of venezuela issuing a definitive victory verdict. endorsed nicolás maduro in the presidential elections of this country. the supreme court of venezuela announced this the court has reviewed the documents of the national election counciland confirms that maduro has won. following the issuance of this vote, a large number of venezuelans demonstrated in support of maduro. before this , the national election council of venezuela also won maduro by winning more than half of the votes in the last month's election. he had announced that he faced the opposition candidate's protest and the demonstration of his supporters. now we want to review the venezuelan election and the final confirmation of its result with diego sekrah, a writer and political analyst in caracas, venezuela. hello, mr. sekra, thank you for accepting our invitation to talk. thank you as a question. we witnessed it, you saw it much better than us , the opposition and pro-western movement made many efforts to question the results of the elections, we even witnessed the support of foreign interference, how did these efforts fail . first, the reason for their failure was that they went to one or two websites. relying and relying on the writings of those websit

the base maryam hamedi's online report published by the broadcasting agency and the national election council of venezuela confirmed the correctness of the presidential election of this country. the national electoral council of venezuela announced the votes, referring to the recount of 96 and 9 percent of the ballots. madaro is about 8% more than edmond and gonzalez. dear viewers, thank you for your attention. we want to discuss today's important issue at the economy table. one is the maadian system, the other is a note on the article of sadeh. i gave you a very short introduction in our previous program, if you remember , we talked a lot about this. a few important questions in we have this issue , what should real and legal business owners do now, how much should governments issue electronic invoices , how much should each of them sell electronic invoices? and other questions that i will present to you, but before we start the conversation with the guests of the program and ask them all these questions that i have presented to you, my colleague in the macroeconomics department of the broadcasting news

elections of venezuela were held 3 weeks ago. nicolás maduro won the presidency of venezuela for the third time with 52% of the votes. although the result of this election was approved by the national election councilf venezuela. a host from iraq's diyala province, who does not want to show her face on tv, but opens the door of her home to iranian visitors, and her children welcome them with good manners. along with the people of diyala province, the people of kirkuk province are the same they hosted pilgrims who chose the borders of kurdistan for the arbaeen journey. for more information, we visited baghdad road, kirkuk. most of the iranian pilgrims who chose the iraqi kurdistan region for the arbaeen pilgrimage, usually pass through this road to reach the holy cities of kazmin and karbala , the distance from iraqi kurdistan to karbala is more than 450 km . he is loyal, the route was excellent, the security was excellent , the reception of the mourners, everything was good, we thank them very much, the services are free of charge from the man. they transport pilgrims to sulaymaniyah free of charge, there is accommodation there, and from there i also transport pilgrims to karbala by car, and there

the national electoral council of venezuela corrects the presidential election. confirmed this countryferring to the recount of 969 percent of the ballots, the national election council of venezuela announced that maduro's votes were about 8 percent more than edmundo gonzalez's. this the council attributed the delay in updating the results to widespread attacks on technology infrastructure. the united states had announced maduro gonzález as the winner of the election with strong support for the opposition and refused to count the votes. for the first time, china is launching a marriage study program in its universities. marriage planning, courtship and marriage and divorce counseling are among the topics that will be taught in this field. chinese officials say that the rate of marriages in this country increased by more than 12% last year compared to the previous year , but still half of c. 25 to 29 year old population this country is single. although china has abandoned the population limiting programs , the population of this country decreased by 2 million people last year and reache

the national election council of venezuela has confirmed the correctness of the presidential election of this country and at the same time the us foreign minister made strange statements last night . he congratulated mr. maduro who won the election and announced that now is the time for a peaceful transfer of power. congratulations , i am having a conversation with mr. abdulhamid shahrabi , the international observer of the elections in venezuela, who is a guest of the world today program. welcome, mr. shahrabi . i have the opportunity to be your host again in this program . venezuela was held, considering that you were the observer of the election, here i greet you, dear viewers of the khabar network. let's go to the main story, i'm looking for you. i mentioned the previous cases that you had on tonight's program, it was the assassination of ismail haniyeh. i want to make an analogy and compare what is happening in venezuela with the story of haniyeh's assassination . look, haniyeh is the leader of the liberation struggle. he was fighting and assassinating him with the intervention o

the national election council of venezuela has confirmed the correctness of the presidential election in this country, and at the same time , the secretary of state of the united states congratulated mr. maduro's rival who won the election last night in a strange statement and announced that now is the time. peaceful transfer of power and congratulations to the rival in this i am having a conversation with mr. abdulhamid shahrabi , the international observer of the elections in venezuela, who is a guest of the world today program. welcome, mr. shahrabi . i have the opportunity to be your host again in this program. considering that you were the election observer, here i greet you. dear viewers of khabar, let's get into the story and get to the point. i was following the previous cases that you had on tonight's program, it was the assassination of ismail hainiyeh. i want to make an analogy and the similarity of this incident that you venezuela is falling apart with the story of haniyeh's assassination . please see what happened. haniyeh was the leader of a liberation struggle . he was

the national election council of venezuela has announced the results of the elections. it is until august 31, the results. well, apparently, our communication with dr. shahri , an expert on international issues, has been cut off. un poste un poste garde qui permet d'avoir un contrôle sur les différences ailes donc on peut on va faire les différences niveaux. lalu luas surakan pada ujung jalar ini dan flagera akan segera kepatan, later flagera nekaras merah akan siap diwana. dear viewers, good time, shirzad. you are the viewer of today's world . we will continue our conversation with mr. shahrabi, an expert on international issues, about the situation in venezuela. mr. shahri. please provide your additional points so that i can ask you the next questions i wanted to serve you. first of all, i am sorry that our communication was interrupted, but basically what is happening is nothing new. since the beginning of the victory of the bolivarian revolution in venezuela in 1998, until now, there has not been a day when we have not seen the actions of the united states and the o

of venezuela confirmed the victory of nicolás maduro in the presidential elections of this country. the supreme court of venezuela announced that this court has reviewed the documents of the national election counciland confirms that maduro has won. following the issuance of this vote, a large number of venezuelans demonstrated in support of maduro. earlier, the national electoral council of venezuela announced maduro as the winner of last month's election by getting more than half of the votes. which was met with the opposition candidate's protest and the demonstration of his supporters. thank you for your support . be a viewer and a follower of the news network. greetings, dear compatriots, i have to say hello to you. today, for the provinces located in the central and southern slopes of the zagros, we are witnessing rains in these areas, in the form of showers and lightning in the eastern parts of the southeastern parts of the province, the eastern border of khuzestan province , chaharmahal bakhtiari province. parts of busheer province, fars, hormozgan, and the southern areas of kerman province will experience heavy rains from today in these areas until sunday. and electricity it continues in t

election it will be held on november 15. the national electoral council of venezuela confirmed the correctness of the presidential election of this country. national election council. referring to the recount of 96 and 9% of the ballots, venezuela announced that maduro's votes were about 8% more than edmundo gonzalez's. the council attributed the delay in updating the results to widespread attacks on technology infrastructure. the united states had announced maduro gonzález as the winner of the election and rejected the counting of votes by strongly supporting the opposition. fires in america in recent days have turned thousands of hectares of forests and meadows into ashes. in colorado 5 a thousand hectares of forest has been on fire since a few days ago and the authorities have issued an order for a large scale. the residents of loveland were also forced to leave their apartments and houses. in the southwest of denver , 600 houses were evacuated due to the possibility of the fire spreading. also, with the passage of 10 days from america, compared to the same time last year , it has increased unprecedentedly. for the first

of venezuela accepted this request and summoned the president along with eight other candidates of this election , in which edmundo gonzalez, the opposition candidate , did not appear. meanwhile, the head of the national electoral councilenezuela confirmed the re-election of yiculas maduro as the country's president. elvis ameroso announced that he won by votes for the third time. after the announcement of maduro's victory, street riots led by the opposition party and the intervention of some countries, including the united states, have started throughout the country. is. kamla haris, the vice president of the united states of america , won the necessary quorum for the nomination of the democratic party in the 2024 presidential election. after last month's withdrawal of us president joe biden from running in the election, kamla harris had no rival in the virtual voting on friday, and by attracting the support of 2350 representatives, he reached the required quorum. he reached for the nomination of the democratic party. the democratic national convention is scheduled to be held in the coming days and harris will be officially announced as the party's candidate and rival to republican donald trump. the 2024 us presidenti

elections of this country by issuing a final decision. the supreme court of venezuela announced this the court has reviewed the documents of the national election counciland confirms that maduro has won. following the issuance of this vote, a large number of venezuelans demonstrated in support of maduro. earlier , the national electoral council of venezuela announced maduro as the winner of last month's election, which was met with protests by opposition candidates and demonstrations by his supporters. now we want the venezuelan elections and the final confirmation of the results with diego. writer and political analyst in caracas, venezuela. mr. sekra, hello , thank you for accepting our invitation to talk. thank you. as a first question , what is your assessment of the final confirmation of the election results? if we want to look at it from a technical, political and organizational point of view, well, this issue was resolved anyway , we have legal and legal mechanisms in venezuela that we use in such cases and when such incidents occur, and well, we we did this this time, these issues will be investigated in the court if necessary, and this also ha

election was held 3 weeks ago. nicolás madaro won the presidency of venezuela for the second time with 52% of the votes. although the result of this the election has been approved by venezuela's national electoral council but the opposition believes that their candidate, edmundo gonzalez, won the most votes. i am talking about this issue with mr. hamid shahrabi, an expert on international issues. mr. shahrabi , hello. after the elections in venezuela and announcing the results of the elections, the situation in this country is still tense and both sides of the elections are involved. why have the conflicts become so long ? i greet you and the viewers and listeners of the khabar network. the fact is that if we look at the installation, the situation is the opposite of that that image that the media. although absolute peace has not been established there, it is on the way to peace, which means that now you are reading numerous articles in international publications that indicate the fact that the violent opposition supported by the united states has come to the conclusion that

of venezuela's opposition. a group of united nations experts said that venezuela's presidential election lacked "basic transparency and integrity". experts have criticised venezuela's national electoral councilring the incumbent, president maduro, the winner without publishing detailed voting tallies. on friday, the organisation of american states, meeting in washington, adopted a resolution calling on venezuela to publish comprehensive details of the results. ms machado said she would join a march in venezuela's capital, caracas. she has and this is her speaking now. quite a big turnout on the streets of venezuela for the opposition leader. she has rejected calls from brazil and neighbouring colombia to hold new elections, saying that would be going against the will of the people. she's been trying to galvanise the opposition there, where president maduro declared himself the winner without giving details of the vote tallies, which has upset observers around the world. we'll keep watching protests happening around venezuela but also internationally, for more transparency in the elections in venezuela. alfredo romero is a venezuelan human rights lawyer. he spoke to us from caracas about the

of venezuela's opposition. a group of united nations experts said that venezuela's presidential election lacked "basic transparency and integrity". experts have criticised venezuela's national electoral councileclaring the incumbent, president maduro, the winner without publishing detailed voting tallies. on friday, the organisation of american states, meeting in washington, adopted a resolution calling on venezuela to publish comprehensive details of the results. ms machado said she would join a march in venezuela's capital, caracas. now, let's speak to alfredo romero — a venezuelan human rights lawyer and director—president of non—governmental organisation foro penal. he joins us from caracas. can you explain to us the risks that people are taking going out to protest because there has been a crackdown on the opposition. irate protest because there has been a crackdown on the opposition. we have verified a number— crackdown on the opposition. we have verified a number of— crackdown on the opposition. we have verified a number of detainees - crackdown on the opposition. we have verified a number of detainees who i verified a number of detainees who are being detained in the mass protests th

of venezuela's opposition. it comes days after a group of united nations experts said that venezuela's presidential election lacked �*basic transparency and integrity�*. experts have criticised venezuela's national electoral councilorganisation of american states, meeting in washington, adopted a resolution calling on venezuela to publish comprehensive details of the results. ms machado said she would join a march in venezuela's capital, caracas. let us speak to an investigative journalist based in caracas. thank you very much forjoining us. what you very much forjoining us. what you think the real result might have been? ~ you think the real result might have been? . . . . ., you think the real result might have been? ~ ., . . ., ., ., been? well, according to an investigation _ been? well, according to an investigation that _ been? well, according to an investigation that several i investigation that several newspapers and other organisations independently did, the tally is that the opposition showed look legitimate and those tallies are showing an overwhelming victory for gonzales and not for nicolas maduro as the electoral council claimed. the fact that the government has not been showing not only the tallies

during the competition of the president, nicholas monroe has appeared before venezuela supreme court asking the top judicial body to ratify his disputed election. national electoral council declared madero the winter of the july 28th phone. but the opposition says record show its candidates, its candidate was the actual winner. protests over materials declared victory. i've left at least 24 people dead. the cuts alone separatist major calls put. mine says he's back in his home in exile in belgium. he defied an arrest warrant earlier this week and returned briefly to spain to address thousands of supporters in barcelona, even evaded police and left the country. israel has confirmed it will send negotiators to gauze a peace talks next week and either do ha, or cairo prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who says he has read to the talks at the request of international mediators. below the militant group, i'm off has yet to respond. i'm sure world leaders are pushing for talks restart after the recent assassination of a hamas leader into wrong. why be blamed on israel res, tensions in the region, and let the fears that peace efforts would fail? are now as the families of this

election. one clear example is to capture the institutions of a country. as you know, the institutions, the course, the secondary -- supreme courts and secondary courts in venezuela and in this case the national elections councilla has been courted by the regime since a long time ago. from was a small moment of hope with the previous board which was finally selected by the national assembly where two opposition members came in. but what happened less than six months ago? they dismantled that board and elected a new one completely full of political cronies close to the regime unfortunately. so what we're seeing is a complete lack of democratic principles and electoral principles on election day. >> thank you. a funeral ceremony has been he would in altar for the hamas leader ismail afrikka hardy who was killed on monday. haniyeh's coffin was taken to a cemetery when he was buried in a simple ceremony. palestinian and -- have both called for revenge against israel. >> it's quiet here on the south of tel aviv. people are at home but are uneasy. they know that potentially they're standing on the brink of a much wider political contract. there have been a number of similar incidents. when it looked as those the war

able to access this on support of the venezuela's opposition rally to demands a candidate be recognized as the winter of dispute at elections. the national electoral council declared president nicholas and the gold victoria. as of last month's vote, your position you with a you and several latin american countries over checked the result here in building 200000 people came together on saturday for brave the planet. the type of music parade is just the latest part of what is now officially recognized as a cultural tradition. emotions, ron hi. as the modem textbook capital, the lean becomes an open ad dense for hundreds of thousands flop the c to sent on to the malta lock this trunk sample rate in spots. we all fit all this in the leg there on the 2nd, a lot of sense to the bits next to berlin's famous landmarks. but secular itself is no less of a landmark. this here, german is government declared, it's part of the national cultural heritage. the way is because it's, well, we don't have anything like this back home the tech support rate rate the planet just formally known as the last parade, which came to and then in germany implemented to offset that list

a group of united nations experts said that venezuela's presidential election lacked "basic transparency and integrity". experts have criticised venezuela's national electoral council the incumbent, president maduro, the winner without publishing detailed voting tallies. on friday, the organization of american states, meeting in washington, adopted a resolution calling on venezuela to publish comprehensive details of the results. ms machado had this message for her supporters. translation: when this | regime saw it was defeated and their scheme discovered, they chose the most cruel of all politics. we won't leave the streets. we will use intelligence, prudence, resilience, boldness — and peacefully — because violence benefits them. alfredo romero is a venezuelan human rights lawyer. he spoke to us from caracas about the risks protesters were taking. we have verified and identified more than 1,400 detainees, which are being detained precisely in protest and mass protest that has happened in those 15 days. um, and before now and, um, we're verifying that and identifying different kind of situations happening injails and everything. so of course it's an important risk

a group of united nations experts said that venezuela's presidential election lacked �*basic transparency and integrity�*. experts have criticised venezuela's national electoral councilg detailed voting tallies. on friday, the organisation of american states, meeting in washington, adopted a resolution calling on venezuela to publish comprehensive details of the results. ms machado said she would join a march in venezuela's capital, caracas. ana vanessa herrero, an investigative journalist based in caracas had this update. well, according to an investigation that several newspapers and other organisations independently did, the tallies that the opposition showed look legit, and those tallies show an overwhelming victory for edmundo gonzalez and not for nicolas maduro, as the electoral council claimed. now, the fact that, as you said, the, um, the government has not been showing the not only the tallies but the results, state by state and electoral table by electoral table, which is a custom here in venezuela. it brings a lot of doubt around the process itself. how surprised are you that people outside venezuela have chosen to take part in demonstrations for a situati

a group of united nations experts said that venezuela's presidential election lacked "basic transparency and integrity". experts have criticised venezuela's national electoral council declaring the incumbent, president maduro, the winner without publishing detailed voting tallies. on friday, the organisation of american states, meeting in washington, adopted a resolution, calling on venezuela to publish comprehensive details of the results. alfredo romero is a venezuelan human rights lawyer. he spoke to us from caracas about the risks protesters were taking. we have verified more than 1,400 detainees, which are being detained in protests, the mass protests that have happened, in those 15 days before now. and we verified and are identifying different situations happening injails. so it is an important risk because repression is being used effectively, as you said, to crack down on protests. what recourse do people have if they are arrested? there are many things happening at this point. the problem is that we don't have access to detainees as private lawyers. right now, the families... they have been incommunicado for about 15 days. families have had access and they

access the site and supporters of venezuela's opposition to rally to demand a candidate be recognized as the winner of the dispute elections. the national electoral council declared president nicholas venturo, victorious at last month folk. the opposition you weighs the you and several latin american countries over reject the result. legendary french act alone dental has died aged 88. he was well known buying moviegoers for his roles and classics like purple noon on the little may be most fondly remembered by those who cherished the legend. pre looks, he brought to the silver screen, a charming, unapproachable, breathtaking, really good looking for decades allowed in on with read the edge by fans and film critics, a like as the ultimate french how pray can with the gang store image, or is it too much going well, this image of me is proof for me, and i hope for you that i'm a good actor to because this image is the opposite of how i am in real life screen on a v and down below hed international break for as the star of the crime classic purple noon, then 25 year old play to kill it without a conscience cementing as titled as a new face, a french sentiment

of the people that much more to read about that authority dot com to venezuela. now with the national electoral council has recounted 96 percent of the ballots from the presidential election reaffirming incumbent nicholas my daughters. when this comes off of washington avenue, south american darling claiming the darling, which is the opposition candidate, is actually the real winner. when nicholas, my daughter has occurred, the america of attempting to deter the need of the government of the united states together with the law must be emulated, fascist. international are at the forefront of a process of destabilization in a coup d'etat at this moment. against the venezuelan people and against the venezuelan democracy from the present or the opposition has profit on the top of the capital for this saturday. the election took place on july 28th with my daughter, getting 51 percent of the votes. and protests erupted across the country at the same time in western nations dismissed the results. washington state as has the proof of the opposition one, but it's so far failed to show it. given the overwhelming evidence, it is clear to the united states, and most importantly, to t

to access the side. support of the venezuela's opposition have rally to demand a candidate be recognized as the winter of dispute with elections and national residential council declared presidency pronounced, but who wrote it? tory as in last month's vote, the opposition to us the un, several latin american countries over reject. the results doctors in india have called a nation wide striking protest at the rape and murder of a female training. in coconut medical staff, say violence against women is widespread, demanding basis, security and hospitals. they want a safer working environment. indian doctors are escalating protests into a nationwide strike. you just want to be safe because it is the law says we have to oh what do you go to a c. c emergency services are still in operation, but the strike has affected thousands of patients. oh that's of little god. people come here from far away and they're finding it very difficult. there's no one here . the doctor is the thing. they'll be on strike indefinitely. and we don't know when that'll reopen when they're the shut down for those days of march is in smaller strikes over the rape and murder of a train. the

of what they think it's toward with russia in venezuela. the national editorial council has recounted 96 percent of the pilots from the presidential election. we have an incumbent nicholas, why those when this comes off, the washington has a new south american darling claiming that darling of the opposition candid it was the real. so cold winter. when my daughter has accused washington of attempting a crowded top, the need of the government of the united states, together with the long mosque emulates fascist international or at the forefront of a process of de stabilization. in a coup d'etat at this moment, against the venezuelan people and against the venezuelan democracy, that is why the president added that the opposition has profit and um, the tax and the capital for this saturday. the election took place on july 28th with my daughter getting 51 percent of the votes. of protests erupted across the country. the same time west the nation has dismissed the results. washington says it has the proof that the opposition one for the sofa fail. ringback to disclose it, given the overwhelming evidence it is clear to the united states and most im

while not recognizing the official authorities who carried out the election in venezuela which is of course the national electoral council. all right, thank you for that. camillaonto. from quoracus, thank you camilla. moving on, in the uk, more than 90 people have been arrested as far right protesters rited across the country in the wake of deadly stabbing attack. the violent protests erupted in many towns and cities, including liverpool, bristol, manchester, blackpool and belfast. rival rallies also broke out between far right protesters and anti-racism groups. the protests erupted following the killing of three young girls in knife attack in the northwestern town of southboard on monday. the police have identified the suspect as black teenager axel rudak kubana who was born in the uk. the motive behind the attack is still unknown. mis information spread on social media after the knife attack sparked the violent anti-immigration protests across the uk. thousands gathered in paris for an anti-israely protest announcing western medias pertrayal of the gaza genocide. activist labeled the killing of palestinian resistance l

election campaign. he also called on venezuelans to consider how power can be transferred peacefully from one candidate to another. at the same time, the national electoral council of venezuelavictory in the elections for the current head of state. let us remind you what medium and shorter range is, less than 5000 km, average from 100 km up to 5,500. russia has enough forces and means to respond adequately to any threats. pavel cholkin will continue the topic. an ordinary sunny day on may 5th this year. a us air force military transport plane lands at the airfield on the danish island of borholm, and a truck emerges from it, carrying what appears to be an ordinary one. a sea container, well, this is what it looks like deployed at nato exercises in denmark: a highly mobile mk-70 container-type launcher. armament - sm-6 multi-purpose missiles with a maximum range of 460 km, as well as tamahawk cruise missile with a range of already 2,500 km. and here is a sector of russian territory that can be hit by tomahawks from the same island of bornholm, and this is a sector under attack from the territory. in germany , in the affected area of ​​st. petersburg, moscow , almost the entir

of venezuela's opposition. a group of united nations experts said that venezuela's presidential election lacked "basic transparency and integrity". experts have criticised venezuela's national electoral councillaring the incumbent, president maduro, the winner without publishing detailed voting tallies. on friday, the organization of american states, meeting in washington, adopted a resolution calling on venezuela to publish comprehensive details of the results. ms machado said she would join a march in venezuela's capital, caracas. let's cross live to miami, to speak to pascal fletcher, editorial lead for the bbc monitoring team covering latin america. how many people have answered the call in caracas? sorry, we seem to be having problems with his sound.— with his sound. hello? sorry. sorry, es, i with his sound. hello? sorry. sorry, yes. i can — with his sound. hello? sorry. sorry, yes. i can hear— with his sound. hello? sorry. sorry, yes, i can hear you. _ with his sound. hello? sorry. sorry, yes, i can hear you. just _ with his sound. hello? sorry. sorry, yes, i can hear you. just to - with his sound. hello? sorry. sorry, yes, i can hear you. just to say, - yes, i can hear you. just to s

of a country. as you know, the institutions, the courts, the supreme court and secondary courts in venezuela are completely co—opted by the regime. and in this case, the national elections councilgo. there was a small moment of hope with the previous word of hope with the previous word of the c and e, was finally selected by the national assembly after more than 50 years of being selected by a court, where to opposition members came into the c and e. but they dismantled that board and elected a new one completely full of political cronies close to the regime, unfortunately. so what we are seeing is a complete lack of democratic principles and electoral integrity during this whole process, and of course on elections day —— c and e. around the world and across the uk, you're watching bbc news. let's look at some other stories making headlines. police wearing riot gear are trying to control several protesters in sunderland. after three children were fatally stabbed in southport on monday. a soldier who became the face of the british army recruitment campaign has won damages from the army after she experienced racism and sexism. gary and knight said she's suffered racism ever since

of july 13 we're able to happen as they did in venezuela. the national ex world council has recounted 96 percent of the ballots from the presidential election, a reaffirming incumbent nicholas my daughters one. the majority of the votes of this comes off to washington has a new south american darling play making the opposition candidate was the so called real when a window accused the u. s. meantime, of attempting occluded. talk the nazi cuddly toys while the government of the united states putting together with elan mosque and malays fascist international are at the forefront of a process of the stabilisation and the crew data. at this moment, against the venezuelan people and against venezuelan democracy depends on the president added that the opposition has profit and on the talking the capital for this saturday. the election that took place on july 28th with my daughter getting 51 percent of the votes i purchased a rocketed shortly afterwards. at the same time western nations dismissed the election results. washington says it has the proof that the opposition one has failed to disclose the proof. given the overwhelming evidence, it is cl

weeks and venezuelas and national electoral council, cne has dismissed as drive with lies and contradictions a recent un report that disputed the outcome of the country's presidential election. the reaction came after un experts criticized venezuela's electoral body for what they called falling short of the basic transparency and integrity. the cne however insisted that a cyber attack had prevented it from disclosing a full breakdown of the results. venezuela's foreign ministry has also rejected the un report at after president nicholas maduro was declared the winner of the january 28th election with over 52% of the votes. maduro's victory had angered the us and eu-backed opposition that questioned the fairness and threatened the cne with a criminal investigation. the claim also sparked protests resulting in fatalities and arrests. meanwhile the mexican presidents at post-election crisis could be resolved by venezuelans themselves. that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv. thank you for watching. as gaza faces the genocide of the israeli occupation, new leader emerges. from the ashes. yahya sinwar, the newly appointed leader of hamas, takes the he

missouri has appeared before venezuela's supreme court, asking the top judicial body to ratify his disputed election. the national electoral council declared madura the winner of the july 28 fold that the opposition says records show its candidate was the actual when protests over majoris declared victory of left at least 24 people that the capital on separate his leader carls. piedmont says he is back in his home in exile in belgium. he defied interest one earlier this week and returned briefly to spain to address thousands of supporters and barcelona. you then evaded police and left the country . an earthquake has hit the tokyo area just to day after the japanese government warned a major quake could strike it, shook buildings in the city, and stopped at least one train line. scientists have long highlighted the danger of a serious earthquake originating under the sea close to japan. bangladesh is new in term liter. mohammad eunice says he wants to call elections within a few months. his caretaker government is trying to restore order and democracy following weeks violent protests. the new administration includes students who played a key role in ousting the

a group of united nations experts said that venezuela's presidential election lacked "basic transparency and integrity". experts have criticised venezuela's national electoral counciling detailed voting tallies. on friday, the organisation of american states, meeting in washington, adopted a resolution calling on venezuela to publish comprehensive details of the results. ms machado had this message for her supporters. translation: we will not leave the streets. - we will use intelligence, prudence, resilience, boldness, and we will do it peacefully. because violence benefits them. we do not attack other venezuelans. research by a uk think tank suggests that, contrary to popular perception, older people are the least lonely age group in the country. four in ten elderly people say they sometimes feel lonely. but the figure jumps to seven out of ten when under 25s are questioned. the researchers say the elderly are much more likely to socialise and volunteer. josh nicholson is a senior resercher for the centre for socialjustice. he wrote the study and joins me now. welcome, josh, good to have you on the programme. what kind of data where you looking at here? the centr

monroe has appeared before venezuela supreme court asking the top traditional body to ratify his disputed re election. the national electoral council declared montero the winter of the july 28 phone, but the opposition says records show it's candidate was the actual winner protest over maderos declared victory have left at least 24 people. that being with us is new interim leader mohammed eunice says he wants to call elections within a few months. his caretaker government is trying to restore order and democracy following weeks, a violent protest and new administration includes students who played a key role in ousting previous prime minister. the students has taken charge of directing traffic in the capital taca. following the nationwide strike announced my police unions who then went off duty was to the prime minister to resign. the police stopped performing the duties. we'll so cost with the police as you must have see. that's why they're no longer doing my jobs and why we're doing them instead of like ordinary people, including a large proportion of students, have taken on other rules such as keeping the city clean that was entered in square behind that or b

closely following the venezuelan presidential elections that took place on sunday and subsequent announcement by the national electoral council of venezuelathese elections in the face of repression and adversity. democracy, courage, adversity, how come she forgot to mention the incredible ones, well at least. all protests and attacks by security forces are called peaceful, otherwise we ourselves would hardly have guessed, but on the other hand, who are we to question the statement of the white house representatives. sincerely in the usa they are surprised that the technologies of color revolutions have begun to fail, more and more people around the world are fighting back... the united states recognized oppositionist edmund gonzalez as the winner of the presidential elections in venezuela. before history, before this constitution and before the country, i hold mr. gonzalez responsible. the coup d'etat in venezuela demonstrates a certain trend that is emerging in international relations. the fact is that nicolas maduro announced last year the desire for a bolevarian republic become part of brix. and here's the question: do you believe in c

venezuela. the national electoral council has recounted 96 percent of the balance from the presidential election re if. busy and incumbent nicholas, my daughter's when this comes off to washington has a new south american darling claiming that the new south american darling of the opposition candidate is the real window of the election. and my daughter accused america of attempting to data. the fellow will need of the government of the united states together with ease on musk emulates, fascist international or at the forefront of a process of destabilization in a coup d'etat at this moment. against the venezuelan people and against the venezuelan democracy, unfamiliar events. when the president added that the opposition has profited in the tax of a capital for this saturday today. or the election took place on july 28th with miss, or getting what 51 percent of the votes and protests did it around the same time. western nations dismissed the results. washington says it has the proof for the opposition one, but a so far failed to show it given the overwhelming evidence, it is clear to the united s

and in venezuela, the national electro council has recounted 96 percent of the balance from the presidential election refunding the income. but nicholas madura walton. this comes off, the washington has a new south american, the all and claiming that it was the all physician can do that. that was the so called we a when a my daughter has accused us of attempting occluded to the fellow will need the government of the united states together with the law must be emulated, fascist, international, or at the forefront of a process of de stabilisation in a coup d'etat at this moment, against the venezuelan people and against the venezuelan democracy. the venezuelan president doubted that the opposition has posted an arm detached in the capital for this act. today. the election took place on july 28th with due to gaining 51 percent of the votes pro tax abrupt it across the country. this is at the same time the western nations with dismissing those results. washington says it has the proof that the opposition wrong, but it's fails to disclose an evidence. given the overwhelming evidence it is clear to the uni

venezuela's national electoral council proclaimed maduro winner of a third terman office following the vote on july 28th. the opposition, however claims election fraud and has a stage rival rallies. the us, the eu and several latin american states have backed the opposition claim. anti-mador protests have claimed 25 lives so far and more than 2,400 people have been arrested. the venezuelan capital has seen another day of rival rallies as the post election turmoil goes a gathering of his in a gathering of his supporters president madura said that the opposition is trying to stage a coup in his country. now we've discussed that issue in our news review program and that's the end of this newscast so it's goodbye for me for now. john stepling is author and commentator joining us from inderoy norway. we also have isach vigo is a latin american expert joining us from london. i'd like to welcome you both. i'll start with you john stepling, when you take a look at the validity of the um voting that took place, there's plenty of uh material out there and data that supports the fact that this was a uh democratic election that took place in maduro has uh

venezuela's national electoral council proclaimed maduro the winner of the third term in office following vote on july 28th. the opposition however claims election fraud and has been staging rival rallies. the us, the eu and several latin american countries have backed the opposition claim. anti-maduro protest have claimed 20 lives so far. more than 2400 have also been arrested. our correspondent camilla escalante joined us earlier from the canadian city of toronto with more information regarding these protests in venezuela. let's take a listen. it needs to be reiterated that lot of the violence and the riots that we saw take place since the july 28th elections really began during the night of the 28th and took place on the 29th and 30th, but they were put to an end very quickly. we have. haven't seen uh so much opposition violence since then and really what it is is more of uh sort of media circus on the exterior and that's being shown through the mainstream corporate media, but things really, as i've reported before, have returned to normal within the country in terms of everyday commerce, transportation, people going about their day and going

venezuela's national electoral council proclaimed or the winner of a third term in office following the vote on july 28th. the opposition claims election fraud and has staged rival rallies. the us stau and several latin american states have backed the oppositions claim. antimador protests have claimed 25 lives so far, more than 20. 400 people have also been arrested. let me not bring in our corresponding and camelante. she is now in torona. camilla, tell us about this unrest that engulfed venezuela after the election, and what president maduro uh is uh claiming to be uh the opposition plotting a coup? well, it needs to be reiterated that lot of the violence. and the riots that we saw take place since the july 28th elections really began during the night of the 28th and took place on the 29th and 30th, but they were put to an end very quickly, we haven't seen uh so much opposition violence since then, and really what it is is more of a sort of media circus on the exterior, and that's being shown through the mainstream corporate media, but things really, as i've reported before, have returned to normal within the country in terms of ever

venezuela's national electoral council proclaimed maduro, the winner of a third term in office following vote on july 28. the opposition however claims election fraud and has been staging rival rallies. the us, the eu and several latin american countries have back the opposition claim. anti-maduro protests have claimed 25 lives so far, more than 2,400 have also been arrested. he wants parliament is begun the second day of debates on the ministerial pics proposed by president masoyan. the lawmakers are scheduled to discuss the qualification of candidates for the key intelligence, economy, foreign affairs and health portfolios. the parliamentary debate is scheduled. continue by wednesday, vote of confidence session is expected on tuesday or on wednesday. iran's constitution requires the president to get his ministers endorsed by parliament. on saturday, president pasyan defended his picks in the chamber. he said everyone, regardless of the party filiations must join hands to help overcome the existing problems in the country. an elaborate and rigorous vetting procedure underway in iran's consultative assembly majlis. 19 nominees for ministerial

venezuela. the national electoral council has recounted 96 percent of the ballots from the presidential election. reconfirming, the wind of incumbent nicholas, my daughter of this, comes off of washington, anointed his new south american darling, crowning of the opposition, candid as the so called real wind up. however, it has failed to disclose any concrete evidence to support the suggestion that the opposition guy one is given the overwhelming evidence it is clear to the united states. and most importantly, to the venezuelan people that edmondo gonzalez, or d, o one, the most votes and ben as well as july 28 presidential election. we congratulate edmondo gonzalez or dia on the successful campaign. now is the time for the venezuelan parties to begin discussions on a respectful, peaceful transition in accordance with ben as well and electoral law and the wishes of the venezuelan people. the us now is dismissing the results of the vin as well in the elections. and as recognize the opposition candidate to be the winner of the selection. that's edmondo gonzales. according to your secretary of state

venezuela's national. central council proclaimed or the winner of a third chairman office following vote on 28th of july, the opposition claims election fraud, it's been staging rallies, the us, the eu and several latin american states have backed the opposition's claim, antimatoral protests have claimed 25 lives so far and 2400 people have been arrested. i've talked to our correspondent, camante joined us from terana. and she provided some information regarding the protests in venezuela. it needs to be reiterated that lot of the violence and the riots. that we saw take place since the july 28th elections really began during the night of the 28th and took place on the 29th and 30th, but they were put to an end very quickly, we haven't seen uh so much opposition violence since then, and really what it is is more of a sort of media circus on the exterior, and that's being shown through the mainstream corporate media, but things really, as i've reported before, have returned to normal. within the country in terms of everyday commerce, transportation, people going about their day and going to their jobs and everything like that, but as yo

venezuela. now, with the national electro council has recounted 96 percent of the ballots from the presidential election reaffirming incumbent nicholas and the doors victory. this comes as washington has a new south american darling claiming the opposition candidate was actually the so called real when a were due to a choose. the us of attempting of who did to the need of the government of the united states together with the law must be emulated, fascist. international are at the forefront of a process of destabilization in a coup d'etat at this moment. against the venezuelan people and against the venezuelan democracy in the event as well. and president job is that the opposition has prostate an armed attack in the capsule for the staff today. the election took place in july on the 28th with due to gaining 51 percent of the votes process to rep that across the country. this was the 2nd time the western nations were dismissing those results. washington says it has approved the fuel position one, but it's failed to disclose any evidence. given the overwhelming evidence, it is clear to the united states a