our security depends on latin america. any american looking at the situation in latin america pekin -- feel content with what is going on today -- content with what is going on today? in order to pick up the support of the castro supporters in brazil? at the american conference the summer, when we wanted them to join together in the denunciation of castro and the cuban communist, we couldn't even get the inter-american group to join together in denouncing castro. it was rather a vague statement they made. today, the russians broadcast 10 times as many programs in spanish in latin america as we do. you know we don't have a single program sponsored by our government to give it to tell them our story, to tell them we are their friends, that we want them to be free again. africa is now the emerging area of the world. it contains 25% of all the members of the general assembly. we didn't even have a bureau of african affairs till 1957. in the africa south of the sahara, we have less students in all of africa studying under gover

with the uptake from across latin america thank you dan your.democratic presidential nominee joe biden is campaigning in the swing state of pennsylvania donald trump now really won there in 2016 and must beat biden in the states if he is to be reelected at a driving rally in the state's bucks county biden told voters the election could come down to them times are hard unemployment is way out folks are worried about making their next rent or mortgage payment whether their health care will be ripped away in the middle of a pandemic worried about sending their kids to school worried about not sending their kids to school they see folks at the top doing much better all the rest are wondered who are going to after me as donald trump's presidency donald trump himself has cost an early ballots near his private resort in florida he went to a voting station in west palm beach once again calling into question the legitimacy of mail and ballots without offering any evidence florida is a crucial battleground states more than 48000000 americans have already

from europe to latin america surgeon coronavirus cases they country scrambling to contain the numbers. hello everyone i'm come all santamaria here in doha but the world news from al-jazeera president alpha condé is confirmed as the winner of sunday's elections brought violence and allegations of fraud. ethiopia's government summons the american ambassador after donald trump said egypt might blow up its dam on the blue nile. refugees and migrants travelling to western europe say they've been subjected to abuse by police in croatia. starting out with a coronavirus pandemic this hour where colombia is set to surpass a 1000000 infections becoming the 8th country in the world to do so other nations in latin america are seeing a surge in infections among them brazil mexico and peru your acquires closed its borders to prevent the spread of the virus in the united states there's been another record daily jump nearly $84000.00 infections on friday this is an art installation in washington highlighting the growing number of deaths with a white flag for every american who has died in europe the

confirmed coronavirus cases around the world past 14000000 more than a quarter of them are in latin america irad reports 337 coronavirus that's in a single day a record high for the worst country in the middle east. alone barbara starr you're watching out to see her live from london also coming up exit polls indicate a big winner for socialist luis out of say in believe his presidential rerun paving the way for ever more outlets to return plus. no country has weaponized its cyber capabilities as maliciously and irresponsibly as russia the u.s. charges 6 of russian military officers over alleged hacking attacks on ukraine the winter olympics and the french election. thank you for joining us around one in a 195 people in the world is now known to have tested positive for corona virus and the true number is likely to be much higher 40000000 cases have now been diagnosed a worldwide that's according to a tally by johns hopkins university in the u.s. the total has jumped by $10000000.00. in just one month due to increased testing the u.s. accounts for just under a face with more than $8000000.00

those consequences a very start and really in many ways is only just the beginning what we had in latin america before the virus struck was already very weak infrastructure compared to europe compared to north america that meant less investment in hospitals in education which meant there was just simply less treatment and people were your thought is well lets able to track and trace people also many many people millions of people in the region work in the informal economy so even if governments do save stay at home they're then left with a stark choice of staying at home and not being able to feed their families or going out of working risking being contracted with the virus but they need to work to be able to feed themselves a very difficult choice and as i say this is in many ways 7 months into the since when the virus struck latin america really only just beginning then your swimwear there for us in buenos aires many thanks. u.s. president donald trump has cost an early ballot name his private resort in florida he went to a polling station in west palm beach and once again called into questi

has more on the outbreak in latin america the difference between latin america and europe i think is that the infrastructure in general around latin america is far worse less investment in schools and hospitals so right from the very beginning they were suffering with trying to do contact and trace and there are certainly less beds available for those who need it intensive treatment that is really impacted latin america very hard also talking also about the economy many people here many millions of people work in the informal economy so when governments say to them stay indoors you can't you can't go out they really have no choice they have to go out with contracting the virus or they don't eat. poland's president has also tested positive for corona virus under is due that is said to be feeling well but is in quarantine poland like much of the rest of europe is imposing more restrictions to try to slow the high infection writes again his election commission says president alpha condé has won sunday's poll with nearly 60 percent of the voters his main opponent in the election though s

columbia crosses 1000000 coronavirus cases as governments in latin america and europe struggle to deal with infections. with 10 days to go for the u.s. presidential elections but joe biden campaigned to boost support in critical swing states. france recalled its ambassador from turkey after a chip or the one says france's president needed a mental check for muslims. the united nations and the african union have condemned a brutal attack on school children in southwest cameroon at least 8 students were killed on saturday and 13 others seriously injured the attack happened in the city of. schapelle reports. a gruesome attack on children who were only trying to get an education armed men carrying guns and machetes entered a bilingual school on saturday saw students in class and opened fire. on the students age 12 to 14 years didn't stand a chance isabel dion's daughter was shot in the stomach and fortunately survived when i run in there and i made my child she. said and i told him it is only. this act of violence against a school and school children could constitute a crime against humani

columbia crosses 1000000 coronavirus cases as governments across latin america and europe struggle to deal with the surge in infections. from 10 days to go for the u.s. presidential elections both donald trump and joe biden campaigned to boost support in critical swing states. the chairman of the electronics giant samsung has died 78 year old lee cullen he had been in hospital for the last 6 years after suffering a heart attack in. the united nations and the african union the have condemned a brutal attack on schoolchildren in southwest cameroon at least 8 students were killed on saturday and 13 of those seriously injured the attack happened in the city of. schapelle reports. a gruesome attack on children who were only trying to get an education armed men carrying guns and machetes enters a bilingual school on saturday saw students in class and opened fire. the students each 12 to 14 years didn't stand a chance isabel dion's daughter was shot in the stomach and fortunately survived when i run in there and i made my child she was helpless and was she was shelton one police said and i t

america now serie a latin america at its lucy and human as will. message impossible to mitch displayed in front of presidential palace approve a new constitution for a better future it says. on the other side of the street that the enough it is joined to the celebration so that her daughter she says could live in chile with dignity they can let our constitution is our original sin it regulates all the laws what we can and cannot have and clearly it's no good. 40 years ago military dictator general pinochet called for a new constitution to be drafted it was all for terry and it also concentrated in extreme tree market economic model with almost no state oversight it was ratified in a widening contested referendum which is why all these. people say that it was the image of him and he from the conception over the years is that money has become known as an american success story the fact that the government has been forced to cave in to demands this new referendum seems to suggest that something was seriously wrong. chillies not the poorest country in

1000000 corona virus infections becoming the 8th country in the world to do so other nations in latin america also seeing a search including brazil mexico and peru meanwhile you're a guy has closed its borders in a bid to stop the spread of the virus that knish weiner has been following the latest developments from when is it is. the health ministry in colombia announced surpassing that 1000000 figure 30000 deaths there in the world surpass that grim milestone the 3rd in latin america argentina passed it a few days ago brazil the worst a country in the region has over 5000000 people infected with the coronavirus 157000 people there have died. across the world there's been something like 42000000 people infected 10000000 of those are in latin america so it's got around about a quarter of all the cases in the world and the number of deaths approaching the 400000 marks a grim picture right across the region very few bright spots to be had anywhere the numbers only seem to be going up every everywhere you look a year or so ago the world bank predicted that the whole region economies in the region

columbia crosses 1000000 coronavirus cases as governments across latin america and europe struggle to deal with a surge in infections. hello i money inside of this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. 10 days to go for the u.s. presidential elections both donald trump and joe biden campaigned to boost support in critical swing states plus when i run in the i made my child she was. only a quarter conceive you know. 8 students were killed and many others injured in an attack on a primary school in southwest cameroon. france recalls its ambassador from turkey after a wretched tape at once said france president needed a mental check for his attitude towards muslims. colombia has passed $1000000.00 corona virus infections becoming the 8th come tree in the world to cross the grim milestone other nations in latin america also are seeing a surge in infections among them all brazil mexico and peru you are guy has closed its borders in a bid to stop the spread of the virus. elsewhere in the dispute in the gold macau back region there fear is that war and instability will help the virus

more than one quarter of the infections are in latin america.n has experienced a record number of daily deaths. many iranians say they cannot afford to take the government's restrictions seriously. reporter: one of the reasons, also a cause of concern for health officials, is people are not taking these restrictions seriously in the capital, despite the fact that many people are asked to stay home and schools and universities are closed. there are still a lot of people going about daily routines. malls and restaurants are still open, and they are not adhering to the words of health officials who are urging people to limit their movements in the city. this is also one of the reasons for that is many people do not have the luxury of staying home. they have to earn a living. there is no financial aid from the government that has been offered. so many people we have spoken to say staying home, for them, is just not an option. so the traffic we see on a regular basis in the capital, one of the biggest provinces in the country, continues despite the o

latin america has seen a surge in coronavirus cases colombia has passed 1000000 infections becoming the 8th country to do so. or has been following the latest developments from one of sirees. the health ministry in colombia and now it starts surpassing that 1000000 figure 30000 deaths there and it's the 8th in the world to pass that grim milestone it's the 3rd in latin america argentina passed it a few days ago brazil the worst a country in the region has over 5000000 people infected with the coronavirus 157000 people there have died. across the world there's been something like 42000000 people infected 10000000 of those are in latin america so it's got around about a quarter of all the cases in the world and the number of deaths approaching the 400000 mark so a grim picture right across the region very few bright spots to be had anywhere the numbers only seem to be going up every everywhere you look a year or so ago the world bank predicted that the whole region the economies in the region would grow by 1.8 percent they've now revised that talking about a 7.2 percent drop across the re

coronavirus news in latin america thank you daniel. well i mean e.and azerbaijan are battling on 2 fronts between the 2 nations have over 12000 people affected by the pandemic despite this threat they're still locked in the fiercest fighting since a ceasefire 994 which ended the 1st war of an account to cut about or challenge reports from goddess in armenia. disease and war have been close companion since humans have been around. and this humanity's latest war is being accompanied by humanity's latest disease these are the shelters of step on a curtain nagorno-karabakh during the recent bombardment people crammed together. no mosques the perfect environment for covert 19. 65 and papa spotted one people are forced to hide or be in a close space like a bomb shelter we cannot speak about social distancing mosque wearing is the obligation of any human being who have a more dangerous problem in front of you as it's war and we think people's attention shifts and priorities change. the people fleeing the fighting in the going to karabakh are taking the viru

the difference between latin america and europe i think is that the infrastructure in general around latin america is far worse less investment in schools and in hospitals so right from the very beginning they were suffering with trying to do contact and trace and there are certainly less beds available for those who needed intensive treatment that is really impacted latin america very hard also talking all about the economy many people here many millions of people work in the informal economy so when governments say to them stay indoors you can't you can't go out they really have no choice they have to go out with contracting the virus or they don't eat poland's president is also tested positive for corona virus on the residue there is said to be feeling well and is in quarantine pollen like much of the rest of europe is imposing more restrictions to try to slow the infection rates in the headlines guinea's election commission says president alpha condo's one sundays a poll with nearly 60 percent of the vote his main opponent in the election though says he will challenge the result

you find in latin america liberating a prison on al-jazeera. i'm about to send in doha the top stories on august with a one week before the u.s. election a record 69000000 americans have already voted both candidates are out campaigning furiously but the coronavirus pandemic continues to cost a shadow with nearly half a 1000000 new infections recorded in the past week why can't it has more from washington d.c. starting with trump's campaigning efforts the 3 states he's visiting in the course of the day he took very easily and 2016 but now all polls indicate that it's neck and neck with joe biden biden has shrunk that gap the lead that trump had 4 years ago.

if you find a latin america discovers new filmmaking talent from around the globe. message for my daughter on al-jazeera. the air. a reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. government is expected to remove sudan from its list of state sponsors of terrorism president donald trump says the move will take place once khartoum compensates american victims and their families cope with 1000 infections of past 40000000 globally that total has jumped by 10000000 in just the past months more than a quarter of the infections are in latin america while iran has experienced record numbers of daily deaths. and countries across europe are taking emergency action in a desperate bid to hold to the rapid spread of the virus arland is the 1st e.u. country to reenter lockdown announcing a 6 week closure whales will shut down for 2 weeks. while as economies across latin america begin to reopen after months of lockdown migrants from venezuela are back on the move millions of people have fled the economic and political crisis there to seek a better life abroad but is that a

and we can see here just why the death toll in latin america is causing concern looking at the desk per 100000 of the population peru has the world's worst mortality rate followed by brazil and chile underlining why latin america remains the region most affected by the pandemic the un's international labor organization reported wednesday that at least 34000000 jobs have been lost in latin america due to coated 19 figures for the 1st 3 months of july showed unemployment in brazil rising to 13.8 percent although august is showing signs of recovery. is in rio de janeiro she says the government in brazil has downplayed the coronavirus. people here have are acting as if brazil had already discovered the vaccine there are they're not social distancing it's been very it's been a very hot season it's winter here in brazil but it's it's really hot and people have been crowded going to the beaches everywhere not wearing masks just going to bars and restaurants there are parties in many of the slums in brasilia the favelas there's parties everywhere basically and to so it's people have not been ta

all of latining america, particularly during the secretary general.whatt do you see as the trump administration's attitude noww with results in bolivia? don't theonest, i trump p administration will l be paying much attention to bolivia. their intention in latin america is based almost exclusively on vevenezuela, cuba, and nicaragua and that has a l lot to do w wih inhe boat in florida - -- vote florida. very key state in the upupcoming elections. amy: and the significance of the role of the united states and the coup that ousted the bolivian president evo morales who will soon be reteturning to bolivia? >> that is a very important role played by the united states. funding bolivian groups, right-wing groups, since the early 200000's. we know because of wikileaks,s, the u.s. embassy in bolivivia hd an eye on evo morales way before heheecame presesident when was a social leader, union leader. they identified him as a possible person who could coalesce the bases in the different social movements and eventually came to power. there were certainly right ab

you could give an example of one of the projects but it's not but you're most proud of there in latin america the caribbean what are you doing. differently we working 12 countries and sub regions for example in central america where helping out subsistence farmers who've been struggling for the past 5 years with climate change droughts heavy rains the hurricane season as well that started very very strongly in june this year and we don't have any hope and essentially we are assisting them together with governments with international donors other partners including in the private sector to really be resilient to learn new skills to have access to markets and in times of emergencies when they really ran out of food to give them that assistance so that's one of the projects that we have we also work very closely with migrants in south america who are struggling who are more vulnerable than regular population with also a voucher is another type of assistance to help them out in this very difficult time how much is the covered pandemic affecting your work. it's really exceptional ie hard to work i

inept handling of the outbreak the situation in colombia isn't isolated either because across latin america governments are increasingly at odds with the citizens of the efforts to contain the virus elsewhere in the disputed region of garner there are fears that war and instability will help the virus spread it's thought that people fleeing the fighting between armenia and azerbaijan a taking the disease with them or have more on that in a moment 1st though to europe west pain is considering a new national state the mudge unsee in germany in the czech republic have both hit new records in daily cases and in baba has our report. in a small town in the heart of europe the trying. to save a life the intensive care units here in the czech town of key of new bern know is nearly full with covered 19 patients 75 staff at this hospital are off with the virus for their colleagues these are worrying times. the staff are doing everything even at the expense of their personal needs and time even on their days off they're working to prevent an italian scenario daily infections in the czech republic have

how to get your watch out 0 mind about top stories this and several countries across latin america are expected to reach 1000000 cases of cave in 19 the coming weeks argentina's become the 5th nation in the world to reach the 1000000 mark as despite having force one of the world's longest lockdowns. thousands of nigerians are defying a curfew in lagos state to continue protests against police brutality nigeria's police chief has ordered anti-riot officers to prevent violent demonstrations. fiance of murdered saudi gentleman so she is suing the saudi crown prince in the u.s. both suit alleges that mohammed bin salman ordered to soldiers killing at the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago. so you could be about to embolden 25 years of international isolation and transition to democracy u.s. president donald trump says he's ready to take the country off the list of state sponsors of terrorism that's likely to bring an injection of international investment and allow urgently needed relief reports now from the capital. this is one of the events that have kept sudan on a u.s. list of stat

wealthiest countries we'll bring in our guests in just a moment but 1st our latin america editor lucien human has more from the capital santiago. a massive celebration to mark the end of the last vestige of chile's former military dictatorship. with one chorus this family in the same part of santiago that became the epicenter of protests for more than a year. millions of chileans who'd been calling for profound social reforms had demanded a new constitution to replace the one written 40 years ago under the military dictatorship the country dressed in his sunday best 90 year old who looked at our school when to vote in his working class neighborhood not even concerns about the coronavirus pandemic could keep him at home but. would. go to god i never had a historic opportunity like this before and never will again it's the 1st time that we get to participate in the creation of a constitution that we can happen in puts in the traditional structure of our country instead of having it imposed i only hope i live to see the new chill a bit of him and then on the other side of town members of t

number of fatalities up to more than 30000 and more than 10000000 cases have been reported across latin america brazil argentina and colombia are among the top 10 worst hit countries in the world and other nations across europe including poland and italy are imposing more restrictions to tackle the new wave of infections and wales is going into a nationwide lockdown for 2 weeks that starts on friday it's one of the worst hit

he monitors media and public opinion in the america, with a focus on latin america.e key battleground states are what kind of reaction has there beenin what kind of reaction has there been in florida? of course as anywhere else in america there is enormous, anywhere else in america there is enormous, enormous expectation to see what kind of impact this is going to have in the election of course it you we re the election of course it you were saying florida is a big battlefield state for this, a big battlefield state for the election and actually donald trump was supposed to be here today. besides the non—stop news coverage we have also been experiencing a massive amount of advertising, political advertising, and many of these ads, especially from the trump side, were trying to clearly move away the discussion away from coronavirus, of course, this new development is going to change it substantially, going to again focus the attention on this crisis so a lot of people expecting a change also in attitude and tone of that discourse here. but of course everyone is expect

but you're most proud of there in latin america and the caribbean what are you doing. differently we working 12 countries and sub regions for example in central america where helping out subsistence farmers who've been struggling for the past 5 years with climate change drought heavy rains the hurricane season as well that started very very strongly in june this year and the don't have any hope and essentially we are assisting them together with governments with international donors other partners including in the private sector to really be resilient to learn new skills to have access to markets and in times of emergencies when they really ran out of food to give them that assistance so that's one of the projects that we have we also work very closely with migrants in south america who are struggling who are more vulnerable than the regular population with also a voucher is another type of assistance to help them out in this very difficult time and how much is the covered pandemic affecting your work. it's really exceptional ie hard to work in these conditions. as you

we are seeing a lot of opportunity and latin america, as well. flightswhy the charter into israel. en america, and add one into africa as well. relationschina how do plate to your strategies in the u.s.? wan: we see the business opportunities growing. we are focusing on trying to better service and better value for our clients, in terms of the chinese merchant trying to sell in the states and as well for the global brands in the states. we are trying to get better solutions. tom: are you looking at additional acquisitions or investments? wan: we are looking at other countries, and what is driving those areas. those of the things that we have been looking at. ceoy: that was the network speaking exclusively to tom mackenzie. let's get you the quickest check of our latest business flash headlines this hour. haidi: there is a deal being worked out with boeing 737 max, as the airline is saying that southwest hasn't always had that fleet. other carriers of course have been hammered by the pandemic. to max is nearing return service after two crashes grounded the fleet. many are in the mark

very important country in the region so it would be a 2nd brith for they would for the left in latin america let's remember the last 20 years the left wing was in power you know almost every country in south america and then he was turning to the right so. left wing to hear him believe it would be very important for this movement otherwise if. it would mean that their right wing with the rainforest in the region something also very very important johann romero as our correspondent there in la paz thanks for bringing us the latest turning to some sports news now shall because start to the bundesliga campaign has been less than impressive with 3 defeats from their 1st 3 games coach manwell boehm was desperate for his side to pick up even a point against in your own brain on sunday and they did just that in a scrappy clash that ended one all. concerned faces have only won one bundesliga match in 2020 and that was last season manuel biome in charge of only his 2nd game faced an uphill battle. after a goalless opening half it looked bleak for the home side. making it one nail with this perfect he

chillies not the poorest country in latin america by a long shot but it has the highest income disparity the constitution does not guarantee many basic social rights as in most modern democracies. when millions of chileans took to the streets last year to demand better minimum wages education pensions and health care they pointed the finger at their politicians but also at their magna carta good look at the silk us a government that we can all see our constitution basically recognize private property as the supreme right above all others the rights of an individual or private interests take predominance over. those of society as a whole. but critics insist drawing up the current constitution and starting from scratch creates false expectations and economic instability not by police or nabby ultimately blames chillies but when you're not change things make this is a more inclusive there are 3 bolts bottom up reports drastically transformed from out everyone else there. that's the pessimistic view but right now the prospect of drafting a new constitution with popular input is seen as a maj

total number to nearly 143002nd only to the united states it is the worst affected country in latin america which is the global epicenter of the pandemic overall brazil. accounts for more than 30 percent of all corona virus related deaths worldwide and nearly 30 percent of infections. let's go to our correspondent to get acute joins us live now from rio de janeiro so talk us through the situation there why are the numbers going up so high well basically people here have or are acting as if brazil had already discovered the vaccine there or they're not social distancing it's been very have it's been a very hot season it's winter here in brazil but it's it's really hot and people have been crowded going to the beaches everywhere not wearing masks just going to bars and restaurants their parties in many of the slums in brasilia the favelas there's parties everywhere basically and to so it's people have not been taking the necessary measures to protect themselves from a virus that has killed 40000 people in just 2 months these past 2 months. as you say it is killing so many people how do you ho

has jumped by $10000000.00 in just the past month more than a quarter of the infections are in latin america and in the middle east iran has experienced a record number of daily deaths meanwhile countries across europe are taking emergency action in a desperate bid to halt the rapid spread of the virus arland is the 1st you country to re enter lockdown announcing on monday a 6 week closure while wales hopes a quick fire 2 week shutdown will ease the burden on their health system everyone in wales will be required to stay at home this means working from home quote a verse that is possible and the only exceptions will be critical workers and jobs where working form home is simply not possible all non-essential return leisure hospitality and tourism businesses will close. unofficial early results in bolivia suggest that luis out of 6 has won this weekend's presidential election he's the candidate from the socialist party of former president they were moralists who was forced out of office after a disputed vote last year many view his victory as an end to what to mulch was 12 months. russian hac

been something like 10000000 people so 40 to 42000000 people infected 10000000 of those are in latin america so it's got around about a quarter of all the cases in the world. u.s. presidential candidates donald trump and democrat joe biden 'd are touring battleground states as election day looms opinion polls show biden in the lead nationally but it's a tight race in the swing states 50 countries are signed up to a united nations treaty to ban nuclear weapons it's set to be brought into force in 90 days or jurist became the 50th country to ratify the agreement and a mosque in france has held prayers in tribute to a teacher who was beheaded last week there was a heavy police presence off the threats of violence against the worshippers samuel party was killed by an 18 year old man for showing caricature goals of the prophet mohammed in a lesson about freedom of expression. afghan security forces say they've killed a senior al-qaeda leader he was on the f.b.i.'s most wanted list abu mazin al masri was killed during a special operation in gaza in provence. thousands of people have been protestin

christina supposed to be a model and always says in latin america what's gone wrong. oh well i think it was never know i think there were a lot of problems that they need so political class didn't want to see it neither the government nor the opposition and where i actually want to see all the problems that the society has in relation to educations they need quality their health system the pensions so it wasn't really an array seize it was something they always it was from the surface but on the real the reality was totally different so what are people angry about especially you are among the crowds of protesters earlier in santiago tell us about all these chillin on the streets today and why they're so angry what are their demands. is there is a variety of groups there were there were people from different ages there were mainly pacific demonstrators but i think some things have changed i mean that the main demands were still there as i mention education inequality very pensions but now we've had the pandemic as well so now we've got issues specifically with the poli

he has more now on how the pandemic continues to impact latin america.the global total of people infected is over $40000000.00 about $10000000.00 of those are here in latin america $400000.00 deaths which is about a 3rd of the global total colombia approaching that grim $1000000.00 mark 30000 deaths there argentina passed that limit some days ago 28000 deaths here both mexico and peru are approaching 900000 so again a serious problem problems in those 2 countries but by far the worst is brazil which has has had over 5000000 people infected with the virus 157000 people have died the president himself president joe both an hour ago you may remember called the virus a little flu very few measures there to try to contain the virus he was saying he would have the effect from the really recover and recovered from it but whether there's tight restrictions or not the virus seems to be spreading pretty much everywhere very few bright spots across the whole region all the conflict now and going to car back where armenia and azerbaijan a battling on 2 fronts that i

latin america's worst affected nation has now recorded more than 5000000 coronavirus cases brazil confirmednother 31000 infections over the past 24 hours taking it just over the 5000000 mark with 148000 deaths while day infections a down from the peak public health experts warn the country reopened too quickly and could soon experience a 2nd wave president diable sonora has consistently played down the threat of the virus describing it as a little flu. governments across europe a struggling to balance the health of the people with the well being of their economies a surging coronavirus cases means new restrictions have been imposed in belgium and scotland while it's no law to wear a mask outdoors in italy and france has reported its highest number of daily infections reports. not so long ago they were being applauded every evening for their lifesaving efforts now front line workers at the law path hospital like others in madrid a staging lunchtime strikes we've covered 19 cases and deaths on the rise again they're exhausting to be at the end of us and then there would have been you know i'm

has recorded more than 32000 deaths from hope at 19 representing the 3rd highest death toll in latin america but it was up a little al-jazeera. still to come on al-jazeera within die and the explosion and now they're killing us. losing hope people living in lebanon say there's no solution for their country's financial meltdown. and find out why a family of section of sexual assault victim in india say at police commit it's her bones eve without their consent. holloway developing a good westerly flow in our weather across europe at the moment lots of cloud of rain tumbling in from the atlantic weather systems bring you some really disturbed weather it will be wet it will be when they act out a right will make its way across the british isles pushing across the low countries some wet weather there coming to a good part of france as we go through thursday belgium thousands also seeing some rather heavy right and just notice out into the sky we will see some very heavy rain just actually making its way and this could become the next named storm of the season little part across the press but brin

options he had available to them and how he would implement them. >> i would say, in terms of latin america -- in terms of central america and the caribbean. in this period, public opinion was supported to the extent that it paid any attention at all. of the idea of stability, pro americanism, and uplift. i would agree that uplift, or making the world safer for democracy. in terms of haiti, the dominican republic, nicaragua, is really just packaging. i think you see that most clearly in the lack of follow through. i'm not saying it was packaging for the american people who thought that's what the government was doing, and who supported the. in terms of government policy, there's such a striking lack of follow-through in haiti, the dominican republic, and nicaragua. where the united states had the strongest military presence, to really seriously try to construct a democratic structure. >> thinking about 1916, november 1916 is the turning point, is what's getting to be problematic for me. if we're thinking about the american peoples perception of europe, from 1914 to 1916 are the pivotal mome

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al-jazeera or latin america is also saying another surge in coronavirus cases colombia has now passed $1000000.00 infections becoming the 8th country to do so. has been following all the latest developments from one is harry's. the health ministry in colombia announced surpassing that 1000000 figure 30000 deaths it's the 8th in the world to pass that grim milestone it's the 3rd in latin america argentina passed it a few days ago brazil the worst country in the region has over 5000000 people infected with the coronavirus 157000 people there have died. across the world there's been something like 42000000 people infected 10000000 of those are in latin america so it's got around about a quarter of all the cases in the world and the number of deaths approaching the 400000 marks a grim picture right across the region very few bright spots to be had anywhere the numbers only seem to be going up every everywhere you look a year or so ago the world bank predicted that the whole region the economies in the region would grow by 1.8 percent they've now revised that talking about a 7.2 percent dr

thatis the first process -- in latin america in the last cycle of feminist mobilization.h feminist strikes in the massive demonstration of feminism -- of this process. for us, it is a major concern because our major concern now is women in the0% of process doesn't guarantee it is a will be -- necessity that feminism is in the institutional process but also outside in the streets, mobilizing the need for social transformation. for us it is important to organize this process with our demands, our programs during the feminist strike. movement,puche precisely in these hours there is a very important boat in the congress being discussed. amy: we just have 10 seconds. >> a national revolt. and now there is the discussion of mapuche people and indigenous people to participate in the convention. amy: javiera manzi, thank you for being with us, the coordinadora feminista 8m. and also pablo vivanco,

like the rest of the world, latin america is waiting for a vaccine.covid survivors in caracas areonating plasma for experimental treatment. >> i was lucky to have mild symptoms, and now i'm lucky to help others to fight the disease. >> but it will take more than luck to get us through this global crisis. scientists warn cases could increase five-fold as the weather gets colder and people gather inside. >> as the wintertime, we will have a major challenge and we are currently seeing the beginning of that. >> reporter: that means the world faces a difficult winter after what has already been a difficult, long year. with lucy hough, malcolm brabant and mary triny mena, i'm nick schifrin for the "pbs newshour." >> woodruff: and, it's friday. time for the analysis of shields and brooks. that is syndicated columnist mark shields, and "new york times" columnist david brooks. hello to both of you. david, i'm going to start with you on those two town halls. it was supposed to be a debate night. it did not happen. instead, each candidate was before a crowd, ans