la justicia y la democracia en nicaragua estarÁ en su memoria fuerte.s pidieron entre otras cosas que se dÉ marcha atrÁs a la despenalizaciÓn del aborto. en la capital mexicana donde es legal este procedimiento desde hace aÑos. >> exigimos a las autoridades que respeten el derecho a la vida desde el momento de la concepciÓn hasta la muerte oficial. quieren despenalizar el aborto hasta la semana 12 y es algo que atenta contra la dignidad. marÍa: lÓpez obrador sugirió la posibilidad de realizar una consulta popular sobre la legalizaciÓn del aborto. en otros temas, la contaminaciÓn del aire a la ciudad de mÉxico ha estado causando todo tipo de problemas. reportera: el pulso de la economÍa se mide a los mercados, pero los efectos de la contaminaciÓn tambiÉn. >> ahÍ se ve clarito. reportera: la pregunta es quÉ hacer para combatir estos altos Índices de contaminaciÓn que han sido provocados por las altas temperaturas y los incendios en la zona centro y sur del paÍs. marÍa: vamos a pasar a temas de salud. estados unidos acaba de registrar su nÚmero mÁs bajo de

venezuela, cuba and nicaragua. joining me now is the former mayor of caracas, mayor, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, liz. liz: what is your response to the hard left here in the u.s. trying to blame the u.s. for what's going on? >> well, what's going on in venezuela, it's a direct result of socialist politics applied by hugo chavez and now nicolas maduro. the u.s. government is not to blame. on the contrary, we should thank the u.s. government for being probably the most involved in helping venezuelans recover liberty. let me tell you one thing about congresswoman omar. she is not a problem for the venezuelan people, but i'm afraid she with all due respect to the great people of the u.s., i should say, she's a problem and a threat for the u.s., for this great country. liz: why? why do you say that? >> well, because she is the seed of the socialism and the kind of policies that destroyed cuba and destroyed venezuela and is destroying nicaragua right now. it is the same kind of policies that destroy

arantxa: en nicaragua el rÉgimen de ortega no cesa la represiÓn.egando la policÍa nacional el gobierno redujo la manifestaciones de la oposiciÓn a las iglesias catÓlicas tal y como nos dice marÍa lily delgado. marÍa: opositores del rÉgimen de ortega no puede manifestarse en las calles de la capital managua ante el enorme despliegue policial en las principales vÍas de la capital. y sobre la ruta anunciada por la opositora. para realizar una marcha denominada por la libertad de todo los prisioneros polÍticos. recientemente excarcelados. los opositores sÓlo pudieron protestar en parqueo de parroquias catÓlicas y la catedral de managua donde se celebran misas dominicales metas en las afueras decenas de patrullas policÍas se apostaron este domingo. la policÍa antimotines rodio restaurantes privados y se desplegÓ hasta en lo interno de centros de compras. este pasado jueves participaron en el paro nacional. >> nicaragua es una cÁrcel donde nosotros, los ciudadanos, no podemos manifestarnos porque el gobierno nos encarcela, nos desaparece. >> la policÍa n

en nicaragua, el regimen de daniel ortega no cesa la represion contra los opositores y este fin de semana en las calles a la policia nacional, el gobierno redujo las manifestaciones de la oposicion a las iglesias catolicas, tal y como nos dice maria lilly delgado, desde managua. miembros de la comunidad de chiquimula, en guatemala, dieron hoy el ultimo adios al niqo wilver josue ramirez, de dos aqos y medio de edad.el menor murio por una enfermedad mientras estaba bajo custodia de las autoridades migratorias de estados unidos.la madre del niqo continua aqui en estados unidos y se siente desconsolada.ericka porras converso con varios miembros de la familia. el departamento de policia de los angeles hizo publico el video de una aparente emboscada de la que fue victima un oficial cuando perseguia a un sospechoso. todo ocurrio tras una infraccion de transito pero- como nos explica galo arellano en cuestion de segundos uno de los agentes involucrados en la persecusion se enfrento con un sujeto armado que no dudo en presionar el gatillo. frente al alarmante numero de adictos a los opioides -en

that would be cuba and nicaragua.zuela sweeps the table? we go -- we run the table of these dictatorships? you're smiling. i know i'm probably going too far here. but hope springs eternal. >> you never know. maduro, the deal seems to be that he would be flown to cuba and certainly this administration has been tough on cuba, really nixing a deal between major league baseball and cuba, allowing players to go, we talked about that as well, but i do think it would be a major blow to socialism and i do think that it would be a major victory for pompeo and the president. stuart: in your opinion, bob, i value your opinion, do you think we are on the verge of regime change in venezuela? on the verge, i mean a few days? >> i think so. it does seem that way. it has that feel where what guaido did this week in saying now it's time, it's time, no more waiting, let's do it, and certainly has the support of a lot of candidates. now, maduro obviously has some support of other countries including russia, but pompeo has been very toug

de nicaragua a venezuela miles de pacientes renales es tan en riesgo de morir la falta de tratamientosdo y con dificultades para caminar a duras penas es una paciente renal que depende de la mÁquina para poder vivir en electricidad que muchas veces no hay en su casa y es que vive en maracaibo una de las ciudades mÁs cas ligadas y es tan crÍtica la situaciÓn que se ha prolongado desde los masivos apagones. estoy cansada durante la entrevista se siente mal y parece desvanecerse sufre mareos y pide agua para mojarse el rostro su Última diÁlisis no fue completa los centros de diÁlisis hacen lo que pueden sus pacientes no sÓlo por la escasez de insumos sino tambiÉn de electricidad. en esa batalla son muchos los pacientes y es una situaciÓn que amenaza con empeorar el rostro de una tragedia vamos a una pausa y prepÁrese a no batalles mas para limpiar la suciedad ¡prueba el nuevo clean freak! tres veces más poder limpiador que el spray de la marca líder para disolver la grasa funciona superficies como tinas e acero inoxidable. ¡prueba el nuevo clean freak de mr. clean! no se trata de una fant

early elections in a democratic solution are desperately needed in nicaragua and we must grant t.p.s. to venezuelans in our country, the trump administration must renew t.p.s. for nicaraguans living here and is a no-brainer as far as i'm concerned. let me close by saying i do see a bright future for the hemisphere but i see a number of tragic missteps being taken by us from our approach to cutting off aid to central america, to the failure to embrace anti-corruption efforts like ccig in guatemala to the administration's desire to build a wall on our southern border and start trade wars with our partners. all these things make it harder to have a successful long-term partnership we all want. all of these things make it easier for china to gain the upper hand, and believe me they are trying to gain the upper hand in the americas while the united states is sidelined. but i don't think it's too late to reverse course. i think we all must work together in pushing back on these missteps and building a stronger 21st century partnership with the americas. this is our hemisphere and should be

national zoo. new home at the nicaragua national zoo.tral america. there are only a few white tigers left worldwide, almost all in captivity. this pair were adopted from the mexican zoo. the parents were part ofa mexican zoo. the parents were part of a breeding programme aimed at saving white tigers from extinction altogether. that is all for now, thank you for watching. hello. one thing we're certainly not short of at the moment is cloud across the uk, and through today, it will tend to stick around in many areas and bring some rain into the north. by the weekend, though, i'm hopeful we'll see more in the way of sunshine, and we're going to see things significantly warming up for some. more on that in just a moment. a lot of warm air coming in from the atlantic in the next few days, but it's coming up to the south of this frontal system. that will mean a lot of cloud around, some more persistent rain across the northern half of the uk in the short term, as well. but by the weekend, high pressure will start to push in from the south, thi

it's mother's day in nicaragua and protesters have gathered at the catholic church downtown demanding justice for the hundreds of men and women who've been killed by pro-government forces since the start of the political crisis more than a year ago this time last year hundreds of thousands of nicaraguan citizens were marching on the streets calling for the government to be held accountable for the deaths of demonstrators. at least 15 people were killed and 200 others injured when pro-government forces opened fire on protesters and what's remembered as the mother's day massacre. i said and over the past year the government stepped up repression of political dissidents and journalists. processed on the streets of the capital have become quite rare still there are those who continue to speak out and i mean i think. the regime is taking control of the streets we live in a police state where we cannot even lift the national flag or have any sort of public demonstration they want to silence the opposition. in a show of good faith for the mother's day holiday the nicaraguan police released 5

and the streets why nicaragua cities have turned into ghost towns and a chilly day in the saddle for the writers on the road to talia the 2 will have that story and more in the sport. u.s. president says he will send an additional $1500.00 troops to the middle east amid high and tensions with iran donald trump insists the deployment is mostly protective and will strengthen american defenses in the region our white house correspondent kimberly heloc it brings us more. it's not the 120000 troops as some had initially speculated the u.s. would send to the persian gulf but on friday trump confirmed he was sending 1500 we want our projection the middle east we're going to be sending a road only small number of troops the pentagon says the deployment consists of a patriot missile battalion to defend against missile threats additional intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft and fighter aircraft for deterrence. the pentagon says the move is defensive and not meant to provoke war but it adds to another rush deployment earlier this month of the u.s.s. abraham lincoln carrier stri

some lavish as is the western side of the caribbean seeing some really heavy rain at the moment so nicaragua in particular could well see some flooding over the next few days and that where the push is right up into one jurist. when the news breaks the comedian and actor as president of ukraine when people need to be heard days are back in the blood work from our church go to the old what to sleep with an empty stomach with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you mean relieved when documentaries. on sunday night news on air and online. hello again and a reminder of the news this hour the render modi's b j p party has been reelected with a massive landslide win in the parliamentary election 30 told supporters in new delhi that he's got a mandate to build a new india. us president donald trump says he's meeting pentagon officials to discuss plans that could see more american troops deployed to the middle east against the backdrop of tensions with iran washington says it's facing unspecified threats from tehran. and the trumpet ministration is b

one of them is nicaragua. danny ortega in 79 revolution still in power, he came up and essentially destroyed the opposition, he wants his wife to succeed him, he relies on venezuela as well. is the domino effect going to apply here, if maduro goes, not only cuba, but maybe nicaragua and other leftist countries in latin america? >> i don't know if i would predict that, i mean, the cubans are pretty resilient. nobody really has the capacity to project influence in the region other than the cubans. yeah, so i don't know if i would get all, you know, saying, you know, democracy is going to be a tidal wave across latin america. there's a lot of issues in latin america and a lot of other distractions. so, yeah, you know, what's created in venezuela is really a perfect storm. the fact that the russians and chinese are there, that's gotten the trump administration's attention. the fact that the cubans are there and the fact that the conditions are so horrific. you don't have that same mix in nicaragua today. david: if

venezuela, nicaragua and cuba. there is no doubt cuba in particular has benefited from the authoritarian government in venezuela by getting below world oil market prices. that is going to cease. our focus right now as you can what guaido takes power. our focus right now, with the benefit of the people of venezuela. and because of the interests of the united states is on a peaceful transition of power in venezuela. thank you very much. >> sunday night on q&a, lincoln scholar harold holder and best-selling author share their perspectives on c-span's new notedhe president historians rank america's best and worst chief executive sunday night on the span. . at our table, tom steyer to take your questions and comments on efforts to impeach the president. how much are you going to spend or have you spent so far and how much do you plan to spend going into 2020 on that effort? guest: i don't really know the answer to the question. i think we said we will spend whatever it took. how much am i going to spend? how long is it

and wide nicaragua's cities have turned into ghost towns. a chilly day in the saddle for the riders on the gira it alia. ♪ miriam: the u.s. president says he will send an additional 1500 troops to the middle east amidst heightened tensions with iran. donald trump says that the claimant will strengthen american defenses in the region. embley brings us more. reporter: it is not the 120,000 troops that some had initially speculated the u.s. would send to the persian gulf but on friday, donald trump confirmed he was sending 1500. >> we want to have protection in the middle east. reporter: the pentagon said the a patriot consists of missile battalion to defend against missile threats. additional intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft and fighter aircraft for deterrence. the pentagon says the move is defensive and not meant to provoke war but it adds to employmenthed the earlier this month of the uss abraham lincoln, bombers, and fighter jets. >> we will continue to call for caution and restraint both in terms of actions and rhetor

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he has advocated for regime change in venezuela, cuba, nicaragua.e, ran against all of that. apparently the president has told people around him this week that john bolton wants to get them "into a war." we are not in the habit of fact-checking other people's new stories, but we can confirm that conclusively in this case. yes, mr. president, john bolton does want to get you into a war. it is all he wants. it is what he dreams about. many wars, if possible. and if you are not careful, he will do it. democrats in denver just decriminalized hallucinogenic mushrooms, but in washington, they are trying to raise the age for smoking cigarettes. how does that make sense? mark steyn will explain a pair but first, time for "final exam," can you beat on news experts for membrane what happened the last week? you'll find out in a moment. ♪ >> tucker: time now for "final exam," what we chorale two of the smartest people in washington, d.c., really the united states, who have been paying attention to the news the last seven days. university of maryland professor j

de nicaragua a venezuela miles de pacientes renales es tan en riesgo de morir la falta de tratamientose en maracaibo una de las ciudades mÁs cas ligadas y es tan crÍtica la situaciÓn que se ha prolongado desde los masivos apagones. estoy cansada durante la entrevista se siente mal y parece desvanecerse sufre mareos y pide agua para mojarse el rostro su Última diÁlisis no fue completa los centros de diÁlisis hacen lo que pueden sus pacientes no sÓlo por la escasez de insumos sino tambiÉn de electricidad. en esa batalla son muchos los pacientes y es una situaciÓn que amenaza con empeorar el rostro de una tragedia vamos a una pausa y prepÁrese a no se trata de una fantasia o una escena de ciencia >>no se trata de una fantasÍa ni tampoco de ciencia ficciÓn. increÍble, esa es la meta de una empresa alemana que presento este prototipo de taxi aÉreo . ♪ ♪ >>cuenta regresiva para la semifinaldonde los universitarios confÍan en eliminar al equipo o rayado. >>estamos listos creo que rayado saco la ventana pero es una ventaja mÍnima. >>roger federer tensada 1000 porque tomÓ la decisión el tenista

when her mother fell ill she asked family leave to care for her in nicaragua. they initially allowed it then claimed that in-laws do not qualify for family leave. it is reported her case was resolved. >> i would hope any employer would walk away from a situation like this with a message tayou need to treat your employees as human beings. >> records show she was paid for all past and future wages she lost as a result of her firing. more than $200,000 in attorney fees and $25,000 in court costs were also paid. if you have a tip for the investigative team, dial the number on your screen or send an email to ktvuinvestigatesat ktvuinvestigatesatktvu.c om >>> well, there are three sets of tracks at cutting and carlson boulevard in richmond. drivers and pedestrians often ignore signs and the crossing arms. in a matter of three-and-a- half hours police issued 20 citations for drivers stopping on the tracks. >> we have motorists that are in such a hurry, such a rush they are disregarding their own safety and the safety of others to bypass these train crossings. >> train

but when do we do something about people like daniel ortega in nicaragua? i believe we do need before military presence, unfortunately, it is the way of the world. people ask why we should be the police of the world? who would you want to be the police of the world, russians, chinese? host: we will let you start. guest: the broader network we are a part of, we are not not interventionists and not pacifist as we recognize there are threats to american interest in the world and in some cases it should be a last resort and will need to begin with militarily. we think the pentagon budget has grown too much and still believe that we need the best military in the world and it needs to be financed and built to be the best in the world period. we are opposed to large drawnout conflicts like in iraq and afghanistan where the end date keeps changing or there is no date. those are not making us safer but distracting us. the great our competition with emerging threats, potentially from china and with the russians reconstituting their capabilities. that has been a distr

el funeral de montes se con litio en palestra para exigir justicia y transparencia en nicaragua. venezuela mientras maduro reitera su intenciÓn de diÁlogo con la oposiciÓn no es optimista incluso va mÁs allá y dice que este es otro intento de manipulaciÓn del rÉgimen chavista. en esa misma lÍnea se mueven muchos analistas que consideran que el jefe del rÉgimen, lo que intenta es ganar tiempo. francisco nos explica mÁs. francisco: de nuevo el diÁlogo parece abrirse paso en la opciÓn por un nuevo intermediario, el gobierno de noruega. que lograse los primeros contactos. >> se ha iniciado con buen pie las conversaciones para avanzar hacia acuerdo de paz. >> en opiniÓn de analistas ha intentado maduro como opciÓn para ganar tiempo. pero que podrÍa darse en circunstancias mucho mÁs complicados. en mayor presiÓn social y económica, incluso militar. >> creo en el diÁlogo y creo en lapas. >> otro conflicto tambiÉn el noruega intenta la mediaciÓn con apoyo de la comunidad europea que ha creado un grupo de contacto para buscar soluciÓn a la crisis venezolana. >> una predisposiciÓn de todas

marines were divebombing nicaragua to rat out the rebel groups, and the women's party members made knownthat they cited with within. stevens proclaim that neither women know nor a nation shoulde denied sovereignty. she used this rhetoric to call for equal rights treaty, and international treaty for women's political and civil rights drafted by the women's party that was very similar to that which gonzales and dominguez had called for just two years earlier. once stevens became the chair of the commission, dominguez and others quickly realized that her utilization of anti-imperialist rhetoric was instrumental. she use it strategically, only when it helped garner latin american support for the commission's goal at these conferences. as chair she had only really one concern, and that was sex equality which meant to were the equal rights treaty and another treaty that the women's party attracted called it equal nationality treaty and this would grant married women independent nationality rights. these equal rights treaties represent the international extensions of the u.s. national women's p

central america we do have a disturbance off the coast that has really been instigating the rain there nicaragua has been a big problem and now we're going to be seeing a little bit more rain as we go towards northwestern coast to rica so flooding and also mudslides and landslides could be a problem them up towards now so it is going to be a nice day on monday with a temperature of $28.00 degrees and then very quickly across parts of argentina a little bit of a rainfall situation across parts of the north and the east in asuncion rain for you the temperature of 26. 2 ringback ready 2 2 2 ringback. the pollution is palpable. delhi shares the symptoms of many modern metropolis but its unique features have be gotten a crisis. people in power investigates the toxic mix feeding the city's invisible killer and asks why more is not being done to relieve its citizens the least that we aired on al-jazeera. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone els

some lavish as is the western side of the caribbean seeing some really heavy rain at the moment so nicaragua in particular could well see some flooding over the next few days and that weather pushes right up into one jurists. people have to weigh your own record on this trial in fact a few years ago there is place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a two state solution the official story isn't there no i'm giving you all sure you don't care about the official story if you were to go visit today you would say what has the media been telling you how the world is watching life there's lots of grazing here join me mad the hot sun on our front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories and big issues here on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian for the good and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. and emphatic when the indian prime minister the renderer modi's b j p party of the world's biggest election. accusations that donald trump may use a legal loophole to bypass congress

parts of central america over the next few days anywhere from panama all the way up here towards nicaragua some of those showers could be quite heavy we don't accept. back to see too much of a break as we go towards tuesday but for havana it is going to be mostly cloudy a few with a time to there of 30 degrees and nasa at about 28 and then plenty of showers as well down here across parts of argentina that's going to continue as we go through the beginning of the week but over here towards rio de janeiro things to quite nicely with a temperature of 20 degrees and plenty of. meat maria driven by poverty into prostitution and drugs as an early age now as a mother she's turning her life around with the help of a theatre troupe a group of colombian women fighting the challenges they face to that. al-jazeera was compelling series which showcases fresh film i can tell and from around the globe if you find a lot in america presents acting lessons on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks local communities here important are very frustrated because the lack of post storm services with detailed co

well thousands of guard strike in nicaragua demanding the release of political prisoners human rights activists say about 800 people have been arrested since anti-government protests began last year . in mexico city. the streets are empty across much of the nicaraguan capital many businesses have closed their doors for the day in an act of civil disobedience this is now the 5th national strike to take place since a political crisis group the country more than a year ago. the strike was organized in part as a response of the killing of any moment this u.s. citizen held by the nicaraguan government as a political prisoner his shooting by a prison guard was the subject of a recent meeting at the organization of american states that the u.s. . has in paris of the violations of human rights people to an end nicaraguan citizens regain all of their political rights and privileges also that all political prisoners be released is a maximum priority that's a clear and forthcoming investigation be launched into the death of the month has. in the nicaraguan capital small protests have taken place

said today's we're talking about venezuela but then there's we're going to be talking about nicaragua and other countries of the region other latin american countries and they have. old. norms old instruments. and they. remembered. the. road up train. which is. a credit old dock train started from eighteen twenty three dating from eighteen to twenty three and today's twenty nineteen little bit of that and latin america and the caribbean countries do not accept such approaches. and so on which. we talked about the results all the meeting of the high commission and we talked about the development of our technical cooperation which is very important for venezuela we have a lot of russian armaments weapons and technologies we cooperate in terms of technology culture and the gym for education and we have agendas in each of these areas we are proud of the work we're doing and we are grateful to president putin and the russian government for your solidarity and for your contribution to the development of our country thank you mr lavrov. for that question to. mr arias president maduro announc

said ahead on al-jazeera a human rights activist in nicaragua call for the release of hundreds of people arrested since anti-government protests began last year plus director mira ny and looks back over 30 years that filmmaking since the cannes film festival on launched kerry. hollow is still got plenty of showers across the good process of year but temperatures warming up quite nicely for many getting into the twenty's by large still somewhat weather down towards the southeast there pushing across turkey greece you could catch a few showers system showers still in place for central and eastern parts not drifting a little further east was but look at the temperatures into the low to mid twenty's even in london with us 2122 there for paris so whether you notice into western parts of france into the northeast of spine in that crowd right which rift out into the western side of the made us we go on through saturday bad manners will see brought skies coming back in behind a 25 for madrid going to those temperatures up around 2021 there for london and paris acquire a rash of showers it has to

still ahead on al-jazeera a human rights activists in nicaragua call for the release of hundreds of people arrested since anti-government protests began last year. hello again it's good to have you back where across parts of south asia particularly down here across indonesia things looking quite nice crunch much of the area not a lot of clouds down here across indonesia malaysia though more clouds few as we go here towards saturday heavy rain is pushing into the philippines as well bangkok we do expect to see off and on clouds and rain for you at $36.00 degrees here on saturday may be getting a little bit cooler slightly by one degree as we go towards sunday but that means we do have some rain pushing in as well well speaking of rain and also some wintry conditions we're going to be watching the southern part of australia over the next few days now we do have back to back fronts that are going to be pushing through the bite as well as across the southeast and with that it is going to be dropping the temperatures once this front gets through so in some of the higher elevations such as tasma

that the us is clearly violated the post 945 rules based order from career in vietnam to palestine nicaragua or in cuba here though is what china is saying about us policy if the u.s. insists china will have to respond to me highness never afraid of any pressure on china certainly has been pressured he has a us cable news presenter telling the world not even to be surprised by revelations from former cia contractor edward snowden now in moscow for safety it's not a huge surprise that the u.s. military is engaged in off fans of cyber attacks yes but the usa is not just offensively hacking countries it is involved in full spectrum surveillance as revealed by edward snowden arguably making accusations against chinese companies like wall way even more risible joining me now via skype from the british colony of them you there is guinness world record holder jim rogers he founded the quantum fund with george soros and is the author of a bull in china investing profitably in the world's greatest market jim welcome to going underground so you've said trump is making china great again do you think so

going to be a warm but humid day at 29 degrees well here across the central part of central america nicaragua particularly we are looking at flooding conditions there as well over the next you days the heavy rain continues we do have a tropical disturbance just off the coast you can see that that swirling right there well that is going to bring some very heavy rain across the area in terms of rain though we could be seeing anywhere between $200.00 to possibly $300.00 millimeters of rain across the region so that means mudslides and landslides are going to be on the increase for the region. talk to old was there a week you're just back from yemen what was the glimpse of the country the gold we listen to the children are deeply affected because of war we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter just 0. new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they are very interested and that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. this is al-jazeera. hello welcome to this al-jazeera news live from doha i martine dennys coming up in the

well as we make our way down here across central america we have been watching really that area nicaragua and coastal rica very carefully we have a tropical disturbance just off the coast we don't think it's going to develop too much but what it is doing is bring some very heavy rain across much of this area mudslides and landslides are the biggest threat across this region and as we go towards monday really not seeing too much of a change across the area so accumulations are rising up towards savannah though it is going to be a nice day at 30 but for jamaica rain in your forecast with a temperature of 30 as well. on counting the cost where did it all go wrong for argentina's champion of the free market can reach you know america and stay in power as a populist makes a comeback a potential multi-billion dollar fine and cost of breakup facebook and bailout number 13 for pakistan counting the cost and i guess he had a. problem it's a deal to climb to one of the holiest sites into time his nest ball astri seems to defy gravity every few cities is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure

most of congress's attention is on venezuela, we certainly have not lost sight of the crisis in nicaragua. democratic solutions are desperately needed. fore must grant tps venezuela, the trump administration must renew tps for nicaraguans living here. i see a bright future for the hemisphere, but i see a number of tragic missteps being taken by us. from our approach to cutting off aid to central america to the failure to embrace anticorruption efforts in venezuela to his desire -- the administration's desire to build a wall and start trade wars. all these things make it harder to have a successful, long-term partnership we all want. these things make it easier for china to gain the upper hand. believe me, they are trying to gain the upper hand in the americas while the united states is sidelined. i do not think it is too late to reverse course. we must all work together in pushing back on these missteps and building a stronger 21st-century partnership with the americas. this is our hemisphere. it should be natural we would be the first ones on the move. if we continue to have policies all

show you with these pictures of two rare white tiger cubs having a meal in their new home at the nicaraguahalime are the only animals of their kind in central america. it is thought there are only a few hundred white tigers left worldwide, almost all living in captivity. the pair were adopted from a mexican zoo, where their parents are part of a breeding programme aimed at saving white tigers from extinction. returning to the hungarian capital, budapest, where a cruise boat with more than 30 people on board has capsized near the parliament building. state media says seven people have died in the south korean foreign minister confirmed they were south korean tourists. divers have joined the search for 19 other people still missing. seven people have been rescued. the koreans were on to have been rescued. the koreans were ontoa have been rescued. the koreans were on to a package. strong currents and high water levels have been hampering the emergency teams. it seems the vessel collided with another boat just near seems the vessel collided with another boatjust near parliament. hello. one thi

new colors we've seen gross interference in chile with murders and everything else we've seen the nicaragua scandal it's the same thing now and the basic thing behind it all are simple interests as our president calvin coolidge said honestly america is business. the biggest oil reserves in the world are in currently in invalid as well so we are seeing a diplomat. a professional diplomat of course a lover of the go shooting and talking to an unprofessional diplomat who has no training in diplomacy at all who is given to making select and in statements which is not not very professional simply to keep the audience boiling a bit. at the same time they're controlling guy got quite clearly a complete u.s. puppet so the way i see it is that is a bit like a pseudo diplomatic bull in a delicate china shop sewing instability where it can be so to keep people on their toes because the u.s. is hands are to a certain extent time if they do very well that there will be a massive military reaction if they interfere. overtly invent as you well know so the u.s. at the moment is dashing out not behind this

central america we do have a disturbance off the coast that has really been instigating the rain there nicaragua has been a big problem and now we're going to be seeing a little bit more rain as we go towards northwestern coast to rica so flooding and also mudslides and landslides could be a problem there up towards now it is going to be a nice day on monday with a temperature of $28.00 degrees and then very quickly across parts of argentina a little bit of a rainfall situation across parts of the north in the east and a sunshine rain for you the temperature of $26.00. what is left of the vast indigenous knowledge that cone isolation of the americas has assaulted for centuries to amateur astronomers has impact on a journey of discovery and reach a remote village in mexico's mayan region but who has more to learn about the ways of the world a route through mexico is contemporary wreckage and its mystical cost we'll find out announces on al-jazeera. and again i'm. reminded of the news this hour pro europe centrists have suffered significant losses in one of the most contentious elections in the e.

say we havehould not lost sight of the crisis in nicaragua. are desperately needed. just as we must grant tps, the trump administration must renew tps for nicaraguans living here. this is a no-brainer, as far as i am concerned. seeme close by saying i do a bright future for the hemisphere. i see tragic missteps being taken from our approaches to cutting off aid to central america, to the failure to embrace anticorruption efforts. thehe desire of administration to build a wall on our southern border and start trade wars. all of these things make it harder to have a successful long-term partnership that we all want. toy make it easier for china gain the upper hand and believe me, they are trying. to gain the upper hand while the americas -- u.s. is sidelined. i don't think it is too late to reverse course. we must work together pushing back on these missteps. illini stronger 21st century partnership. it should be natural we should be the first ones on the move. have policies to that hurt the hemisphere, all we are doing is playing into the hands of russia. and china, w

they are having a meal in their new home at the nicaragua national zoo. just five months old.owe their colour to a recessive gene. very cute! before i 90, recessive gene. very cute! before i go, iwant recessive gene. very cute! before i go, i want to repeat the breaking news this our better boat capsized on the river danube in hungary. —— making use this hour./111 people have been brought up from the river now, have been brought up from the river 110w, seven have been brought up from the river now, seven unfortunately have died. people on board were thought to be from asia, many people from south korea. we will keep you up—to—date with any developments here on bbc world news. hello. 0ne hello. one thing we are not short of at the moment is cloud across the uk. and through today, it will tend to stick around and marry areas could have some rain. either weekend, hopefully we will see more in the way of sunshine and we will see things significantly warming up for some. more on that in a moment. warm areas coming in from the atla ntic warm areas coming in from the atlantic in the

in nicaragua the opposition has called a general strike they want political prisoners released human rights activists say that around 800 people have been arrested since anti-government protests began last year and while rollo reports. the streets are empty across much of the nicaraguan capital many businesses have closed their doors for the day in an act of civil disobedience this is now the 5th national strike to take place since a political crisis group the country more than a year ago. the strike was organized in part as a response to the killing of anymore u.s. citizen held by the nicaraguan government as a political prisoner his shooting by prison guard was the subject of a recent meeting at the organization of american states that the u.s. . has in paris of the violations of human rights people to an end the nicaraguan citizens regain all of their political rights and privileges also that all political prisoners be released it is a maximum priority that a clear and forthcoming investigation be launched into the death of the month has. in the nicaraguan capital small protests h

if the people prevail cuba nicaragua bolivia the rest of latin america is going in the right direction. >> and the whole debate and what we should do about the chinese investment infrastructure. >> to be heavily engaged to deal with this issue. and with that that domination by economic power. it is deceptive but people are waking up to the fact latin america to africa they are there. and then they come in to build ports but it is a death trap in the end up taking over these facilities like sri lanka. they own both ends of the panama canal. rebuilt that now the chinese own it. that is incredible to me. the incoming president decided that's not good now they are all over africa. how do we persuade these countries to reject the chinese cracks it is long-term pain. but we also have to compete. and then champion through diplomacy act advocating for american interest the technology piece and quantum computing and five g. and with that global math that is 50 percent of the world right now is moving in with five g. once that is put in, they control it. they control the data and everything. for

in nicaragua the opposition has called a general strike they want political prisoners released human rights activists say that around 800 people have been arrested since anti-government protests began last year al-jazeera has been while raffaello reports. the streets are empty across much of the nicaraguan capital many businesses have closed their doors for the day in an act of civil disobedience this is now the 5th national strike to take place since a political crisis group the country more than a year ago. the strike was organized in part as a response to the killing of any more u.s. citizen held by the nicaraguan government as a political prisoner his shooting by prison guard was the subject of a recent meeting at the organization of american states is simply that the. it is imperative that violations of human rights people to an end and nicaraguan citizens regain all of their political rights and privileges also that all political prisoners be released it is a maximum priority that a clear and forthcoming investigation be launched into the death of eddie money says. in the nicar

parts of central america over the next few days anywhere from panama all the way up here towards nicaragua some of those showers could be quite heavy we don't expect to see too much of a break as we go towards tuesday but for havana it is going to be mostly cloudy a few with a temper there of 30 degrees and nasa at about $28.00 and then plenty of showers as well down here across parts of argentina that's going to continue as we go through the beginning of the week but over here towards rio de janeiro things are quite nice of you with a temperature of 20 degrees and plenty of sun. meet maria driven by poverty into prostitution and drugs as an early age now as a mother she's turning her life around with the help of the theater a group of columbia women fighting the challenges they face do that on al-jazeera is compelling series which showcases fresh filmmaking talent from around the globe the find a latin america presents acting lessons on al-jazeera. welcome back let's just recap the top stories for you so far this hour the u.s. president donald trump has issued a direct threat to iran on t

some lavish as is the western side of the caribbean seeing some really heavy rain at the moment so nicaragua in particular could well see some flooding over the next few days and that weather pushes right up into honduras. goodbye. when the boneless struck many die and many wrist to end the epidemic. this is their story through the lens of local filmmakers we see people making sacrifices will be lawful nation this is what i want to want to see survivors a witness documentary on al-jazeera. of the major. city of. new responding 6 continents across the globe. i'll just series correspondents live and bring the story state. of the law does not feel. limitless. we're at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian rhetoric i'll just 0 fluent in world news. hello again adrian for the good here in doha with the news out from al-jazeera our top stories india's prime minister narendra modi has claimed a landslide win in the general election and looks at for another 5 years his running b j p party is on course to increase its majority in parliament. wiki leaks founder julian assange is now facing 18