the confidence that they can redo maduro from office -- and remove maduro from office is small. u.s. will continue to recognize him and will continue to support him, even with biden power. canada, japan, and other countries recognize him too. reporter: controlling the national is only gives maduro the legal tools he lacked in the past, and the appearance of legitimacy in front of international allies. >> with this, maduro, from a legal point of view, can validate the national assembly in front of his allies to sign agreements. oil concessions that legally need to be done by the assembly. aside from that, maduro, from a real point of view, already controlled every institution. reporter: maduro's grip on power remains a strong. despite guaido's efforts. he has failed to turn the armed forces against him. but disenchantment with the economic and political situation in the country is significant, and growing. that is why the confrontation with the opposition is unlikely to end anytime soon. ♪ [mikael colville-andersen] when we travel to other cities, we often experience a sense of f

maduro. was elected for a second term, a poll that was highly controversial, a vote that the opposition boycotted. it was in the shadow of elections deemed neitherfree norfair, but this man, juan guaido, started to become well known. as leader of the national assembly, his prominence rose and citing several articles of the constitution, he declared himself acting president, a decision that was backed by around 50 countries. but two years on, despite the political wrangling, the man sitting in miraflores palace is still president nicolas maduro. he is going nowhere, for now. in december, the government insisted on holding parliamentary elections to vote for a new national assembly while the opposition boycotted it once again, there are still those who feel voting is important. candidates rallied, supporters turned up at it it's this man, hugo chavez who keeps them going. chavez was the charismatic leader who kept the so—called bolivarian revolution back in 1999. the man who, through socialism,

president maduro was elected in 2013.lamed for driving the economy further into the ground. he blames us sanctions for the problems venezuela faces. the us, once the largest purchaser of their oil, no longer buys any. mr maduro was elected for a second term, in a poll that was highly controversial, a vote that the opposition boycotted. it was in the shadow of elections deemed neitherfree orfair, but this man started to become well known. as leader of the national assembly, his prominence rose and citing several articles of the constitution, he declared himself acting president, a decision that was backed by around 50 countries. but two years on, despite the political wrangling, the man sitting in the palace is still president nicolas maduro. he is going nowhere for now. in december, the government insisted on holding parliamentary elections to vote for a new national assembly. while the opposition boycotted it once again, there are still those who feel voting is important. candidates rallied, supporters turned up and it's

president maduro was elected in 2013.omy further into the ground, he blames us sanctions for the problems venezuela faces. the us, once the largest purchaser of their oil, now seeks to remove him. mr maduro was elected for a second term, a poll that was highly controversial, a vote that the opposition boycotted. it was in the shadow of elections dealing with the free or fair, elections dealing with the free orfair, but this man elections dealing with the free or fair, but this man started to become well known. as leader of the national assembly, his prominence rose and setting several articles of the constitution, he declared himself acting president, a decision that is backed by around 50 countries. but two years on, despite the political wrangling, the man sitting in the palace is still president nicolas maduro. he is going nowhere for now. in december, the government insisted on holding parliamentary elections to vote for a new national assembly while the opposition boycotted it once again, there are still those who fe

it cited cuba's support for venezuela's leader, nicolas maduro and said it for harboured us fugitives leaders. president—electjoe biden had earlier said he would reverse donald trump's tightened restrictions and sanctions on cuba. mark lobel reports. just underfive just under five years ago president 0bama made history in havana, offering humans the kiss of peace. a year earlier, the us embassy there had reopened. the us just the us embassy there had reopened. the usjust delisted cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. warming relations that had soured during the cold warand that had soured during the cold war and failed the bay of pigs invasion. but president trump changed course, delighting some cuban—americans by tightening restrictions on us travel and remittances to cuba, placing costly sanctions on shipments of venezuelan oil to the island. that helped propel president trump to victory in florida in november. with conservative cu ban—america ns they're attracted by trump's anti— socialist message. now, there will be further sanctions on the communist run island, it is back in the

it cited cuba's support for venezuela's leader, nicolas maduro and said it for harboured us fugitivesgton dc, william leogrande is a professor of government at the american university. thank at the american university. you for your time. how significant thank you for your time. how significant would you say this move is? well, the practical effect on huber‘s going to be relatively small, because the financial sanctions that would normally apply to a country when it is put on a terrorism list are less than the economic sanctions we already have on cuba, because of the general embargo. so in that sense, it is more of a symbolic action than having any real practical effect on the cuban economy. why do you think the trump administration has chosen to make this move right now?|j think make this move right now?” think there are a number of reasons and you really had on them stopping number one is president trump, from the very beginning, has wanted to dismantle basically all the important policy legacy of president 0bama, and opening with cuba was among his most important signature foreign

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after taking over parliament this month following a widely contested election president nicolas maduro appears to be setting the stage to finally make good on his threat to quote make wide all rot in prison you're good ok well we had our look at that but on the whole moment up i think the government is waiting for the right moment to make its move has been delaying its waiting for president trump to leave office but now the balances tips towards prosecuting don't if it doesn't go into exile. parliament has asked the supreme court to order why those arrest for alleged subversion and treason. but the new u.s. administration may make it as unadvisable as the previous one. despite speculation to the contrary president joe biden has confirmed he'll continue recognizing why the law not only as in israel as opposition leader but as a to mainly symbolic interim president. as a clear warning to muddle by those ambassador to washington. was invited to biden's inauguration is a message for the venezuelan people. us will stand with the innocent people in their quest to restore democracy how do you

the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro, says he is hoping to turn the page and rebuild relations withal respect and dialogue. he said he would work with president biden to remove economic sanctions imposed by the trump administration for over a decade. but they deteriorated sharply under donald trump, who labelled mr maduro a dictator and openly supported efforts to have him replaced by the opposition leader, juan guaido. one of the giants of american broadcasting, larry king, has died. he was 87. larry king is best known for hosting a nightly talk show on cnn, which ran for 25 years. he was being treated in hospital after testing positive for covid—19. daniella relph looks back on his life. for more than 60 years, he interviewed everybody who was anybody. tonight, the legendary liza minnelli on marriage. would you marry again? are you nuts?! ..oscar winners. .. start spreading the news — the legendary liza minnelli is here. ..presidents. .. ..a candid conversation with president george w and laura bush from the white house. will they ever get you to say "maybe — maybe i was wrong?" a

and nicolas maduro titan's is great britain venezuela as the new national assembly is sworn in. the air. saudi arabia and its allies have agreed to restore full diplomatic ties with qatar ending their 3 and a half year blockade of the country leaders from across the gulf region have signed a declaration calling for. stability at a summit aimed at resolving the dispute the declaration will enable member states to combat any threats to go for security and it ensures no interference in each other's internal affairs. i mean bin hamad al funny was welcomed with an embrace by saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon this a day after the announcement that saudi arabia will reopen its land borders to qatar. has paid tribute to the efforts of kuwait in helping to negotiate the end of the book 8 jamal and child reports. after 3 and a half years of a crisis that threatened the very core of the gulf region g.c.c. leaders have agreed to end divisions and in a new era of cooperation the olympic relation is that has achieved a settlement of all issues outstanding in a way that is entir

still ahead here down to 0 nicolas maduro tightens his grip on venezuela as a near assembly and sworn in. hello there the weather squatting down nicely now across the eastern side of the u.s. but we have got more lively weather in the forecast will see wetter weather making its way through the plains some heavy downpours for the deep south snow on the northern flank of that then more wet and wintry weather coming in across the pacific northwest northern parts of california see the mix of rain sleet the snow could see maybe as much as 30 centimeters of snow across the cascades over the next couple of days and that will continue to make its way across the mountain states war wet and windy windy weather making its way into the pacific northwest western parts of canada for the latter part of this week by thursday showers longer spells of rain down towards the southeast showers also lingering across parts of the caribbean pushing up across cuba western areas seeing wanted to shout out for the main island this is really not looking too bad few showers coming into the wind was from time to t

venezuela's president nicolas maduro has tied in his grip on power with the swearing in of a national assembly controlled by his socialist party it marks the end of control by the opposition who boycotted last month's election because they said it was neither free nor fat traceable reports. the pictures of latin america's independence hero. and lead president to go chavis i return to venice way less national assembly a symbolic act by the ruling socialist party to let the world know model is now in control of the legislative body. i tell you this without any rhetoric that we cannot fail we cannot but succeed this time we have to repair what has been damaged we have to rebuild what has been destroyed to rebuild what has been damaged by hatred betrayal and violence but he took what critics say was a fraudulent election last month for my little to take power in the assembly. opposition has been in control since 2016 and since then has been in constant confrontation with the government denouncing what it called dictatorial ways 2 years ago the president of the body one proclaimed himself

and nicolas maduro tightens his grip on venezuela as the new national assembly in school when it. hello the weather is pretty quiet across the middle east now and it's been pretty quiet around the eastern side of the mediterranean quite enough actually for some pretty tense folks see this every picture in tel aviv where we've had some fog and low cloud lingering for the past few days light winds will lead to similar conditions over the next few days like winds here in qatar as well temperatures a pleasant 24 celsius perhaps a little down on that as we go on through thursday but still pleasant enough a bit of a cane a sleep resetting in by this stage i mean. i want to show is into northern parts western parts of saudi arabia but nothing much to speak of there of a little further south wanted to showers pushing towards the horn of africa but essentially it stays dry and fine here because showers too long spells of right across the house of africa down across the rift valley some really wet weather continuing into that eastern side of south africa and other wetter weather starting to

the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro, says he is hoping to turn the page and rebuild relations withsaid he would work with president biden to remove economic sanctions imposed by the trump administration and rebuild his country's economy. relations between the two countries have been strained for over a decade, but they deteriorated sharply under donald trump, who labelled mr maduro a dictator and openly supported efforts to have him replaced by the opposition leader, juan guaido. this is bbc news. the headlines: russian police have arrested thousands of people in dozens of cities across the country to halt protests in support ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny. dutch police at schiphol airport have arrested tse chi lop, the alleged head of one of the world's biggest drugs gangs. senior doctors in the uk have called on the government to shorten the gap between the first and second doses of pfizer—biontech coronavirus vaccinations. the doctors union, the bma, said the gap of a maximum 12 weeks is "difficult to justify" and said it could potentially undermine the effectiveness

effort after effort to negotiate with maduro's regime for whatever have all resulted in nothing.e uses it to buy time and to delay and he uses it to divide the opposition. and unfortunately, multiple players have fallen into that trap. the reality of it is that he will agree to all sorts of short-term reversible things, you know, release of political prisoner, what have you, but at the end of the day he's not ever to agree to free and fair elections because he can't win them. is it your view that our stance towards venezuela should change in at that we should no longer recognize juan guido and enter into negotiations with maduro? >> no, it is not. i very much agree with you, senator. first of all, with regard to a number of the steps that were taken towards venezuela in recent years, including recognizing mr. guaido, recognizing as the only democracy elected institution in venezuela. seeking to increase pressure on the regime led by a brutal dictator in maduro, as well as to try to work with some of our allies and partners. the hard part is that for all of those efforts, which i

and as well as new parliament has met for its 1st session with president nicolas maduro his party had almost complete control of the national assembly is united socialist party won more than 92 percent of seats a month ago after the opposition parties led by one quite by one byte of boy court of elections a plan to maintain a parallel parliament in. germany is extending its national coronavirus lock down by 3 weeks in an effort to reduce stubbornly high infection and death rates the decision follows a meeting between chance of going to medical in the country 16 state leaders where they also agreed to tighten some restrictions including curbs on social contacts and limits on people's movement in the worst affected areas. germans have been feeling the effect of tougher corona restrictions since last year but the lockdown is about to get tighter still to avoid people we're going to extend the measures which we agreed in december until the 31st of january and in some areas we will have to introduce even tougher measures. shelton. infection numbers have not dropped as sharply as hoped and

the lateing over for hugo chavez in 2013, maduro has resisted efforts to force him out.ore than 50 countries including the united states recognize the inosition as the leader early 2019. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: thank you so much. we are going to continue our coverage of the georgia runoff elections with two political scientists. alan abramowitz is a professor at emory university. zaino of iona college is still with us. there is not much polling in georgia for these elections. it is hard to see where the election is going. is there any way to predict what will happen tonight? alan: the main thing we have to go by is looking at the turnout in the early voting compared with the turnout in the early voting before the november elections. first of all, it's been very strong for a runoff election, over 3 million votes cast in early voting. that is a very high percentage for a runoff election. of course, lower than the gen

effort after effort to negotiate with maduro's regime have all resulted in nothing.he uses it to divide the opposition. multiple players have fallen into that trap. the reality of it is he will agree to all sorts of short-term reversible things, release of political players in her, what have you, -- release of political prisoners. he will never agree to free and fair elections because he cannot win. is it your view that we should no longer recognize juan guaido and negotiations with maduro? mr. blinken: no, it is not. i very much agree with you, senator, first of all with regard to the number of steps that were taken. toward venezuela in recent years. including recognizing mr. gua ido. recognizing the national assembly as the only democratically elected institution in venezuela. seeking to increase pressure on the regime led by a brutal dictator in maduro as well as to try to work with some of our allies and partners. the hard part is that for all of those efforts, which i support, we obviously have not gotten the results that we need. an one of the things i wouldd o

and venezuela, i'm sure you're aware maduro utilized negotiations as a delay tactic.it's so egregious that even the vatican says we're not having more negotiations, in fact, in strongly worded letter to the pope, you remember the last time we met-- i'm paraphrasing, remember the last time we met, you agreed to things and you never did any of them, there's no purpose meeting anymore. effort after effort to meet with maduro's regime resulted in nothing, he uses it for time to delay and uses it for the opposition and unfortunately, multiple players have fallen into that trap. the reality of it is that he will agree to all sorts of short-term reversible things, you know, release of political prisoner, what have you, but at the end of the day he's not ever going to agree to free and fair elections because he can't win them. is it your view that our stans towards venezuela should change in essence we should no longer recognize juan guaido and enter into negotiations with maduro? >> no. first with regard to a number of steps taken towards venezuela in recent years, including

el gobierno de trump tomÓ una Última medida en contra de maduro. con nuevas sanciones financieras.en la base militar este miÉrcoles en la maÑana, antes de partir a la florida. con Él se lleva la maleta con los cÓdigos nucleares que estarÁ a su cargo, hasta el mediodÍa. cuando biden asuma el poder. otra maleta lista para el nuevo mandatario. trump no estÁ en la ciudad capital, aquÍ tendrÁ que enfrentar un juicio polÍtico. ilia: biden, el presidente electo, llegÓ a washington para tomar posesiÓn maÑana. se harÁ cargo de un gobierno que enfrenta la pandemia del coronavirus, una aguda crisis econÓmica. la divisiÓn del paÍs. horas antes se despidiÓ emocionado de su estado, como nos cuenta claudia. reportera: con lÁgrimas en los ojos el presidente ulecto se quebrÓ. [habla en inglÉs] >> es un poco emotivo para ÑrÍ. — mÍ. estuviste conmigo en las buenas y en las malas. reportera: hablÓ de su hijo que muriÓ de cÁncer. [habla en inglÉs] >> me arrepiento de una cosa, que no estÉ aquÍ. reportera: con medidas de seguridad viajÓ a la capital en aviÓn y pasarÁ la noche en la casa de huespedes del

washington lo acusa de lavado de dinero y ser testaferro de maduro.jo que visitÓ a familiares y no tiene nada que ocultar. jorge: la pandemia impedirÁ que el papa celebre el brautizo de niÑos. se decidiÓ cancelar por precauciÓn por el repunte del coronavirus. ahora los niÑos serÁn bautizados en sus respectivas parroquias. ilia: cuando regresemos, las loterias tienen cada una mÁs de 400.000.000 de dÓlares de premios. una juega esta noche. la otra maÑana. ♪ colgate optic white renewal elimina 10 años de manchas amarillas... con la mayor cantidad de peróxido de hidrógeno en una crema dental. elimina 10 años de manchas amarillas con colgate optic white renewal. las ventas suben y a josé necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/ oferta. ♪ jorge: entre esta noche y maÑana la suerte que muchos dicen que es loca, podrÍa cambiar la vida de uno o mÁs apostadores. ilia:

fugitives and support for nicolas maduro.s a nation it is one of their latest in a series of last-minute rules the trump administration is making before biden takes office on january 20. russia's president, vladimir putin, has hosted the leaders us are by and armenia this monday, their first meeting since the 44 day war this year. 6000 people lost their lives in the conflict, which was brought to an end by a russian brokered peace deal. the armenian say that it amounted to betrayal. they met at the kremlin. >> in moscow the leaders of azerbaijan and armenia flanked the russian president after the rare meeting between the three of them. the armenian prime minister says that the conflict over the region is still not resolved. >> [speaking foreign language] >> thousands of people were killed fighting over the region before a peace agreement in november saw armenia receipt -- seed large amounts of territory to azerbaijan. >> their future status remains undecided at it is not clear how many prisoners of war the two sides asked --

efforts to force venezuela's president nicolas maduro from office. tens of thousands of followers of travel to india's capital new delhi in their biggest show of strength yes against the government's they've been demonstrating for months against new pricing as. a means that these modi government should take these 3 laws back so that the farmers get their rights back the government has pause these laws without any discussions without any thought it is as if they've imposed them the government should revert all the laws except where they you. the entire country watches daily on republic day so when the truck does roll into the city on this day then the message goes out that the farmers fight is not yet although it is just who are fighting for rights by entering the city. it's obvious prime minister has a pick contest has resigned in a bid to form a new government he lost his majority after a journey of policy withdrew its support from his coalition because of how he handled the pandemic president says you're much at all or will start consultations with

permitirá a los venezolanos que huyen de la crisis humanitaria provocada por o gobierno de nicolás madurops por vía ejecutiva no pueda ser presidente. podría tren mucha más fuerza trascendencia >> el experto reconoce como medidas políticas pero el tps podría crear una vía de residencia permanente. >> tenemos que esperar la implementación para ver cómo dejan ellos la posibilidad. hay mucha gente que no lo desea, que no le parece bien, y mucha gente también entiende que si. que sí se puede. >> ante las posibilidades los venezolanos esperan >> sí lo merecemos y es una buena oportunidad. >> mientras que otros venezolanos en estatus de asilo también pueden considerar protegerse con el tps >> lo que pasa es que dan la posibilidad de residencia, el asilo se queda esperando. >> una medida marcada por la espera del senador menéndez como demócratas y republicanos en la florida han presionado para que se otorgue el tps a los venezolanos pero los esfuerzos incluso siendo bipartidistas, han sido retrasados y al menos 200,000 ciudadanos venezolanos esperan no ser deportados. >> el presidente biden firm

president joe biden but president nicolas maduro has consolidated his power and quite 0 is in danger of being arrested as out in america to see a new man reports. 2 years after being declared interim president biden israel's former opposition controlled legislature langlade those future and his freedom hang in a precarious balance. after taking over parliament this month following a widely contested election president legal last i'm a boodle appears to be setting the stage to finally make good on his threat to quote make why they all rot in prison you're good ok well we have our look at that but on the whole moment but i think the government is waiting for the right moment to make its move has been delaying its waiting for president trump to leave office but now the balances tips towards prosecutes inquiry don't if it doesn't go into exile the record of parliament has asked the supreme court to order why those arrest for alleged subversion and treason. but the new u.s. administration may make it as unadvisable as the previous one. and despite speculation to the contrary president joe

venezuela's president nicolas maduro has tightened his grip on power with the swearing in of a national assembly controlled by his socialist party. it marks the end of control by the opposition who boycotted less month's election because he said it was neither free nor fair. opposition leader juan guaido is recognized by several nations as the country's interim leader, and instead lead a virtual opposition congress session. those are the headlines. coming up next, it is inside story. please stay with us. ♪ >> the president of central african republic wednesday -- wins a second term. but the opposition says the election was not free or fair. can the president unite a country invited by a civil war, and a humanitarian crisis? this is "inside story." ♪ host: hello and welcome to the program. the central african republic's president has been reelected in a vote marred by violence and intimidation. the electoral commission says faustin-archange touadera won 53 % of the balance last sunday. he avoids a second round runoff with opposition candidates, who say the vote was flawed. many polling s

also claimed that cuban intelligence agencies have, quote, assisted venezuelan president nicolas maduro to maintain his strangle holdover his people. the designation means exports and sales of weapons-related products from the u.s. to cuba are banned. economic assistance, excluding humanitarian efforts, is also restricted. cuban foreign minister bruno rodriguez criticized the decision, calling it hypocritical and cynical. the u.s. government put cuba on the list of state sponsors of terrorism in 1982, but the obama administration removed it in 2015 during negotiations to normalize ties between the two nations. >>> trump has taken a hard-line stance on cuba reversing measures by obama including restrictions on the u.s. president elect joe biden suggested in his election campaign a willingness to improve bilateral ties but removing trump's sanctions on cuba. this latest move could impact u.s./cuba relations for biden's incoming government. >>> china says a group of international experts from the world health organization will arrive in the country on thursday. the w.h.o. had hoped to disp

la baja en la producción del combustible pudiera ser el motivo de la escasez, aunque el presidente madurotantes y la policía, 400 inconformes salieron a protestar contra la desigualdad social, policías con equipos antidisturbios emplearon gases lacrimógenos contra manifestantes. los medios locales desconocen el número de detenidos. >> donde sí hay número de arrestos es en la capital de rusia, 2 mil personas fueron detenidas mientras exigían libertad para el opositor crítico de vladímir putin, presidente de la federación rusa. periodistas extranjeros calcularon 40,000 personas manifestándose, y las autoridades hablan de 4000. los inconformes desafiaron temperaturas de -58 grados. >> hay un plan para salvar los juegos olímpicos de tokio que fueron suspendidos en el 2020, el comité olímpico internacional y la organización mundial de la salud (oms) pretenden vacunar a todos, pero no hay una estrategia. el inicio del magno evento es el 23 de julio. >> falleció el periodista (información en pantalla) a los 87 años de edad en los Ángeles, la noticia fue confirmada por su hijo (nombre en inglés),

supporting international terror and subverting justice, citing cuba's ties to venezuela's leader, nicolas maduroitish prime minister, borisjohnson, says he's prepared to impose tougher lockdown restrictions in the uk — if people ignore the current guidance. officials warn that the uk is currently at the worst point of the coronavirus pandemic. johnson says 2.4 million people across the uk have now been vaccinated against coronavirus headteachers have called for limits on the number of pupils able to attend school during lockdown — with attendance rates surging in some areas — and staff reporting streets packed with parents during drop—off. more from our education correspondent elaine dunkley. at parkinson lane primary in halifax, teachers are struggling with the numbers. during the first lockdown, 13 pupils attended. today, there are more than 17 classes. i mean, you say a lockdown but it doesn't feel like a lockdown, does it? i mean, teachers are having to split their time not only teaching the children that are coming to school, but also you then have got the vast majority that are trying to g

but as well as new parliament has met for its 1st session leader nicolas maduro as united socialist party claimed it won more than 92 percent of the seats a month ago after the opposition parties led by one word or boycotted the election day plan to maintain a parallel. thousands of author last recessions have taken part in traditional opinion celebrations in bug area despite coronavirus with directions religious leaders oversaw festivities including an icy dive for a crucifix in the town of. authorities in bug area extended covert 90 lockdown restrictions at least until the end of this month's. european commission has approved the use of the corona virus vaccine developed by u.s. drug company madonna it's the 2nd vaccine to get the green light for use in the e.u. off to the bio bio tech finds a job. to medan a vaccine requires 2 doses $28.00 days apart and was found to be 94 percent effective in clinical trials the us canada and israel have all approved its use and the agency workers in california were among the 1st to get the shot. we have and that you would now like yes so here is that

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nicolas maduro talking to his grip on venezuela with the swearing in of the new national assembly. and japan's top sumo wrestler is one of a number sportsman to contract coronavirus details coming up in our sports person. that we've got some proper wintry weather across much of europe now that includes central parts of the mediterranean still plenty a storm a rumbling away here what a nasty area of low pressure this one is sport a fair bit of snow to northern parts of italy nother area of low pressure is bringing a fair bit of snow up towards the crane pushing a little further north which will see snow up around the baltic states into scandinavia germany denmark sweden all seeing some snow over the next couple days and some rather heavy snow could see maybe as much as a meter of snow coming across parts of the alps over the next day old say cold enough across western areas for 5 celsius for london and paris but again up to 6 degrees in madrid and falling you might be struggling to reach 3 celsius in madrid on thursday and by thursday a fair bit of snow coming in across the spanish

than as well as new parliament has met for its first session with president nicolas maduro's party havingomplete control of the national assembly. his united socialist party won more than 92% of the seats last month after opposition parties boycotted the election. pakistan's supreme court ordered authorities to rebuild an historic hindu temple that was burned down by a mob last week. the attack was widely condemned as an act of religious violence against the country's minority hindu population. authorities say they have arrested more than 100 people in connection with the attack. voting has begun in two key runoff elections in the u.s. state of georgia, and the stakes are high. the outcome in georgia will determine whether the senate is run by republicans or democrat. president trump was there to support the republican incumbents, kelly loeffler and david perdue. president-elect joe biden was there to get the vote out for the democratic challengers. polls show the candidates neck and neck, and democrats need both seats for a majority in the senate in order to clear the way for joe biden's

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but as well as new parliament has met for its 1st session leader nicolas maduro has united socialist party claimed it won more than 92 percent of seats a month ago after the opposition parties led by one wide or boycotted the elections they planned to maintain a parallel parliament or. the european men since the agency has given the green light for the covert 900 vaccine produced by a us company medina it's the 2nd vaccine to be cleared for use in the e.u. many hope it will also speed up europe's covert vaccination drives which have gotten off to a sluggish start across many of the $27.00 member countries. to medinah vaccine requires 2 doses $28.00 days apart and was found to be 94 percent effective in clinical trials for us canada and israel have all approved its use and agency workers in california were among the 1st to get the shot. on the hand you would now like so he was in staffing you know and also patient with too many pieces and if i know. how can this change on the wire. the madonna vaccine and company name of based on modified r.n.a. it contains the genetic instructions to

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venezuela's new parliament has met for its 1st session with president nicolas maduro in almost complete control of the national assembly his united socialist party won more than 92 percent of seats a month ago after the opposition parties led by one boycott of the elections they plan to maintain a parallel parliament. this is news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at news or visit our website w dot com. another day another political storm gathering of the united states as republicans and democrats throw money at the crucial georgia runoff diehards promise to objects to congress the electoral college presidential result these may be the dying days of his presidency but donald trump is refusing to go quietly i'm feel good and this is the day. that the stakes of this election good. lord. sherry. you know that you election i won. we won 3 times. georgia voters have never had that power you have today i want georgia voters to feel that our january. we're going to be a great. germany extends its coverage down to the end of january but will it be enough to slow down the infection

venezuela's new parliament has met for its 1st session with president nicolas maduro as party in almost complete control of the national assembly his united socialist party won more than 92 percent of seats a month ago after the opposition parties led by one boycotted the elections that they plan to maintain a parallel parliament. this is g.w. news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram d w news or visit our website d.w. dot com. another day another political storm gathering of the united states as republicans and democrats throw money at the crucial georgia runoff and trump diehards promise to objects to congress the electoral college presidential result these may be the dying days of his presidency but donald trump is refusing to go quietly i'm filled in and this is the day. that the stakes of this election could be higher one more. cherry. to election i won. we won 3 times. georgia voters have never had more power than you have today i want to feel that our january. we'll. hear your. tough germany extends its coverage down to the end of january but will it be enough to slow d

president joe biden but back at home embattled president nicolas maduro has consolidated his power is still in danger of being arrested a sentiment as us reports. 2 years after being declared interim president but in israel is former opposition controlled legislature. future and his freedom hang in a potentially a spouse. after taking over parliament this month following a widely contested election president legal last mughal appears to be setting the stage to finally make good on his threat to quote make wide all rot in prison. look at that but on the whole me i think the government is waiting for the right moment to make its move has been delaying its waiting for president trump to leave office but now the balances tips towards prosecutes inquiry don't if it doesn't go into exile. parliament has asked the supreme court to order why those arrest for alleged subversion and treason. but the new u.s. administration me make it as unadvisable as the previous one. despite speculation to the contrary president joe biden has confirmed he'll continue recognizing why the all not only is in isr

parliament following a controversial election last month official results save president nicolas maduro as ruling socialist bloc won 91 percent of the seats in the chamber it had previously been controlled by the opposition which declared the vote illegitimate and extended its current term deeply political deadlock is taking an additional toll on a venezuelan public that's also grappling with a humanitarian crisis and the coded that way for. the december 6th election to choose a new congress in venezuela sora very low turnout an initiative organized by the venezuelan opposition rejecting the parliamentary elections to slightly moves to pull out. but across the board many venezuelans are simply fed up with politics. i'm not keeping up with politics anymore i'm tired of listening to politicians i've stopped believing either side and sort of a myth that you're going to i honestly think that there's a lot of apathy and that shows that people are worn out of politicking and rhetoric . it's all just rubbish. following the disputed election opposition lawmakers who were voted in 5 years ago pa

venezuela's president nicolas maduro has tightened his grip on power with the swearing in of a national assembly controlled by his socialist party it marks the end of control by the opposition who boycotted last month's election because they said it wasn't free or fair opposition leader is recognized by several nations as the country's interim leader and instead to lead a virtual opposition congress session south africa's president has called an urgent meeting as the number of deaths passes $30000.00 current restrictions are due to expire next week but there are fresh concerns about a variant of the virus which is rapidly spreading through the country there's also uncertainty around the reopening of schools this month those are the headlines are full of those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com and back with more news in half an hour next it's inside story do stay with us. well to broke this news issues of corruption and the resignation of the president the people of kurdistan are heading to the polls on january 10th voters will choose their new do good to form a prison to beco

supporting international terror and subverting justice, citing cuba's ties to venezuela's leader, nicolas maduroresident marcelo rebelo de sousa is the latest world leader to test positive for coronavirus. his office says he has so far shown no symptoms. the 72—year—old is seeking a second term as the country's president in an election on 2a january. pope francis has formally changed the law in the catholic church, allowing women to administer communion, read the gospel, and serve on the altar. but the ordained priesthood will still be the preserve of men only. announcing the changes, the pope said the move would recognise the ‘precious contribution‘ made by women. a 6.8—magnitude earthquake has struck northern mongolia, close to the border with russia. the epicentre appeared to be under lake khovsgol, the largest fresh water lake in mongolia. the us geological survey said there was a "low likelihood of casualties and damage". american officials are trying to ramp up the pace of vaccinations across the nation as covid—i9 hospitalisations surpass 100,000 for a0 days in a row. in the uk, they have