jorge: michelle bachelet critica la situaciÓn en venezuela.su boleto del " power ball", si es que puede. ♪ jorge: la alta comisionada de la onu, michelle bachelet, considera que hay abuso de sus derechos en venezuela. tambiÉn admitiÓ que en venezuela las autorÍa y cometen asesinatos y torturas. galo arellano tiene mÁs detalles de estas graves acusaciones y una entrevista de juan guaidÓ con univisión. galo: la oficina del alto comisionado de las naciones unidas, le puso cifras y contexto a la crisis en venezuela. hoy la representante de la comisiÓn michelle bachelet, hizo pÚblico su informe luego de visitar el paÍs sudamericano y dijo que en enero 13 personas fueron asesinadas por la fuerza de seguridad. >> mi oficina -- y los grupos armados progubernamentales, incluyendo el uso de de la fuerza y las detenciones arbitrarias. galo: concluyÓ que las autoridades se negado a reconocer la gravedad de la crisis. >> el alcance y la gravedad de la crisis en materia de alimentos, atenciÓn de salud y servicios bÁsicosno han sido plenamente reconocidos po

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united nations human rights chief michelle bachelet just calling a front to conduct a full investigation. into the excessive use of force against protesters the other vessel jimmy joan of taking to the streets the sixteen weekends in a row since late november. the demonstrated against fiscal inequality and government policy they are especially critical of president emmanuel macron. some of the protesters of taking part in the destruction of property and vandalize issue of businesses in the path of the protests. since i can't measure them with this. the french government must do better says the un high commissioner for human rights in a rare reprimand aimed at a western country. she said paris should investigate all cases of reported police violence against yellow vest protesters in friends. delete visualize wrong havining protesting what they see us exclusion from economic right some participation in public affairs. we encourage the government to continue dialogue. including follow up to the national discussions which are currently under way. and urge full investigation of excessive use

and un human rights chief michelle bachelet has called on saudi arabia to release the female activists allegedly tortured in detention rights groups have named ten saudi women held for the campaigning and fear that they could face harsh sentences. now germany's ambassador to venezuela has been expelled after welcoming the opposition leader in caracas on monday daniel crean a received on why though at the airport on his return from a latin american nation tour the ambassador has been accused of meddling in venezuela's internal affairs and has been given forty eight hours to leave the country germany says it's consulting its allies on how to respond the u.s. has revoked seventy seven visas from venezuelan government officials and says it's considering further sanctions. now the united nations says that the u.s. sanctions aren't helping the u.n. human rights chief says they worsening venezuela's crippling economic and political crisis michelle bachelet also criticized what she called president violations of civil and political rights and her annual report to the human rights council in ge

reportera: la alta comisionado, michelle bachelet, exigiÓ tener contacto con luis carlos. a guaidÓ, el fiscal general, dijo que habÍa comenzado una mitigaciÓn en su contra. >>por su presunta implicaciÓn en el sabotaje realizado al sistema elÉctrico nacional. andrea: rodrÍguez informÓ que ya se restituyÓ casi en su totalidad el servicio de electricidad. los venezolanos salieron una vez mÁs a las calles en rechazo a la crÍtica situaciÓn de los servicios bÁsicos. desde caracas, venezuela, andrea cedeÑo, una ediciÓn . jorge: se asegura que luis carlos dÍaz estÁ en proceso de liberaciÓn en este momento, no se ha podido confirmar esta informaciÓn. lombia impidiÓ el ingreso de 10 personas cercanas a nicolÁs maduro, incluyendo a un primo de maduro. el grupo dijo que iba a pasar unos dÍas en el país mientras se superaba la crisis energÉtica venezuela, pero el director general asegurÓ que no van es permitir que mientras el pueblo de venezuela muere en los hospitales, personas cercanas al rÉgimen evada en colombia la realidad de los venezolanos. ilia: aumenta la presiÓn internacional

crueles y torturas que realiza el mismo cuerpo de seguridad que detuvo al diputado marren >> michelle bacheletsa humanidad juan guaidÓ indicÓ que era un intento de amedrentar a la oposiciÓ >> 866 presos por razones polÍticas hasta el momento se desconoce el paradero que se acusa al diputado roberto mar n marren >> el chofer de un bus escolar secuestro a 51 estudiantes que transportaba y luego perdrendiÓ fuego al vehÍculo en italia con >> los jovencitos escaparon despavoridos mientras las llamas consumÍan el bus dicen que el chofer les amarrÓ las manos les quitÓ sus celulares pero uno de ellos pudo alcanzar a llamar a la policÍa, los agentes formaro una barrera que ayudaron a rescatarlos y detuvieron al conducto alr un hombre dijo que hizo por la protesta de las muertes de los inmigrantes en el mediterrÁne >> al regresar nos ponemos manos a la obra con el trashtag challengers, para que todos limpiemos el planeta >> los llevamos hasta la cima de la pirÁmide del sol para ver cÓmo la gente se carga de energÍa con la llegada de la primaver >> a una familia por sólo 20entes dólares. está deli... hij

es importante destacar que el equipo tÉcnico de michelle bachelet se encuentra en el paÍs y tiene previstases no gubernamentales y con representantes de la oposiciÓn venezolana que con el presidente encargado de venezuela. la agenda no estÁ de manera pÚblica. con esto volvemos el contacto con ustedes al estudio. >> gracias por tu reporte. borja: entre todas las imÁgenes que hemos visto que llegan desde venezuela, ha habido una muy conmovedora y muy preocupante. estamos hablamos de esta imagen que es una mujer con el cuerpo de su hija de sÓlo 19 aÑos en sus brazos. la madre estaba a las afueras de la morgue de un hospital al que acudiÓ cuando por el apagón no pudieron atenderla en un centro de salud. lo mÁs preocupante es que la joven pesaba sÓlo 22 libras. es la clara imagen de la situaciÓn que viven los hermanos venezolanos en este momento. >> esta joven que sÓlo pesaba 22 libras es la cara de la crisis y la situaciÓn ahora se agrava con Él testificÓ apagón que estÁ por cumplirse. esto agrava tambiÉn la escasez con medicamentos y con comida. es lamentable. le decimos a los hermanos venezol

being sent by western governments to saudi arabia it wasn't a surprise we heard on wednesday michele bachelet the u.n. human rights chief saying that she had major concerns over not just that investigation into the murder of jamal khashoggi but the detention and upcoming trial we believe of a number of women activists in saudi arabia some of them had been campaigning for the right to drive and had filmed themselves doing so now one of the crown prince mohammed bin summons much heralded reforms was giving the women women the right to drive but there have been a lot of a lot of other measures that he's been criticized for over recent months and it's seen that governments here in europe and elsewhere places like canada and australia which back to this statement also feel that they need to keep the pressure on the saudi authorities and particularly on mohammed bin cell man to actually start reforming and not just be seen to be taking action and there are others now being you were talking about earlier and the e.u. saying that well the statement itself isn't enough and that the e.u. can actually t

reason at all to reverse its original decision brennan al jazeera the un's human rights chief michelle bachelet has called on saudi arabia to release female activists allegedly tortured in detention rights groups have named ten saudi woman held for their campaigning and fear they could face harsh sentences too they are all me to voice my concern at the apparently arbitrary arrests and the tension and the alleged ill treatment or torture of several women you are a defender is so the arabia the persecution of peaceful activists will clearly contradict this piece of the country's proclaim new reforms so we urge that these women be released. now a religious school run by the group jaish e mohammad the northeastern pakistan appears to be intact days after india's said it destroyed the compound an air raid that's according to sas live pictures from a private u.s. company reviewed by russia's news agency the indian government said its strikes had all intended targets and killed a large number of fighters office that has maintained the bombs hit a forested area and didn't cause any casualties now i jus

united nations human rights chief michelle bachelet just calling a front to conduct a full investigation excessive use of force against protesters the other vessel jimmy joan of taking to the streets the sixteen weekends in a row since late november. the demonstrated against fiscal inequality and government policy they are especially critical of president emmanuel macron

making the economic and political crisis worse in venezuela and her annual report in geneva michelle bachelet they also criticized for what she calls violations of civil rights. you know the colombia venezuela border. u.s. national security adviser john bolton took to twitter on wednesday warning any foreign financial institutions not to do business with the mother or government or they could face sanctions he said in that statement that quote the united states would not allow the mughal government to steal the wealth of the venezuelan people we also heard a statement from of vice president mike pence who said that the united states was revoking the visas of seventy seven individuals linked to the mother the government all of this is part of that ongoing pressure from the united states and the international community against the government of nikko last minute a bit apart from that pressure it's also show of reaffirmation support for the opposite for opposition leader. and his campaign for a transitional government in venezuela we've been keeping a close side to see if there's been any statem

preside over the council which attracted a lot of criticism for for the body it comes after michelle bachelet the u.n. human rights chief made a speech on wednesday there in geneva also wording saudi arabia voicing her concerns rather over those women activists amid reports that the government in saudi arabia is preparing to put them on trial and they deem the e.u. has also made a decision about whether or not to blacklist saudi arabia over money laundering i believe. that's right in the last hour or so officially all twenty eight member states of the european union have said no to a new blacklist which the european commission drew up in february and on that new list they added and not just a number of u.s. territories like the u.s. virgin islands and guam but also significantly saudi arabia and now those member states have said that they do not accept that list their reason is that it that they weren't consulted fully and that the reasons given for adding those countries and territories were vague and open to legal action down the line but behind the scenes lots of people are very aware of l

now michelle bachelet the u.n. human rights chief actually gave a speech in which she outlined her grave worries about what's happening to those women activists and she mentioned alleged sorry arbitrary arrests and detention so this is all adding to the pressure on the saudi government but it comes at a time when european governments seem to be under pressure to show that they're still getting serious with saudi arabia there was a lot of solidarity and strong words from them after the murder of. last october but in some quarters that's criticism now that they're not doing enough. and on the on the other issue saudi arabia avoided getting placed on the use money laundering and terrorism financing. list what more do we know about that. look this list was drawn up here at the european commission in february a new list adding a number of u.s. territories to the list of countries which are seen to be if you like slack in terms of what they're doing to stop money laundering in the financing of terrorism but it also added

saudi arabia mohammed bin selman was initially praised for and that call was also echoed by michelle bachelet this week saying that she was concerned about what she called arbitrary arrests and detentions so a strong message of solidarity from europe there but here in brussels e.u. home affairs and justice ministers said no formally to a new blacklist drawn up by the european commission of states which is seen as needing to do more to fight money laundering and finance seeing terrorism one of the new names on that proposed list was saudi arabia since then saudi arabia has made it clear that it was concerned about such a move so has the u.s. because some of its territories like puerto rico were listed and now governments have actually written jested rejected that plan it's not clear where this goes the e.u. commissioner for justice says she's going to keep fighting for the e.u. to take measures as she puts it with teeth but it's not clear whether there's really an appetite for that among a huge governments. his greatest french cardinal says he will offer his resignation to the pope after a jud

saudi arabia mohammed bin selman was initially praised for and that call was also echoed by michelle bachelet this week saying that she was concerned about what she called arbitrary arrests and detentions so a strong message of solidarity from europe there but here in brussels e.u. home affairs and justice ministers said no formally to a new blacklist drawn up by the european commission of states which is seen as needing to do more to fight money laundering and finance seeing terrorism one of the new names on that proposed list was saudi arabia since then saudi arabia has made it clear that it was concerned about such a move so has the us because some of its territories like puerto rico were listed and now governments have actually written jested rejected that plan and it's not clear where this goes the e.u. commissioner for justice says she's going to keep fighting for the e.u. to take measures as she puts it with teeth but it's not clear whether there's really an appetite for that among a huge governments let's get more on this now we're joined by john director off human rights watch and he

now the un human rights chief michelle bachelet has called on saudi arabia to release female activists allegedly tortured in detention rights groups have named ten saudi woman held for their campaigning and fear they could face harsh sentences to they are or allow me to voice my concern at the apparently arbitrary arrests and the tension and the alleged ill treatment and torture of several women human rights offender is so the arabia the persecution of peaceful activists will clearly contradict this piece of the country's proclaim new reforms so we urge that these women be released new satellite pictures appear to refute india's claim that it destroyed a religious school into the armed group jaish e mohammad in pakistan india had said that its airstrikes had all intended targets and killed a large number of fighters. the european commission has declared the migration crisis is over twenty fifteen at the height of europe's refugee crisis where every month tens of thousands of people undertook the desperate journey and arrived on europe's shores the number of new arrivals are down nearly