thousands of chileans were executed or disappeared during the pinochet dictatorship but the fate of the indigenous my putsch victims has until now received little attention in a country where they have long been discriminated. my dear lynette remembers how secret police referred to her father a teacher and a poet as the indian she says they were all vilified for being mocked which is everything i ever meet and my father was vomiting blood and urine eating blood from the beatings he received when they brought him back from prison hours later they took him away again and he disappeared forever we've never been able to accept his death and mary ellen and the other survivors welcome the opening of the soon to be finished memorial park in the hope that it will help chile see that the map which is we're not just victims of a dictatorship but of a society that never acknowledged their suffering. you see in human i just didn't call them and watching out is there a still to come trying to break the deadlock and america meets with the social democrats as she works to form a government. of egypt d

el Último que lo hizo fue juan pablo segundo en 1987 bajo el gobierno de augusto pinochet.gorda, aseguran los mÁs crÍti crÍticos. pero hasta hoy, cuando francisco dijo decirse avergonzado. >> no puedo dejar de manifestar el dolor y vergÜenza que siento ante el daÑo irreparable causado a niÑos por parte de ministros de la iglesia. reportero: por parte de la organizaciÓn identifico a 78 sacerdotes acusados de abusos sexuales en chile. y otros creen establecer en los beneficio que va a traer al paÍs en tÉrminos econÓmicos, miles de millones de dÓlares en turismo, y llegada de extranjeros. en colombia por cada dÓlar que se gastÓ en la visita papal, el retorno fue de otros 10. carolina: se espera que tambiÉn llegue a perÚ el dÍa jueves. javier: mÁs noticias. . carolina: una historia que le ha dado la vuelta al mundo en redes sociales. viajaba de islandia a inglaterra y arrestado por evadir por exceso de equipaje. en este caso pasÓ porque el individuo se vistiÓ con los 8 pares de pantalones y las 10 camisas por las que debÍa pagar y la compaÑÍa aÉrea lo detuvo por mala conducta.

has responded by invoking an anti terror law drafted during the time of former dictator general pinochet. it's affects the whole community they are out violently they raid every house or they throw tear gas loved clear why. one very recent case affected a preschool that was in class with little children side that were all affected by the tear gas in some cases had to be taken to hospital. in the heart of the conflict in the small town of cosy prudy is celebrating its centennial . the festivities have a distinctly motional and. not far away at the regional course highs when to call is waiting outside. the company only down the. hall. she chose as that a year ago her son was shot in the back by a police dog and while trying to defend his twelve year old brother. it's the first court case of its kind and for the movie hopes so high that the perpetrator won't get away with it this time as it turns out the sergeant doesn't even attend the hearing hardly surprising say activists no policeman has ever been convicted for shooting in the poochie but there is a new diet who she holds responsible.

yes that treatment of freedom and economic consumption of the bloodthirsty dictator pinochet theories remain the source of current economic policies of the past and anything we can do to keep down government spending is a good thing we should restrict it to those activities like defense which we really need to do. because it's a political decision that's why in the past i've called it a crime against humanity because it's an act of decision a kind of what they have run out of money the central bank this credit because there's no limit to the amount they present so let's see how money is created in the united states. and when you don't. see teachers who are. not through only ten space. let alone. said. you know. that. if you speak french. what's new. something that is very important for us. not to be only a common market as we say to be a community of them don't adopt this view was of proselyting as if you two where else saw he had power that from moscow pride stood dominate to the it why did it their way to be unsettled communities it is a silly. play the air. leak. prescribe medicati

i covered chile under pinochet. that's what it was like under pinochet.e have been doing this for a long time. as a journalist you have to have a thick skin because guess what, if officials love everything you write, then you're probably not doing a very good job. you're supposed to hold them accountable. what president trump is doing is something different. he's trying to erase the line between what is true and what is not true. erase the line between reality and his own convenient fantasy, his own version of reality to have a democracy, we have to have a chronicle of events that we all agree on. we have to have an encyclopedia of facts we all agree on. then we can argue what to do with those things and what those events mean and what those facts mean. but he's trying to warp reality to suit his own political purposes, and his own ego half the time. i think it's more psychological than political. but it's very dangerous. >> senator. >> it is dangerous because it's also different from past presidents. anybody like me or anyone else in public life has to a

milton friedman yes that treatment of freedom and economic consumption of the bloodthirsty dictator pinochet theories remain the source of current economic policies of the past and anything we can do to keep down government spending is a good thing we should restrict it to those activities like defense which we really need to do thank you because it's a political decision that's why in the past i've called it a crime against humanity because it's an act of decision a kind of walk they have run out of money the central bank discredits the cost there's no limit to the amount they present so let's see how money is created in the united states. rather than. that i know it was covered by that class i thought before was that a. political battle when i could cut. and. i didn't lose a child for a tough call that i'd. make that. hi michelle and also. it's whole full plate choice news i haven't had time in syria has said. who she ought to give us. a model for other than after the whole fuck around mr hate that for jim and then oil for folks that are fed him and for. the money. in order to overthrow a

thousands of chileans were executed or disappeared during the pinochet dictatorship but the fate of the indigenous my putsch victims has until now received little attention in a country where they have long been discriminated. my dear lynette remembers how secret police referred to her father a teacher and a poet as the indian she says they were all vilified for being my plutus. my father was vomiting blood and urinating blood from the beatings he received when they brought him back from prison hours later they took him away again and he disappeared forever we've never been able to accept his death. and the other survivors welcome the opening of the soon to be finished memorial park in the hope that it will help chile see that them up which is we're not just victims of a dictatorship but of a society that never acknowledged their suffering. you see in human i just didn't call. french president emanuel macron makes his first state visit to china on monday the trip comes at a time of uncertainty over the crisis in north korea and tensions in the relationship between china europe and the u

milton friedman yes that treatment of freedom and economic consumption of the bloodthirsty dictator pinochet yuri's remain the source of current economic policies of the past and anything we can do to keep down government spending is a good thing we should restrict it to those activities like defense which we really need to do. because it's a political decision that's why in the past i've called it a crime against humanity because it's an act of decision to kind of walk they have run out of money the central bank just credits because there's no limit to the amount they credit accounts so let's see how money is created in the united states . in order to overthrow regime it does take popular discontent and popular mobilization but it also requires actors with in the leadership of the regime who feel that the regime is no longer serving the national interest you need people in the military or the bureau. crissy or both who are willing to see the regime change otherwise they would be able to put down a popular revolt but did not have support at higher levels. prescribe medication is widespread o

the pope will also meet victims of the military dictatorship of augusto pinochet.vernment has revoked the licence of one of the country's leading news websites. authorities say the rappler, which has two us investors, has violated a clause in the constitution that limits media ownership to philippine citizens. but editors of the website say it is an attempt of the government to silence criticism. and here's something you don't see too often. a wayward wallaby wandering across sydney harbour bridge. police responded to a call after the marsupial was spotted and here's something you don't see too often. a wayward wallaby wandering across sydney harbour bridge. police responded to a call after the marsupial was spotted in lane eight on the northern side of the bridge. traffic controllers monitored the animal as it hopped across to lane one and headed onto the cahill expressway. the wallaby was eventually brought to the zoo for a check—up. and all seems to be well. let's go back to our main story, the plight of rohingya refugees in bangladesh. the aid agency unicef is

the pope will also meet victims of the military dictatorship of augusto pinochet.as revoked the licence of one of the country's leading news websites. authorities say the rappler, which has two us investors, has violated a clause in the constitution that limits media ownership to philippine citizens. but editors of the website say it is an attempt of the government to silence criticism. this is a harassment case. it is political in nature. again, i appeal to the government to realise that we are here to try to make our country stronger, to help make the right decisions. romania's prime minister mihai tudose has resigned. he stepped aside after his ruling social democrat party, the psd, withdrew political backing for him in an overwhelming vote. the party has been riven by a power struggle which also claimed his predecessor, sorin grindeanu, in june. many figures from the world of football have been paying tribute to the former england footballer cyrille regis, who has died at the age of 59. regis became one of the first black players to achieve success at the highe

essentially offering what was seen then correctly in my in my in my assumption as support for the pinochet regime even given the knowledge of the mound are for some knowledge for the amount of human rights violations so the vatican was seen by the latin american left by and large and she was in particular as a very close ally of very unsavory political figures i think that deceased the one first trip into one of these areas which actually tries to mend that so so that is the the background to the church is the catholic church is status within chile and a poem that is this is that is the problem of sexual abuse and a bishop who was appointed by the pope who may have shielded an abuser absolutely so on top of this which is sort of the story called the heart of the story grievances in relation to the vatican and now we have also over the last ten years or so in latin america an increasing opening on. the questions of sexual abuse this pope in particular has offered support to a bishop that was actually the assistant to the most infamous priest probably in the history mother in history of chil

to for this vatican for these folk to make us to a place where the church should be you mentioned pinochet at chalets dictator of nearly twenty years what was the church's relationship and she laid to that dictator well himself had an extremely extremely close relationship a friendship and you know mutual care so that all that was the nuns it so he was them busser of the vatican in chief during the period of the of the military government and then eventually became. the secretary of state of the vatican this is a figure that in a way is seen as sort of the very very expression of the very close relation of the vatican of these very right wing all of the second vatican and many of the military governments around the region so it is very clear that given the amount of knowledge that was circulating about chilean abuse of human rights and that the ments made my many of the lift when charge it is very clear that this is a group or so that there was somebody that would. i've known about the things that were going on coming to the present day pope francis has unequivocally condemned abuse within

back then, there was a dictatorship, under the rule of pinochet. people were quite united in terms of seen the figure of the pope asa terms of seen the figure of the pope as a mediator. this time, not all the people, not most of the people, are that excited about francis, pope francis, coming to chile. don't forget you can get much more detail on our top stories on our website. i want to quickly talk about donald trump. in this press conference earlier he took some questions from journalists, insisting he has no issue about immigration, saying he wa nts issue about immigration, saying he wants immigration from everywhere. that's one of several trump presidency stories we are covering. another is that the president has been expected by his physician and we have heard from the doctor today who has been saying how the president is in good physical health and has no cognitive problems. he actually gave a press conference, here is some of what the doctor told us. i have got to know him pretty well. i had no concerns about his cognitive ability or his ne

thousands of chileans were executed or disappeared during the pinochet dictatorship but the fate of the indigenous my putsch victims has until now received little attention in a country where they have long been discriminated. my dear lynette remembers how secret police referred to her father a teacher and a poet as the indian she says they were all vilified for being mup which is it made me i will meet and my father was vomiting blood and urinating blood from the beatings he received when they brought him back from prison hours later they took him away again and he disappeared forever we've never been able to accept his death . and the other survivors welcome the opening of the soon to be finished memorial park in the hope that it will help chile see that them up which is we're not just victims of a dictatorship but of a society that never acknowledged their suffering you see in human i just didn't feel. well that's a bit of a different story out of chile and here's another one women's rights groups in the country are concerned over what the election of the conservative billionaire bus

but in the same way, when we one hasut -- no mentioned pinochet or franco, because these are different things. in the historical record of the 20th century, you have seen democratic experiments in socialism. you have seen movements that attained great power, even state power, and honored and respected democracy while sustaining social and economic rights from the social workers movement in scandinavia in sweden and in norway, including in sacrament -- in central america, nicaragua , where the left participates in peaceful transfers of power. you have also seen in other instances, gross violations of people's dignity and rights. i've seen that on both sides. suffice it to say that both socialism and capitalism are andble of democratic forms the tradition in the united states is long standing before the soviet union exists now, afterwards, and many of these people were the most incisive and intelligent critics of stalinism as a political system. our knowledge, even the word stalinism, came from the democratic left. >> one more question before we turn to the final proposition. how a poor