would. 100 jumma to his victory is widely celebrated here in guatemala he'll be put to a serious test when he's sworn in next january. and more on the importance of this election now for martin there i stay he is a journalist who covers central america good to have you here in person the eternal candidate has finally won is he the game changer what does his election mean for guatemala and the region well basically he's. conservative politician he's part of the traditional political class so i don't think he's going to be a game changer at all i think the fight against corruption which has been very important for guatemala but also for the region visit. might actually come to a complete stop and. he has. talked about how he's gone techno of the main problems of the country like poverty like the violence so you don't know about that and i guess in general it's very bad news for the country and for the region because we won't see major changes coming right and what we're going to my needs is change or at least the radicalization of the violent crime that they're seeing there is he the pe

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bizarre neighborhood where huff isn't close to live is the largest and best known mosque in india the jummamust sit. it was built by sharjah han the same mugu emperor who built the taj mahal some 400 years ago it is the largest mosque in asia and its courtyard can hold up 225000 worshippers. in recent times the mosque has been a target for bomb attacks. cameras are not allowed inside the mosque and security guards screen all who enter. the muslim community living around the mosque and in the area of order bazaar is known for its strict orthodoxy. meet. 58 year old. is typical of this community he runs a small shop selling garments. each time he talks about god he is moved to tears. i'm not. here. rick. i wouldn't have that. money on a man who decided on the right a little boy so good you know i love a. day of my life. before you tell me to tell your love i love will that if somebody told me dad told me to home a little model helping me. to go by the. bubble has lived in the hope of being selected to go in the house in his view destiny a spine and a chosen hemp. talismanic. seems . so bad bu

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government 13 people died in 2016 and 4 in 2017 as a result of these pellet injuries in january of 2018 the jumma in kashmir chief minister told the state legislative assembly that around 6200 people had been injured by pellet guns same period july 26th through to february 27th seen at least 85 percent of the people blinded by pellet guns also have psychiatric problems that is according to a study by the government medical college in srinagar. now with us from paris is julie who's the program officer for west and south asia at the international federation for human rights julia thank you for your time as i watch that report and thought about the injuries that are a result of this this name pellet guns it's almost a bit of a misnomer isn't it it makes it sound like just being hit by pellets but this is really dangerous stuff yes of course it's an extremely dangerous weapon and the government of india justifies this saying that it's for crowd control purposes but really it's something that has resulted in thousands of victims with permanent injuries like you were mentioning in in the report people

should lift the restrictions and when now meanwhile in other parts of india and mr kashmir in the jumma region the mobile internet was lifted but then restrictions reimpose to governments are saying that that is because of a technical issue but there's no word yet on when that will be restored. thank you . and the coming hours sudan's a military an opposition coalition is expected to confirm the names of members of the sovereign council that will govern until new elections are held both sides signed a historic power sharing agreement on saturday the 1st step towards democracy since president omar al bashir was ousted in a military coup in april and the morgan reports from. the queue outside this little bakery in sudan's capital hard to means there's more pressure on safety. the baker says flour isn't as cost as it was my months ago so people don't expect a shortage but because of other reasons there is a shortage usually looks of it was more there is a shortage of fuel and we don't know why it has resulted in a shortage of bread produced we have had to cart of a sack on bread we bagged