

government cut fuel prices, tackle the high cost of living and spend more on education or correspond. johan ramirez says, this report, ah, downtown quito. on the 11th consecutive day of a general strike in ecuador, a standoff between the indigenous community and the government that is intensifying, neither side willing to talk to the other, to help bring this conflict to an end. violence broke hanson the afternoon with police 5 and t gossip. protestors who responded by throwing stones a peaceful protest storing it into violence one according to indigenous people. they were provoked by members of the security forces aversion that the police have denied in any case clashes. what inevitable title came out today in the most peaceful way to protest for our right. and we got all the police surrounding us and shooting at us. but there are many wounded. 7 back in the head either or, you know, no, the police throw munitions at us and when people pick them up to throw them back, they explode in their hands. let it several people hurry been wounded, was that? is it either? anything longer, want mr. lasso, rul