le devolvieron siete cuentas bancarias, tres inmuebles, libros, arte-- aranza: la iglesia en managua que le pide a dios que los presos polÍticos en este país recobren pronto su libertad como nos cuenta marÍa eli delgado. >> se despidiÓ de nico lby ha aclarado que Él no pidiÓ salir del paÍs pero que acepta con obediencia la decisiÓn. >> me duele. >> por quÉ le duele que se vaya? >> porque es el guÍa del pueblo. >> bÁez es considerado u -- una voz profÉtica. >> no se negocia la libertad ni la dignidad ni la vida de las personas. esto es creer en la resurrecciÓn. >> bÁez es considerado el obispo mÁs crÍtico del rÉgimen de daniel ortega. el religioso que le dijo su santidad ken nicaragua es un pueblo crucificado donde hay mentiras y represiÓn. y segÚn Él hay un grupo idolÁtrico que sacrifica a seres humanos. >> esperemos muy poco recobren la libertad que merece. >> la libertad de los periodistas miguel mora y dubois o de 100% noticias que llevan cuatro meses en prisiÓn. ciudadanos aprovecharon la celebraciÓn de pascuas para demandar libertad por la crisis polÍtica que ha dejado 125 muert

entre aplausos y lÁgrimas su tuvieron que despedir del obispo de managuas hizo su Última misa antes delivia un grupo de mujeres trata de salvar a su pueblo de un desastre ecolÓgico, la contaminaciÓn estÁ acabando con el principal lago que hasta poco le provÍa de alimentos y para no pasar hambre estÁn transformand las planta de su comunidad en artesanÍa, bernabÉ lÓpez nos cuenta. ♪ >> rufina muestra lo Único que tiene el lago, basura y desechos de animales, varios aÑos antes, les daban peces. >> estÁn muriendo las aves, con el agua que contamina. >> esta explosiÓn sumada a los cambios climÁticos han puesto e problemas a un millar de familias de las culturas que viven alrededor del lago ubicado en pleno altiplano boliviano >> las mujeres han tomado el mando, a pesar que atrÁs quedÓ el uso de estos botes con los que pescaban y ahora son parte de la hornomenta dicen que no abandonaran estÁs tierras. >> como no hay pesca (informaciÓn en pantalla) hay p (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> y manos a la obra, comenzaron recorriendo e ahora le para omer, utilizan la planta que siembran para hacer esto

anniversary of protests against president daniel ortega hundreds of police filled the streets in managua hours before the march was set to begin as part of a crackdown on protests last year demonstrations against cuts to social security benefits were violently repressed by police and ortega supporters early results from indonesia's presidential election suggest incumbent joko widodo is on course for a second term with a comfortable lead over his challenger. official results won't be known until may when ballots from nearly two hundred million eligible voters will have been tallied egypt will hold a three day referendum beginning on saturday over sweeping constitutional amendments that could allow president abu faster l.c.c. to stay in power until twenty thirty the parliament approved amendments that also expand the president's powers some of algeria's opposition parties say they won't take part in the july presidential election they're angry about the use of violence against anti-government protesters and accuse the interim government of wasting time well those are the headlines join me

. ♪ >>y en managua los opositores de daniel ortega aprovecharon las procesiones del viernes santo parausticia con cruces a sus espaldas donde se podÍan leer los nombres de los fallecidos en las manifestaciones mientras tanto en el salvador los fieles catÓlicos dieron rienda suelta a su creatividad y adornaron las calles por las que hoy transitaron las procesiones de viernes santo y de regreso a nuestra zona decenas de activistas se unieron en este viernes para confrontar los ataques de la administraciÓn donald trump. >>estamos cansados de recibir humillaciones maltrato psicolÓgico y abuso verbal en la misma lucha que aseguran atravesÓ jesÚs como en nigrÁn tenÉs las tierras siendo condenado a morir en la cruz la cruz que seÑalan cargan millones de hombres y mujeres inmigrantes en el paÍs. >>todos estamos sufriendo igual a como sufriÓ jesucristo caminando con ese peso. >>hay personas que se mueren en la frontera. hay muchas formas en la que la gente estÁ muriendo porque el imperio estÁ matando estas personas realidad que minerva ha vivido todos los dÍas desde que llegÓ a los es dados uni

hundreds of nicaraguans defied a police ban to join a holy week recession through the capital managua they were marking the start of anti-government protests one year ago opposition groups say that at least sixty seven people were arrested a police crackdown on last year's protest left at least three hundred twenty five people dead. ukrainians go to the polls on sunday to choose their next president after a first round vote at the end of march two remaining candidates are villota mir's a landscape a television star and petro poroshenko be incumbent president now celeste is the front runner he won the first ballot with more than thirty percent of the vote he's a comedian with no political experience but he's put forward very few policy proposals his willingness to speak both ukrainian and russian has brought him a lot of support of the countries mainly russian speaking east meantime petro poroshenko a businessman from the confectionery industry and he's one of ukraine's wealthiest people he was elected in a snap vote after former pro russian president viktor yushchenko which was topple

commemorate the one year anniversary of anti-government protests hundreds of police filled the streets and managua hours before the march was set to begin as part of a crackdown on protests last year demonstrations against cuts to social security benefits were violently repressed by police and ortega supporters at least three hundred twenty five people were killed al-jazeera is john home and has more from the. i think the first thing to say is that the number of police was vastly more than the number of people that were trying to protest you can actually see some of them now it's a load of this seems to be a meeting point for police now says quite a few trucks here behind just we would be one of the smooth groups of protesters and basically president all taken to his government have made it illegal now full street demonstrations to take place so they were trying to do so in a car parking space to try and basically avoid arrest and the soonest they sort of set up shop there there was a big police presence some of them heavily armed some of them with roy shields police trucks whizzing in and out the

hundreds of police filled the streets in the capital managua hours before the march was set to begin as part of a crackdown on protests last year demonstrations against cuts to social security benefits for violent repressed by police and ortega supporters. and early results from indonesia has presidential elections suggesting come but we don't know if it's on course for a second with a comfortable lead over his rival. for bowe is challenging the early returns official results won't be known until may when ballots from nearly two hundred million eligible voters will have been tallied. and the u.s. attorney general will release a reductive version of the model report in the coming hours following weeks of pressure by congressional democrats the special counsel was investigating ties between president donald trump and russia all right so those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after radicalized. in australia more women are being locked up than ever before what's driving this alarming development one on one east meets two x. inmates who live blogged behind bars on al-ja

killed in clashes while protesting against cuts to social security benefits and home reports from managua. the naked eye when opposition it cooled for a day of protests to mucky years since the country's crisis began. in the end they were vastly outnumbered by police together with a feature of recent times here shadowy paramilitaries on motorbikes. the small pocket of demonstrates as we found hope that a copout would give them some protection from arrest after the government declared this protest illegal i said a million we're here despite the repression of all takers police to demand the release of all the political prisoners we know are innocent and justice for the victims of the ortega regime and democracy for the country was those of the demands of the civic alliance a collection of business civil and university leaders in dialogue with president will take his government but they say those negotiations are going nowhere god the lake though when i get them all the dictatorship signs agreements but doesn't come through on them we have human rights in the constitution and this murderous