in the capital harare, stronghold of the opposition movement for democratic change, its young leader ol to vote. he's campaigned energetically for months. how is it going? is it going well? "very good," he said. nelson chamisa just after voting. it is chaotic, but it is democracy as zimbabwe has never known it before. a few moments later, i caught up with him again. will you accept the result, even if you lose? i have told you that we are not losing in this election, we are winning this election. so i am not interested in impossibilities. so you are confident? we will win this election, to the extent that it is a free and fair election, particularly in the rural areas. it is a done deal. it has been a hard road to this place. to ensure its free and fair, hundreds of observers have been deployed. are you happy? so far, so good and we trust in the process. the coming days will reveal the winner and may prove the ultimate test of zi m ba bwe winner and may prove the ultimate test of zimbabwe pompous back —— zimbabwe's test of zimbabwe pompous back —— zimba bwe's democracy. for members of

in the capital, harare, stronghold for the movement for democratic change, its young leader nelson chamisaol to vote. he has campaigned energetically for months. how is it going? is it going well? "very good," he said. nelson chamisa, just after voting, it is chaotic, but it is democracy, as zimbabwe has never known it before. a few moments later i caught up with him again. will you accept the result even if you lose? i have told you that we are not losing in this election, we are winning this election. i am not interested in impossibilities. you are confident. we will win to the extent that it is a free and fair election. it has been a hard road to this place. the mess that zimbabwe became is rooted in the struggle against white minority rule. thousands were killed. before, independence brought hope. but the heroes of liberation became despots. zimbabwe might have become an enduring success story. but over time ordinary lives became hostage to the terror of robert mugabe's one—party rule. millions fled, like this man, who spent 15 years in exile in britain. now he has come back as an elec

in the capital harare, stronghold of the opposition movement for democratic change, its young leader chamisa arrived at a local school to vote. he has campaigned energetically for months. how is it going? is it going well? "very good," he said. nelson chamisa just after voting. it is chaotic, but it is democracy as zimbabwe has never known it before. a few moments later, i caught up with him again. will you accept the result, even if you lose? i have told you that we are not losing in this election, we are winning this election. so i am not interested in impossibilities. so you are confident? we will win this election, to the extent that it is a free and fair election, particularly in the rural areas. it is a done deal. it has been a hard road to this place. the mess that zimbabwe became is rooted in the bitter struggle against white minority rule. thousands were killed before independence brought hope. but the heroes of liberation became despots. zimbabwe might have become an enduring success story but, over time, ordinary lives became hostage to the terror of robert mugabe's one—pa

the presidential vote because to cause any comparison of is the founder member of the movement for democratic change she has been the latest to come again which underlies deputy for a period in excess of a dozen yes a firebrand politician in their own right and you actually want to believe that as you ask involvements they are on the ground they'll actually be telling you that we are going to vote for it cadence and carry the always been consistent particularly when it comes to democratic credentials a candidate who has not been tainted with any allegations of corruption a candidate who actually has led an exemplary political career and does none other than to cause any company so don't be shocked when she's called and asked sounding manjit in the presidential election so at the end of the day i don't believe that there's any obvious frontrunner i believe that to cause any cooking and the m.d.c. team at the end of the day are actually going to be the game changer we're actually going to be able to decide who becomes the next president of the better believe you me because really look at it when you c

and the opposition movement for democratic change was able to campaign in those areas. able to accept a result? our top story this evening. a landmark ruling means life support can be withdrawn from some patients without the involvement of the courts. and still to come, the crowds keen to congratulate the new hero of the tour de france. deontay wilder, saying talks are in progress over a meeting with tyson fury in december. more than 50,000 people have now fled their homes in california, as the 12,000 firefighters battle to contain a number of wildfires which have swept across parts of the state. eight people are now known to have died, including four firefighters. the blazes in california are among around 130 major fires currently burning across the us and canada. james cook sent this report from lakeport in northern california. the fire season is no more. california is now ablaze all year round. in the past six years, not one month has passed without a major wildfire here. just now, 17 are burning up and down the state, causing problems for battalion chief paul flecke

commission demanding we form as it says are vital for a credible vote this month the movement for democratic change insists there needs to be a deal on how to design print and store ballot papers to ensure the system is fair the country will pick a new president and members of parliament on july the thirtieth in the first election since regarding was forced to resign late last year. the first pictures have been released of the twelve tied boys of the football coach being treated in hospital it follows a dramatic rescue mission to free them from a cave they were chanting for more than two weeks and need to be monitored in hospital for at least seven days haiti's prime minister jack a guy left from town given no indication he will resign despite widespread antigovernment protests have been four days of unrest over the government's plan to raise fuel prices in the impoverished nation. and the world cup semifinal between england and croatia has gone to extra time and croatia has just scored to take the lead to one just a few minutes left to play through the scenes in the capital zagreb when croatia sco

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party's day we took you there live earlier on al-jazeera the leader of the opposition movement for democratic change nelson chamisa is also holding a rally in harare today al-jazeera is malcolm webb is there let's take you live now to the venue for that rally nelson chamisa sounding fairly confident ahead of monday's poll malcolm saying that after monday he will be president what makes him social. that's what he's got many several thousands of supporters who gathered here to come to the rally this is take a look at them all the rallies follow the same for hours and hours of build up loud music musician cheerleaders waiting for the leader to arrive at this is the biggest of the campaign here in the capital harare and it here in the capital harare and other urban areas that for many years the opposition at a very solid base people here waiting to see what he's got to say but the message throughout the campaign be very much one of a promising transformation that we can be very critical of the past nearly forty years of the rulings down u.p.s. parties rule criticizing them for human rights abuses collap

again but in the red corner the movement for democratic change is rallying its support and not just with that dance moves there is a show of strength for the forty year old preacher nelson shimmies. with stuff like the. badly burned gays who are bank a class ya we didn't go food he was charging i love going to israel because of mine for. everything kerry called for. on the campaign trail chemise have made a few rash promises like bringing the world cup and the lympics to the country and building a high speed train system to controversially chemise is already saying that he has won the election and any other result would prove the poll is rigged whatever his claims analysts say monday's vote will be a close run race with the possibility of a runoff later in september. the corresponding entering krishna's in harare and sent this update as campaigning wraps up. without a doubt that we could see the freest and fairest elections in the history of the country for the first time since two thousand and two the european union was allowed to send election up service also the opposition was allowed

opposition leader says he's ready to form the next government nelson chamisa says his movement for democratic change is done exceedingly well in results from more than ten thousand polling booths but his main rival president emerson is also making positive noises. australia is expected to send one hundred eighty five fighters to the u.s. to help tackle wildfires in northern california at least six people have died and seven remain unaccounted for firefighters say they've managed to can tell you almost twenty percent of the largest blaze the fires of this troy more than eight hundred homes and displaced thousands it's inside story we're awaiting when this idea popped into your mind when they're on line it's undoubtedly chief called. over to an inequality in our society today or if you join a sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like to go back for the first time everyone has a voice and allow refugees to be the speakers for change joining the colobus the conversation on our. indians no more four million people have been left off the list of ci

again but in the red corner the movement for democratic change is rallying its support and not just with that dance moves there is a show of strength for the forty year old preacher nelson shot means. that we're going to have gays who are playing this plaza ya i'm going to go food. people out johnston i love going to national because of mine for. everything kerry called for. on the campaign trail chemise have made a few rash promises like bringing the world cup and the lympics to the country and building a high speed train system to controversially chemise is already saying that he has won the election and any other result would prove the poll is rigged whatever his claims analysts say monday's vote will be a close run race with the possibility of a runoff later in september. soaring summer temperatures in many parts of the northern hemisphere have left firefighters battling massive blazes in the united states two firefighters have died after struggling to bring an inferno in northern california under control dozens of homes in the city of reading have gone up in smoke and the blaze has

year doesn't trust him he along with many others here plan to vote for the opposition movement for democratic change. france has become the first team to book a place in the world cup semifinals after beating two nil up match played out. i . i thank i wish i transferred our take on the winner of the brazil belgium match which is still being played a tough loss for a guy who are now going home in the first half full of fouls one proved costly for your of white when current team to lisa was brought down and torn greaseman whipped in a fierce trust and rafael verano did it home thank towering header from the rail madrid defender to put a smile on the french fans faces. two minutes later europe why nearly equalise with a one to one remake of the gold had put them behind this time martin kassir is let the highest but a stunning say from hugo to respect things level. and in the sixty second minute france went further ahead thanks to a howler from finn on don't lose lera desperation for the sky blues as their keeper spooned what looked like a fairly tame shot from anton griezmann into the net. for france a

but in the red corner the movement for democratic change is rallying its support and not just with that dance moves there is a show of strength for the forty year old preacher nelson shimmies. we're thirty five here now. that we're going to gaze you out bank a plasma ya we don't care food people can't deny love going to israel because of mine or. everything kerry called for. on the campaign trail chemise have made a few rash promises like bringing the world cup and the olympics to the country and building a high speed train system to controversially chemise is already saying that he has won the election and any other result would prove the poll is rigged whatever his claims analysts say monday's vote will be a close run race with the possibility of a runoff later in september. also ethiopia now a country caught in a deadly cycle of famine and drought the united nations estimates that up to eight million people are going hungry and that's despite there being no shortage of foreign land development workers from germany believe that they can help end this cycle by tapping into local know h

but in the red corner the movement for democratic change is rallying its support and not just with that dance moves there is a show of strength for the forty year old preacher nelson shot means. that we're going to have gays who are buying. blood ya we can go food he was chanting i love going to israel because of mine for. everything they're acknowledged. on the campaign trail chemise have made a few rash promises like bringing the world cup and the lympics to the country and building a high speed train system to controversially chemise is already saying that he has won the election and any other result would prove the poll is rigged whatever his claims analysts say monday's vote will be a close run race with the possibility of a runoff later in sept. here in berlin thousands gathered for the city's annual christopher street day parade this year was the fortieth time event has been held in the city it's one of europe's biggest gay pride events but it ended early this year organizers canceled some parts of the evening to storm warnings in the german capital. but guys that has been at alm

change, or will they vote for continuity? if that is the case, they vote for the incumbent. nelson chamisa is the young opposition leader with the movement for democratic mdc, seen as very popular with young voters in zimbabwe. but it is quite difficult to predict what the outcome will be. we will find out probably late tomorrow. but, as you say, it is a very critical time for zimbabwe because even though of course robert mugabe was removed from power in november last year, which was a huge event, it was seen by some, with emmerson mnangagwa as the president, some would say it is still the status quo. yes, this is the same, and of course a lot of voters are less likely to vote for change, so it is going to be really interesting. and the economy really needs some credibility, it needs international investment, there is a lot of unemployment, so it is going to be critical. a lot of work to do whoever gets the job, plenty of work to do. now, we have highlighted this story, in the independent, in many papers today, the aid sector guilty of complacency, verging on complicity, this is investigations into what was happening at oxfam and various other aid orga

year doesn't trust him he along with many others here plan to vote for the opposition movement for democratic change. the famous running of the bulls festival has begun in spain's northern city of pamplona festivities were started by lighting a traditional fireworks thousands of people packed the streets to celebrate stressed white on wearing very festivals rag magazines so i consecutive morning starting on saturday people who faced with bowls along an eight hundred fifty meter street course leading to pamplona as a bull run one of the. right that sets you up to date have a good. assignment clash of cultures in india.

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electoral commission to demand reforms it says are vital for a credible vote this month the movement for democratic change insists there needs to be a deal on how to design print and store ballot papers to ensure the system is fair the country will pick a new president and members of parliament on july the thirtieth in the first election since one gabi was forced to resign late last year the first pitches have been released of the twelve time boys on their football coach being treated in hospital it follows a john mattick rescue mission to free them from a cave they were trapped in for more than two weeks barely to be monitored in hospital for at least seven days. haiti's prime minister jack guy laugh entente has given no indication he will resign despite widespread antigovernment protests there have been four days of unrest over the government's plan to raise fuel prices in the impoverished nation which have left several people dead the world cup semifinal between england and croatia has gone to extra time and english fans erupted in cheers as their team went one nil up in the opening minutes but croatia

fergal: in the capital, harare, stronghold of the oppotion movement for democratic change, its young leader arrived at a local school to vote. tihe has campaigned energecally for months. how is it going? is it going well? "very good," he said. it is chaotic, but it is democracy, and zimbabwe has never known it before. a w hours later i caught u with him again. will you accept the results even if you lose? >> i've told you that we are not losing in this election, we are winning. fergal: ou are confident? >> we will win this election, free and fair election, particularly the rural areas. hafergal: it has been a road to this place. the mess zimbabwe became is rooted in the bitter struggle against white minority rule. thousands were killed. before independence. ont the heroes of liberati became despots. zimbabwe might have become an enduring success story. but over time, ordinary lives became hostage to thterror of robert mugabe's one-party rule. millions fled, like one who spent 15 years in exile in britain. now he has come back as an election observer. this is what everyone has always

successor longtime ally president emma said in the end god was against nelson chamisa of the movement for democratic change.

so innocent but on and nelson chamisa of the opposition movement for democratic change monday's election will be the first to delhi for three years without former president robert mugabe at the helm well there are more than five and a half million registered voters sixty percent of whom are under the age of fifty they'll choose between twenty three presidential candidates four of them are women and they'll pick three hundred fifty members of parliament nearly eleven thousand polling stations will be open on the day let's go live now to zimbabwe's capital. harare al jazeera. is the. what is the biggest issue for voters in this election. while without a doubt it is the economy and business sixty thousand see the stadium and hopes to . win the right he actually starts if you get the people you know. under the age of forty and economists say the unemployment rate is more than man to the same thing how do people make a meat they basically sell things on the street. they can and gadgets try to make it funny but it's not i'm not talking about every be good to get a population of people here hav

against forty year wrote nelson chamisa of the movement for democratic change. was ousted by the military last november after four decades in power. authorities in northern california say a sixth person has died as a result of wildfires in the region tens of.

the opposition movement for democratic change party has claimed victory with a senior figure accusingrty, which has been in power for nearly a0 years, of interference with the people's will. the electoral commission — who have been accused of delaying the results — insist that there's been no cheating and say the results are still being counted. 0ur africa editor fergal keane reports. this was a day in which conflicting hopes would finally collide. a day that began with the first results being posted outside polling stations. in harare. in the second city of bulawayo. in rural areas. and a day of checking and listening. with this assurance to those who remembered rigged elections of the past. we are absolutely confident that there was no rigging and we would like to show the people that we will not subvert the will of the people. the opposition has alleged vote rigging but still claims victory. supporters acting as if they'd already won. it did feel premature. the results show beyond reasonable doubt that we have won this election. sources on both sides say they are confident. they bo

said he would not be voting for zanu—pf at all and he sounded like he was endorsing the movement for democratic changeof a kick in the teeth for the current president, the man who effectively forced him out of office and one of his oldest political allies. the two men were cheek byjowl for the best pa rt men were cheek byjowl for the best part of 40 years. that is correct. he even went as far as saying that emerson and anger, the current president, was a good worker, but he was not always an honest person. so he went far to say that he does not believe in zanu—pf and their politics and a lot of people say when mr mugabe took over in 1980 he first started out as freedom fighter, but then became a tyrant, which he denied. he said during his rule zimbabwe was democratic and the country was in the right direction. he is also trying to put his interpretation on what happened to him back in november and all the official voices in zimbabwe have been telling us there was no coup, there was no question of anyone being forced out, it was all done constitutionally. he is saying, no, this was effectively a politi

and opposition leader nelson chamisa from the movement for democratic change although many to to win opinion poll show finished the campaign strongly. after casting their ballots both candidates expressed their hopes for a democratic and peaceful election there's no doubt that if the ballot is an appropriate run a genuine and not a bus that dies or effect one victory certain for the people there may be that. the process will become greely was peaceful this is the fourteenth the day is this i removed out of there in the presence of the entire political presence will remain . well elections under the oath or a tarion rule of robert mugabe were off to marred by violence and voter intimidation this time there were few reports of unrest but observers were of the short comings. some would be to have some very. disorganized. people but. we have not found that. bad organisation. robert mugabe was among those who voted this time his name was not on the ballot paper many in zimbabwe hope that means real change could finally be coming. let's bring in melanie she is covering the elections for us

year doesn't trust him he along with many others here plan to vote for the opposition movement for democratic change. the northern white rhino is so close to extinction that only high tech options can save it this week there was good news a team of scientists based in germany announced a major breakthrough in reproductive research the code and shaw that survived. it's research that could secure the future of the northern white rhino just two of the animals are alive in the world today both of them female. the last surviving male died back in march and that means the subspecies of rhinoceros is doomed to extinction unless pioneering new test tube first allied zation techniques can save the. scientists at the life in its institution berlin say they're now one step closer to the goal they've managed to produce hybrid rhino embryos in the lab which combined the sperm of the northern white rhino and eggs from its closest relative the southern white rhino this is for this is breaking new ground nobody ever dared to do this kind of procedure before rushing off to have done it three or four times we'll have

and endorsed the movement for democratic change. —— zanu pf. of the new york times has warned president trump that he's putting lives at risk by frequently denouncing the media. a g sulzberger says he told mr trump that his inflammatory language was undermining the democratic ideals of the united states. he made the details of their off the record meeting public after mr trump tweeted about it. mr trump said it had been a very good meeting, but he later accused him of putting lives at risk through their reporting. later today, the malaysian government will publish its final report on what happened to flight mh370. the mystery of what happened to the malaysia airlines plane has gone unsolved since it vanished with 239 people on board en route to beijing from kuala lumpur in march, 2014. malaysia has said it would consider resuming the search if new clues came to light. lewis hamilton has won the hungarian grand prix, giving him a 21 point lead going into formula 0ne's august break. it is the fifth win for the mercedes driver this season. hamilto

the main opposition movement for democratic change's ao—year—old candidate, nelson chamisa, is tryinggagwa. but he says the country is not ready for free and fair elections. the bbc‘s shingai nyoka reports from harare. zimbabwe's zimba bwe's opposition is zimbabwe's opposition is unhappy. they are protesting on the streets of the capital, harare, and fear that zimbabwe could be heading for stolen election. robert mugabe's rule ended last november, but the mistrust he sowed during his 37 yea rs mistrust he sowed during his 37 years in power still runs deep. 0pinion polls show opposition candidate nelson chamisa is closing the gap on his main rival, emmerson mnangagwa, but his party, once awash with funding, is struggling to campaign ona with funding, is struggling to campaign on a shoestring budget. peter is an mdc politician campaigning fora peter is an mdc politician campaigning for a rural parliamentary seat. he came to harare to printjust 50 campaign posters. it is all he can afford. we went with peter to his rural constituency, an area that was severely affected by violence in pre

your doesn't trust him he along with many others here plan to vote for the opposition movement for democratic change. l j p t activists in taiwan have suffered a setback in their fight for equal rights last year the territories top courts recognize same sex marriage just and asked the government to legalize them a year later nothing has happened and a raft of public referenda proposed by civil society groups unhappy with a change of left algy bt activists fighting a battle. joyce and her friends did imagine they will be doing this trying to convince people to vote for same sex marriage in a possible public vote but people don't seem to care not laying down now no one wants to take the leaflets paul says by a totally indifferent that's the situation with facing now. besides indifference society's also deeply divided but. i support bt. even the pope said homosexuality is something you're born with or. hasn't been going to legalization of same sex marriage will influence the moral fabric of the family i strongly disagree. taiwan's l.g.b. community is disappointed only a year back it seemed they were on

and belsen of the opposition movement for democratic change it's the first election in the early forty years without former president robert mugabe. two firefighters have died battling wildfires in northern california in the u.s. five hundred structures have been destroyed evacuation orders have been issued to thirty seven thousand people hot weather and strong winds are fueling the flames israeli snipers killed three palestinians in the latest friday protests in gaza health workers report that at least two hundred forty five injured injuries to a demonstrators urging an end to israel's blockade and relief workers in southern nigeria are struggling to cope with a new wave of refugees escaping cameroon fighting began in october when separatists there declared an independent state for news of their after counting the cost next . for the first time since robert mugabe was forced from power by the army the people of zimbabwe will see the next president but a strong economy and frustration among many young voters means the result. is still hard to predict follow the family election. hello i

and opposition leader nelson chamisa from the movement for democratic change although many to want to win opinion poll shows finished the campaign strongly. after casting their ballots both candidates expressed their hopes for a democratic and peaceful election there's no doubt that if the ballot is an appropriate one a genuine one and not a bus that dies or a fake one victory certain for the people there may be very. well the process will come really was this if it's important again is this if i removed out there in the presence of the. little persons who would imagine this is. why the elections under the old thora tarion rule of robert mugabe were off to modify violence and voter intimidation this time there were few reports of unrest. but observers world of other shortcomings. in some cases it works very small. but we see that it's still very disorganized and that people become people leaf if not for gold because of that school incidents obit over a decision. that mugabe was among those who voted this time his name is not on the ballot paper many in zimbabwe that means real change

party and opposition leader nelson chamisa from the movement for democratic change although many tipped the incumbent president to win opinion polls show jimmy said finished the campaign strongly after casting their ballots both candidates expressed their hopes for a democratic and peaceful election there's no doubt that if the ballot is an appropriate one a genuine and not a bus that dies or if a court victory certain for the people there may be very. well the process will come really was this if it's a good thing to do is this i removed out of that in the presence of the entire political process will remain because. elections under the also retiree and rule of robert mugabe were often marred by violence and voter intimidation this time the vote was largely peaceful but some shortcomings have been reported. for some of the troops very small. but it receives it is still very disorganized. that people become leaf we have not found although that is incidents of bad organisation still it's a far cry from the mugabe era today the man who used to rules and bob way with an iron fist is just a

will not be voting for zanu—pf, which is a party that he himself founded and endorse the movement for democratic change publisher of the new york times has urged president donald trump not to continue labelling reporters "enemies of the people", saying it could "lead to violence" against the media. ag sulzberger made the details of their off the record meeting public after mr trump tweeted about it. in his initial tweet, the president said it had been a "very good" meeting. but he later accused media of putting people's lives at risk through their reporting. later, the malaysian government will publish its final report on what happened to flight mh370. the mystery of what happened to the malaysia airlines plane has remained unsolved. it vanished with 239 people on board en route to beijing from kuala lumpur in march, 2014. malaysia has said it would consider resuming the search if new clues came to light. lewis hamilton has won the hungarian grand prix, giving him a 21 point lead going into formula one's august break. it is the fifth win for the mercedes driver this season. hamilton now has 213 points,

not be voting for zanu pf, which is a party that he himself founded, and endorsed the movement for democratic change nelson chamisa. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... a prominent lawyer who helped to defend the former nationalist serb president slobodan milosevic has been shot dead. dragoslav 0gnjanovic was killed in front of his apartment building in the serbian capital, belgrade. he served on the legal team that helped to defend mr milosevic at his un war crimes trial at the hague. as votes continue to be counted in the cambodian general election a spokesman for the ruling party, the cpp, has declared victory, claiming 80% of the votes. the prime minister hoon sen is expected to hold onto power after nearly 33 years in office. human rights groups said the vote was neither free nor fair. the polish jazz trumpeter and composer, tomash stanko, has died at the age of 76. stanko was inspired early on by american trumpeters, miles davis and chet baker, but went on to experiment in free—form jazz. the publisher of the new york times has warned donald trump in a white house

the opposition movement for democratic change party has claimed victory — with a senior figure accusing which has been in power for nearly forty years, of interference with the people s will‘. the electoral commission — who have been accused of delaying the results — insist that there's been no cheating and say the results are still being counted. 0ur africa editor fergal keane reports. this was a day in which conflicting hopes would finally collide. a day that began with the first results being posted outside polling stations. in harare, in the second city bulawayo, in rural goromonzi. and a day of checking and listening. with this assurance to those who remembered rigged elections of the past. we are absolutely confident there was no rigging. we would like to assure the zimbabwean people that we, the zimbabwe electoral commission, will not steal their choice of leader. we will not subvert their will. the opposition doesn't accept that. but its supporters still celebrated as if victory was already in the bag. it did feel premature. the results show beyond reasonable doubt that we have

electoral commission to demand reforms it says are vital for a credible vote this month the movement for democratic change insists there needs to be a deal on how to design print and store ballot papers to ensure the system is fair the country will pick a new president and members of parliament on july the thirtieth in the first election since gabi was forced to resign late last year haiti's prime minister jack entente has given no indication he will resign despite widespread antigovernment protests in four days of unrest over the government's plan to raise fuel prices in the impoverished nation which have left several people dead. those the top stories that from may but do stay with us analogise are people in power coming up next. the i.m.f. said riyadh's breakeven although price twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. to help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. recent elections most notably vats of donald trump as u.s. president apply logic the role played by

ascend the non-god one against nelson chamisa of the movement for democratic change thank you.