is madura expected to get extra powers then? >> he calls it the en ailing law.e says he needs this the right to rule by decree in which he stops the anti-imperialist law to defend venzuela from recently being branded from the u.s. as a national threat u.s. sanctions were targeted saplings against essentially officials basis upon either human rights violations or corruption. and this has been completely sidelined by maduro who made this more about a national threat on the national security he is insisting he needs these extra powers. how has the opposition responded to that? this has been many reactions. some say madura needs to focus on soaring inflation and the mounting crime that affects regular venzuelaans and that he is saying, you know, he is arguing that there is an imminent foreign threat just to use an excuse to mask the domest domestic problem. other opposition figures are genuinely concerned maduro might be using the special powers to silence dissent. he is intolerant even from within his own ranks. that's a growing concern for opposition figures. also

nicolÁs madura mÁs hablÓ de otras medidas que complican aÚn mÁs la relaciÓn de ambos paÍses.de la euforia de una llamada marcha antiimperialista decreciente maduro sobre la detenciÓn de ciudadanos estadounidenses que presuntamente espiaban al paÍs. >> en el tÁchira capturamos a un piloto de aviÓn estadounidense. de origen latino con documentaciÓn de todo tipo. estÁ declarando. >> reducir personal de la embajada de estados unidos el visado obligatorio para los visitantes y la prohibiciÓn de la entrada al paÍs de supuestos polÍticos violadores de derechos humanos. una lista antiterrorista. del ex jefe de la cia. >> una respuesta de madura muy similar a las medidas que estados unidos adoptÓ contra funcionarios venezolanos recientemente. en asia de san cristÓbal la oposiciÓn varÍa detectar y tomÓ nuevamente las calles. vestidos de blanco salieron a protestar en rechazadas haciendo un joven de 14 aÑos. >> que cayÓ abatido por un disparo de la policÍa durante la manifestaciÓn solamente no fue ese muchacho. hay una cadena de mando que tiene que caer tambiÉn. >> la ciudad sigue en te

they have moved people from madura into parts of kalimantan that were animous and hill tribe and this. and moved indonesian, javanese officials into government and hotel and tourist industry in bali. and so it's only in the last few... couple decades that the ethnic and religious thing has been really scrambled into one nation, which on one level will help integration in the long term but right now means that people are losing their land to people of different religions; that people are losing their business and their jobs to people of different languages. and so it's bringing the ethnic groups into day-to-day conflict in a way that they haven't been in the past. narrator: more than half of indonesia's population lives on the relatively small island of java. the capital city jakarta is the political and economic center of indonesia. the island of bali is about 600 miles to the east of jakarta. bali is just 90 miles long and 50 miles wide, but has a population of two and a half million. bali is unique in the predominantly muslim nation of indonesia. the main religion here is hindu. bal

the interior, so clearly despite some call for reflection or peaceful measures or commitment from madura to handle this in a peaceful manner, the aggressive tone of the u.s. rhetoric continues. >> the protest turned violent. and myself beat demonstrators to try to bring an end to a week-long rally for a proposed education bill. it would limit academic freedom. >> a tense stand off between protesters turns into a confrontation. for more than a week, the protesters have been chanting. they are unhappy with the newly enacted education law which they say restricts academic freedom. on tuesday local officials said they would allow students to march. but when the activists found out they wouldn't be able to hold banners and chant slogans along the way they became angry. it doesn't take long for the situation to descend into violence. hundreds of police charge at the protesters, with batons and sticks, striking and injuring them. protesters are dragged into police trucks and student leaders are among those arrested. the police also attack a vehicle that was being used by the demonstrators. poli

. >> reporter: president nicolas madura was greeted on tuesday with a standing ovation in the venezuelan national assembly asking for powers to impending threat. the move coming after the u.s. branded venezuela a national security threat and post sanctions from officials. >> we will perfect the venezuela legal system. so it's not necessary. so we can protect the territory, strengthen the armed forces. we will prepare ourselves economically financially and commercially for a blockade enabling a shield for the country. in power for two years, this is the second time they ask for an enabling law. the mentor requested the right to rule by decree. the decision surprised few. it's an enormous situation. they have had a lot of system for the last 17 years. it's not absolute lu knew for us. they are using it as an excuse in order to create a new environment. they are going to use it in order to present what some say is a decision of president obama. with sanctions against people a celebration against the country. they want to present it. >> president nicolas maduro says he needs special powers.

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. >> la ley se aprueba en el medio de ejercicios militares que madura califica como exitosos y se extenderÁnne cuatro artÍculos vigente desde el momento de su publicaciÓn. maduro: gracias a todos los diputados que han votado esta maravillosa ley habilitante... que me da el poder suficiente para defender la paz, la soberanÍa, la integridad de la patria de bolÍvar. angÉlica: esto ocurre cuando deciden dejar a leopoldo lÓpez privado de libertad mientras transcurre el juicio. este lunes serÁ publicada la ley habilitante en 17 aÑos entre chÁvez y maduro se han aprobado 271 leyes de mano directa sin discusiÓn parlamentaria. desde caracas, venezuela y a marÍa angÉlica gonzÁlez. >> pasamos ahora a brasil donde cientos de miles de brasileÑos protestaron contra la presidente rousseff. las principales manifestaciones tuvieron lugar en rÍo de janeiro y comenzaron en las playas de copacabana. los manifestantes cantaron consignas contra rousseff y el oficialista partido de los trabajadores en rechazo de la corrupciÓn en la estatal petrolera petrobras. hablan de hasta 1 millÓn del francÉs a cargo de. costa

the madura government says documents are spies and wants most of them to leave. president nicolas maduro has responded by appointing one of those officials. as the new minister of the interior. the u.s. is trying to topple his government. >> president obama put himself into a box with no way out. he has decided that he wants to be remembered in future like jay nixon and president bush. president obama, you don't have a right to attack venezuela or declare that it is a threat to the people of united states. you are a threat. you decide to kill, to finance terrorism in the world. >> other news. a joint offensive by troops against boko haram retook two towns in north-eastern nigeria, they recaptured two towns, killing hundreds of boko haram fighters. they crossed into borno state in north-eastern nigeria. this is the latest offense of countries inside nigeria. on friday they approved the creation of a regional force with 8,000 soldiers. we have been following the developments from the nigerian capital ab uma. usualing -- abuja. >> this is a huge victory for regional

passed over government officials now madura has cleverly shifted attention from the sanctions that were meant to ban assets and made it something about protecting national sovereignty. he has been asking for this enabling law to protect the nation from any possible aggression from the u.s. >> and is this unusual in venezuela? >> not at all. it's taken no one by surprise here. this is the second time that president maduro would have asked for the right to rule by decree in just two years of government. and his predecessor and mentor, hugo chavez, this was something that he often did. critics argue that it is more of a tool that maduro will be using ahead of parliamentary objection to draw in support in light of his dropping pap layerty. >> still to come, south africa's president resist demands to pay back millions of dollars in taxpayer's money that he spent on his home. and more on the operation that we'll see countries team up to catch drug dealers along the mekong river. your kids... >> they're mine >> al jazeera america presents camp last resort on al jazeera america >> this is the t

. >> president madura has turned the issue of as soon as a matter of national sovereignty. has brought. international support. but whether it extends to his own backyard will only be known in the upcoming polls. >> hundreds of thousands of protesters have marched in cities across brazil, many calling for the impeachment of dilma roussef. we'll bring in adam rainy. give us more about the demonstrations in brazil, adam? >> reporter: yes, doreen we're holdings here the main newspaper this morning, and you can see the main impact this march across the country has had everywhere. on one of them, it says the it is the biggest protest since 1984, that led to the end of the military regime. now that's not verifiable this time, but that's what they're saying. if you go to every paper they're showing the same thing. an overwhelming people power in the street and they're comparing it to 1984-5, and the strongest comparison was in a rejoe de janeiro paper, one of the biggest papers, and what they say is that march 15th has a new democracy. what that means is that march march 15th was p

nicholas madura. a recording that links an american citizen to a plot to overthrow him.s this american extradited u.s. called it baseless. why is he doing this? simple. he's collapsing and wants someone to blame or divert attention. the economy is in shambles inflation 70%, higher than any country in the world so far according to barclays. the bank sis the country's debt is deeper than greek's debt. it will plunge this year. supermarket shelves are empbty. hospitals lack basic supplies. the terrible economic policies of mod your, a and late president chavez have taken toll. in efficient exchange rate as being culprits. the economy was already in bad shape last year and then oil prices plummeted making things much worse for this oil-centered economy. we are witnessing the end of chavismo eggo orks chavismo. he wove together tomorrow cease with authoritarianism post modern autocracy that looked democratic but was anything but. elections are rigged the government controls judiciary and runs national assembly without checks or balances. when chavis was in power, high prices

reportera: esta anais madura que estÁn escuchando hace constante con la que hoy es super famosa de lasacer? anais: pues nada mÁs mira a la cÁmara y di, dime, te afecta? reportera: a mÍ no, bonita. para los que le quieren escuchar cantar, hay buenas noticias, se estÁ preparando para relanzar su carrera con un nuevo disco. anais: todo estÁ marchando. ♪ ♪ (ovaciÓn) ana: wow, quÉ voz! increÍble! johnny: me gustaron muchas cosas de las que dijo, eso de si no voy a cantar no hago nada. y tambiÉn que todos tenemos un naco, aunque lo escondamos. ana: oye, karla, te afecta? karla: ahora les platico lo que me afecta, pero no se imaginan lo que revelaron los gemelos sobre su propia madre a quien veremos en la novela. y aquÍ estÁ con nosotros el tÍo ron magill! alan: animales impresionantes! tio ron magill: una boa de madagascar. karla: ademÁs, claudia "mamacita" molina nos va a decir cÓmo ejercitarnos con nuestro propio peso, ¿cÓmo es eso? ya regresamos a "despierta amÉrica", la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn! ♪ ♪ y meterme en la cama sin que nadie se de cuenta. y meterme en la cama sin que na