not quite as old as queer the book but the old home of lima is also a unesco world heritage site.or lab hi i'm maria welcome to lima it's a beautiful day and i'd like to show you around my city. that's a good idea to start a center of lima under your that the city's most important buildings can be found healthy and i think. the government palace. and the town whole this is where lima was founded in fifteen thirty five and it's also withdrew declared itself independent of spain in eight hundred twenty one i'm thinking about that so now we're right in front of the government palace every day here you can see the changing of the gun it's a big attraction yes objects and as that is the. thanks the. town that has been the clarion esko world heritage site because of the new high school buildings with a beautiful balconies going to. some of the this is one of the most beautiful buildings in. the church of san francisco and we're going to. known for its. hegemony they want it bad today it's you know many patron was. it is the only south american capital that lies directly on the coast whe

the center of lima under your that the city's most important buildings can be found head.of the government palace. and the town whole this is where lima was founded in fifteen thirty five and it's also withdrew declared itself independent of spain in eight hundred twenty one i'm going to let you know right in front of the government palace every day here you can see the changing of the gun it's a big attraction yes. thank the. town that has been the caribbean isco world heritage site because of the numerous colonial buildings with a beautiful balcony is going to. this is one of the most beautiful buildings in. the church of san francisco and we're going to. known for its. i mean they want it bad today i know many ph it was. i mean i would have to believe it is the only south american capital that lies directly on the coast and when one of my favorite places is the prominent it connects the center to other districts of a city i love. love to come here with their families to get a workout. going to have to accept and some of this is a typical sky him it's always great but ne

the larco herrera museum in lima has a massive collection of pre-columbian artifacts.t an idea of what these ancient peoples were like, how they lived. wow. i mean, this is like the real stuff. >> eric: i think so. >> anthony: wow. >> eric: right, i mean, it's the real deal, yeah. >> anthony: gold necklaces. >> eric: that's gold, yes. >> anthony: you see why the spanish just freaked out when they came here, turned into like, maniacal greed heads. but history does not have to be boring. it can be sexy. i don't know whether you knew this, but i am an aficionado of early erotica of pre-columbian and post-columbian eras, you know, like pottery of people doing it? >> eric: yeah, i should have known that. >> anthony: turns out things could get pretty interesting back in the day. oh yeah, those guys could get crazy, get wild, and apparently, very kinky. the erotic gallery. oh. there you go. that's a conversation starter. i take eric to the pre-columbian boning section. actually, the erotic pottery section. slipping her the tongue. >> eric: amazing. >> anthony: which sounds ab

en lima, perÚ, andy ortiz.e ve alcanzado la marcha mÁs alta de crÍmenes en dos dÉcadas. nos dice cuÁles son los estados con mÁs Índice de violencia. >> finalmente el presidente enrique peÑa nieto estÁ punto de superar a su antecesor. en la nada honrosa cifra de homicidios registrados en un aÑo en sobrepresiÓn. casualmente el quinto aÑo 2011 fue el mÁs violento en cuanto a crÍmenes intencionales elevÁndolas y prehistÓrica 27,000 asesinatos que se dieron en medio de la estrategia gubernamental denominada guerra contra el narco. >> quÉ bueno que lo emprendimos porque quizÁs ahora serÍa muy tarde. >> en 2017 es el quinto aÑo de peÑa nieto. y la cifra de homicidios hasta noviembre deciden 11 meses y estÁn en 26,500 y faltarÍan a registrar 626 asesinatos para que sea el aÑo mÁs violento mÉxico. >> cierra como el aÑo mÁs violento mÉxico. el aumento del mÁs del 20 por ciento de homicidios y de robos con violencia. >> el promedio mensual de homicidios este aÑo es de 2400 como un promedio de 80 muertos por crÍmenes diari

of former leader alberto for him or their live pictures from lima a decision by embattled president had republican chance he has prompted his culture minister to resign as the silver ports it also attracting international condemnation. peru is being forced to revisit a painful a not so distant past the presidential pardon of alberto fujimori who led latin american nation with an iron fist from one thousand nine hundred ninety to two thousand has sparked outrage in the country and beyond a group of un human rights experts has joined the critics calling it a slap in the face for the victims and witnesses who stier less commitment brought fujimori to justice through an apology from the bed ridden seventy nine year old former president has done little to ease the sense of injustice. the more he killed my son in this very cowardly and cruel way now president powdrill public could chimpsky has finished killing the entire family with this pardon of fujimori. they have called for more protests and inter-marry can court of human rights to examine the legality of the decision all we can do th

also has marched to lima to protest the pardon of ex-president alberto fujimori for murder and human rights abuses. tech giant apple issues an apology after millions slam the company for deliberately slowing down the operation of older model i phones. he was once one of the world's top football players now george weah has become his country's leader after winning liberia's presidential election where you defeated vice president joseph in a runoff taking just over sixty one percent of the vote he'll succeed ellen johnson sirleaf next month in the country's first democratic transfer of power since one thousand nine hundred four campaigned on. during the poverty rate in liberia far more than eighty percent of people live on just one dollar a day mohammed at our ports in the capital monrovia was celebration on the streets of the libyan capital neutral was supporters will find some national football adored with greeted news of his victory in tuesday's runoff election with a song and dance was broke down in t. is a soon as that as old swan asked he's seen he have been called filtered by hi

rose of lima church. i said to the congregation, the whole world is watching. the whole world was watching. the world is watching america to see whether we will act. we are not the only country with mental health problems. our rate of mental illness is no greater than any other developed industrial country, but our rate of gun violence is off the charts compared to other countries. there is no excuse for it. there's no need or rational explanation for it. and as we prayed and grieved then in the wake of that senseless, horrific tragedy, congress turned its back. it turned its back on those courageous and strong families who came here in the weeks following talking to our colleagues across the aisle and on this side asking for commonsense measures, background checks, and there was a bipartisan measure then to extend background checks and achieve other gun violence prevention measures which unfortunately failed on this floor to gain enough votes. we had 55 but we needed 60. and from the gallery on that day, someone shouted shame. december 14, 2012, will be foreve

out of forty mori has asked for forgiveness from peruvians thousands of people have a protested in lima after president petro public which in ski announced he was pardoning for gymboree on humanitarian grounds were more he's been serving a twenty five year prison sentence for corruption and crimes against humanity committed while he was in office in the one nine hundred ninety s. charlotte bella's has more. chaos in lima these peruvians are furious the former president alberto fujimori was pardoned by the current president picture a public christian ski a man they believe was trying to save his political korea. and the summer of seeing all the people mobilizing the police were following us in circling us they got close to us and threw bombs at us. to do more he was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for murder his kidnappings and disappearances carried out by a government death squad during his time in office he led from one thousand nine hundred ninety into two thousand. started on sunday the families of his victims lead the charge i think. they're trying to see if any i'm angr

forgiveness from peruvians from the bottom of his heart thousands of people have protested again in lima after the president had republicans keep popping forty morry he was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for murder and disappearances that happened during his time in office in the one nine hundred ninety s. charlotte ellis reports. chaos in lima these peruvians are furious the former president alberto fujimori was pardoned by the current president patriot public which in ski a man they believe was trying to save his political korea ok so i don't believe some of the i've seen all the people mobilizing the police were following us in circling us they got close to us and threw bombs at us. and fujimori was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for murder is kidnappings and disappearances carried out by a government death squad during his time in office he made from one thousand nine hundred ninety into two thousand. started on sunday and families of his victims lead the charge. to try to fit any i'm angry because i think it's a violation of the men. three of her family membe

mori has given his phone proof from the bottom of his heart thousands of people have protested in lima after president. pardoned mori he was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for corruption and crimes against humanity during his time in office in the one nine hundred ninety s. the kremlin says it's investigating with the calls by a russian opposition leader to boycott next year's election break the law alexei navalny has asked people to avoid the march vote after he was barred from running as a candidate syrian state t.v. is reporting that a government jet has been shot down over hama province says the military jet was downed by rebels in the north of the area and the pilot was killed in a packed hama has been subject that the heavy airstrikes by russian and syrian forces throughout the six year civil war hospitals in gaza have been forced to cancel operations and hospitals after cleaners went on strike over delayed salary payments the health ministry says planned surgeries cannot go ahead as operating theatres aren't ready the cleaning staff are demanding overdue pay from the

are marrying trees at this park in the city. >> are men in lima that bad?s just go marry a tree. best we're going to get, let's be honest. >> i'm a few steps away from it. >> this whole thing was orchestrated by artist richard torres and the whole thing is actually a symbolic event called "marry a tree and save it." his attempt to actually promote the message of peace and also the efforts against felling trees. he feels trees are being felled at an alarming rate and he wants to protect them. this is, obviously, pretty eccentric of an event, and it is pretty funny because it's unique. he, by the way, officiated the wedding. peru is not the only country he wants to do this in. he's planning to hit several other countries to continue to promote this message. most of these women are actresses in town, so this thing really was a big stunt to get attention, which is working for him. and, hopefully, it does create some kind of consciousness around the rapid rate at which trees are felling across the world. >>> that's it, that's all. go check out rightthisminute.co

hundreds of people have taken part in protests through the streets of lima for a second day, followingf former leader alberto fujimori. he was serving a 25—yearjail sentence for human rights abuses, but was pardoned on medical grounds by peru's president on sunday. shuba krishnan reports. gunshots, tear gas and mayhem. protesters clashed with riot police through the streets of carew‘s capital. for them, president kuczynski has agreed to release a mass murderer, a man responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent people during his government's war against left—wing rebels in the 19905. translation: we are demanding the resignation of kuczynski and we wa nt the resignation of kuczynski and we want alberto fujimori sent back to jail. the announcement of alberto fujimori's release came days after kuczynski survived an impeachment vote in congress. many believe the president made a deal with the opposition to release alberto fujimori in exchange for his political survival. mr kuczynski denies the allegations. translation: this has been the most difficult decision of my life. this deal

to see me on the table reporting from the peruvian capital lima thank you very much. thank you. and i want to hand you over now to garrett who has the first installment this week of this week's series on agent trade route that is to be revived yes and for that we go to china where the road starts and china of course is one of the most important economies in the world today building on a centuries old tradition as a great trading nation thousand years ago caravans of camels brought forth the linz ices and silt from china to the rest of the world following a network of trade routes called the silk road now china is reviving that tradition with a gigantic infrastructure project called the new silk road beijing is spending hundreds of billions of dollars on it the project includes all sorts of transport hubs including roads bridges railways ports and airports both in china and abroad and this week we'll have a closer look at the different stations and routes of the silk road project and we begin in the former imperial city of she done this starting point of the mobs of growth over t

was a finance minister about a decade i go now many peruvians here are gathering at the center of limain the capital where many people here not to support the president but many here are saying that they are they are protesting against what they say the power grab from the majority the opposition majority in congress which has caused the crisis in peru the worst political crisis even years that is already affecting the economic growth and and that political scenario many people here are saying that they are angry at president to keep you but they don't want him to go they want him to stay and they say that the political majority will oust him will remove him from office without a profit the president will be arriving earlier on thursday with his lawyer and he will haue a good minute according to the law and perhaps more to come with and explain what we're dealing with all day but it. all stroy in media reports say up to nineteen people have been injured after a car drove in sophistry is in melbourne of a white s.u.v. it crashed into a cable car stop on flinders street during late after

chaos in lima these peruvians are furious the former president alberto fujimori was pardoned by the current president page republic christian ski a man they believe was trying to save his political career. the summer of seeing all the people mobilizing the police were following us in circling us they got close to us and threw bombs at us. fujimori was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for murders kidnappings and disappearances carried out by a government death squad during his time in office he led from one thousand nine hundred ninety into two thousand. started on sunday the families of his victims lead the charge here. to try to see if any i'm angry because i think it's a violation of the memory of her family members it's a violation of the fight for the relatives for justice and truth a frail seventy nine year old fujimori was admitted to hospital on saturday suffering from low blood pressure and haas arrhythmia he responded to the cry on facebook and think kaczynski. i am aware that what resulted during my administration on one hand were well received but i recognize that on th

security reasons but hasn't given any more details demonstrators have marched through the capital lima against president petro pablo kosinski his decision to pardon the former president alberto fujimori seventy nine year old forger mori is still in intensive care a day after he was pardoned he's been serving a twenty five year sentence over human rights abuses and corruption during his tenure presidency the russian opposition leader alexina vollies calling for a boycott of next year's presidential election after he was barred from running against vladimir putin of ani's will be ruled ineligible because of a past criminal conviction which he says followed a politically motivated trial polls indicate president putin is on course to win easily liberians are set to go to the polls in a presidential runoff former football star george way is taking the country's vice president joseph. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera inside story i'll see in a half an hour. defeated but is it destroyed two thousand and seventeen the year of victory was the clad i still have all i

video assistant system being questioned in leipzig as well first leg sic were too fast for mind's eye lima paulsen dema kevin kumble one nil but just ten minutes later robin christ netted the equalizer i afraid kicked from mind sending a great shot from daniel brzezinski pay to go out she with a fantastic save but christ on with the fastest reaction then the video assistant drama in injury time in the first half they are going challenge demick. it looked like a fair tackle but although the referee consulted the video assistant leipsic still got the penalty t.-mo vanner scored two one to like sit by but with just three minutes to go justice was done through email big green and coach. who had been sent off after an argument with the referee was happy for differing reasons. he sent me to the stands there i sat and kissed a complete stranger after the two two on the forehead the woman was quite surprised i have to admit my wife doesn't have to worry about it. to all the final score. amber get involved or drew near the mill and that is what it looked like a match to forget. you've seen the foot

back on the streets of capital lima to protest against the pardon granted to form or president albert if it you morry on sunday the decision by embattled president. has prompted his culture minister to resign as reports it is also drawing international condemnation. brewer has been forced to revisit a painful a not so distant past the presidential pardon of alberto fujimori who led lots of american nation with an iron fist from one thousand nine hundred ninety two two thousand has sparked outrage in the country and beyond a group of un human rights experts has joined the critics calling it a slap in the face for the victims and witnesses who stylists commitment brought fujimori to justice an apology from the bed ridden seventy nine year old former president has done little to ease the sense of injustice who killed my song in this pretty cowardly and cruel way not president powdrill public could chimpsky has finished killing the entire family with this pardon of. they have called for more protests and inter-marry can court of human rights to examine the legality of the decision all we

la tensiÓn estalló en el centro de lima cuando manifestantes en contra del indulto otorgado por el presidentenscurriÓ con tranquilidad. manifestantes coreaban ffuertes lemas contra el presidente pedro pablo kuczynski a quien acusan de haber mentido cuando, durante su campaÑa prometiÓ que no liberarÍa a fujimori. >> parece que no sean prestado las condiciones necesarias y estoy aquÍ para defender a mi paÍs de la corrupciÓn. marÍa: la indignaciÓn creció. en un canje polÍtico gestionado por el hijo menor del expresidente. la otra cara de la moneda estaba en la clÍnica donde se recupera alberto fujimori. algunos de sus fieles seguidores hacen vigilia. al exmandatario le atribuyen haber pacificado al paÍs. >> hacerle saber que estamos acÁ, que el pueblo lo quiere. marÍa: ¿ ustedes siempre estuvo de su lado? >> sÍ. desde niÑa. marÍa: el presidente pedro pablo kuczynski ha llamado a la reconciliaciÓn, pero en este momento el paÍs estÁ bastante mÁs dividido que antes de su decisiÓn de indultar al ex presidente alberto fujimori. tres ministros han renunciado y otros 20 miembros de su gobierno. marÍa l

pardon granted to former president alberto for him already thousands of people took to the streets of lima in the biggest protest yet since the pardon was announced for him already had served less than half of the twenty five year prison sentence for corruption and human rights abuses. and apple has apologized for its decision to secretly slow down some old i phones the company saying the movers aimed at addressing problems associated with the batteries critics however have accused apple of slowing down the phones to encourage people to buy new and models as part of its apology the us company is slashing prices on battery replacement it's well people in there today will be heading to the polls in march of next year to elect a new government that's off the president said that a lot of dissolved parliament on thursday that move was expected as the country seeks to break its political deadlock but analysts fear the march election will do little more than produce further instability. the countdown to europe's next pivotal election begins italy's president signs the document that will dissolve

actor roger moore, el conocido agente 007 y a la talentosa intÉrprete argentina marÍa marta serra limaÓn óptica, en que las luces de colores y las sombras danzan con los bailarines y crearlas mÁs insÓlitas imÁgenes. esto terminÓ en una cascada lucía: como ya saben, sólo

actor roger moore, el conocido agente 007 y a la talentosa intÉrprete argentina marÍa marta serra limaÓn óptica, en que las luces de colores y las sombras danzan con los bailarines y crearlas mÁs insÓlitas imÁgenes. esto terminÓ en una cascada alejandra: buenos dÍas a nuestra gente en linda del Área de la bahÍa. estamos en la iglesia de nuestra seÑora del pilar celebrando a la morenita. gloribella: buenos dÍas a todos ustedes. un placer de estar aquÍ por primera vez. esta iglesia de nuestra seÑora del pilar. aquÍ estaremos transmitiendo las maÑanitas en este momento. por supuestas a las 7:00 a.m. les damos la bienvenida.

protesters and police clashed on the streets of lima the anger over x. laid out better too for he maurice pardon isn't going away some demonstrators carry photos of victims slaying during fouhy morays decade empower. korea's current president a public appeal to the people calling the pardon the most difficult decision of his life. i am convinced that those of us who consider ourselves democrats cannot allow alberto fujimori to die in prison justice is not vengeance. that families of four he morey's victims see no reason to release him who he marine has served twelve years out of a twenty five year jail sentence for graft and human rights abuses. but he has families the rights to justice that we have are being trampled we are here reacting with a rejection of that pradhan and demanding that all the processes be made more transparent in the manner that must be followed and according to the new music peruvian laws dictate what some people believe the circumstances surrounding the pardon are part of a political quid pro quo to keep the current president in p

protesters and police kirsch on the streets of lima the anger over x. leader i'll bet a few he morey's pardon isn't going away. some demonstrators carry photos of victims slain jaring for him henri's presidency. during a decade in power for him henri oversaw extrajudicial executions massacres and the forced sterilization of thousands of women. families of the victims are furious with current president pedro pablo could since the two ordering food he mores released. was. a stanley's the rights to justice that we have are being trampled we are here rejecting that pardon and demanding that all the processes be made more transparent in a manner that must be followed and according to the norms that peruvian laws dictate what. president pedro pablo christian skee appealed to the people calling the pardon the most difficult decision of his life. i am convinced that those of us who consider ourselves democrats cannot allow alberto fujimori to die in prison or for justice is not vengeance. nor is bringing guns. could since he had campaigned on a promise not to p

i wasn't but on the streets of lima outrage at the pardon among human rights and left wing activists they say he should remain in jail. where totally opposed to the pardon because fujimori is a war criminal he sterilize women against their will and had union leaders and journalists killed. in that salute indignation we will never forget what has happened and what he has done little to stop that. anger to a current president pedre. he had promised not to pardon for he mari then last week he survived a no confidence vote in congress which is dominated by for him or his supporters. this pardon is illegal the medical report that supposedly backs up this decision is a fraud it's all part of a political deal between the foci mores and kocinski as party we reject decision here's a list. but frankly mori also has a large following supporters celebrated his release at the hospital where he'd been taken on saturday straight from prison. he reportedly has cardiovascular problems it's the most part we are extremely happy just as has been done for the best president peru has ever had the man who

granted to former president are better for him already thousands of people taking to the streets of lima in the biggest protest yet since the pardon was announced would you morty has served less than half of a twenty five year prison sentence for corruption and human rights abuses. now people in italy will be heading to the polls in march of next year to elect a new government that's after president serves your mother a lot dissolved parliament on thursday the move was expected as the country seeks to break its political deadlock but analysts fear the march election will do little more than produce further instability the countdown to europe's next pivotal election begins italy's president signs the document that will dissolve the country's parliament but with the vote expected to be split the country could face a hung parliament and a long period of political turbulence in the traditional end of year address is sleaze prime minister gentle only defended his government's record he said they'd put the economy back on track and were managing the refugee crisis. the transition from criminal

bruce president the latest south american leader caught up in allegations of corruption with live in lima. and in sport regional politics hits the gulf cup football tournament saudi arabia withdraws from a press conference due to the presence of qatar based channels including al-jazeera . at least four people have died after a ferry with hundreds on board capsized off the coast of the philippines now it was traveling from the town of in fund in case on province to police or island over two hundred passengers and crew have been rescued now the red cross says the number of suspected cholera cases in yemen has reached one million more than two thousand people have died from the highly contagious infections and see cholera outbreak began in april the u.n. says the water on country is facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis with eighty percent of its population suffering from a shortage of food clean water and access to health care. well and jackie may is the middle east spokeswoman at the international committee of the red cross she joins me now on skype from geneva good to have you with

well more on the midweek bonus league action i'm joined here in the studio by a lima hotel key from d.w. sports. leipsic could narrow by on munich's lead at the top of the table five points if they managed to beat both borg and tonight's early game is it too late for them to make a serious challenge for the title and it's not even about life it's acknowledging a serious challenge of course they do i think most. it's in the d.n.a. to want to dethrone by and munich they've had a monopoly for the past five seasons and when they when they don't just when they have a tendency to really run away with the title yes partly because you know they are a really good team that's just too good there's a reason people call them a super cop they would dominate most leaks but for the first time this season back in september it looked like this could be the year when the season when by and nick might fall flat on their face and what happens is comes in coaching change by and get their mojo back and so i'm calling it out right now the title is a foregone conclusion ok. well later tonight we've got another

it is popular among his constituency. multilateral diplomacy. in the united states. in lima. the presidento kuczynski. to deny allegations of corruption. cholera outbreaks the world has seen in a decade. of the population with little access to food or clean water. from the capital sa naa. you may find it distressing. and beyond despair. he's just one of yemen's starving children. other infants suffering just like him. reached the capital. abdillahi's motherjamilla sits helpless at his side. she's already lost two other children to hunger. she tells me he's all she has to live for. translation: my husband's salary used to provide for us. it would run out at the end of the month, but he would get paid. everything was ok. now, all we eat is bread and tea. now in its third year. from birth, it's a struggle to survive. given his first proper meal in days. anyone working for the state hasn't received a salary. so the family quickly fell into poverty. too ashamed to ask their own family for help, they struggled in silence. and another is shared out between the rest. that's all we have. at night t