that is these of these. johan ramirez in santiago, thank you so much. a cranes prime minister danish shemelle says he's hoping that germany will become a leading player and helping ukraine build up its air defenses. he was speaking on a visit to berlin, where he thanked germans for the solidarity and support for his country. it was a soc contrast earlier in the war way. keith was critical of germany's slow response to providing military 8. he's the highest ranking ukrainian politician to visit germany since the outbreak of the war of the months of frosty relations with germany, ukraine's prime minister came to berlin that he should be home at with german chancellor, all of shorts and a push for more and heavier weapons should be held himself his offer to sent germany more electricity from its nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy. they also thank the german government for the new 200000000 dollar aid package to help ukraine's internally displaced people. meanwhile, in the western city of cologne, hundreds of protest

dw johan ramirez reports from a rally, opponents of the new constitution. yes, a category called node that is de outcome of this referendum in a way. it is a surprising results because indeed, every expert and every hole in the last few weeks were anticipating the victory after reject option. but the result was supposed to be on. no, sir, i mean the difference everyone wasn't dissipating, were, was about 10 percent and we are seeing now a much larger a difference. now i am in this place, those who downtown sheila, you can see a lot of people celebrating the victory in this referendum tonight. i, there are thousands of people here are some 30400 meters of st. behind me, field of people, and not far from those to eat them. squirm, lhasa and i, connie place, were all the social process that took place 2 years ago. and that was the beginning of this whole process t that net us to this referendum today, there was so sat faces in this place. now we see celebration. take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. canadian authorities hav

following today's vote for us as the w, south america correspondent, johan ramirez, and santiago de chilly. he explains how the plan constitution is dividing the country. if the new constitution is rejected. president guerrero, baris who has come paint for its approval, will help to negotiate with the opposition in order to insure gilbert nobility that contract. but if the new constitution is approved, president gabriella, body sh on the left will have accomplished a major victory. i will have plenty of room in order to apply. they promised sol sharp reforms through democratic mints in any case now, regardless of the outcome, the counter will remain very divided, and building national unit will have to be a priority for the political elite. the united nations nuclear watchdog says ukraine's apparition facility has been cut off from its last external electricity supplies. europe's largest nuclear power plant is now relying on a reserve power line controlled by russian forces. the station is located near the front line and southern ukraine. a team of experts from the international atomic ene

as young johan ramirez is monitoring the story for us and see until santiago de chilly so a resounding no from voters for this proposed constitution. why we have seen some was some somehow a surprising result. i mean, you say categorical. know the result of this a referendum. experts on the falls were anticipating a closer result may be 10 percent difference, but the difference is much, much larger than expected to. and i'm very near by the black one the plays word. this shall shout social outburst. kid plays 2 years ago, the protest that word, they had the beginning of all of these brought this thunder. the situation here is a tense. i mean with protesters gathered, there least we, i, we just saw that police coming by on the fees are going to be tense here in this place, plus a thought. yeah. all right, so do we know exactly why voters chose to reject the measure? it was an aggressive constitution. i'm drafted by a assembly that was 50 percent men take the percent women a constitution that i wanted to give rights to indigenous people. but many people when i come, then this criticized

that is that the japanese, johan ramirez in santiago, thank you so much. the united nations nuclear watchdog says ukraine's is upper region facility has been cut off from its last main external electricity supply line. europe's largest nuclear power plant is now relying on a reserve power line and continued to supply electricity to the grid. the station is located near the frontline in southern ukraine and is controlled by russian forces. a team of experts from the international atomic energy agency is monitoring the site which was damaged in the fighting. while at joining me now is not met in mesh cutting, he is an engineering professor at the university of southern carol, a california he worked as a safety inspector at nuclear power plants around the world, including chernobyl, and fukushima is good to have you with us here on a dw news now the plan to is relying on a reserve line. what could happen is this line fails. thanks for having the man. the situation, as you said, is very dia or if this last straw basically goes down. this, as you mentioned, is

following chiles referendum today is d t o use south america correspondent, johan ramirez. in santiago, chile, he explains how the new constitution is dividing the country. chileans go to the polls in a highly polarized political context. for many, the draft constitution does not meet the social transformations expected by the population, such as the establishment of a fade or pension system and a more egalitarian health and education system. for others. despite the imperfections of the text, it offers the possibility of living in the bust, a constitution inherited from the dictatorship of how goes to be not yet the one of the cruelest and the continent. if the new constitution is to reject it, precedent, gabriela bar issue has come paint for its approval, will help to negotiate with the opposition in order to insure gilbert nobility that contract. but if the new constitution is approved, president gabriella, body sh! on the left will have accomplished a major victory. i will have plenty of room in order to apply. they've promised so sharp reforms through democratic mints i

w. latin america correspondent, johan ramirez in rio de janeiro. welcome johann, i always like to say a winner in the 1st round of voting. it is difficult to forecast what is going to happen next sunday. i mean, if we see other paul's almost every paula give her an important advantage to left this candidate. a candidate on a former president lola garcia about some of the pause gave him even 15 points over current president. higher ball so narrow to win. and the 1st around any candidates, many of the got it as mass obtained at least 50 percent loss one in order to become . president pause gave to lola, around 50 percent. 504948. but he's some clear whether or not he is going to get that 50 percent plus one in order to win to have a definitive win on sunday at the end of a day. not everybody wants to believe impulse anymore. so we had to wait on the sunday, what is going to happen here in brazil, and our brazil's institutions strong enough to ensure a peaceful transfer of power if, as these hinted, president bol sanara rejects a vote that goes agains

environmental protection, and indigenous rights. digital visual 100 ramirez is monitoring the story for us in santiago and she live. so johan, what we've seen today is a resounding no from voters for this proposed constitution. yes, a category called node that is de outcome of this referendum in a way. it is a surprising results because indeed, every expert and every hole in the last few weeks were anticipating the victory after reject option. but there were saw was supposed to be no, sir. i mean the difference everyone wasn't dissipating, were, was about 10 percent. and we are seeing now a much larger difference. now i am in this, i'll place those to downtown sheila, you can see a lot of people celebrating the victory in this referendum tonight. there are thousands of people here, some 30400 meters of great behind me, field of people and not far from those to ethan square. last that he thought, yeah. and i, connie place, we're all discussion process that took place 2 years ago. and that was the beginning of this whole process that led us to these referendum today, there was so sat, faces and displays. now we see celebratio

let's bring in latin america. correspondence deal on ramirez who is in the chilean capital santiago following this vote. johan camps were split and campaigning on each side ferocious, but such a resounding rejection of the draft. that was a surprise, wasn't it? it was surprising. it was because actually even though almost every expert and every ball were given our forecast in the victoria their rejection of the new constitution, all of them were good. were given a, a 10 percent difference more or less that according to official results, were we seized that there is a gap of more than 20 pounds between the approval under rejection. so recently ann arbor, what me know, that and she leon's, set. and last night we saw 2 extreme opposite scenes in the city of santiago, on one hand, long faces and sadness, some older people who supported the new constitution. and on the other hand, we saw party us on celebration among those who supported the rejection of the constitution. there was a clear reflection of how polarized is the contra right now, a women's rights indigenous rights, the right to education, it to me that