the organization of american states says there were serious of regularities in the electoral process to scald for a runoff vote so as to restore credibility to the electoral system. argentinians head to the polls on sunday and the opposition is on course for an election victory over incumbent president maurizio mockery a rapidly tumbling you're calling it soaring inflation and a stock market crash of hands of the left leaning. a huge 20 percentage point lead he's been affected from the disappointment felt by many over president mockeries inability to stabilize the economy 4 years after mockery came to power inflation in argentina now stands at more than 53 percent. was president mauricio mockery striking a winner's pose at his last campaign rally in when as i or as both are aware that back here we will turn over the page of frustration we will turn around the election and we will turn around this country forever there but. not create himself has a lot to turn around as his victory in the presidential election looks highly unlikely . the man projected to defeat him by a landslide is o

resolve things the un's waited saying it supports an audit of the vote conducted by the organization of american statesthe bolivian electoral tribunal has agreed to that to give a binding result we fully support the debt audit and we are at the schools of the organization of american states if they will need any kind of expertise that we can provide i appeal at the same time to both government and opposition to keep the maximum restraint and i hope that these initiatives will hold will help hopefully. to a positive conclusion. the opposition have mostly united around the closest challenger to president morales carlos messer they say that they also agree with the oas order to go but that it must be binding and it must be certain that look at the risk of if you need us we have to define when that order to believe it has to be in the next few days we must make sure that it's binding and that's to technical experts from the government and our side our creditors to do the job that. the u.n. says at least 80 people have been tainted the protests and 19 police injured the use of tear gas by police has been co

resolve things the un's waited saying it supports an audit of the vote conducted by the organization of american states the bolivian electoral tribunal has agreed to that to give a binding result we fully support that audit and we are at the spalls of the organization of american states if they will need any kind of expertise that we can provide i appeal at the same time to both government and opposition to keep the maximum restraint and i hope that these initiatives will help will help hopefully lead to a positive conclusion that the opposition have mostly united around the closest challenger to president morales. they say that they also agree with the oas order to the bone but that it must be binding and it must be soon look at the risk of if you need us we have to define when that orders will be it has to be in the next few days we must make sure that it's binding and that is to technical experts from the government and our side of our creditors to get a job. u.n. says at least 80 people have been detained in the protests and 19 police injured the use of tear gas by police has been constant but so f

resolve things the un's waited saying it supports an audit of the vote conducted by the organization of american states the bolivian electoral tribunal has agreed to that to give a binding result we fully support that audit and we are at the spoils of the organization of american states if they will need any kind of expertise that we can provide i appeal at the same time to both government and opposition to keep the maximum restraint and i hope that these initiatives will help will help hopefully lead to a positive conclusion the opposition have mostly united around the closest challenger to president morales. they say that they also agree with the oas order to the bone but that it must be binding and it must be soon look at the risk of if you need us we have to define when that order to believe it has to be in the next few days we must make sure that it's binding and that is to technical experts from the government and our side our creditors to do the job the. un says. at least 80 people have been detained in the protests and 19 police injured the use of tear gas by police has been constant but so far

next week but he also said that he was an agreement with the solution proposed by the organization of american states in order of the vote which would be binding whatever insults their investigation comes up with a. new position told 00 they agree with that plan to. start that by the minute we the people here expressed that. if the government accepts the order it's because they already have everything modified and ready what we want is for them to know they selection and to have a really clean vote. on the result showing little more than half a percent between a 2nd ground and an outright win for president rallies everything here is still at stake. to homewood how does it look as the driver of a truck that contained the bodies of $39.00 people is set to appear in a u.k. court later on monday maurice robinson is facing charges of manslaughter people trafficking and money laundering the 25 year old was arrested shortly after the container truck was found last week the identities of the 39 people are still to be confirmed germany's far right party the a.d.f. has doubled its vote in regional elections in

the organization of american states says they were serious of regularities in the electoral process it to scald for a run of so as to restore credibility to the electoral system. while argentinians head to the polls on sunday and the opposition is on course for an election victory over incumbent president morrissey of mockery a rapidly tumbling economy soaring inflation and a stock market crash have handed the left leaning alberto fernandez a huge 20 percentage point lead he's benefited from the disappointment felt by many over president mark inability to stabilize the economy for years after market came to power inflation in argentina stands at an annual rate of more than 53 percent. president mauricio mockery striking when a supposed at his last campaign rally in when i was ira's both our way back you know we will turn over the page of frustration we will turn around the election and we will turn around this country forever. himself has a lot to turn around as his victory in the presidential election looks highly unlikely. the man projected to defeat him by a landslide is opposition

both the united nations and the organization of american states have called for a runoff vote to establishhe winner. reporter: they say they feel cheated of the election result and of their future. in the capital on thursday night, students clashed with armed forces. for them, a fourth term for the president is unimaginable. >> we want to move forward, we want bolivia to be respected. that is why all us young people have gathered here. reporter: we study, but what good will that do if we do not get a degree a and if nobody gis us work? reporter: president a abel moras has ruled the country for almost 14 years. for a long timime, he stood for political and economic stability. corruption allegations have led to a drop in support among the population. his declared a is splitting the country. his supporters and opponents rush through the streets in the opposition stronghold of santa cruz. the clashes have long spread to rural areas. >> unfortutunately, we bolivians arare letting our impulseses tae over. wewe are attackingng eachtherer. that said. but -- that i is sad. but people feel powerless

is doubt over that vote and not just from these protesters the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 hour freezing of the rapid vote count just when it indicated that this was going to a 2nd round. when the count came back online rallies was suddenly heading for an outright 1st round win on thursday a usually fragmented opposition united around carlos messer the leading challenger to moralise as well but he made the coordination in defense of democracy resolves to 1st call for a 2nd election round administered in a peaceful and impartial way 2nd to call on citizens social organizations and institutions to continue to hold peaceful rallies until the voters respect and. many still support president morales he was the favorite going into the election partly thanks to well distribution programs that have almost hall of poverty he called this a coup and chided the organization of american states for questioning the process look at these you know i don't want to think that the u.s. mission is already taking part in a coup d'etat i don't kn

is doubt over that vote and not just from these protesters the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 hour freezing of the rapid vote count just when it indicated that this was going to a 2nd round. when the count came back online rallies was suddenly heading for an outright 1st round win on thursday a usually fragmented opposition united around carlos messer the leading challenger to moralise. but he made the coordination in defense of democracies. solves to 1st call for a 2nd election round administered in a peaceful and impartial way 2nd to call on citizens of social organizations and institutions to continue to hold peaceful rallies until the voters respected the view. many still support president morales he was the favorite going into the election partly thanks to world distribution programs that have almost hall of poverty he called this a coup and chided the organization of american states for questioning the process looking into nearly killed obvious you know i don't want to think that oh yes mission is already taking part in

next week but he also said that he was in agreement with the solution proposed by the organization of american states an audit of the vote which would be binding whatever insults their investigation comes up with my new position told out 0 they agree with that plan to . start that by the minute we the people that he spoke to here to express that he would. george mr reed are going to have to get to the desk you have to accept that because i know that if the government accepts the order it's because they already have everything modified and reading what we want is for them to an old a selection and to have a really clean vote. the results show a little more than half a percent between the 2nd ground and right with the president rallies everything here is still at stake. to hold with out 0 luck it's. time for a short break here not just iraq when we come back we'll have much more on the death of the isolator. daddy. german parties at opposite ends of the political spectrum such an election seen as a key test for the center ground on the table. and they're the radius where here's where the eastern seaboa

critics say the vote was rigged and should be an old that's that's are some members of the organization of american states and the e.u. of back calls for a 2nd round vote john paul is our reporter forests in la and joins me now by me mirrorless says that he'd be happy to compete in a 2nd runoff if that victory that margin of victory was less than 10 percent he's quite certain he's won but how is that news really being received where you are it's quite a noisy background. yes the noise has gone down a bit actually because there were tens of i think it's quite comfortably the biggest march we've seen so far since the elections of living there were tens of thousands of people most them are gone home now but we've still got the police on this side who are guarding this square not letting anyone in the square and you can see that they've got all 4 corners of it sealed off those people just over the other side of the square. that entrance is well how are they taking the news of what president morales said in the morning. i think that the top line that people took from that was the 1st thing he said koreans to t

the opposition and the government provisionally excepted an order of the vote by the organization of american states that would give a binding final result but the details still have to be worked out and that the war a battle of attrition continues on the streets chilled home with. hong kong activist joshua wong has been barred from running in the upcoming local council elections the electrical mission deemed his nomination invalid long has condemned the decision accusing the government of conducting political screening and censorship a government spokesman said one was disqualified from next poll because he supports self-determination for the territory. chief executive kerry lam says the government will stand firm against violent protests as 5 months of public unrest continues demonstrators set fire to shops and threw petrol bombs at riot police during rallies on sunday the officers responded with tear gas water cannons and rubber bullets protests and forced hong kong into recession. and more than 4 years after a bomb attack that killed 20 people popular shrine in bangkok the trial of those charged

next week but he also said that he was in agreement with the solution proposed by the organization of american states an audit of the vote which would be binding whatever is what's their investigation comes up with my new position told out 0 they grew with that plan to. start that by the middle of week the people that i spoke to here to express doubt that he was reading good spirits gets up at 3 am and i can say i know you're ready and if the government accepts the audit it's because they already have everything modified and read out here what we want is for them to. no they selection and to have a really clean vote. with the result showing little more than half a percent between a 2nd round and an outright win for president rallies everything here still it's. to homewood how does it look as. the state of emergency in chile has ended after 2 weeks of protests against the cost of living the president sebastian pinera made the announcement as thousands joint peaceful demonstrations in the capital city santiago at least 1000 people were killed and hundreds were injured in protests that initially began o

is doubt over that vote and not just from these protesters the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 hour freezing of the rapid vote count just when it indicated that this was going to a 2nd round. when the count came back online rallies was suddenly heading for an outright 1st round win on thursday a usually fragmented opposition united around carlos messer the leading challenger to moralise. but he made the coordination in defense of democracy resolves to 1st call for a 2nd election round administered in a peaceful and impartial way 2nd to call on citizens social organizations and institutions to continue to hold peaceful rallies until the voters respect and. many still support president morales he was the favorite going into the election partly thanks to well distribution programs that have almost hall of poverty he called this a coup and chided the organization of american states for questioning the process look at the internet you love use your i don't want to think. the oas mission is already taking part in a coup d'état i don'

3 term president ever more oil is another outright victory the european union and the organization of american states but both expressed doubts over the electoral process was leading opposition candidate carlos messer went further alleging for a vote in bengal you want tobe a 20th we express the most important rights that we have the right to vote it's the maximum expression of individual and collective will and once again even murali is mistaking himself like so many other times wanted to rob us of the election was those who decided on a strike in the capital for monday to keep the pressure on the government protesters have already blocked roads for 3 days in the south of lapides a strike in the industrial hub santa cruz is now in its 5th day was that was their daily protests. but president morales has strong support too few dispute that he won the election the question is if he had the 10 percent lead necessary to avoid a 2nd round he spent his 60th birthday in his stronghold the district of cochabamba making a show of the examining the military has repeatedly called the protests a coup and the fun

reason she was hit by take us kind of my government's trying to calm things asking the organization of american states to audit the final vote count to instill some trust but to these people that's coming late and for as one slit a difficult to put out. so when they are uncertain to john are we expecting the protests to continue. we are in in santa cruz which is sort of the industrial and business center believe yet we were already seeing small pockets of protest today and there's a striker. for later in the day and the closing of the border with neighboring brazil which would really affect commerce in believe you have between those 2 countries it's interesting in the report as well we talked about the believe it living government asking the organization of american states to audit the election results that was something the president president or at least didn't mention actually in the press conference it was a lot less about flexibility and a lot more about this is a coup and he said we're going to defend democracy peacefully but he said we're going to defend democracy so it's far less conciliatory

waited saying it supports an audit of the vote conducted by the organization of american states the bolivian electoral tribunal has agreed to that to give a binding result we fully support that audit and we are at the schools of the organization of american states if they will need any kind of expertise that we can provide i appeal at the same time to both government and opposition to keep the maximum restraint and i hope that these initiatives will help will help hopefully lead to a positive conclusion the opposition have mostly united around the closest challenger to president were is. they say that they also agree with the oas order to the bone but that it must be binding and it must be soon look at the risk of if you need us we have to define when that order to believe it has to be in the next few days we must make sure that it's binding and that the 2 technical experts from the government and our side are creditors to do the job that. un says at least 80 people have been. did the protests and 19 police injured the use of tear gas by police has been constant but so far no deaths reported

she was hit by take us kind of was the government's trying to calm things asking the organization of american states to audit the final vote count to instill some trust but to these people that's coming late and for as once live a difficult to put out john home how does it or the potus. anti-government protests in chile are being described as the worst to hit the country in nearly 30 years 15 people have been killed in the past 2 weeks a curfew and a state of emergency have been imposed originally there was anger over a hike and rail prices but now protesters say they're fighting government oppression. brazil's politicians have voted to raise the retirement age by 9 years in a bid to boost the sluggish economy politicians from across the divide agree to overhaul the pension system which includes raising the retirement age to 65 for men and $62.00 for women the citizens expected to save the state almost $200000000000.00 over 10 years resilient stocks at an all time high on that legislative result. the fraud trial of the oil giant exxon mobil has begun in the supreme court of new york state and by the

the human rights monitors from the united nations and the organization of american states have expressed concern over what they call excessive use of force against demonstrators and the media as the actual number of arrests surpasses 700 you see in human al-jazeera. mountaineers in presidential candidate has been freed from jail just 4 days before a runoff curry had been behind bars since august accused of money laundering and tax evasion the media mogul came 2nd in the 1st round of the presidential elections last month cohen's party the heart of china 0138 seats coming in 2nd in monday's parliamentary election they trailed the a not a party which won 52 seats how barra has. his arch of his tie you can feel you can see you can see him. over there. and this is exactly what he's trying to do now he wants to tell that it is yes that's his word before that political moment and that you want. to rally behind him to live there when i was talking to his own people over the last few days they would tell you that's against the political divides into this yes this could potentially be the white ca

is doubt over the vote and not just from these protest as the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 hour freezing of the rapid vote count just when it indicated that this was going to a 2nd round. when the count came back online rallies was suddenly heading for an outright 1st round win on thursday a usually fragmented opposition united around carlos messa the leading challenger to moralise. but he made the coordination in defense of democracy resolves to 1st call for a 2nd election round administered in a peaceful and impartial way sick and to quote on citizens social organizations and institutions to continue to hold peaceful rallies until the voters respect and. many still support president morales he was the favorite going into the election partly thanks to well distribution programs that have almost hall of poverty he called this a coup and chided the organization of american states for questioning the process. going to nearly kill of these young i don't want to think that oh yes mission is already taking part in a coup d'etat

paris on how all this could unfold in the coming days and coming weeks we've had the organization of american states coming out in support of lenin moreno saying that while they support peaceful protests they reject any form of interruption of moreno's government what's likely to happen. eventually have to leave you think. just a quick return on the i.m.f. i don't actually think it's short term pain for long term gains i actually believe the i.m.f. is offside on all the issues on the vellum and it's not really discussing how to change the role as raw materials exporters to beat the boom and bust cycles and so on so i think there's a much more complex discussion to be have to be had on the i.m.f. worldwide on ecuador i mean the more i know government is already fled the capital right it's the gov the seat of government right now is not the capital quito but were lucky it's had to resort to a huge amount of repression in order to be able to maintain itself in power we'll have to see today the coming days are going to be decisive a number of indigenous people arriving people will have to see whether wh

election critics say the vote was rigged and should be an old that's some members of the organization of american states and the european union have backed calls for a 2nd round those were the headlines here on al jazeera back with the al-jazeera news hour and 30 minutes to stay with us we continue with witness. was when the jury. then doesn't. think it was a good we don't see money like human. then the journey. then doesn't. you know. it was a prophecy and they are there what was it that just of a sink full of hot. they're playing maybe what they did. badly is set. for me. i feel like i need to. maybe. to shoot sold out the office and not someone to listen did you not book would you so d.c. get up but here you are free. to reduce your means of them meaning l m l e m e l e me i think i'm going to have it in my face but will am i go to the i eat it you're free no sound made it sound of the front of the same. 80000 of them over a 1000000. if you. do your the field then me and he she gave me to spend i hadn't and yet in a bad. game my eyes. catch his yeah. but a shot. but a shot got them into lucky to land

of protests not just here but in points across the country the european union and the organization of american states have both expressed concern over freezing of the supposedly rapid vote count for almost 24 hours when it was paused it was heading towards a runoff between moral is the nearest challenger carlos messer when it came back online the president was on the brink of outright victory the opposition has called for a 2nd round what they say is fraud the president rejects that asking where their proof is what his popularity is for them in this election but many still stand behind him as a leader who's almost hard poverty and presided over a flourishing economy and he's 13 years in charge for them the street blocks are unjustified nuisance. that in some ways notice they have to accept that they lost without president evo morales we've got nothing to complain about his work with whoever wants it and with the government before there wasn't anything i've personally been able to buy my car with a credit line. but especially in recent years analysts say that the electorate authorities have become unc

opposition and the government provisionally except to do an audit of the vote by the organization of american statesthat would give a binding final result but the details still have to be worked out and that date the while a battle of attrition continues on the streets john home and now does it or as. firefighters in california are battling wildfires across the state thinks more phones could easily be seen from space on sunday on monday around 200000 people have been told to evacuate their homes on the state of american say has been declared as on the gallatin reports. fueled by strong winds and dry conditions wildfires continue to rage across california in sonoma county north of san francisco winds of hurricane strength help the kinkaid fire creep closer to its population help santa rosa the blaze forced 2 $100000.00 people to evacuate as daylight revealed burned homes and structures that wildfire now covers more than a quarter of a 1000000 square kilometers officials say it's 5 percent contained i'm cautious when i say this but near a stork and wind event but a scale and scope the likes of which w

next week but he also said that he was in agreement with the solution proposed by the organization of american states an audit of the vote which would be binding whatever insults their investigation comes up with my new position hold out 0 they grieve with that plan to. start that by the minute we the people the specs are here to express that now that you and i say she's free to go and spits gets up. in the yard and i can say i know you really and if the government accepts the audit it's because they already have everything modified and read what we want is for them to know they selection and to have a really clean vote. was the result showing little more than half a percent between a 2nd round and an outright win for president riley's everything here he still mistake was to home and how does it look. the 25 year old sanctuary for chimpanzees is a convert conservation success story in sierra leone it has endured civil war and the bowl outbreak but it's not one dangerous reports i'm tucker gama this shelter is future is under threat along with the forest that is home to apes it's. another orphan chimp

have to keep out in the streets and people seem to basically be taking the advice the organization of american states is all so weighed in saying that there should be a 2nd round to give some certainty about what's happened here so far president reilly's is resisting that he said that it's only a matter of time before the electoral tribe you know who says an outright win thing him without any need of a 2nd round. well still had hail now because there are a move by promises of economic reform that builds protesters continue that fight for political change. will tell you why angry crowds surrounding the home often a few people trying to put stuff through standoff with police. we got some rather wet weather gradually making its way into western parts of china over the next couple days further east it's looking well chief on a dry spell with decent amounts of sunshine to come through here that will if temperatures in hong kong to around $29.00 celsius but there's that thick clouds and damp weather heading towards chengdu for example some snow over the higher ground that what's the weather pushing further

winning outright and that creates a lot of suspicion particularly from your position the organization of american states being so said about which is good for the credibility of the very person and the vice president of the electoral. what you don't rejoice because it got delayed for birds is the big difference with a controversial election 'd and it's pretty comparable really. for putin probably out sorry that he didn't want because as you said it. was. about the future for you so it's very good what the body parts that are going. through that you have a good. john thank you for that john heilemann with the latest live in the past on q. now rights groups have condemned the police and military in chile using wants being described as excessive force against protesters at least 18 people have been killed in 6 days of demonstrations. u.s. president donald trump has lifted sanctions on turkey saying ankara has assured him that the cease fire and move peace in syria will be permanent turkey has made a deal with russia to create a so-called safe zone. now the remains of francisco franco the dictator who ruled

has also raised d concerns abobout e election processibya's government has asked thehe organization of american states electoral observersrs to conduct an audit of the vote count. another wororld news russia is hosting its first ever africa summit this wednesday this as part of a kremlin drive to win busisiness i donon't think you'l political analysts in the region speaking before dozens of african heads of state. let me put in early a cool to o trae with african countries to double over the next forty five years he is surely sit on without story. he's a charm offensive russian president is looking for new allies and trading partners. at the russia africa summit he's hosting in sochi vladimir putin such out his plans to boost trade with the continent. why buy them on us. we have very good potential for development we have much to discuss. all this allows us to count on a further increase in trade. i believe that it is within our power to at least double the volume of trade. in the next four to five years it's like a comedian. russia plans to build its export market from wheaton fashion choices to ener

human rights monitors from the united nations and the organization of american states have expressed concern over what they call excessive use of force against demonstrators and the media as the actual number of arrests surpasses 700 you see in human al-jazeera. indonesia security minister is in hospital with stab wounds after what police say was an attack inspired by i saw doctors say women start were around the 2 deep wounds to his stomach but is in a stable condition the alleged assailant and accomplice were arrested out to attack in the town of penda lying the police officer and 2 others were also injured a 30 year old dispute over water supplies in central asia looks to be a step closer to being resolved a land swap deals been agreed by his backers down to kurdistan from the 4 ghana valley where hoda abdel-hamid has the story. i think it's cotton picking season here on the edge of the figure in a valley the crop is good this year but it's not what it used to be and it's not because water is scarce here in kyrgyzstan but because in some parts it's become out of reach because of a

of protests not just here but in points across the country the european union and the organization of american states have both expressed concern over a freezing of the supposedly rapid baucau for almost 24 hours when it was pools it was heading towards a runoff between morale is the nearest challenger carlos meso when it came back online the president was on the brink of outright victory the opposition has called for a 2nd round they say fruit the president rejects that asking where their proof is was his popularity is full and in this election but many still stand behind him as a leader whose almost whole poverty and presided over a flourishing economy and he's 13 years in charge for them these street blocks are not justified nuisance. notice they have to accept that they lost without president evo morales we've got nothing to complain about his work with whoever wants it and with the government before there wasn't anything i've personally been able to buy my car with a credit line. but especially in recent years analysts say that the electoral authorities have become. uncomfortably close to the go

to see we talked to both sides of the protesters and we put this question for the the organization of american states which is one of the to organizations the european union is the other one but also said that there was doubt about the vote count in these elections you'll deny zation of american states has said that they can have an audit of the vote they can look at all of the results and the vote count and they can give a final binding result now opposition and government supporters we talked to said that they would be tentatively open to the audit of the vote if it was done in the right way president evill rallies between saying that this is a coup has also said he's open to that and carlos mess i think more tentatively the challenger here as soon so he said he'd be ok. into that so that could be a possible solution the key question is how exactly they do it so that both sides are happy. that it's going to be not one side or the other is going to have control of that when it's going to happen so far we haven't got any definitive date though the organization american states have told us that it cou

human rights monitors from the united nations and the organization of american states have expressed concern over what they call excessive use of force against demonstrators and the media as the actual number of arrests surpasses 700 you see in human al-jazeera. the chinese in presidential candidate now bill car we has been freed from jail just 4 days before the runoff and he's been behind bars since august accused of money laundering and tax evasion the media mogul who came 2nd in the 1st round of the presidential elections last month well careens party is known as the heart of 2 music it won $38.00 seats coming in 2nd place in monday's election they trailed the ennahda party which won 52 seats has more from tunis. so he's out of his car you can feel you can see you can see him. over the and this is exactly what he's trying to do now he wants to tell that it is yes that's his word therefore that political moment and that's you want to sin is the answer rally behind him so live that when i was talking to his own people over the last few days they would tell you that i guess the politi

human rights monitors from the united nations and the organization of american states have expressed concern over what they call excessive use of force against demonstrators and the media as the actual number of arrests surpasses 700 you see in human al-jazeera. 2 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire outside a synagogue in germany worshippers were marking young yom kippur war that's the holiest day in the jewish calendar a suspect is in police custody andrew simmons reports now from the city of hala. carmelita and methodically this gun man planned to kill jews on their holiest day of worship yom kippur dressed like a soldier wearing a steel helmet a camera is attached to it the device transmitting live video to a gaming website behind the police cordon is a synagogue the killers target but his plan failed the synagogue had been packed with dozens of worshippers safe from attack because the they can transfer doors were locked the gunmen had repeatedly opened fire on the doors he gave up and then shot randomly killing a woman passer by a covered body lying in the foregroun

credited the electoral process and resigned the organization of american states for ronald. says peaceful protests will be needed to full stop be to see your symbols more uses if we don't mobilize if we don't show our democratic power in the street this government will do what it wants with the election results. opposition supporters scarcely needed telling wednesday was the 3rd day they marched. is that . we are fighting to defend our fight because every morale is not respecting the will of the people he is not respecting the law he is not respecting anything his time in government is over and it isn't just in the past but across the country there are many people here that feel that especially in recent years democratic standards have been slipping. especially the country's industrial center santa cruz so st botolph's. president morales is called it an attempt to kook sites in the burning of government buildings your position say instead it's a cry for transparency and change john home and al-jazeera the past. weather is next but still ahead. protests in chile no sign of st

vote—rigging is discovered during an audit of the official tally, being carried out by the organization of american states sunday, when electoral officials said the result was close and a second round of voting would be held. at least three protesters have been killed in iraq. it means more than 200 people have now died in anti—government protests this month. the violence comes in spite of protest leaders announcing a pause in demonstrations until the new year, to give the government time to respond to their demands. our middle east correspondent tom bateman has the story. protesters were back on the streets in their thousands. they chanted "freedom!" they demanded jobs and an end to corruption. in the southern city of nasiriyah, a group of protesters tried to storm the house of a local official. at least two people died in the violence. in the capital, baghdad, security forces were ready to protect the green zone — the fortified area that hosts iraq's parliament. protesters blame a political system put in place after the us—led invasion of 2003, where government jobs are handed out on religious and ethni

main rival carbo's messer says he does not have enough votes to avoid a 2nd round the organization of american states has expressed its concerns about the vote and has called for a runoff john home and has more now from the past. president morales came out in a press conference on thursday morning and said that he'd won the elections out right in the 1st round in bolivia the numbers still haven't completely come in that vote counts he said this is unofficial but he did announce to the press the national international press that he won he also said that the protests against him and against this electoral process are a coup something that he's repeating from a wednesday press conference he said the protesters of being paid to come out on the streets he said that the protests of being organized by new liberals politicians some of them have been around in dictatorships in the past and that he was defending democracy now to give us some context about this process over the last few days on sunday believe it went to the polls on sunday night there was a rapid count 83 percent completed that showed a 2nd rou

of protests not just here but in points across the country the european union and the organization of american states have both expressed concern over freezing of the supposedly rapid vote count for almost 24 hours when it was pulls it was heading towards a runoff between morale is the nearest challenger carlos meso when it came back online the president was on the brink of outright victory the opposition has called for a 2nd round what they say is fraud the president rejects that asking where their proof is what his popularity is for them in this election but many still stand behind him as a leader who's almost hold poverty and presided over a flourishing economy and he's 13 years in charge for them the street blocks for an unjustified nuisance. summons notice they have to accept that they lost without president evo morales we've got nothing to complain about his work with whoever wants it and with the government before there wasn't anything i've personally been able to buy my car with a credit line. that is specially in recent years analysts say that the electorate authorities have become uncomfort

3 term president ever more oil is another outright victory the european union and the organization of american statesbut both expressed doubts over the electoral process and. leading opposition candidate carlos messer went further alleging fraud. toba 20th we express the most important right that we have the right to vote it's the maximum expression of individual and collective will and once again even morale is mistaking him self like so many other times wanted to rob us of the election. those here decided on a strike in the capital for monday to keep the pressure on the government protesters have already blocked roads for 3 days in the south of lapides a strike in the industrial hub santa cruz is now.

according to the foreign minister, president evo morales wants transparency and the organization of american statesount. 0pposition supporters have also cried foul over the lengthy delay in counting. police and protesters have clashed for a fifth day in a row in the chilean capital, santiago, as demonstrations continue against social inequality and price hikes. the president pinera, says he has requested meetings with opposition leaders in an attempt to come to a solution. the protests erupted last friday, with a state of emergency declared in ten cities. lawyers for shamima begum, the british teenager who went to syria to join the extremist group, the so—called islamic state, say the decision to strip her of uk citizenship has left her at risk of being hanged. her lawyers say she's now effectively stateless and had professed sympathy for the group, in media interviews, only to try to protect herself and her son. the american woman who's a suspect in the fatal crash that killed a young british motorcyclist has asked to be interviewed in the united states, by british police. anne sacoolas left the u

organization has asked the government to also cancel the state of emergency that was declared they also say along with human rights groups from the united nations as well as the organization of american states that the police and the army are using quote excessive force against demonstrators right now it is a very very tense situation inside the vice president claims that there are between 7 and 8 policeman that are detained inside that building that you see behind me but the indigenous leaders say that that is not true that they are basically negotiating with them so far though there are no official negotiations underway between the government and the main dealers now of this ongoing protest. hondurans have taken to the streets as anger grows over claims a drug lord tried to bribe president juan orlando hernandez a peaceful march on wednesday in the capital tbilisi galloper turned violent as protesters and police clashed president's brother a former honduran congressman is on trial in new york accused of conspiring to import cocaine into the u.s. a witness told the trial on tuesday that mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman tried to give a 1000000 dollars to president or nando's

next week but he also said that he was an agreement with the solution proposed by the organization of american states and the vote which would be binding whatever it so there investigation comes up with was your position todo to 0 they agree with that plan to your we assisted us they're hoping to start that would by the middle of the week the people the faceplates are here to express down that he was exposed really to good spirits good to the public good to me and i said i could say i had no idea if the government accepts the order it's because they already have everything modified and read what we want is for them to know they selection and to have a really clean vote. the result showing little more than half a percent between a 2nd ground and an outright win for president riley's everything here is still at stake was to hold with out ziva look. early results when there was a presidential election suggest there could be a runoff vote and a ruling leftist candidate daniel martinez and his main opponent fail to get the 50 percent vote share needed to win outright so this means they brought from the pa

electoral tribunal said the delay discredited the electoral process and resigned the organization of american states for a runoff. carlos mencia says peaceful protests will be needed to force the people see your see if we don't mobilize if we don't show our democratic power in the street this government will do what it wants with the election results. opposition supporters scarcely needed telling wednesday was the 3rd day they marched. is the time that we are fighting to defend our fight because ever morale is not respecting the will of the people he is not respecting the laws he is not respecting anything his time in government is over and it isn't just in the post but across the country there are many people here that feel that especially in recent years democratic standards have been slipping. especially the country's industrial center santa cruz street battles. president were only says could be an attempted coup citing the burning of government buildings the opposition say instead it's a cry for transparency and change john home and out 0 the powers. polls are opening soon for local elections an

human rights monitors from the united nations and the organization of american states have expressed concern over what they call excessive use of force against demonstrators and the media as the actual number of arrests surpasses 700 you see in human al-jazeera. ukraine's president says he's willing to cooperate with the u.s. on an investigation into interference in the 2016 presidential election his comments come as joe biden became the latest democratic presidential candidates a call for donald trump's impeachment speaking at a rally in new hampshire he said trump has abused the powers of his office to help his own reelection that mcgrath's have launched an impeachment inquiry over claims that trump pressured ukraine's zelinsky to investigate biden and his son he's already convicted himself. in full view of the world when the american people. don't chop is violated his oath of office betrayed this nation and committed impeachable acts. i think. that to preserve our constitution our democracy our basic integrity he should be impeached 2 business men willing to rudy giuliani the perso