have you with us venezuelan president nicolas maduro is expected to tighten his grip on power in sunday's parliamentary election people are gathering at polling stations as voting gets underway but some venezuelan opposition leaders are boycotting the election claiming it's rigged the country is in the midst of a deepening economic crisis that's now being. stretched to the breaking point by the coronavirus spend some voters are wondering whether these elections can bring about real change and stop the country sliding further into crisis. is afraid since falling ill with covert 19 he suffered kidney damage and now needs dialysis martinez became sick last summer even though he's receiving treatment he fears frequent power outages in venezuela could put his life at risk. one night was terrifying you could hear doctors and nurses running through the hallways calling for help. there some patients were on ventilators. 3 of them died because the power went out. to take his monthly salary of $85.00 covers neither the cost of his treatment nor his medication he's been forced to turn to a fundraisi

a michael local welcome to the program venezuelan president nicolas maduro ease expected to tighten his grip on power in sunday's parliamentary election people are gathering at polling stations as voting gets underway but some venezuelan opposition leaders are boycotting the election claiming it's rigged the country. he is in the midst of a deepening economic crisis that's now being stretched to the breaking point by the coronavirus pandemic some voters are wondering whether these elections can bring about real change and stop the country sliding further into crisis. is afraid since falling ill with covert 19 he suffered kidney damage and now needs dialysis martinez became sick last summer even though he's receiving treatment he fears frequent power outages in venezuela could put his life at risk. one night was terrifying you could hear doctors and nurses running through the hallways calling for help. some patients were on ventilators one of 3 of them died because the power went out. to his monthly salary of $85.00 covers neither the cost of his treatment nor his medication he's been fo

sunday's elections claiming their brig leaving the door wide open for a big win for president nicolas maduro his party. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us moscow kicks off a large scale vaccination campaign today with the russian made sputnik a vaccine against cove in 19 the country says has produced around 2000000 doses to date and will distribute the vaccine free of charge doctors teachers and social workers are among those 1st in line to receive the job the rollout is going ahead even though clinical trials have not yet been completed. surrogates have turned off skew took the leap after seeing friends with covert 19 a journalistic russian service says you did a lot of research into the vaccine before signing up for trials it's just for this a better shot i decided for myself that at the very least the vaccine. in a safe and in the best case it will be effective if they give me the vaccine rather than the placebo. before they vaccinated me they told me it was safe but they gave me a life insurance policy anyway in case of death my relatives will receive the equivalent of around

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elections claiming they are rigged but leaving the door wide open for a big win for president nicolas maduro is weak ruling party also in the program bangladesh moves thousands of refugees to a to an island in the bay of bengal where they were promised a better life but human rights groups warn off disastrous conditions and many are calling it a seismic shift for film warner brothers announces a game changing distribution plan for next year that has fans rejoicing and cinema owners down in the dumps. i'm told me a lot of boy it's good to have you with us venezuela will hold parliamentary elections on sunday but the opposition is boycotting the vote called by president nicolas maduro opposition leader and head of the national assembly one claims the polls will be rigged to strengthen but those grip on power but this follows a years of time all that have seen venezuela become increasingly isolated and desperate. an epic predawn line for gasoline in venezuela shortages widespread hunger broken down institutions all made worse by international sanctions yet despite it all president nicolas madur

omarion evanston it's good to have you with us venezuelan president nicolas maduro is expected to tighten his grip on power in sunday's election for the national assembly the opposition is boycotting the vote contending it's rigged a victory would give one duros united socialist party control of the last major institution in the country outside. his grass venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves but it's in the midst of a deepening economic and political crisis. that. is afraid since falling ill with covert 19 he suffered kidney damage and now needs dialysis martinez became sick last summer even though he's receiving treatment he fears frequent power outages in venezuela could put his life at risk. one night was terrifying you could hear doctors and nurses running through the hallways calling for help. there some patients were on ventilators. 3 of them died because the power went out the heartiness monthly salary of $55.00 covers neither the cost of his treatment nor his medication he's been forced to turn to a fundraising campaign. i mean. the treatment cost $400.00. you know and i

election claiming it was not a free nor fear it hopes to change in venezuela dwindling president nicolas maduro is set to tighten his critics on power. we must do more for various stake leader announces an even tougher coronavirus lock down but will the rest of germany follow its link. and violet accuse in scoring goals and stopping goals on their way to 16 place in the pool in this league the world tells you how they extended a remarkable unpeople streak. i'm anthony held welcome venezuelans have voted in the parliamentary election designed to consolidate president nicolas maduro does grip on power polls have now closed the opposition leader's boycott of the vote as many other western nations have condemned it as a fraud that pandemic has deepened the country's long running economic and political crisis and with no upturn in sight venezuelans are growing more and more pessimistic about the future. there's not much for venezuelans to cheer about on election day the economy was already in ruins even before the coronavirus struck punitive u.s. sanctions have choked off valuable oil exports and $5

boycotting the election alleging it's rigged in favor of the ruling socialist party president nicolas maduro used the opportunity to type 2 disparate on power also on the show. violence and arrests on the streets a terrorist plot to break down from the french and other protest against police brutality and a controversial new security law police responded with tear gas. and a heavyweight fine to remember in bonus league of football to top 2 teams in the league go the distance to tell you do came out on top between leipsic and reigning champions byron munich. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us venezuelan president nicolas maduro is expected to tighten his grip on power in sunday's parliamentary election and the opposition is boycotting the vote contending it's rigged a victory would give him a duros united socialist party control of the national assembly which is the law. last major institution in the country outside his grip has grasped that as well and has the world's largest oil reserves but it's in the midst of a deepening economic and political crisis. that. is afraid since fa

boycotting the election alleging it's rigged in favor of the ruling socialist party president nicolas maduro used the opportunity to tighten his grip on power also on the show. violence and arrests on the streets of paris clashes break out of the french capital at another protest against police brutality and the controversial security of our police respond with tear gas. and a heavy weight find to remember it includes just like a football the top 2 teams in the lead go the distance to tell you who came out on top between leipsic and the reigning champions by any. omarion evan steyn thanks for joining me venezuelan president nicolas maduro is expected to tighten his grip on power in sunday's parliamentary election the opposition is boycotting the vote claiming it's rigged the country is in the midst of a deepening economic crisis as now big stretched to breaking point by the coronavirus pandemic some voters are wondering whether these elections can bring about real change and stop. country from sliding further into chaos. martinez is afraid since falling ill with covert 19 he suffered kidney

omarion evanston welcome venezuelan president nicolas maduro is expected to tie for his grip on power in sunday's parliamentary election the opposition is boycotting the vote claiming that it's rigged the country is in the midst of a deepening economic crisis that's now being stretched to breaking point. by the coronavirus pandemic but some voters are wondering whether these elections can bring about real change and stop the country from sliding further into crisis. ways or. is afraid since falling ill with covert 19 he suffered kidney damage and now needs dialysis martinez became sick last summer even though he's receiving treatment he fears frequent power outages in venezuela could put his life at risk to that. one night was terrifying you could hear doctors and nurses running through the hallways calling for help. if some patients were on ventilators one of 3 of them died because the power went out the heartiness monthly salary of $85.00 covers neither the cost of his treatment nor his medication he's been forced to turn to a fundraising campaign. i mean. the treatment costs $400.0

w news live from berlin the results are in for venezuela's parliamentary elections president nicolas maduro socialist party wins control of the national assembly the opposition boycott of the vote as a sham but just more power for mother little mean for the nation also coming up the threat of a no deal divorce mounts with talks stalled and the brakes a deadline just days away british and european negotiators meet again today with an outcome still highly uncertain. i'm sumi so much kinder it's good to have you with us all the results are in and as expected president nicolas models party has won parliamentary elections in venezuela consolidating his grip on power opposition leaders called on supporters to boycott the vote they and many western nations have condemned it as a fraud the pandemic has deepened the country's long running economic and political crisis and with no upturn in sight venezuelans are growing more and more pessimistic about their future. a humble tarr night few venezuelans came out to cast their vote on election day perhaps because there was so little to choose from with m

on the issue of come to the show venezuelan president nicolas maduro is expected to tighten his grip on power and sunday's parliamentary election turnout so far is low after large parts of the opposition called on citizens to boycott the vote prominent opposition leaders were either banned from the election or decided not to run claiming the process was rigged the country is in the midst of a deepening economic and political crisis that's now being stretched to the breaking point by the coronavirus and demick after years of political turmoil many voters have lost all faith in their democracy and fear the country will slide further into crisis. the stock market is afraid 6 falling you know with covert 19 she suffered kidney damage and now due to alice's martinez became sick last summer. even though he's receiving treatment he fears frequent power outages in venezuela could put his life at risk. one night was terrifying you could hear doctors and nurses running through the hallways calling for help. patients were on ventilators. 3 of them died because the power went out. to his monthly

broken down institutions all made worse by international sanctions yet despite it all president nicolas maduro has clung to power his nemesis speaker of the assembly and self-proclaimed president one guy you know now working from home 37 years old he's made a career out of denouncing maduro's policies he's organized the national referendum after the vote and invalidating the upcoming elections. it was a. section called by the dictatorship will be held without any of the necessary conditions there's no right to elect and be elected no independent arbitrator no possibility of free participation by political parties a little bit on the government of the openly people. but his call for a referendum has split in the already weakened opposition as it did not but if not participating in these elections is not only suicide but also an irresponsible attitude to the suffering of the venezuelan people and i doubt it is nothing to decide because all the competitors were chosen by the regime. so who are you going to elaborate. venezuela has been in political crisis since the disputed election in 2018 that'

nicolas maduro's fraudat it was de. only in the streets, but it was seen by the international community, which saw that there should not be conditions for participating in the process. the right to elect and be elected, it is simple. i cannot be part of that process as i was disqualified. but neither could 300 other venezuelans, because they were being jailed or persecuted. or disbanded.ere made illegal that is why the whole world rejects that process and venezuelans keep demanding their right to choose, s that the rsecution does not keep growing. it is not going to stop us from demanding our rights. katty: are there up -- other opposition leaders have gone into exile. if it looks like you might be detained, will you follow them? mr. guaido:spking spanish] translator: there is a high risk foray me every it was a year ago that i was kidnapped, and that was the second time that has happened while fighting maduro's dictatship. in spite of all this, the politicaluril, while fighting a dictatorship, i will find solutions and

nicolas maduro says he is retaking control of the last state institution in opposition hands. so, does his opponent, juan guaido, have any legitimacy left? this is "inside story." ♪ hello, and welcome to the program. i'm imran khan. many say venezuela's parliamentary election was over before it even began. the opposition boycotted sunday's vote, calling it a sham. president, nicolas maduro, saying he's regained the national assembly, the last institution controlled by his opponent, juan guaido. it is the latest setback for the opposition's aim to remove maduro from office. our latin american editor reports. reporter: it was not necessary to wait for the official election results to be announced to know the outcome, as a jubilant president, nicolas maduro, made amply clear. >> we had the patience, the wisdom to wait for this hour, to wait for this day, to get rid of the nefarious national assembly that the opposition used to bring the plague of sanctions some to venezuela. -- of sanctions on to venezuela. now with this vote, we will have justice. reporter: venezuela's mainstrea

rules remain deal breakers as a final deadline approaches also coming up this way this president nicolas maduro claims a sweeping alike should victory after less than a 3rd of the country turned to vote and germany's walk down like it is not enough chancellor angela merkel wants tougher restrictions saying the ones in place now will not get the country through the winter and flashbacks and sleepless nights the trauma suffered by members of hong kong's protest movement in the aftermath of a violent police crackdown as they struggle to come to terms with their experiences one artist is helping them find a voice. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome tonight time is quickly running out to make a post breaks a trade deal a reality british and european negotiators have once again been locked in talks for hours today with no sign of a. now british prime minister boris johnson is set to head to brussels for a last ditch attempt to reach an agreement the e.u. seems to get a sheet of michel barnier is downbeat about the chances of an agreement saying ke

sunday's elections claiming that rigged and leaving the door open for a big win for president nicolas maduro ruling party also on the program. thousands of refugees to an island in the bay of bengal they've been promised a better life but human rights groups are warning that disastrous conditions for. u.s. lawmakers prepared to block a troop withdrawals from germany with the clock running out donald trump's president saying this he's ordered to be jewish troops here. and many are calling it a seismic shift fulfilled. not just a game changing distribution plant the next year the past fans rejoicing and cinema down in the dumps. welcome to the program. venezuela holds parliamentary elections on sunday but the opposition is boycotting the vote call by president nicolas maduro opposition leader the head of the national assembly claims the polls will be rigged to strengthen mature of his grip on power and this follows years of turmoil that have seen venezuela become increasingly isolated and desperate. an epic predawn line for gasoline in venezuela shortages widespread hunger broken down institut

for the official election results to be announced to know the outcome as it jubelin president nicolas maduro made clear that we will help us in we had the patience the wisdom to wait for this hour to wait for the state to get rid of that nefarious national assembly that the opposition used to bring the plague of sanctions on to venezuela now with this vote we will have just been a sign i. have been israel is mainstream opposition boycotted the legislative assembly poll which they say they lack the minimum conditions of a fair and free election the pro-government supreme court had taken over 3 of the 4 principal opposition parties appointing new leaders who are accused of being pawns of mughal in addition the court appointed a new electoral council also going to the government. and there were no independent observers only staunch supporters like former bolivian president evo morales despite threats to withhold subsidized food boxes to those who didn't vote the turnout was poor there and over the hill in this voting center in the macoutes a district that is normally a lot of people when there

then israel has been in political crisis since the disputed election in 2018 that son nicolas maduro win by a wide margin most of the international community including the us and the european union said the election was not free or fair they took why dose side as assembly speaker he was next in line to be president under the venezuelan constitution a standoff followed quite oh held mass rallies and attracted international backing but he failed to convince the military and moderate state on. since then material has consolidated power sidelining the national assembly and installing a parallel legislative house filled by loyalists. meanwhile why those popularity and influence have shrunk dramatically. some coming election is likely his last stand up big win by my duros ruling party which is almost guaranteed filming right o. is no longer speaker that will leave my dear old without any serious competition. as join d. w. latin america correspondent johan ramirez and welcome johan it does sound so nicolas maduro is taking no chances with the results of sunday's elections. yes let's just se

despite it all, nicolas maduro has clung to power. his nemesis and self proclaimed president, juan guaido, working from home. already seven years old, he's made a career out of announcing maduro's policies. he's announced a referendum aimed at invalidating the upcoming elections. >> the election called by the dictatorship will be held without any of the necessary conditions. there is no independent arbitrator, no possibility of free participation by political parties. reporter: but his call for a referendum has split an already weakened opposition. >> not participating in these elections is not only suicide but in irresponsible attitude to the suffering of the venezuelan people. there's nothing to decide because all the competitors were chosen by the regime. cracked so who are you going to elect? reporter: venezuela has in in crisis since a disputed election that saw maduro win by a large margin. most of the international community, including the u.s. and european union, said the election was not free warfare and took guaido's side. he

the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. heartiness has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by correspondent 100 mira's he joins us from bogota most western nations and the venezuelan opposition called this parliamentary election a fraud and yet all indications are that president maduro will be a big winner in this election detail for us just what he stands to gain here. he's going to win on the control of the national assembly something that he that is in the hands of the opposition since 2015 it means that he's going to get control on every state institution in venice all of this is also also it's involved each because nicolas mother always already ha ha th

election claiming they are rigged but leaving the door wide open for a big win for president nicolas maduro is ruling party also on the program finally desh moves thousands of revenge or refugees to an island in the bay of bengal where they were promised a better life but human rights groups warn of disastrous conditions. and many are calling it a seismic shift for film one of robbers announces a game changing distribution plan for next year and has fans rejoicing and cinema owners down in the dumps. i'm told me a lot of boy it's good to have you with us venezuela will hold parliamentary elections on sunday but the opposition is boycotting the vote called by president nicolas maduro opposition leader and head of the national assembly one guy claims the polls will be rigged to strengthen the duros grip on power this follows years of time all that have seen venezuela become increasingly isolated and desperate. an epic predawn line for gasoline in venezuela shortages widespread hunger broken down institutions all made worse by international sanctions yet despite it all president nicolas maduro

these results were no with the vast majority of candidatede loyalty pre nicolas maduro, there was only to be one winner. the nationalism billy had been the last raining branch of government controlled by the opposition. now, president maduro has caught -- has consolidated his power. >> we have compiled the constitution. five years on, i come out and say that we have a new tionalism billy as a result of the popur vote. people have elected their lawmakers and we have had a tremendous and gigantic electoral victory. reporter: at the voting stations, precautions were taken to prevent the spread of covid-19. social distancing and masks obligatory. but in many places, crowds were not a problem. turnout was low. among those who came out to vote, there was a feeling of duty. >> dependent of a person's political position, votinis a civic duty. they teach us that wn we are young and sixth go de. you have vote. reporter: the opposition led by juan guaido boycottee elections. instead, they are holding their own version of a refereum this week, asking people how they want the future of venezuela to

election claiming it's neither free nor fair hopes for change and venezuela dwindling president nicolas maduro is set to tighten his grip on power also coming up we must do more for various state leader and now says and even tougher coronavirus lock down but will the rest of germany follow its lead. a nickel for a while come to the show men as well and so are voting in a parliamentary election aimed at consolidating president nicolas maduro grip on power opposition leaders are boycotting the vote as they and many western nations have condemned this as fraud the pandemic has deepened the country's long running economic and political crisis and with no upturn in sight but as well as her growing more and more pessimistic about the future there's not much for venezuelans to cheer about on election day the economy was already in ruins even before the coronavirus struck. punitive u.s. sanctions have choked off valuable oil exports and 5000000 citizens have left the country those who remain struggle to meet basic needs under weary of venezuela scale to politics president nicolas maduro is on course f

michael loker nice to have you with us venezuelan president nicolas maduro is expected to tighten his grip on power in sunday's parliamentary election people are gathering at polling stations as voting gets underway but some venezuelan opposition leaders are boycotting the election claiming it's rigged the country is in the midst of a deepening economic crisis that's now being stretch to. breaking point by the current virus pandemic some voters are wondering whether these elections can bring about real change and stop the country sliding further into crisis. is afraid since falling ill with covert 19 he suffered kidney damage and now needs dialysis martinez became sick last summer even though he's receiving treatment he fears frequent power outages in venezuela could put his life at risk. one night was terrifying you could hear doctors and nurses running through the hallways calling for help. there some patients were on ventilators. 3 of them died because the power went out martinez monthly salary of $85.00 covers neither the cost of his treatment nor his medication he's been forced t

claiming it was neither free nor fear with hopes for change in venezuela dwindling president nicolas maduro is said to tighten his grip on power. we must do more but various state leaders and now there is an even tougher coronavirus lock down but will the rest of germany follow its lead. by live accuse them scoring goals of stopping them on their way to 2nd place in the bundesliga we'll tell you how they extended a remarkable unbeaten streak. anatomy held welcome venezuelans have voted in a parliamentary election designed to consolidate president nicolas maduro script on power opposition leaders boycotted the vote as they and many other western nations condemned it as a fraud the pandemic has deepened the country's long running economic and political crisis and with no upturn in sight venezuelans are growing more and more pessimistic about the future. there's not much for venezuelans to cheer about on election day the economy was already in ruins even before the coronavirus struck. unitive u.s. sanctions have choked off valuable oil exports and 5000000 citizens have left the country those w

as well as opposition holds a vote asking people if they want president nicolas maduro out of office. hello thanks for joining us americans will receive their 1st doses of a coronavirus vaccine from monday as the u.s. experiences a period of the pandemic so far the pfizer vaccine is being recommended to those aged 16 and older nearly 300000 people have died of cope with 19 in the world's worst affected nation john hendren has the latest from washington d.c. . in the nation most devastated by the global pandemic the 1st doses of the 1st approved vaccine or on the move within the next 24 hours they will begin moving vaccine from the pfizer manufacturing facility to the u.p.s. and fed ex hopes and then it will go out to the $636.00 locations nationwide the 1st $145.00 sites in the u.s. are expected to receive the vaccine on monday with the rest receiving it by wednesday now front line responders like dr ben you sachin colorado will be among the 1st to be vaccinated against cove of 19 i am going to be one of the tips of the spear when the 1st people to step in to help generate is herd imm

nicolas maduro his victory is likely to be hailed by his allies russia and china. but for ordinary venezuelans they have little reason to expect swift change. and we have a harms of a piece from latin america desk with us good morning ophelia thanks for joining us we now know that because last month party has as expected won control of the national assembly what does this mean and no real surprises here sumi what it means is that he will continue to tighten his grip of power he has already ruled the country with an author of tehran regime but now he gains the last institution that was in control of the opposition with this institution he gets the nod just as if our and that will only mean that he will continue to strengthen his his power in real practical terms it doesn't change much in the country though the bad news for the middle regime is that the economic situation will probably continue because he will continue to be isolated from the international community what about the opposition here we saw images in the report of one boy though you know the opposition l

after a 2—year—long power struggle, nicolas maduro emerges triumphant in the venezuela election, butxt for the self—proclaimed interim presidentjuan guaido? and bob dylan sells the publishing rights to his entire music back catalogue in a deal worth hundreds of millions of dollars. hello and welcome. the latest talks on a future trade agreement beteween the uk and the european union have failed to make progress. boris johnson will travel to brussels later this week for face—to—face talks with the european commission president, ursula von der leyen. it comes after a 90—minute phone call between the two leaders failed to produce a breakthrough. and a senior uk government source warned that a deal may not be possible. our political correspondent laura kuenssberg has this report. it's not always good to talk. the prime minister tonight spent more than an hour in conversation with the eu chief, but they seem only to have agreed on what they disagree on. a statement from both of them said: in other words, months of technical negotiations have hit the wall. so instead, the prime minister wi

the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by d.w. correspondent johan ramirez he joins us from bogota the 100 most western nations and the venezuelan opposition called this parliamentary election a fraud and yet all indications are that president maduro will be a big winner in this election detail for us just what he stands to gain here. he is going to win the control of the national assembly something that he that is in the hands of the opposition since 2015 it means that he's going to get control on every state institution in venice all of this is also also it's involved because nicolas maduro is already half

venezuela's opposition holds a symbolic photos can people if they want president nicolas maduro out. waiting for justice 25 years on victims of the bosnian war struggle to find closure so they fight for that in court. so the u.s. is gearing up for a massive coronavirus vaccination program with the 1st shots to be administered as early as monday over the next 24 hours trucks loaded with the pfizer buy and take jabs will head to nearly $150.00 centers across the country it will be one of the largest inoculation campaigns in american history and that is after the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention voted to recommend a vaccine for people older than 16 earlier the food and drug administration authorized it for emergency use one nearly 300000 people have died from covert 19 and the world's worst affected nation on friday the u.s. posted a new record of 3309 deaths in a single day 100 reports now from washington d.c. . in the nation most devastated by the global pandemic the 1st doses of the 1st approved vaccine or on the move within the next 24 hours they will begin moving in

venezuelans a choosey a new congress it is election championed by president nicolas maduro. boycotted by the opposition the u.s. the e.u. and most latin american countries according to shannon for. the states has reported a record number of covert 90 defections for the 3rd day in a row nearly 213000 cases were recorded over the past 24 hours. all right what was meant to be a rite aid to back to senate candidates has turned into an opportunity for donald trump to once again falsely claim that he won last month's us presidential election he's been campaigning in georgia for republicans face the runoff vote next month the poll will decide which party controls the u.s. senate a white house correspondent can be how could reports from valdosta in georgia. donald trump was not the declared winner in last month's presidential vote but that didn't stop these georgia voters from attending trump's 1st post-election rally. thousands here believe trump defeated joe biden even as the president's court cases to overturn the election results have overwhelmingly failed and i said joe biden s

venezuela's opposition holds a symbolic vote asking people if they want president nicolas maduro out. waiting for justice 25 years old victims of the post new rule struggle to find closure as they fight for their day in court. so the united states is gearing up for a massive coronavirus facts nation program with the 1st shots to be administered as early as monday in the next 24 hours trucks loaded with the pfizer buying tech jobs will head to nearly 150 centers right across the country it will be one of the largest inoculation campaigns in american history all this after the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention voted to recommend the vaccine for people older than the age of 16 earlier the food and drug administration authorized it for emergency use and nearly 300000 people have died from cave 19 in the world's worst affected nation and in the last 4 days almost a 1000000 new cases were confirmed and that pushes the total past 16000000 john hendren has this report now from washington d.c. . in the nation most devastated by the global pandemic the 1st doses of the 1st approve

as well as opposition holds a symbolic vote people of they want president nicolas maduro out. if you have not yet felt winter in the korean peninsula or japan an old in china you are a bike to is a real cold wind blowing dancer hitmen there's been snow in sol the maximum temperatures minus 48 degrees below normal for monday and masses the snow will form as the showers build up over the sea of japan the east sea and that means the western side of honshu is going to be covered in snow particular slopes same is true for car there i'm also it's not snowing further west very much of china it's still going to feel pretty cold this potential staggering along way sasa temperature in hong kong is going to drop say oh highs about 16 degrees come tuesday and the wind is so bringing that snow is going to be some massive piles up in holzschuh i think. that there is no this is rainy season for malaysia and indonesia as an increase in the shower likelihood the big ones over the philippines and the coast of vietnam because that is quite a cold north east monsoon the everywhere else the looks

called by opposition leader one quiet though voters were asked to support calls for president nicolas maduro to step down and hold new elections a poll was organized to counter last week's parliamentary vote which the opposition boycotted calling it a fraud i love america at a tennessee newman reports. the fact that their votes would not be recognized as valid by the magruder government did not stop these venezuelans from casting ballots in an opposition organized referendum aimed at showing the international community that they want president nicolas maduro out jacki and that is what we're plagued by government violence there are armed groups everywhere we need the well to intervene one way or another to end this. despite reports of armed gangs loyal to mother attacking some of the estimated 3000 makeshift polling stations opposition leader one by door said millions had voted online or in person you know they have a look at with this the illegitimate unconstitutional and fraudulent electoral process carried out last sunday by madeira has been defeated. here in chile the turnout was very low

opposition leader what and why don't it asked people whether they wanted to end the president nicolas maduro is ruled and hold new elections results are expected in the coming hours. the war in bosnia ended 25 years ago but the quest for justice still continues nearly 600 people are awaiting trial following the closure of the war crimes tribunals for the former yugoslavia in the hague bosnian courts have taken over the process tony berkley went to a meeting in central bosnia which was the scene of one of the atrocities in the war there survivors say many of the guilty still walking free. is a small village with a dark past it was where one of the biggest atrocities it involved you war happened 116 muslim men women and children killed by bosnian croat forces the men were shot the women and children were herded into basements that were then set alight a small room with photos next to the last documents that terrible day in april 993 today much of the village has been repaired with the psychological damage hasn't let this you misunderstood you were my dad was 73 when he was killed he was weak a

tightening his grip on power venezuelan president nicolas maduro cost his vote and parliamentary elections as his rival calls for a boycott of those polls. and thinking outside the box we need some design is creation space as for a person a pandemic well. i'm just not sure if sports is the name schumacher once again makes headlines on the track mick schumacher the son of michael has won the formula 2 title at his graduation to act one next season. haul in what's been described as the final throw of the dice british and european union negotiators the scrambling to secure a postbox a trade deal and so far as saturday's talks between prime minister barak johnson and european commission president live on the lion now the u.k.'s chief negotiator david frost is in brussels. we're going to be looking very hard to try and get a deal we're going to see what happens in negotiations today and that will we will be looking forward to meeting our european colleagues later on softly thank you very much and you may remember britain formally left the e.u. back in january but has until december 31st to try

i'm michel ok welcome venezuelan president nicolas maduro is expected to tighten his grip on power in sunday's parliamentary election polls have now opened but the opposition is boycotting the vote claiming it's richt the country is in the midst of a deepening economic crisis that's now being stretched to breaking point by the coronavirus pandemic but some voters are wondering whether these elections can bring about real change and stop that country. from going further. is afraid since falling ill with covert 19 he suffered kidney damage and now needs dialysis martinez became sick last summer even though he's receiving treatment he fears frequent power outages in venezuela could put his life at risk. one night was terrifying you could hear doctors and nurses running through the hallways calling for help. there some patients were on ventilators. 3 of them died because the power went out. to his monthly salary of $85.00 covers neither the cost of his treatment nor his medication he's been forced to turn to a fundraising campaign. i mean. the treatment costs $400.00. you know and i don't

claiming it was not a free nor fear without for a change in venice where the dwindling president nicolas maduro he said to tighten his grip on power. we must do more but very state leaders announce an even tougher coronavirus lockdown but will the rest of germany follow its lead. and violet accuse them scoring goals and stopping goals on their way to 6 place in the bundesliga all to have the album extended a remarkable bumpy construct. of a math and held welcome venezuelans have voted in a parliamentary election designed to consolidate president nicolas maduro script on power polls have just closed opposition leaders boycott of the vote as they and many other western nations have condemned it as a fraud that pandemic has deepened the country's long running economic and political crisis and with no upturn in sight venezuelans are growing more and more pessimistic about the future. there's not much for venezuelans to cheer about on election day the economy was already in ruins even before the coronavirus struck punitive u.s. sanctions have choked off valuable oil exports and $5000000.00 citizens

president nicolas maduro used the opportunity to talk about his grip on power also coming up. violence and a response on the streets of paris clashes broke out of the protest against police brutality and the controversy will do security level a french capitol police respond to fireworks with teeth. and a heavyweight fight to remember this was going to sleep the football top 2 teams the late go the distance will tell you who came out on top lots of reigning champions find me. on the 3 held welcome when as well and president nicolas maduro is expected to tighten his grip on power in sunday's election for the national assembly the opposition is boycotting the vote contending it's rigged a victory would give madeira as united socialist party control of the last major institution in the country outside his grasp and as well has the world's largest oil reserves but is in. the midst of a deepening economic and political crisis. is afraid since falling ill with covert 19 he suffered kidney damage and now needs dialysis martinez became sick last summer even though he's receiving treatm

cabo las elecciones legislativas en venezuela en las que se anticipa el triunfo del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduroe habla hoy de uno de los mayores escÁndalos de corrupciÓn de su historia. varios polÍticos estarían involucrados en una red de estafas al estado. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana, con fÉlix de bedout y arantxa loizaga. ♪ arantxa: bienvenidos. por primera vez desde su derrota el pasado 3 de noviembre, el presidente donald trump realizÓ su primer mitin en georgia para apoyar a los candidatos republicanos que se fueron a una segunda vuelta en enero y cuya victoria determinarÍa si los republicanos mantienen el control del senado. sin embargo, lo que era un mitin en apoyo a los candidatos al senado federal se convirtiÓ en un show donde el presidente donald trump repitiendo acusaciones de fraude, mostrado dos vÍdeos de una cadena de televisiÓn o supuesta evidencia. pablo: es el primer mitin de donald trump tras perder las elecciones y -- donald trump fue georgia porque habrÁn elecciones a dos escaÑos del senado. silos demÓcratas

administraciÓn de trump no tuvo y que pudiera tener la administraciÓn de biden >>> en el aÑo 2019 nicolÁs maduroa guaidÓ y una su habitacion de la presiÓn contra Él, esto dejarÍa otra puerta abierta a una negociaciÓ >>> muy probablemente aquÍ haya alguna flexibilizaciÓn de algunas sanciones a cambio de algunas medidas que se tomen internamente en la prÁctica.. puede que exista un canal directo de comunicaciÓn entre el gobierno de los estados unidos y el gobierno venezolano que hoy no exist >>> en caracas, carolina, noticias telemundo >>> una situaciÓn que necesita revisiÓn y como cada aÑo, miles de dominicanos estÁn regresando a sus paÍses para pasar las fiestas decembrinas en familia y lo hacen en medio de la pandemia cubriendo sus caras con masc mascarillas y tratando de evitar los abrazos aunque como nos reporta rosa encarnaciÓn, no siempre lo consiguen >>> el coronavirus no ha enfermado la emociÓn y felicida de quienes acuden al aeropuerto a recibir a sus seres queridos, aunque este aÑo el encuentro serÁ atÍpico el anhelo es el mismo. que los dominicanos ausentes regresen a su tierra a pasar

say they won't recognize the results of venezuela's parliamentary election allies of president nicolas maduro won the poll what's the opposition boycotted our latin america editor of the c. a newman reports. the extreme we know turnout in sunday's legislative elections was a stinging blow for president nicolas maduro to give them a little and a victory for venezuela's opposition which had called for mass abstention. the people didn't fall for the fraud or threats but now its opposition you don't turn to show that his counterattack has teeth. all this week venezuelans at home and abroad are being asked to participate in a mainly own line consultation a kind of referendum it asks of in israel and to say if they want out and new fair and free elections as well as strong international action to protect the israelis democracy and its people from crimes against humanity trouble is most don't even have regular access to internet their main concern is finding enough water food and medicine rather than voting in a referendum that will be ignored by model the opposition is counting on millions of venez