mr. correa has no doubt it was a coordinated attempt to remove him from power. >> i believe they use the labour sector to destabilize the country. we have ample evidence it was not just one and then -- one event of was orchestrated. -- we have ample evidence it was not just one event, but was orchestrated. that is the biggest challenge of his career. as police protesters planned cuts to their bonuses, the socialist leader came out on the streets to give a defiant address. a siege followed, which was resolved after the military correa.president ray ih now as well as the 46 arrests, three police kernels are under investigation for alleged in a mutiny. with mr. correa warning that another new to me as possible, repercussions of last week's events are only now becoming clear. >> almost 10 months after the earthquake that devastated haiti, the reporters painted a disturbing picture of life for survivors there. the u.s.-based organization refugees international says refugee camps are being run by gangs in an atmosphere close to anarchy. yesterday on a visit to the island, bill clinton expresse

mr. correa is a very combat ative figure. chavez and he shared political visions.t is true to say that probably was not the most well advised step, but what he was trying to do is talk to the people holding a protest -- policemen -- and tried to reason with them. it went badly wrong. teargas was fired and he ended up in a military hospital. as in terms of whether he has control of the country, what is -- there are 150 military personnel that took over the airport. but their commanders, the head of the armed forces, are still by the president's side. that will be crucial in the coming hours. >> the indian prime minister has after ad for cfaaolm court ruling. whether the site of a mosque belongs to the majority hindus or the minority muslims. the decision is that it will be divided between the two groups. judges is set the site where hindu activist tore down the mosque in 1992 should be split three ways. >> it is the verdict that has had india on a knife's edge. when the lawyers emerged from the high court, they had to fight their way through a media scrum to announc

mr gates and find out what really is going on behind this conference walls. looking ahead for you we have an exclusive interview with the president of ecuador rafael correa told r t how the recent protests in his country may have been an attempted coup d'etat he said that he was caught up in the riots and described how he feared for his life he wants that full interview next hour but here's a look. according to the current theory it was discontent expressed due to a misunderstanding of a good new law concerning the military and the police i was going to explain the essence of law my way but once we arrived we were met with tear gas and with slogans get out proving as we were communists they blocked the presidential building and pin the tires therefore it was evident from the very beginning that it was a political trap and there was no wish to carry out a dialogue or no demands to raise salaries it was a political scenario long lives here is this is the country's former president who was behind all this but that's why i opened the window and tried to explain the situation but they continued interrupting insulting me as we knew about the looting and we realized