al-jazeera paris venezuela's president nicolas maduro has banned the country's main opposition parties from taking part in the next year's presidential election he made the announcement just candidates of his party so the first minister election since twenty thirteen three of the four main opposition parties boycotted the vote saying electoral system is biased as more from caracas. anybody from the government anyone who supports the government will say that the election results the results still coming in from the municipal elections are credible are bonafide the results there are elections of the popularity of president nicolas maduro who's been in power since two thousand and thirteen setting the scene as you mentioned a presidential election next year the vast numbers of opposition the people who are very much against nicolas maduro the government will say these elections were not credible that's why many of the opposition candidates chose not to participate saying that this is a flawed process and they wanted no part of it immediately afterward president my daughter has said that t

in april, president nicolas maduro announced he would call ina nicolas maduro announced he would calltting assembly, very controversial, because the new assembly would take over powers and replace the congress in venezuela that was controlled by the opposition. that sparked four months of protest, about 120 people were killed. canada has been very vocal about this, very critical. they went against the venezuelan government, and what happened is, over the weekend, they finally, venezuela expels the canadian ambassador. they said they could not stand by, canada, and they will continue supporting the defence of human rights in venezuela. tit-for-tat, then, but the brazilian ambassador has also been expelled. for a slightly different case, the brazilian government has been very critical of president maduro, the brazilian ambassador, what they said is that brazil has broken the role of law, with the impeachment of its left—wing leader. what it shows is that venezuela has decided to strike against the countries that are critical of the president, president maduro, who next year is running f

nicolas maduro: avancemos en el triunfo de esperanza.roblemas mÁs grandes que enfrenta la sociedad. aÑade que el estado de sinaloa, es el que tiene mÁs corrupciÓn. cerca del 9% del producto bruto y externo del paÍs, es decir que cada 50, el cero con 5.0 roba alguien. reportera: liderado por ""chapo" guzmÁn, los empleados se roban algo. los reflejÓ un reporte del instituto nacional de estadÍstica y geografía, en contra de la corrupciÓn que se conmemora en diciembre. mÁs de 18,000 caso de sobornos, relacionados con algÚn servidor pÚblico lo que va del aÑo. el primer puesto lo ocupa el centro de morello con 20,000 investigaciones. >> la procuradurÍa nacional de la repÚblica, encargada de darle seguimiento hasta denuncias, prÁcticamente nadie ha sido castigado. reportera: la poca funcionalidad del sistema anticorrupciÓn. >> la sociedad sabe. pero sabe que si no utiliza ciertas tÁcticas y estrategias, no tendrÍa nada. no puede confiar en las autoridades. las autoridades dicen que ees algo normal. reportera: economÍas que forman la organizaciÓ

nicolas maduro has consolidating his hold on the power with many asking just how has he done now. al-jazeera is demanding the release of his journalists which hussein has been an egyptian prison for more than eleven months hussein is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al jazeera strongly deny hussein has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail. the united nations says north korea's human rights violations are on the rise while the country focuses on its nuclear and missile tests the security council dismissed reports that some thirteen million people have been hit by severe food shortages other concerns are present torture and controls over freedom of movement here's mike hanna this is the fourth annual discussion of human rights abuses in north korea and us on previous occasions china attempted to move the talks behind closed doors arguing that public discussion could undermined any attempts to renew dialogue but it failed to get the nine votes necessary and the talks went ahead in public among those who addressed the council was the un's politi

for something like eighteen years and it's only now looks as though nicolas maduro with these municipal elections where we've been waiting for the first was to come in has further consolidated his hold on power the collapsing economy there how much has that been an issue in these elections. yeah i mean this is economy is in a very serious state inflation in november was put at close to fifty seven percent this year alone accumulated inflation is over one thousand three hundred percent and it almost difficult very very difficult to comprehend the less you live here and see the huge bricks almost of banknotes that people need to pay for the smallest of items when they can get hold of these banknotes which are in short supply of food medicines are also very very scarce and tens of thousands of people have left venezuela unable to willing to live with this situation and gone to live in neighboring countries in latin america and beyond all of that has really helped these are mostly people opposed to president nicolas maduro all of that it's helped him to consolidate that hold on po

venezuela's president nicolas maduro has announced that the country's main opposition parties will be banned from taking part in next year's presidential election it comes on the day his ruling socialist party won at least ninety percent of the three hundred thirty five may or seats in sunday's local elections as more from caracas. voting in venezuela is not obligatory but many still put their faith in the electoral process however several opposition leaders boycotted the vote accusing the governments of manipulating the process to maintain its grip on power as you know he has been a plague nicolas maduro and his regime said he should go he should resign democratically so we can have elections and choose candidates at every level of society over the years and president that those parties that boycotted the municipal elections will no longer part of the political landscape of the you're going to you're part of the parties that did not participate today had boycotted the elections cannot participate anymore that's the criteria laid out legally by the considering assembly and as the head

nicolas maduro has consolidating his hold on power with many asking just how has he done now. judges out the international criminal courts have referred jordan to the u.n. for failing to arrest sudanese president omar al bashir is wanted on genocide challenges but she was in amman last march attending me arab summit to international warrants for his arrest on ten challenges arising from the conflict into for the warrants were issued by the i.c.c. in two thousand and nine but so far he has evaded arrest and steadfastly the challenges. hundreds of supporters of ukrainian opposition politician mikhail saakashvili have trashed with place in kiev as a herring was held into whether he should be held in custody the former georgian president is accused of conspiring to topple ukraine's leader at your part. following large demonstrations on sunday supporters of opposition figure in ukraine mikhail saakashvili confronted police outside a courthouse in the capital kiev. inside a plastic defendant's box the former president of georgia saakashvili responded to allegations that he conspired

with actions are credible are bonafide the result a reflection of the popularity of president nicolas maduro who's been in power since two thousand and thirteen setting the scene as you mentioned a presidential election next year the vast numbers of opposition the people who are very much against nicolas bhutto's government will say these elections were not credible that's why many of the opposition candidates chose not to participate saying that this is a flawed process and they wanted no part of it immediately afterwards president my daughter was said that these opposition parties have boycotted the elections on the longer on the political map and he will consolidate laws. that up which is really setting the scene for a big fight i think in the years to come in the run up to those october presidential elections next year when we're going to have to see just what parts the opposition candidates as opposition parties will choose to play or not where they don't take part in the elections how they will oppose nicolas maduro his government is anybody offering up ideas solutions anything for the

nicolas maduro has consolidating his hold on the power with many asking just how has he done now. to ukraine now where a judge has freed opposition politician mikhail saakashvili from detention the woman georgian president is accused of conspiring to talk to ukraine's leader pichel poorish angle earlier his supporters clashed with police cite the court has custody arrangements were being decided john how has your following large demonstrations on sunday supporters of opposition figure in ukraine mikhail saakashvili confronted police outside a courthouse in the capital of. inside of a plastic defendant's box the former president of georgia saakashvili responded to allegations that he conspired to topple ukraine's president the chocolate billionaire petro poroshenko there is room for a very simple. there. were three own words for a corruption promise that was central to mass street protests in two thousand and fourteen against the then russian backed government a prominent backer of the street uprising saakashvili had been rewarded with ukrainian citizenship and the governorship of

he has been a plague nicolas maduro and his regime said he should go he should resign democratically so we can have elections and choose candidates at every level of society oh yes and president those parties that boycotted the municipal elections would no longer part of the political landscape do you look at the parties that did not participate today a boycotted the elections cannot participate anymore that's the criteria laid out legally by the considering assembly and as the head of states i support that. a move that will have repercussions on presidential elections scheduled for october next year these are municipal elections that's all the venezuela's problems and the government is hoping some of it solutions to a focus here a country divided in crisis but the molech through a process that some hope will provide some answers. the voting itself passed generally peacefully with only isolated reports of violence and there regularity is here the system is barrier bounce a technical level but it's also very advanced level of participation of the people of mobilization of the vote. in

results from venezuela's municipal elections show that candidates supporting president nicolas maduro have won across the country the vote was largely boycotted by their position on a shrine a has more from the capital caracas. president nicolas maduro saying that candidates that support his government have won in more than three hundred of the three hundred and thirty five districts being contested in municipal elections he's also said that those opposition candidates boycotted the vote on the part of the political landscape which implies that they will not be able to stand in presidential elections scheduled for next october many here asking how is it now after eighteen years of chippies mall first of all this and for the last four years nicolas maduro with the economy in a perilous state inflation rampant food and medicine scarce the governing party candidates in the so convincingly across the country one of the reasons being that the opposition is fragmented the country is polarized many tens of thousands of venezuelans predominantly those who oppose president nicolas maduro have

nicolas maduro has consolidating his hold on the power with many asking just how has he done now. more news about donald trump he says it's time humanity returned to the moon but his vision of rejuvenating space exploration as a decidedly america first cost and a short on financial detail. forty five years ago one thousand nine hundred seventy two the last time an astronaut walked on the moon. on monday that were tired astronaut harrison schmitt gave president donald trump a memento after he signed a directive ordering the us to send explorers back to the moon and this is a giant step toward that inspiring future and toward reclaiming america's proud destiny in space and space has so much to do with so many other applications including a military application. at first glance this looks like a feel good moment the apollo missions of the one nine hundred sixty s. and one nine hundred seventy thousand people around the world they proved that with enough knowledge and money the moon was no longer out of humanity's reach and lift off the spacious but then in the eighty's ninety's and t

. >> con optimismo salieron del salÓn de reuniones los representantes del gobierno de nicolÁs madurooposiciÓn, tras dos dÍas de discusiÓn. >> un debate duro de confrontaciÓn, estamos acÁ porque estamos determinados a que esto abra una ruta al futuro y al porvenir de los venezolanos. >> seis temas se pusieron sobre la mesa de discusiones y el canal humanitario para alimentos, fueron algunos de los puntos mÁs controvertidos en el encuentro que se llevÓ a cabo. >> vamos para las garantÍas econÓmicas.

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favor president nicolas maduro. reports on caucus already this still voting in venice weta i mean this is. despite opposition boycotts accusations of electrolytic regularities and widespread disenchantment with politics and politicians so we can win at least some districts across the country they won't be able to cheat us we have to do that and then they won't be able to close us down completely they were pressuring would not be told they won't be able to stop us for ever. just a few months ago thousands took to the streets to protest after the pro-government supreme court position dominated national assembly more than one hundred twenty people died these university students march too but not now. believe deeply in protests we've been on the streets and will return to the streets but only for the right fights with the correct strategy and in conditions that will result in the fewest casualties possible the president says venice weyler is the victim of the u.s. led economic war the conspiracy after eighteen years of

it is a message from the government of nicolas maduro.hey are taking orders from the trump administration. they are making a clear stance that they will not take abuse. at the same time, they have a weakened opposition with many leaders injail or having escaped the country with the prospect of president nicolas maduro, probably in april or may next year, running for another six—year term and securing and other term. people in liberia are going to the polls today to decide who is going to succeed ellenjohnson sirleaf as their president — who has been in office since 2006. the second round race is between her vice president — and a former football star. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the world's top wingsuit flyers in a jaw—dropping bid for the world title. we saw this enormous tidal wave approaching the beach, and people started to run, and suddenly it was complete chaos. the united states troops have been trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general manuel noriega. the pentagon said the operation had been 90% successful

in venezuela, president, nicolas maduro, says the country's main opposition parties won't be able to ion. mr maduro made the announcement after sunday's polls to choose mayors in more than 300 towns and cities were boycotted by the opposition. he said only parties which took in the mayoral polls could contest the presidency. translation: on the translation: 0n the other political parties have disappeared from the political map and today they have disappeared completely because a party that has not participated today and has called for the boycott of elections cannot participate any more. that is the criteria constitutionally ruled. i as head of state support them. they will not be able to participate and they will disappearfrom able to participate and they will disappear from the political map. 0ur correspondent katy watson sent this assessment from a polling station in the north of the country: the government candidate came early to vote while hugo chavez watch. this woman places a note in his pocket telling him in many years she has not received help from the government. people are

venezuela‘s leader nicolas maduro says he‘s banning the main will opposition parties from standing inp of blizzard—like conditions, which have brought widespread disruption. with winds gusting at up to 140 kilometres an hour, and temperatures as low as —10 degrees celsius, hundreds of flights have been delayed or cancelled, train lines closed, and with roads difficult to drive on many schools have been closed because of staff shortages. in a moment, sarah corker will have the latest developments on the european continent, but first richard lister reports on the impact in the uk. much of britain looked like a christmas card today. scotland and northern england had been expecting snow. but this was buckinghamshire. and on the ground it wasn‘t pretty. breakdowns and blizzards on the m25 near gerrards cross made for slow going in slippery conditions. 0n the a34 near newbury, two stuck lorries meant the southbound carriageway had to be closed. but in wales, some smaller communities were cut off entirely. and thousands of people lost power. this was today. this is by far the worst i have ev

venezuela's leader nicolas maduro says he's banning the main will opposition parties from standing inial election, after they boycotted sunday's mayoral vote. the internet, whether it's social media or shopping online, is a presence in most of our lives and it's dominance among children is becoming more apparent. but new research from unicef is warning that too little is being done to protect them from the dangers of the digital world. every day 176,000 children go online for the first time, with 15— to 2a—year—olds the most connected age group. worldwide, 71% are online, compared with 48% of the total population. african youth are the least connected, with around three out of five youth offline, compared to just one in 25 in europe. the online world is dominated by english language websites. approximately 56% are in english. sexual abuse is a big concern. more than nine in ten child sexual abuse urls identified globally are hosted in five countries — canada, france, the netherlands, the russian federation, and the united states. earlier, laurence chandy, unicef‘s director of data, re

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opposition with many leaders injail or having escaped the country with prospect of president nicolas maduroar, running for another six—year term and securing and other term. much more to come on bbc news including best, the world's top wingsuit flyers in drawer chopping fight for the world title. we saw this enormous tidal wave approaching the beach, and people started to run, and suddenly it was complete chaos. the united states troops have been trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general manuel noriega. the pentagon said the operation had been 90% successful but it's failed in its principal objective — to capture general noriega and take him to the us to face drugs charges. the hammer and sickle was hastily taken away. the russian flag was hoisted over what is now no longer the soviet union, but the commonwealth of independent states. day breaks slowly over lockerbie, over the cockpit of pan am's maid of the seas, nosedown in the soft earth. you could see what happens when a plane eight storeys high, a football pitch wide, falls from 30,000 feet. christmas has returned to albania afte

nicolas maduro has consolidating his hold on the power with many asking just how has he done now. world leaders are meeting in paris for a special climate summit convened by the french press. and a man well it's hoped the gathering will encourage much needed funding to accelerate efforts to combat global warming it follows the u.s. decision to pull out of the two thousand and fifteen climate accord. there's been violence between spanish police and catalan separatists protesting against the removal of medieval works of art from the region a court has ruled forty four religious artifacts were illegally bored by catalonia in the one nine hundred eighty s. and have to be returned to a monastery in neighboring erica as several hundred people attended the demonstrations outside a museum in the catalan town of the spanish government took control of the semi autonomous catalonia region in october after it voted for succession in an unofficial referendum but. the government is seizing the opportunity while catalan institutions are powerless to do anything they deem convenient in this case

but as well as president nicolas maduro says that opposition parties which boycotted sunday's local elections will be barred from next year's presidential vote his ruling socialist party won at least ninety percent of the seats in the municipal poll have been more large protests in honduras against alleged electoral fraud the main opposition party says that it will hold nationwide protests of president panel and often and as is declared the winner of last month's presidential election is that of their candidate salvador. there's the headlines the news continues here on the syria after inside story next. iraq is totally liberated from i so the message from the country's prime minister after a three year fight against the armed groups is the war against eisel really over all does that mean for iraq's future this is a.

of venezuelans have left the country to escape the economic turmoil many of them opponents of nicolas maduro and also many voting for local politicians to guarantee that they will get government funding because what often happens is when opposition candidates win local elections they don't get the funding they need for basics like rubbish collection like sewage supplies that kind of things although they may oppose nicolas maduro they may well vote for his candidates in local election but still a surprise nonetheless he is consolidating his hold on power also the very fact that he has said those candidates cannot opposition candidates who boycotted the elections will not now be able to take part in the political process they have responded and said they will continue to march they will continue to oppose nicolas maduro that he is not acting within the law or in banning them from the political process to a great deal of conflict a very polarized country politically so i think a great deal more complex to come in the months and months ahead despite nicolas. apparent grip on power thanks very mu

nicolÁs maduro asegura que la culpa de que los venezolanosno tengan que comer es parte de la guerra econÓmica los femicidios han ido en aumento. actualmente en amÉrica latina se registran 12 asesinatos de mujeres por dÍa de los cuales siete son cometidos en mÉxico. pasemos con un adelanto de "contacto deportivo". periodista: al regresar les contaremos quÉ futbolista y ganador del balÓn de oro se convertirÁ en presidente de su paÍs. y el amÉrica viajan para continuar con su preparaciÓn. ♪ vidal: a continuaciÓn, la mejor informaciÓn deportiva. el exfutbolista del milÁnserá el prÓximo presidente deliberia, segÚn los resultados obtuvo 65% de los votos. el portuguÉs cristiano ronaldo fue distinguido por quinta ocasiÓn reconociÉndolo como mejor jugador del aÑo. ademÁas, si zidanerecibiÓ el mejor premio al entrenador del aÑo, ganÁndole ajosÉ mourinho. el amÉrica que sigue esperando el refuerzo bomba continÚa su preparaciÓn de cara al 2018 y ya se encuentran en houston para el partido amistoso en contra del toluca. clippers, balÓn para los celtics y consigue la ventaja para boston. los celtics vencen

reporter: well, it is about the opposition in venezuela and the way president nicolas maduro handled e opposition movements this year. in april, maduro announced he was going to convene an assembly. it was very controversial, because the new assembly, the new body would take over power and basically replace congress in venezuela that was controlled by the opposition. that sparked 4 months of protests with about 120 people killed. canada has been very vocal about that, very critical. they went against the venezuelan government, and what happened is over the weekend, they finally -- venezuela expelled the canadian ambassador, and canada said they could not stand by, and they will continue supporting human rights in venezuela. in a sort of tit-for-tat measure, venezuela also expelled the brazilian ambassador. reporter: slightly different case. the brazilian ambassador, what they said is that brazil has broken the rule of law with impeachment of its left-wing leader. but what it shows here is that venezuela has decided to strike against the countries that are critical of president maduro,

venezuela's president nicolas maduro has banned the country's main opposition parties and taking part in next year's presidential election comes after three of the four main parties boycotted sunday's vote claiming the electoral system is biased has more from caracas anybody from the government anyone who supports the government will say that the election results the results still coming in from the municipal elections are credible are bonafide the result there are elections of the popularity of president nicolas maduro who's been in power since two thousand and thirteen setting the scene as you mentioned a presidential election next year the vast numbers of opposition the people who are very much against nicolas bhutto's government will say these elections were not credible that's why many of the opposition candidates chose not to participate saying that this is a flawed process and they wanted no part of it let me get you afterward president my daughter was said these are opposition parties we boycotted the elections are no longer on the political map and he will consolidate laws th

where venezuela's opposition leader where is he after nicolas maduro bans them from running and next year's presidential election. human rights in north korea are the focus of a meeting at the u.n. . a blockbuster battle the match unveiled in the last sixteen of football's most lucrative club competition details in sport. judges at the international criminal court have criticized jordan for failing to arrest sudanese president omar all alba share the share his wanted on genocide charges was in amman last march attending the arab league summit and the i.c.c. complained to the un that the sudanese president was not detained there are two international warrants for his arrest on ten charges arising from the conflict and are full warrants were issued by the i.c.c. in two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten but so far he has evaded arrest. britain's defense minister tells al-jazeera he is hoping for a swift end to the political crisis in the gulf gavin williamson made the comments today after qatar agreed to buy twenty four fighter jets from britain in a six point seven billion dol

nicolas maduro has consolidating his hold on the power with many asking just how has he done now. there's been violence between spanish police and catalan separatists protesting against the removal of medieval works about from the region the court has ruled that forty four religious artifacts were illegally built by catalonia nineteen eighties and have to be returned to a monastery in neighboring iraq on several hundred people attended the demonstration outside a museum in the capital town of late the spanish government took control of that city autonomy's catalonia region in october remember for succession in an on official referendum. still ahead for you can you guess which legend of football. talking out of here to talk sport or if you got for us thank you very much well of russia's olympic committee are currently meeting in moscow to respond to the decision to ball that team from next year's winter olympic games in south korea the international olympic committee announced last week the russian athletes would only be permitted to compete as neutrals in china in february it foll

they were boycotted by the three principal parties and nicolas maduro said only the parties which took in sunday's vote would be allowed to put forward presidential candidates. despite the worsening economy, the socialist party is expected to voter apathy is expected to be high. the major opposition parties have said they won't participate in these elections. they say the electoral system is flawed. but there are some smaller candidates that are being put forward, and that's a problem. the opposition is divided and it is in tatters, so it is expected to strengthen the government's hand ahead of presidential elections next year. there may not be any protests, but life here is still hard. hyperinflation, food, medicine shortages, and queues for basics like bread rule people's lives. they're fed up. they might not want the government but they don't think the opposition can offer an alternative. all they want to do is live their lives. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. still to come— the worst was when i didn't eat for two days. i cannot survive to get the mix of

brazil in particular, the president, nicolas maduro, never recognised the government of michel temer,ident close to his government. they were building together oil pipelines to take venezuela's oil and gas to brazil. there was a strategic left—wing partnership in south america that has gone. so, the reason given by venezuelan to expel the ambassador is because he broke the constitutional rule of law by impeaching dilma rousseff. they say relations would not be mended until thatis relations would not be mended until that is sorted which is possibly never, because dilma rousseff has that going on. it is a difficult issue. it seems venezuela is com pletely issue. it seems venezuela is completely isolating itself to be how important is this to trade? trade for venezuela is mainly oil, 98% of its income. and it is with the us. with brazil, it is a very important strategic relationship in south america. but what president nicolas maduro seems to be doing now is his pre—election, he is running for re—election next year, he is getting closer to his left—wing allies, mainly russia, cuba, boliv

brazil in particular, the president, nicolas maduro, never recognised the government of michel temer,t close to his government. they were building together oil pipelines to take venezuela's oil and gas to brazil. there was a strategic left—wing partnership in south america that has gone. so, the reason given by venezuelan to expel the ambassador is because he broke the constitutional rule of law by impeaching dilma rousseff. they say relations would not be mended until that is sorted which is possibly never, because dilma rousseff has that going on. it is a difficult issue. it seems venezuela is completely isolating itself to be how important is this to trade? trade for venezuela is mainly oil, 98% of its income. and it is with the us. with brazil, it is a very important strategic relationship in south america. but what president nicolas maduro seems to be doing now is his pre—election, he is running for re—election next year, he is getting closer to his left—wing allies, mainly russia, cuba, bolivia, oil countries, and making a statement to those against him. brazil has been critical

. >> noso pueblo estÁ siendo atendido por nicolÁs maduro.e. presenta:se preparan para defenderse de congreso, comenzarÁ a las 9:Íí de la maÑana del jueves y el mandatario dispondrÁ de una hora, acusado de recibir su unos millonarios. hilda:se enfrentaron para elegir parlamento, despuÉs de que fuera disuelto por el gobierno espaÑol. se espera que la elecciÓn traiga una participaciÓn rÉcord, algunos no participaron por estar en no participaron por estar enel exilio o presos. enrique: intentaban derribar las barricadas alrededor del congreso. el principal sindicato han convocado una huelga general. hilda: 15 personas desaparecidas, cifras de vÍctimas por un decremento de tierras de la poblaciÓn de santa lucÍa. torrenciales lluvias en elpueblo de ♪ ♪ presentadora: al menos, un son tranquilosddijo que no bajarÍa por la chimenea de un rascacielos en la capital de alemania. enrique: mientras el pÚblico lo observaba utilizÓ una cuerda para bajar por el edificio. ilia: abajo lo esperaban niÑos que lo recibieron encantados y recibieron sus regalos. en

for a president nicolas maduro. has more from caracas. on the surface municipal elections across venice weight which have passed off relatively peacefully the turnout is not going to be especially high simply because many here are frustrated with the political process tens of thousands of venezuelans have left the country and with so many opposition politicians are boycotting the ballot saying they don't agree with the ruse by which these elections are being played president nicolas maduro has come out and said anybody who is not standing in these elections with boycotted them will not be allowed to stand in future elections that is going to cause some serious repercussions it's still a country divided many people frustrated with the lack of food and medicine even with the back of banknotes here many tens of thousands of venezuelans have left the country frustrated at the state of the economy as i say on the surface municipal elections but there are a whole host of frustrations and political maneuverings behind the scenes which will only

has declared the persona non-grata not wanted and not welcome in the country the diplomats say nicolas maduro his government is consolidating power by isolating the opposition ahead of next year's presidential vote the assembly has in effect barred three opposition parties from running in the election. a ceasefire by south sudan's warring parties has come into effect to allow humanitarian access to civilians caught up in the fighting and the deal agreed after talks in ethiopia's capital addis ababa is the latest attempt to end the four year long civil war it aims to revive a twenty fifteen peace deal that collapsed last year after heavy fighting broke out in south sudan's capital juba. twenty five people have been killed by air strikes in yemen according to local officials a saudi led coalition reportedly targeted a protest rally in the district of north of the capital sanaa it's thought some of the dead were pro who see tribal leaders who organize the demonstration. dozens of people have taken part in a vigil in the lebanese capital beirut honoring several women murdered in the past week the

presidential elections scheduled for next october president nicolas maduro will stand again hoping to extend the brand to socialism introduced in one thousand nine hundred nine by his predecessor charice the opposition is divided and some are being prohibited from standing. get a market only to logical the one person will solve all of them as well as problems every one of us is obliged to play their part in improving the country. then this way there is in crisis like kathy a many like say where their politicians a failed they are going to do something about it they lack thought i had but. they're out to see it caracas more than two thousand seven hundred people in turkey have been dismissed from their posts as part of the country's latest emergency rule to create soldiers teachers and bureaucrats were sacked over alleged links to what are being called terror organizations in total one hundred fifty thousand have been dismissed or suspended from their job since the failed coup in july last year that's suspected ties to the movement of u.s. based cleric for too good in turkey accused hi