ecuador's capital quito to join anti-government protests clashes with security forces led president menem moreno to move his administration out of the capital now he has also imposed an overnight curfew off to demonstrate his storm to the congress building it could or has seen 6 days of nationwide protests following cuts to fuel subsidies. and other austerity measures. the. these a tactic such have toppled governments in ecuador before thousands of demonstrators flooded the capital quito they're angry over a government decision to end fuel subsidies to reduce the country's deficit leading to soaring petrol prices. in this country is rich in natural resources what's happened is that it has been impoverished due to the chain of corrupt governments which have stolen for this life and the next the biggest to be the a lot of. protesters blockaded roads and briefly storms the ecuadorian congress building before being driven out by police and soldiers firing tear gas. the states of emergency has been in place since last week when the indigenous led protests erupted eventually forcing the besiege

ecuador's army has taken to the streets to enforce the country's 1st 24 hour curfew in decades president menem rayna ordered the curfew after protesters ransacked and set fire to a government building of austerity measures he said government would address some of the demonstrators concerned. mexican military police have stopped a caravan of some 2000 migrants trying to reach the united states most were detained and then bussed back to the city of tapachula nic what mala from where they had set out on saturday morning. wildfires have forced 100000 people to evacuate their homes in southern california thanks to slowing winds firefighters have beaten back places that have been burning on the edge of los angeles since thursday fire officials there predict more wildfires will break out cue in part to climate change. conference of us has ripped through large areas of japan leaving several days and many more injured rescue efforts are now under way as record rains have triggered major flooding and landslides. shibuya tokyo one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world and it's deserted. deviou

indigenous ladies rejected a proposal from the president to hold direct talks they want president menem or a note to reinstate a fuel subsidy taken away taken away as part of a $4200000000.00 deal with the international monetary fund. is chaos on the streets of ecuador's capital quito day by day the violence between protesters and police becomes wilder. protesters invade buildings and fight with improvised weapons police are unable to control the situation. crowds of indigenous people have come from the amazon swelling the numbers in the capital demonstrating against austerity measures. one woman called on her fellow protesters to stop their violence she says the president isn't there the politicians they're people of the earth what are you thinking of. but her words disappear under the noise of homemade mortars exploding and police firing tear gas and rubber bullets into the crowds several protesters have died hundreds have been wounded. there's no well there's no noise these are not rubber bullets these are real bullets bullets that kill people they're killing people they're killing t

ecuador's army has taken to the streets to enforce the country's 1st 24 hour curfew in decades president menem are a no order the curfew after protesters ransacked and set fire to a government building over austerity measures he said his government would address some of the demonstrators concerns. mexican military police have stopped a caravan of some 2000 migrants trying to reach the united states most were detained and then bussed back to the city of tampa children a guatemala from where they had set out on saturday morning. wildfires have wildfires have forced 100000 people to evacuate their homes in southern california thanks to slowing winds firefighters have beaten back blazes that have been burning over the air on the edge of los angeles since thursday fire officials there predict more wildfires will break out in part due to climate change. polls are voting for a new parliament today the incumbent conservative nationalist lore and justice party is hoping for an absolute majority and was ahead in frail action surveys the party is presenting itself as the defender of traditional catholic

the genesis leaders gathered for a conference to condemn president menem morano and his decision last week to cut fuel subsidies our correspondent nicholas o'donnell reports from interest and. is ground 0 digits resistance thousands and thousands of people came to all the bells in the selecting the building behind me so they can get out of the building where they've also kidnapped a policeman one of those officers came on stage to say that he was being treated well but the government was clear that any negotiations to carry on these offices have to be released the indigenous people on the other hand have their own conditions to come to the table they want both the minister of defense and the interior minister to resign and they're also still pushing for fuel subsidies to be back in place then there's a disagreement about the number of people that have died here in these days of protests the indigenous leaders say that it was 6 while the government is still sane one is the official figure also or a tease in ecuador who have arrested over 750 people in a week of unrest and dozens of pol

ecuador is in the grip of anti sterrett in protest despite president menem re nose military backed curfew imposed on saturday early that day people attacked government buildings and also a t.v. channels office has passed since people 1st flooded the streets to oppose government cuts on fuel subsidies r.t. spanish correspondent nicholas sanchez a donovan reports now from. oh oh. oh. oh. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. oh oh oh. oh oh you think about. the turn that right now oh in an absolute chaos there's thousands and thousands of firsts i says let's try and get closer to the front line just the just a few things and why it's the presidential palace it's heaven they call good part military and police say it's these protests who fought to get their 1st 2 minutes ago while i was doing the live shot when our spanish version we got hit by a guy. there right ok. and that's what we think so you know right the protestors said no it's ok sales stones bricks just like. they use. and police firing back with tear gas with sound bomb

thousands venting their anger against the government strike leaders say it will not end until president menem reign 8 scraps to stare at the measures these have inflated opinion transport prices triggering the worst political unrest in a decade. god. all my. some 450 people have been injured so far among them police officers the price has turned ugly with cult tiles and stones being from the police officers responding to guess a correspondent nicholas donovan reports now i think it's all. right now and then they tell us there's thousands and thousands of protesters let's try and get closer to the from behind just that just a few feet so why it's the presidential palace it's heaven the god part military and police say it's these protests who plan to get their. in minutes ago while i was there in the launch when our spanish version we got hit by. their right from friday night. and that's what we've been seeing all right the protesters there you know it's a coat tails stones bricks just like the. and police firing back with tear gas with sound bombs it's a situation of extreme tension in the str

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protests people in ecuador celebrating the government's decision to reinstate fuel subsidies president menem moreno had cancelled the fuel subsidy as part of an austerity plan that caused fuel prices to skyrocket you're up to date with the headlines here on al-jazeera counting the cost is next. alarm has a secret this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week president trump threatens to destroy turkey's economy again we find out how and we look at trump's business interest in istanbul . where have all the dollars gone level on goes from one crisis to another as one of the world's most indebted nations clings to install a peg. gold what is behind its rise and how high can it go you'll be surprised at some of the bets those in the know are making. after president donald trump abandoned kurdish allies and gave the green light for turkey's incursion into syria the pushback from usually uncritical republican saw the president attempting to change his decision he said he would in his words totally destroy and obliterate turkey's economy i

subsidies they blocked roads and put up barricades in the capital quito now despite the unrest president menem merino says he has no plans to reverse his decision to scrap the subsidies he says he won't bow to the demands of in his words criminals a 2nd intelligence official is considering filing a whistleblower complaint against u.s. president donald trump that's according to the new york times its person reportedly has more direct knowledge regarding trying to dealings with ukraine and impeachment investigation is underway there is warnings of a dire situation in yemen after weeks of fuel shortages the country's oil ministry is blaming the saudi led coalition for imposing restrictions on fuel tankers the ministry says one tanker was allowed in 2 weeks ago but only provided enough fuel for 5 days at least 13 tankers have been turned away from the port of data in recent weeks officials say the shortage is affecting every day life so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera we return you now to head to head. welcome back to head to head on al-jazeera english here in washington d.c. in front of

top of the show, what you are saying and preferring her straightforward approach to what you call, menemer, a windbag. i think that was the phrase you used. every story on tonight's the same story that it was something coming from the left, not from the presidential election. he said this guy should not be presidents. but it does not work like that's, you can't stick up. on the end. >> tucker: even if you're a famous actor? you can't >> now, and as he sai said, its white privilege to say that just because you and your s don't think this guy should be presidents, and -- dinero is to be a great actor. when he played the role, he played 60 pounds for the role. to go on the show and say that this guy should not be presidents, you need to put on 16 intellectual pounds to bring yourself up to the level of hillary clinton who, at least, says he shouldn't be presidents because he is colluded with the macedonian farmers on the macedonian content farm in old macedonia. you have to at least put on and enough intellectual, like nancy pelosi and do that's old, this is as powerful moment for our count

human rights organization defense has confirmed 5 people have died in the protests against president menem rayna's austerity measures at least one indigenous protester was among those killed in the unrest in ecuador's capital quito volunteers from the catholic university said at least 2 children and 2 elderly people also died. indonesia's security minister is in hospital with stab wounds after what police say was an attack inspired by eisel the alleged assailant and his wife were arrested after the attack which saw we're on to who was wearing a green shirt emerge from his vehicle before falling to the ground docsis a minister we ran to suffered 2 deep wounds to his stomach but is in a stable condition a local police chief and another person injured. for the 1st time in decades thousands of iranian female football fans have shared on that team inside tehran stadium despite losing to cambodia jubilant fans celebrated having access to the game women had effectively being banned from stadiums when men were playing since 1970 s. when pressure had been growing on fever to take action after an ir

for criminal damage despite the arrest president menem arenas says he has no plans to reverse his decision to scrap fuel subsidies as part of straight to stereotype measures. i am always ready to hold talks to extend a hand to people who are decent who are honest who really want to change the country i'm convinced of dialogue with my indigenous brothers with whom we share many causes on how to use the country's resources for those who need it the most. reno who has sat on a centrist path that begins to say she has room says a sturdy measures are necessary to reduce ecuador's foreign debt and fiscal deficit in february his government signed a $4000000000.00 loan agreement with the international monetary fund the skepticism of the i.m.f. run strong in ecuador they are going to go they are rightly. so. but. every day. maybe they are going. for another reason for a change in the power of change. because of the violence marino has declared a state of emergency striking workers say they were located until the government review. says its decision victoria gate to be out there. north korea's ambas