basically controlled by the ortega family. veryhen there has been a wise maneuvering with the international sectors. the nicaraguan army has good the -- in panama for drug trafficking that pleased the u.s. government along the years. upy have had good relations to april the secretary general of the organization of american states. contrary to what has happened with venezuela, where they are beginning repression, the secretary-general to the strong position against the region -- the regime. using all this setup and --ecially the venezuelan toy have been able interpersonal dealings and preemptivism with some sectors of nicaraguan society. this is been a key element of the authoritarian or the suffer oppression of nicaragua. i would add to that there has been some reasonable economic growth in nicaragua. an average of 5% in the whole eriod. p i would also say a good management of macroeconomics. we can say the only real independent institution in nicaragua up to the point now is the central bank. it has remained as such until now

ortega runs tomorrow, what does the opposition do? you don't want a series of small groups with leaders competing for power away we see in venezuela . we need to see a leader, everyone needs to be in line behind leader with kind of a common plan for governance. again, there's a bright spot for nicaragua but it's that students are fighting, their bravery, solidarity and leadership and the push for justice and democracy is inspiring. i think that with international pressure , especially, i agree economic pressure, and diplomatic pressure on members of the sandinista government and with continued nationwide protests, could lead him back to the negotiatingtable that is away from . >>. >> i hope that there will be change soon. but it will take the international community plus protesters, cross important politicians to step forward and fill the vacuum left by that week and divided political faction. >>. >>. [inaudible] >> good afternoon. >>. >> you want to hear me speaking english? >>. >>. >> thanks to all of you for being here. >>. [speaki

ortega has rejected that, up to this point. he has said that that will be the equivalent of a coup d'etat. he has rejected it. another possibility is the dialogue really starts -- so far, it hasn't started -- and that there is some institutional reform that creates confidence and deescalate's of protests and in it nicaragua, and that there is a possibility to remain with some kind of way for until the elections set 2021. the other would be a re-creation of the previous status quo in different circumstances, co-opting the private sector, trying to convince the private ortegathat the option is , trying to convince the international sectors of the same thing. and at the fourth possibility, that i think is of great dictatorship. so far, the dictatorship in done bya has been installments, little by little. now, it is really an open situational dictatorship, harsh repression, disregard for the international system. whether you can keep that not, is difficult to answer. if we look at venezuela, you can at least say that it is possible

talking about the achievements of ortega.% annual economic growth for several years. we have actually the least crime—ridden, the most stable society in central america. compared with some of your neighbours, nicaragua has been a relative success in recent years. and daniel ortega has made a point to working with the business community. you put all that together and, actually, ortega's achievements are not inconsiderable. and many people in nicaragua think he had better stay in power rather than have you guys muck things up. well, i think you are right in the sense that the economic situation was moving relatively well, but everything changed, stephen, in april. we have a completely different country now. we have the economy in ruins. we have entire sectors, like tourism, 1 million people came from abroad, many from the uk and elsewhere, to visit nicaragua... but with respect, with respect, that's in many ways your fault. you're the one who told the protesters to put the barricades up, which has ruined transportation links in

and daniel ortega has made a point to working you put all that together and, actually, ortega's achievementsnd many people in nicaragua think he had better stay in power rather than have you guys muck things up. well, i think you are right in the sense that the economic situation was moving relatively well, but everything changed, stephen, in april. we have a completely different country now. we have the economy in ruins. we have entire sectors, like tourism, 1 million people came from abroad, many from the uk and elsewhere, to visit nicaragua... but with respect, with respect, that's in many ways your fault. you're the one who told the protesters to put the barricades up, which has ruined transportation links inside nicaragua, you're the one who has consistently called for people to take to the streets so we see all of these images on our tv screens of violence and instability in nicaragua. who can you blame but yourselves for the fact that international investors and tourists don't want to go to nicaragua? listen, stephen. we didn't ask anybody to put barricades on the streets. the civic a

el gobierno dice que es apolÍtico, pero estÁn vinculados polÍticamente con el rÉgimen ortega murillo.son terroristas, porque lo sembrar el terror. >> aquÍ tenemos un ejÉrcito, tenemos una policÍa y un pueblo totalmente comprometido en esta batalla contra el narcotrÁfico, el crimen organizado, el terrorismo. marÍa: para expertos, con este mensaje de ortega en el acto militar, el mandatario deja entreverque mientras cuente con el apoyo del ejÉrcito y la policÍase mantendrÁ en el poder, a pesar de la demanda de la poblaciÓn de que renuncie a su cargo y llame a elecciones anticipadas. en managua nicaragua, marÍa lili delgado. enrique: al regresar como una mujer que se trte. presentador: para hacer una muÑeca de madera a veces sÓlo se necesita el talento, como el de esta artista en serbia y despuÉsde varias capas de maquillaje en su rostro logrÓpu en pantalla, una muÑeca y muchas cosas mÁs alto casi siempre lo hace trabajando sobre su propia piel. su producciÓn mÁs elaborada es una mujer n un poco de cosquillas. asÍ nos despedimos, gracias por su atenciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ alejandra: muy buenos dÍas.

entre ellos mÉdicos especialistas despedidos por el rÉgimen de daniel ortega. >> terroristas!en salud, preparaciÓn y justicia pero el gobierno ha hablado. los grupos auto convocados tambiÉn exige la libertad de mÁs de 400 personas tras la protestas del rÉgimen. mÁs de 100 están acusadas en los tribunales de justicia por terrorismo y otros delitos. segÚn el Ánimo locales derechos humanos, una de ellas es medardo, lÍder campesino, miembro de la alianza cÍvico opositora quienes acusada de mÁs el asesinato de cuatro policÍas su hermano dice que me tarde es inocente, y denuncia que estarÍa siendo víctima de tortura. >> habÍa sido torturado y golpeado en las costillas, en el pecho y estÓmago. reportera: la comisiÓn interzonal derechos humanos advierte sobre la criminalizaciÓn y persecución judicial en nicaragua. mientras el rÉgimen insiste en que ha recuperado la paz y la seguridad. la administraciÓn de ortega se le reconoce 195 muertas y la cifra se eleva 317, el nÚmero de muertos e incluyendo policÍas. >> es inverosÍmil que se culpe por estos crÍmenes provocados por golpistas y te

translation: ortega is already defeated, that is a fact.ternational support. eventually, he will be forced to negotiate his exit. but that is not a feeling shared by president ortega or the many thousands who joined him to celebrate revolution day. what the government has done is what any government would have done. killing people? i'm killing people? it's not killing people, it's defending. the government did what they had to do, they cleared the barricades and death occurred. he may say death "just occurred", but president ortega's facing rising international condemnation. he has refused to call early elections and says these are not paramilitaries, but volunteer policemen. and yet, despite the crackdown and a rising death toll, protests continue. the future of nicaraguan is at stake and neither side is willing to give up. arturo wallace, bbc news, managua. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: as europe tries to keep cool in another heatwave, is the all—time record temperature about to be broken? the question was whether we want to sa

la administraciÓn de ortega reconoce 195 muertos. >> es inverosÍmil que se pretenda culpar al gobiernoe 8000 nicaragüenses solicitaron refugio en los paÍses vecinos. fÉlix: en tan sÓlo 24 horas en mÉxico hubo 26 asesinatos en ciudad juÁrez. el estallido de violencia se debe a la rupdura el estado de chihuahua es uno de los mÁs violentos. reportero: el fin de semana pasado en juÁrez a registraron en tres dÍas 29 asesinatos. tres ejecuciones en las horas de este viernes. >> nos indica los vecinos que era un lugar deshabitado, que normalmente lo utilizaban para fiestas y nuevamente esto ligado al trÁfico de drogas. reportero: ocho hombres y tres mujeres murieron ahorcados. no utilizaron armas de fuego. la casa donde se reunieron los jÓvenes estÁ en una zona popular donde la gente vive en medio del terror. >> le pusieron una pistola en la cabeza y se los llevaron.. reportero: el lugar donde se hallaron los cuerpos, tiene caracterÍsticas de una casa de seguridad donde se llevan a vÍctimas de secuestros, dicen las autoridades. >> esa casa tiene mucho tiempo sola. reportero: la ola de violenc

public demonstrations have been growing in size since ortega announced plans to cut welfare in april rights groups say more than four hundred people have been killed in fighting between protesters and pro-government groups accuses his critics of trying to overthrow him. across this is also spilling over into costa rica which thousands of fled to in search of safety latin america editor lucien human met some of the new arrivals in the city of san jose. park in costa rica's capital is the first point of call to nicaraguans newly arrived with just the clothes on their back. and he say they walked for days using clandestine border crossings to avoid the nicaraguan army they've come from all over their troubled torn country. the paramilitary started going door to door and since my son is part of the freedom movement they sacked our house when they couldn't find us so we skate and cross the border at three am. we left with nothing because i was born there were going to cut my son's throat i said son we have to leave right now most of the younger men cover their faces was president has labe

but ortega is unapologetic accuses the u.n. of being an accomplice to terrorists the criticizing a law that could soon see nicaragua's prisons overflow you see in human al-jazeera . well still ahead on al-jazeera a former president facing the prospect of jail as a corruption scandal deepens in argentina. and why activists say donald trump's plans to roll back fuel efficiency standards will hurt consumers and the environment to stay with us. you know this already but it's still hot in the korean peninsula in new japan this but she no cloud in the sky little circulation is just gone through shanghai was the remains of junglee which did bring some rain to shanghai but thankfully not a huge amount now as i say the sun is at the temperatures in the forecast of thirty four and thirty six those soccer same sort of level strategery influence which means any one place you could out a couple degrees to that and get close to record once more so the heat wave effectively continues but there is rain coming through her car there and touching

insistiendo en la renuncia del presidente ortega.ia inglesa, con la justicia los estados unidos. esta principal preocupaciÓn ha sido proteger su integridad y sus derechos humanos. y fundamentalmente su vida. recuerde que el ecuador no tiene pena de muerte. y nosotros serÍamos incapaces de ponerla en un paÍs donde pueda ser condenada por eva de muerte. estamos conversando con el gobierno inglÉs para ver en quÉ condiciones se permitirÍa la salida. recuerde que incumpliÓ una medida de representarse y sin duda deberÍa de una condena. entre tres y seis meses, se me ha dicho , por no acudir a la demanda de la justicia para que se presente. nosotros hemos puesto una condiciÓn. que se respete su vida. >> y no ser expulsada de la embajada, entonces? >> le hemos puesto una condiciÓn. que deje de intervenir en la polÍtica y en la economÍa, en la libre determinaciÓn que tiene cada uno de los pueblos. y principalmente los paÍses amigos. de lo contrario tomaremos una decisiÓn. a su debido momento lo anunciaremos. >>y lo sigue haciendo? >>por lo qu

fÉlix: sigue la agitaciÓn social en nicaragua que fue escenariocontra el rÉgimen de ortega .protestas. el oficialismo dereclamÓ justicia. reportera: centenarios de nicaragüense vuelven las calles para exigirle a ortega que liberÉ mÁsde 500 manifestantes detenidos entre universitarios, maestros, civiles en general tras participar en las protestas contra el rÉgimen. mÁs de 130 personas son acusados en los tribunales de justicia por delitos de terrorismo, crimen organizado y otros. uno de ellos tiene 22 aÑos, fue detenido por paramilitares y ahora estÁ en la cÁrcel.y su esposa, lÍderes de la protesta tambiÉn estÁn en la cárcel, acusados de terrorismo. a pesar de que ambos tienen medidas cautelares. los familiares denuncian abusos en contra de cristo. >> lo tienen con cadenas en los pies y las manos, con candados, lo tienen en una celda chiquita, aislado. reportera: mientras el oficialismo tambiÉn saliÓ a manifestarse de forma paralela, demandan justicia para las vÍctimas del terrorismo gol estÁ. ortega reconociÓ oficialmente 197 muertos en el contexto de las protestas y sostiene

. >> la represiÓn del rÉgimen de daniel ortega contra opositores ha obligado a miles de nicaragüensese coyote dice haber visto a millones cruzando por la frontera por puntos ciegos. [audio confuso] >> asegura ademÁs que ha visto a mÉdicos y campesinos subir tambiÉn. freddy es uno de esoscampesinos que hoy estÁ en un refugio en costa rica. >> por ser perseguido por policÍas.fred y haber sido-- otros como este nicaragüense de 39 aÑos dice haberabandonado el paÍs r >> yo me fui huyendo de la juventud sandinista. como yo no quise apoyarlos a ellos de andar atacando a los estudiantes porque m c$500. me daca. >> esta semana un grupo de ex versos de las naciones unidas dijo que nicaragua debe poner fin a lo que le llamÓ la caza de brujas contra las voces disidentes. dicen estar consterque las estÁn siendo criminalizar las. en peÑas blancas, costa rica, marÍa lidia delgado, univisiÓn. >> en perÚ un autobús se saliÓ de una carretera se precipitÓ por un barranco. el accidente se produjo en una curva entre las ciudades que provó >> 16 heridos dejÓ el carnaval en inglaterra. los heridos fueron ca

we haven't lost the war we are just resting to recharge our strength we tell daniel ortega we had to leave but will return and he will be the one to go some stay with friends but the majority are now penniless and homeless surviving on the generosity of compatriots already living here in costa rica this is one of several makeshift shelters for the nicaraguans that are here in san jose those who don't fit here are going to some private homes but more and more people are coming every day and we're told that the resources of the local the community are being stretched to the limit. immigration authorities tell us so far twenty three thousand nicaraguans have applied for asylum. but this will build student leader is not one of them. we're not asking for political asylum because our objective is to return to nicaragua that's where our workers first i need help to shore up international support for our. course. former costa rican president and nobel peace prize laureate. doesn't believe the solution to the crisis is near. it's very evident that ortega won't bring forward elections i don't

tens of thousands of nicaraguans on to the streets to demand the resignation of president daniel ortega former revolutionary hero whom the accuse of having turned into a dictator during one hundred days of confrontations up to four hundred fifty people are killed and thousands injured the vast majority are young people or take a response with a deadly crackdown paramilitary groups armed with assault rifles operate in plain daylight breaking up barricades and going door to door hunting down opponents ortega and his wife and vice president for. playing the uprising on terrorists and refused calls for an early election to defuse the crisis human rights organizations say more than seven hundred people have been kidnapped and as the crackdown widens even the catholic church has been targeted the crisis has ruined the economy of central america's poorest country thousands of seeking asylum in neighboring costa rica but the challenge for take his hold on power continues among the loudest voices is prestigious poet a novelist said irani this he took part in the revolution that overthrew nicarag

government so this is the big lie that is being pushed in congress and in the media that ortega and his government have killed over three hundred people that's totally false. the red sun thanks me on the hazard thanks for having me i was going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me my geyser and states i would like to i guess my explant all you can reach us on twitter a times report the next time. that's a very rough terrain is so it's rough climates and you have to fight to be able to them if. it was gunshots on top of them and so many friends they would have been only one of many and you do not. apply i don't think anything will back up for me you know i don't want. to see it but a body in the children is ready to participate in the good is both to me good to me that. you don't think about this if this soldier on no you got three it's like and you know i do and other patients. became this national camera. roughly once they showed some loose leaf for them. uncool videos and someone with a broken string of apps. going down more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. .

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government so this is the big lie that is being pushed in congress and in the media that ortega and his government have killed over three hundred people that's totally false. the red sun thanks me on the hazard thanks for having me was going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me most guys are and states i would like to i guess max blumenthal you can reach us on twitter a times report the next time. it's a very rough road there and you sort of climates and you have to fight to be able to reflect. it was gunshots on top them and so many friends who would have been going there may have been even not. telling people. you know i don't want to see it but it will be in this world when these are the two budgets read in the good. old through the book wouldn't. you don't think about these movies so good on no you got three if you like and you know do another patients. with lawmakers manufactured them sentenced to the public will. when they're running close to some protect themselves. with the financial merry go round the sun be the one percent. we can all middle of the room s

government so this is the big lie that is being pushed in congress and in the media that ortega and his government have killed over three hundred people that's totally false. the red sun thanks for being on the hazard thanks for having me what is going to do for this edition of the cause report with a mass geyser and states i would like to i guess max blumenthal you can reach us on twitter a times report the next time. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. crossing their fingers just as they would a simple i want to become lost and i want to ask some just about what if many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sites the drift used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the best person to ask than. most even more know how to read up on the government or less than the one that. they can watch as they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house lawn mover for the gravels. both of you what is the who beat up to the. offense it struggles of many couples. to which at the push t

ortega, que habÍa dicho que los paralitares eran opositores, ahora los califica como "policÍas luntariosias afectadas por la violencia y abogÓ por el diÁlogo.ectos que no son petencia. y rÁcter apolÍtico de nuestra instituciÓn.pecialisde cuestiona esta posiciÓn, porque en acto es as de el gobernante. >> hay unano dice que apolÍtico pero estÁn vinculados polÍtimente con el rÉgimen ortega murillo. marÍa: el jefe dehablo de los grupos paramilitareo parapoliciales operan en el paÍs, sobre los cuales el presidente daniel orteha brindado vari,9 primero fuerzas que respondÍan a organizaciones polÍticas opositoras y el crimen esta semana cambiÓ su versiÓn y los llamÓ "policÍas voluntarios". g porque la funciÓn de los i9 >> uÍcÍa y un pueblo totalmente comprometido en esbatallÁfico, el crimen organizado, el rrorismo. Í Íe mantendrÁ en el pesar de la demanda de la poblaciÓn de que renuncie argo y llame aelecciones anticipadas. en managua nicaragua, marÍa lili delgado. enrique: mujer transforma con el arte. ♪ buen día buen día ♪sa?gosto. llega la liquidación nacional toyota, ¡un mes lleno de ofert

but ortega is unapologetic accuses the u.n. of being an accomplice to terrorists to criticizing a law that could soon see nicaragua's prisons overflow. you see in human al-jazeera . in sweden the prosecutor investigating the fatal shooting of a twenty eight year old disabled man several police officers opened fire eric toro .

nicaragua's president daniel ortega is using a new anti-terrorism law to crush a nationwide uprising against in the began in april it targets students and others who take part in street protests and human rights arm of the organization of american states says three hundred seventeen people have been killed so far in america editor alysia newman has more from managua. until a few weeks ago twenty year old lester was a familiar face on the streets of managua at massive antigovernment protests. as a student leader he took part in a short lived national dialogue with president daniel ortega mediated by the catholic church where today he's almost a fugitive implicated under a new anti-terrorism law and he says afraid for his life or you know. i peer is under investigation for financing the supposed to takeover of the city of messiah which the lie to pose a system of injustice kidnapping killings and paramilitary groups on the streets does not make you a terrorist. please stand behind of the law and his wife are among the scores of activists arrested and charged under the new law. the un h

comienzo la demanda de los opositores la mayorÍa de ellos jÓvenes la salida del presidente daniel ortega contacto venlt >> las palas mecÁnicas rÁpidamente estaban despejando las calles de la ciudad quitando las evidencias que quedaba de la resistencia al gobierno. nos sorprendiÓ ver una gran cantidad de hombres encapuchados, aparentemente no estaban armados, horas luego extendido que los periodistas que que lograron grabarlos con armas les confiscaron los equipos. para militares acompaÑados con un grupo de simpatizantes y grababan cada entrevista, la mano que vemos su celular segÚn Él para asegurarnos que que dijeran la verdad cht >> son jÓvenes que no son estudiantes lo confirmo desde mi barrio, no son estudiantes. lo confirmo de acÁ. >> ¿quÉ son entonces? >> no son nada. >> con ellos estaba el comisionado mayor javier martÍnez que defendiÓ la presencia de los encapuchados. >> ellos han entrado en defensa, han entrado a poder liberar ciudades como un aporte especial como agente que estÁ de acuerdo con las polÍticas del gobierno como gente que no apoya el el terrorÍsmo. >> frente al parq

encapuchado: ¡mira cómo manda daniel ortega! encapuchados: ¡viva! cuartel. para evitar que los paramilitares establecieran una base allí los manifestantes le prendieron fuego a la estación de policía y a la alcaldía. desde un comienzo la demanda de los opositores, la mayoría de ellos jóvenes, como lobo, era la salida del presidente daniel ortega y su esposa, la vicepresidenta rosario murillo. lobo: le estaba dando luz verde a que nos sigan masacrando. tifani: diez días antes de atacar masaya, las fuerzas paramilitares habían hecho lo mismo en diriamba. el desenlace siempre es predecible porque tarde o temprano los que resguardan las barricadas con morteros caseros y bombas de contacto se ven obligados a replegarse al ser atacados con armas de guerra. lobo: no teníamos nada con que responderle, solo bombas de contacto, pero las bombas de contacto es un recurso que no se puede usar a distancia. tifani: la mañana siguiente al ataque a diriamba las palas mecánicas rápidamente estaban despejando las calles de la ciudad, quitando las evidencias que quedab

but ortega is unapologetic accuses the u.n. of being an accomplice to terrorists to criticizing a law that could soon see nicaragua's prisons overflow you see in human al-jazeera . there's an argument in the u.s. courts over who should be responsible for reuniting families separated under the trumpet ministrations so-called zero tolerance immigration policy around four hundred parents have already been sent back to their home countries without their children court documents appear to show the government wants the american civil liberties union to be in charge but the a.c.l.u. says the government should be responsible mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the federal judge was essential to hearing a report back from the justice department the trumpet ministration as well as the american civil liberties union on the progress made in reuniting hundreds of children with their parents now what the judge heard is that the administration so far as succeeded in locating the parents of only thirteen of the children nearly six hundr

. >> le vamos a presentar la conversación entre ortega su madre, es acusado de matar a su esposa y cuñadade 33 años entre lágrimas le explica que él no es el culpable. >> (habla inglés) >> según la fiscal el acusado de asesinar a su esposa y su cuñada conf h palabra calificativo, habría estado bajo las influencias del alcohol y las drogas. >> su madre viajó desde méxico para asistir a la lectura de cargos, y le llamo a la cárcel para exigirle una explicación. >> le van a conseguir otro abogado para que lo representen, cuando se lleve a cabo la audiencia. >> la policía de las vegas inicio el programa que dio resultado positivo los agentes recuperaron varias pistolas robadas en esa semana. >> las que porten armas tengan mucho cuidado. >> no dejar las armas en los vehículos que es donde más se roban las armas. >> la policía de las vegas pondrá en marcha este programa para contrarrestar el crimen y los homicidios. >> en florida las autoridades condenaron a cadena perpetua al hombre que disparó a 11 personas en el aeropuerto de la florida. >> fue sentenciado a 120 años. >> la niña fue rescatad

ortega confesó haber participado en el asesinato de su esposa y su cuñada en la ciudad de escondido.r su preferencia. >> abogados están pidiendo la suspensión de algunos inmigrantes después de un fallo crucial. >> esto tiene que ver con las aplicaciones que le dan a los inmigrantes para presentarse ante un juez. >> sea indocumentado le da cita a una corte, no es válida. >> es algo inmenso. >> hoy se está permitiendo que las están en proceso de deportación, puedan cerrar su caso. >> la notificación para presentarse al juez tiene dirección pero en una fecha determinada. >> esto cubre la mayoría porque esos documentos no decía dónde ni cuándo. >> abogados están pidiendo que el caso de deportación, se ha desestimado. >> así las cosas, el indocumentado puede ganar tiempo antes de ser deportado. >> excelente, es una victoria muy importante para el pueblo indocumentado. >> se suspendió el servicio de tren que va desde capitol, después que se hallara un objeto extraño. alrededor de las 4:00 conocer más detalles, peromos m cuando esté disponible.

she says he's become what he struggled against and that of daniel ortega has converted it into a jail there's not just political prisoners in managua but in other cities across the country the majority of them are detained illegally for more than forty hours without starting their judicial process their practical. disappear. the government says those in prison a terrorist so violent provoke a to lose some protesters had weapons and twenty two policemen were killed i'll just ask the police and the interior ministry for comment we didn't hear back but the main message from authorities is that now the crisis is over president daniel ortega says everything is back to normal in the cry where now these marches will go smooth of them before they're a strong indication that that's not the case the people that we've talked to in the country say that they feel fear but also show i'm paying it off for a long period of peace and security and they could i work the situation changed. i saw hosea freddo in the march and asked him if he finally been able to see his brother not going in for a match yo

daniel ortega puso a un familiar en ese delicado cargo.os humanos, se manifestÓ que la vÍctima fallecieron por la fuerza policial. >> el pueblo estÁ celebrando la recuperaciÓn de la libertad. >> se apuesta por una represiÓn o una criminalizaciÓn de la protesta. reportera: de gobierno de estados unidos aplicÓ sanciones de la ley global al nuevo ar este especialista ortega enviÓ mensaje. >> dice que no importa la lista. reportera: hoy se impulsouna manifestaciÓn de apoyo. decenas de camionetas de oficialista se apostaron en la misma ruta apoyado por la policÍa. maría lili delgado, univisiÓn. arantxa: 15 muertos y 17 heridos en bulgaria luego de que se volcara un autobÚs. segÚn las autoridades el conductor del autobÚs partir control del vehÍculo en una tormenta. se volcÓ y cayó por un precipicio. fÉlix: vamos con los deporte. -- deportes. nathalie juÁrez no tienen informaciÓn nathalie: graciasarrancamos con informaciÓn. amÉrica recibiÓ a pumas, al 1 minuto bien el gol para pumas. ven el empate de las Águilas . al 71, gonzÁlez pone todopor uno

the re—election of daniel ortega is illegal.dicial system. thejudges, the police, the army. he controls everything. which is illegal. people are afraid because they are taking prisoners to jail, people who are against the government. so i am here, i am scared, but my love for the country and for freedom is greater. the government has said that this protest is full of terrorists. well, lam a mother, i have children, everyone on this march, 90% of this country is marching against the government so i think the terrorists are the people who have the weapons and the government is full of weapons. rising international condemnation is yet to move president ortega. he has refused to call early elections and has denied he is using paramilitaries. he says these are volunteer policemen. this will be hard to take for the relatives of one of the latest casualties of the protest. jose palacios was shot dead in the street by masked men. one of the paramilitaries president ortega says do not exist. as he is lowered into the ground, another revo

but ortega is unapologetic accuses the u.n. of being an accomplice to terrorists to criticizing a law that could soon see nicaragua's prisons overflow. you see in human al-jazeera . in sweden the prosecutor investigating the fatal shooting of a twenty year old disabled man say several police officers opened fire eric toro who had down's syndrome was shot on thursday in stockholm after waving a toy gun police say they judge the situation as threatening to roles a mother has described her son as the most lovable person and says the toy had been a present for his fifth birthday. you're going to get over on them should three go to just pull faction i waved goodbye to him just after leavin pm if you lived in the special van that he uses for his disability not because of his disability he has been classified as having the mental capacity of a three year old so he rides in the special then all the time he's got more possibility to look after the cell he's completely depleted on people around him to be taken care of him waved goodbye t

or create them basically there were legitimate protests and protests were redirected against the ortega government some of the students involved in redirecting the protests were brought to the u.s. for training by the freedom house a longtime associate of the cia u.s.a. idea announced an additional one point five million dollars to build opposition to the ortega government those two leaders actually came recently and took photos with senator marco rubio i'll tell you if there's one thing i trust it's people who are proud to meet marco rubio. i mean. yeah that is. marco rubio's kids tell people joe biden their father that's how bad it is. still as always syria after genuine protests began the u.s. use the fifth column to exacerbate the tension and channel the protests toward a violent showdown stuff for getting violent while accusing the government of getting violent this is kind of like when i was a kid and i tell my dad i punched my brother in the face he stuck his face in front of like what was he was swinging his head around like that. we've seen the tactic in nicaragua venezuela man

recently nicaragua put down a violent trying to overthrow the government of daniel ortega and the other ever notice that most often when you hear the words violent too there's a little prefix that's often added on us back it's they did. they did come to us back then violent to go together like peas and carrots doesn't it they go together like monsanto and genetically modified peas and carrots. and it's actually nice because the g.m. of peas and carrots can actually hold hands it's really. to do or a boy like you belong together of course if you've been watching them corporate media you've heard nothing about nicaragua or really any u.s. backed anything for example there's a u.s. backed genocide going on in yemen right now and as a recent fairness and accuracy in reporting study made clear over the past a year on m s n b c there have been zero stories about yemen and while there have been four hundred and fifty five stories about the porn star president putin. riches like four hundred forty five too many i feel like even if you're really into presidential erotic fanfiction is still two h

ortega's former deputy foreign minister who's also being linked to terrorism says it won't work. in this county. the lack of guarantees of due process is more worrisome than the law itself says a nicaraguan constitutional expert. the courts don't act in accordance with legal constitutional principles that govern a state of law but rather in accordance with the political interests of those who decide what happens in the karada but daniel ortega and his wife they don't hide it . or take unapologetic accuses the u.n. of being an accomplice to terrorist criticizing the law. was prisons overflow. you see in human al-jazeera. some news out of afghanistan now at least fifteen people have died and fifty more have been injured in an attack close to a shia mosque of. a suicide bomber targeted worshipers during friday prayers and a province it's unclear who was behind the attack we will bring you more news on that as it becomes available to our place in argentina have a rest of thirteen former government staff and business leaders in connection with a corruption scandal which implicates two

but ortega is unapologetic she chooses the un of being an accomplice to terrorists to criticizing a law that could soon see nicaragua's prisons overflow you see in human al-jazeera . give up the latest developments and other stories around the world today on our website al-jazeera dot com. now without the top stories. being declared the winner of zimbabwe's presidential election with just over fifty percent of the vote it's the first time since independence that robert mugabe has not on the ballots as i led coalition in yemen has denied carrying out an airstrike in her data that killed at least twenty six people the strike hit a fishing port and fish market near the main hospital rebels say fifty five people died meanwhile the u.n. special envoy for yemen is convening a new round of talks in the latest bid to end the three war. mali's presidential election will go to a runoff after no one can is that secured fifty percent of the vote the election commission announced early results with president abraham. winning forty one percent rivals came in second with seventeen percent millions of

translation: ortega has proven himself.ivatised, health was privatised, and in 2007, that was given back to the people. health was restored, houses for the public, and there is no going back. that is what the coup—mongers want. the un report urges next month's meeting of the un human rights council to set up an international inquiry. without what it calls urgent action, it warns that nicaragua will descend into further turmoil. david campanale, bbc news. the campaigner and business woman, gina miller, has told the bbc she has ruled out a career in front line politics. during an interview earlier for newsroom live, she said rumours that she's being lined up to be the next liberal democrat leader are false. her legal challenge following the eu referendum forced the government to seek parliament's approval before starting the brexit process — inspiring both admiration and hate. she has now written a book about her experiences — and a little earlier she spoke tojoanna gosling about the current state of brexit negotiations as we

condiciones a los expedientes de las investigaciones y causas penales. >> en la forma de cÓmo daniel ortegaca a la crisis. >> no son bienvenidos a nuestro paÍs. por lo tanto no serÁn recibidos en nuestro suelo patrio. ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira:cuatro aviones de pasajeros aterrizaron de emergencia este jueves en aeropuertos de chile y perÚ debido a amenazas de bomba recibida por la autorÍa abre nÁutica chilena. inspecciones a tres de estos aviones nueve detectaron artefactos explosivos y amenos un aeronave se le autorizÓ reanudar su vuelo. la policÍa del rÉgimen de venezuela bloqueÓ la marcha de cientos de mÉdicos y enfermeras al palacio presidencial para protestar por los bajos salarios y la escasez de suministros mÉdicos. los manifestantes demana la acciÓn del gobernante que se niega a reconocer una crisis nacional marcada por la escasez generalizada. y ante decir adiÓs para siempre,franklin cautivÓ con su prodigiosa voz a varias gene la cantante aretha patricia: aretha franklin muriÓ hoy a los 77 aÑos, cuando comenzÓ a cantarla en 1967, no imaginaba que al finalizar su vida, el mundo le la reina del

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daniel ortega has called the catholic church itself -- owners. the regime's relentless efforts to frighten and intimidate and divide them. ortega must stop the violence now and listen to the voice of his people. the voice of freedom. as i mentioned earlier, one of the most far-reaching forces sweeping across latin america is the wave of venezuelaans desperately fleeing the dictatorship and mismanagementment. a country rich in resources. that country has been reduced to hyper inflation, malnutrition and the scarcity of the most basics of medicine. a country that should be a donor nation. a country that should be lifting others out of poverty. has become a driver of despair and it is in other parts of the region. usaid has mobilized over $40 million in funding to support venezuelaans and colombians who ave fled venezuela to help such things as medical attention, emergency food assistance, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies, shelter and protection from violence and exploitation. colombia, brazil, ecuador. $60 million. we stand ready to offer huma

basically there were legitimate protests and protests were redirected against the ortega government some of the students involved in redirecting the protests were brought to the u.s. for training by the freedom house a longtime associate of the cia u.s.a. idea announced an additional one point five million dollars to build opposition to the ortega government those two leaders actually came recently and took photos with senator marco rubio i'll tell you if there's one thing i trust it's people who are proud to meet marco rubio. i mean. yeah matthew mark marco rubio's kids tell people joe biden their father that's how bad it is. so as always syria after genuine protests began the u.s. use the fifth column to exacerbate the tension and channel the protests toward a violent showdown stuff for getting violent while accusing the government of getting violent this is kind of like when i was a kid and i tell my dad i didn't punch my brother in the face he stuck his face in front like this was he was a swinging his head around like that. we've seen the tactic in nicaragua venezuela many others th

se exige la libertad de mÁs de 400 manifestantes detenidos tras la protestas contra el rÉgimen de ortegajuez le ratificÓ la prisión preventiva en una audiencia que no se le permitiÓ el acceso ni siquiera mientes de mecanismo de seguimiento y monitoreo de los derechos humanos. >> hemos solicitado estar presentes a travÉs de notas diplomÁticas. pero no hemos tenido respuesta. mediado. mientras que miembros del grupo intercepte el Área de expertos manifestaron que tras mÁs de un mes de permanecer en el paÍs y a pesar de haberse reunido con representantes de la policÍa, fiscalía, poder judicial, y cancillerÍa, no tienen acceso a los expedientes de investigaciÓn de las autoridades. >> insta al gobierno de nicaragua para que disponga a la brevedad el acceso sin condiciones a los expedientes de las investigaciones y causas penales. >> en la forma de cÓmo daniel ortega obstaculiza cualquier investigaciÓn de los crÍmenes que comete. marÍa: el gobierno ratificÓ que no reconoce lo que llamauna comisiÓn y jerez ista. para el consejo permanente de la oea es un grupo de trabajo que tiene como objetivo