as protesters approached riot police in the capital managua on saturday they were met with tear gas rubber coated bullets and stun grenades known as splash bangs the final good day one of the senior commanders grabbed one of those flash bangs and threw it directly on my forehead and it exploded and that got me disoriented and i passed out. mass protests started in april last year but 1st nicaraguans demanded social security reform then their demands grew into a movement against tika and the government over the past 70 months at least $300.00 nicaraguans have been killed and tens of thousands have fled the country more than $100.00 political prisoners are in jail. as a mother i feel uncomfortable because freedom is freedom of expression too we have the right as a country to express ourselves we have the right to speak up but here we're held captive they don't let us speak freely. has described his opponents as violent terrorists inciting a coup against him since the crisis began a government crackdown has targeted human rights groups journalists and activists. mark zandi let me know today w

president daniel ortega won't end until he resigns and elections are held protests in the capital managua turned violent on sunday at torrey gate and b. has this report. this latest protest organized by opponents of president daniel t. that turned violent almost immediately. as protesters approached riot police in the capital managua on saturday they were met with tear gas rubber coated bullets and stun grenades known as clash bangs the final the day one of the same you commanders grabbed one of those flash bangs and threw it directly on my forehead and it exploded and that got me disoriented and i passed out. last mass protests started in april last year but 1st nicaraguans demanded social security reform then their demands grew into a movement against and the government over the past 70 months at least 300 nicaraguans have been killed and tens of thousands have fled the country more than $100.00 political prisoners are in jail. for one day as a mother i feel uncomfortable because freedom is freedom of expression too we have the right as a country to express ourselves we have the right t

others a chance the man who did get the chance to take over as president of zimbabwe and it's in managua cut short a trip to south africa on hearing the news of mugabe's death he acknowledged mugabe's legacy. the death early this morning in the skin got all. over the nation. struggle for national liberation. leaves a big void you know nishi or you tell a south african president several ram opposed to also pay tribute to the man he said inspired many in his own country government he was one of those presidents who also contributed to the freedom of the people of south africa once they attained their own independence they established a free and independent zimbabwe but sometimes i'm bob dylan's currently living in south africa have different memories of president mugabe. lost it looks out people might say he didn't get knocked off i say a lot of stuff because of just me i don't feel the need to see but i don't feel that sidney's. didn't want to be here but just because of the situation that he was his and my dad's. that's why i like you. so independence icon or authoritarian ruler all both

mismo dÍa del asesinato de marta y tania, tambiÉn se registrÓ otra mujer asesinada en la capital managuaios en el paÍs centroamericano. una cifra alarmante que las organizaciones de mujeres que luchan contra la violencia. >> es alarmante porque vemos que en un fin de semana prÁcticamente hubieron tres feminicidios y asÍ ha sido el comportamiento en estos meses. y si no hacemos algo, sino empezamos a actuar, vamos a seguir aumentando esta cifra. >> es que aseguran hay una falta de voluntad de las autoridades por atacar este problema. >> yo me atreverÍa decir que poco, poco porque no estÁn viendo esa respuesta pronta para evitar que mÁs compaÑeras sean parte de ese nÚmero indeseable y curioso de femicidios. >> justicia es lo que ahora piden las familias de las vÍctimas. porque aunque el supuesto asesino huyÓ despuÉs de cometer el crimen, fue capturado una semana despuÉs por las autoridades junto a su primo, quien aparentemente tambiÉn participo en el doble homicidio. >> informaran sobre el esclarecimiento y captura del delincuente peligroso, autor de los delitos de femicidio y asesinato en

table ready to go this troika of tyranny this triangle of care stretching from havana to caracas to managua is the cause of immense human suffering this is a time for action. trump showed he was willing to meet to negotiate with even the greatest perceived u.s. adversities even if it meant just for symbolic photo op the right intentions seems to be their bet it will make it clear that they won't i don't like sanctions because. this country i think they want to make peace i think it's time for bolton though this was unacceptable so it could be a long and unproductive meeting or it could be a short non productive meeting we have very much in mind the libya model from 20032004 while bolton boiled that north korea had violated un sanctions off the missile test and may trump downplayed the incident saying he wasn't spooked north korea fired off some small weapons which disturbed some of my people and others but not me. taking on iran was perhaps bolton's priority number one within a month of his appointment in april 28th teen the u.s. had pulled out of the iran nuclear deal and advocate of preem

this protest is approached riot police in the capital managua on saturday they were met with tear gas rubber coated bullets and stun grenades known as splash bangs in the at the final day one of the senior commanders grabbed one of those flash bangs and threw it directly on my forehead and it exploded and that got me disoriented and i passed out. masse. protests started in april last year but 1st nicaraguans demanded social security reform then their demands grew into a movement against tika and the government over the past 70 months at least $300.00 nicaraguans have been killed and tens of thousands have fled the country more than $100.00 political prisoners are in jail. as a mother i feel uncomfortable because freedom is freedom of expression too we have the right as a country to express ourselves we have the right to speak up but here we're held captive they don't let us speak freely. has described his opponents as violent terrorists inciting a coup against him since the crisis began a government crackdown has targeted human rights groups journalists and activists. day we are march

tuesday we're going to see more rain across mexico as well as central america guatemala mexico city managua all seeing very heavy showers as we end the day on tuesday there and then down towards south america since you aren't temperatures were quite warm they are beginning to come down as we go towards tuesday we're going to start here on monday at $39.00 degrees well above average but by the time we get towards tuesday that is coming down to about 30 but a beautiful and warm day over here towards rio at 30 degrees as well and $41.00 is out as it is going to be rainy and a little cooler with attempt a few 15 degrees. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best of out to sirius documentaries resting. easy on the. rewind continues with saving sweat and seeing the light 10 years later the plight of your average person for a community in south africa is no better this is a great motivator for us to keep giving back to these communities on al-jazeera. in this life the most incredible stories are often true. and sharing going experiences. makes the on from new york for me o

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country like britain that a leader of the opposition should have cared so much about your policy in managua and nicaragua the people who continue to maintain that what happened last year in nicaragua where peaceful demonstration is and it was all the result of government reparation a peaceful demonstration and now i it was a coup d'etat attempt backed by the united states who ignore that 24 police were killed 400 in one police wounded by gunshot they also ignore statements by the president vice president secretary of state and national security advisor of the united states of america as to the u.s. aggression against nicaragua why then we hearing i should say we hearing things about venezuela in this country the prime minister the outgoing prime minister trey's m a has been talking saying the venezuelan government basically should be overthrown and we're hearing from the so-called left in this country that your government is a be user of human rights because there's human rights reports that are totally one sided the human rights reports do not report 9 state actors it's a major structural