r. s. party, previously known as the movement for the renovation of san niece, mo, has never been a left wing party. it was created in 1994 by the right wing, split out of the sandinista party. after they lost power in 1990, and they explicitly opposed socialism, if you read their opening statement, they explicitly explicitly opposed anti imperialism. and then they immediately formed that alliance with the right wing in nicaragua, including the oligarchy, and one of them of the legacy. so that's a completely false claim. secondly, the claim that the health and education are of low quality. i mean, that's absolutely ridiculous. again, we have to compare apples to oranges. nicaragua is a poor country, but when you compare nicaragua to its neighbors, you can compare nicaragua to the united states, which is a country that became rich through wars and slavery and ethnic cleansing of indigenous peoples when compared with the navy. nicaragua was absolutely nicaragua, social services are significantly better than a country like haiti, or hunter, as i mean, it's a preposterous comparison. further

the 2 parties who are fighting the sudanese army and the militia, called the r s f, have come to come to blows because there is an unresolved real political conflict between them. i think for the moment they've resolved to resort to force and they are fighting it out. now you've managed various emergency response missions in several countries including sedan. what are you hearing about the humanitarian situation? simply put, it's terrible. i think one of the major difficulties and the causes of humanitarian crisis is that there is urban warfare going on. so one of the complex parties, one of the warring parties, the r s f as many of its spaces within the city center. the other, the army is using an air force to fight the stuff. so you have to picture a situation where there's small bases inside a heavily populated urban center, the attack on ground, but also from the air. the civilian casualties are unavoidable situation. could this turn into a full scale civil war? sure, it's a, it's a question of definition. i mean, in way it's already us of the war where having basically 2 armies f

support the fins and how much people just want to vote against the conservative coalition party and against m r s t p. so you just mentioned something very interesting, of course that one of the parties is interested in pulling finland out of the you, however, popular unpopular that is, what could this election outcome then mean for the you i think they result for the european union is unlikely to be very dramatic, even if the fins party comes in 1st. what might have more in it of an impact is how long it takes finland to form a government. because son amarion says social democrats say they refuse to go into a coalition with the fins that their coalition party says it would join up. but to others of the current government coalition, the greens in the left say that they also will not join a party with the fins to eye surgery joint is government coalition with the fins. so that could be very, very messy. and so in addition to finding out what the vote counts are what the parliamentary seats are, when results come in later today, people are going to be talking about how on earth do we form another g

the presidential palace, which is under the control of the r s f and which the army is trying to regain control of. but there's another 3rd party that is right now, taking part in this fight between the r s f and the army. and that's the central reserve police. earlier this morning, the central reserve police, a unit of the police, was deployed on the streets of the capital, harder to him, to take care of the issue of insecurity that arose after prisons were broken into and more than 20000 inmates were released. now the r s f says that is another party that is being added into the conflict and beings and fighting on the side of the army. and that that is something it would not accept. so as days go by, this conflict seems to be going on and on with people being affected, trapped in their homes, unable to leave, and the parties to the conflict growing wider and wider, was vas continues. people are still scrambling to flee the conflicts egyptian authorities se 14000 sudanese citizens of entered the country in the past week. sudan himself was hosting more than a 1000000 refugees most from south sudan. many of them are now returnin

sudan is at a crossroads and that it is on the edge asked where the head of the r s f, as per the army, and the political parties, both of the r s f and the military are armed. so we're not talking about is the normal political terminals that we see here in the country where we see economic crisis as a result of those terminals. we're talking actually about a fighting between the 2 sides at which could lead to a civil war and to civilian casualty. or i have a thanks for that. i had more reported more from cartoon. so what is susan's rapid support forces? the unit was formed in 2013 to fight arm groups in the door for a region. it was later used in crackdowns on anti government protests. they are a serf lead to the respond, let the response i should say, to riley's in khartoum in june 2019 in which a 123 people were killed and hundreds were injured. last month, torn between the per military unit and the army fail to reach an agreement on when it would be integrated into the armed forces. the arissa says it needs 10 years while the army wants only to lose her is the finally directorate to confluence advisory a thi

r. s. f has been repeatedly broken with both parties, finger pointing. why are they unable to reach an agreement? i think because each one thinks that they can still win. um so, you know, really negotiations aren't going to really get started. whole have momentum until one party is trying to protect itself from losing more than already has. and another party is trying to, you know, essentially official eyes, it's gains. and so right now are things that are pretty even queue of fighting with a hard time between the military arissa. so doesn't lend a lot of in center for either side or to negotiate when they're not going to get more or less than they otherwise would have. because they have no consolidation of gains on the battlefield. as you will know, both yourself and the army claim, they're winning the fight. is it possible to assess who actually has the upper hand at this point? at this point i don't think any party really does half the overhead. i think what we are seeing is that air superiority is, is with the army because it just has an aerial tack

released by the ortega regime one fact members of a less leaning ideology, ideological political party and r s, which is not by any stretch of the imagination, right, or right leaning for one instance for the 2nd instance in terms of the social services that are available in nicaragua and the respect for the rule of law. yes, public education is a social services as well as health care, but i would like to venture into the quality of the book. i haven't lived in nicaragua, i haven't raised my children in nicaragua, and i understand the limited very limited quality, both in social and educational services available from the government. and also i'd like to point out that the sanctions are not unilateral. they're not only directed towards the government, they're actually directed towards specific people who have been accused by witnesses and victims, and international, trivial for violations of human rights and for violations of their express right to travel freely within and outside of the country. there have been hundreds of formal state employees who have not been allowed the right to leave t

the presidential palace, which is under the control of the r s f, and which the army is trying to regain control of. but there's another 3rd party that it's right now taking part in this fight between the r s f and the army. and that's the central reserve police. earlier this morning, the central reserve police, a unit of the police, was deployed on the streets of the capital, hard to him, to take care of the issue of insecurity that arose after prisons were broken into. and more than $20000.00 inmates were released. now the r s f says that is another party that is being added into the conflict and beings and fighting on the side of the army. and that that is something it would not accept. so as days go by, this conflict seems to be going on and on with people being affected, trapped in their homes, unable to leave, and the parties to the conflict growing wider and wider will at some part so her to him brief lows him facing or allowing people to stalk up and necessities. most pharmacies have been closed. during the conflict, al jazeera met some people who risked leaving their homes to look for the medicine . they desperately nee

party on both sides. but also especially on the r s s. that doesn't seem to be a kind of stable chain of command where these kinds of truces seem to hold and where people were hopeful that there would be a truce that would hold during eat, which is you know, holy time for many of the muslims that live in incident, it was during ramadan and none of them have help so far it's unclear whether this one will as well. you've been in touch with people and so don, how are they coping well, it's been very difficult to be in touch with people in sit on particularly because you know, communication towers have been destroyed. internet is it's intermittent. the infrastructure is, has been completely destroyed and people are trying to do their very best to find safe haven. and so with those of us and sit down with just every time we do get, we do hear from the, our loved ones. we're very, we're very relieved, but we have so many love points to sit on that our hearts and never really are now international diplomats and even agencies have been pulling ou

site to be disbanded. global and regional leaders have called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire, but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks set to continue and european commission president ursula found a line has told european lawmakers that the e u needs to rethink its policy toward china. but shouldn't sever ties with the economic giant. this international and economic status as well as our own interests, make it all the more important for europe to manage its relations with china. and for me that also shows that decoupling. ready is clearly not liable, desirable, or even practical for europe. but as i said back in january, and as i set out in more detail a few weeks ago, there is clearly a need for europe to work on di, risking some important and sensitive parts of our relationship. and let's get more watching. the address for us was lucy, a shelton who is joining us now from shaw strasburg. aunt lucy from the line, talked about d, risking the e u relationship with china. what exactly does that mean? yes, she mean said that in certain key areas there should

side to be disbanded. global and regional leaders of called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire, but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks said to continue. journalist an analyst met nash covers the region and focuses on sudan earlier. he told us why this escalation, violence didn't come as a surprise. he's been quite well predicted, and i think that's a bit of a condemnation on the international community. why it's happening now? well, in the days leading up to the conflict, breaking out, there was a push from the international community and from civilian political leads to inc. final political deals that they believed would restore transition. the issue however, was that by and king and rushing to think the steel who was going to leave a number of issues left unresolved. one of those issues happening mainly being security sector reform and the state of the army and the rest of each one which feared that they would be losing power at the expense of another one and a new political deal. despite those tensions clear evidence attention is building between them a

it to be disbanded, global and regional leaders of called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire, but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks set to continue. and we are joined now by more a theme with t got africa program director at the international crisis group. thank you so much for joining us. what worries you the most right now about the situation in sit down i think what's the worrying is that to return to the kids' been now you're right from the tough. did you buckle between 2 very well and they went to the site and taking plot place in the hard copy to look nearly 6000000 people in the height of ramadan. 40 degree sheet, electricity cuts up in many neighborhoods, you don't have what uploading. so it's a real you monetary and catastrophe with the potential to get why? because of the capacity in which official, like walk us through a little bit more about what is happening indeed on the humanitarian level and what it means for students, civilian population in particular access, as you've mentioned, things like essential food, water, medicine, sore, sudan

party. so the right thing for r s k to do would be to run as an independent, which is something that he might consider later on. because this structure controlled by the obama, by hilary people, by the neocons installed inside the party. it's our f k.

site to be disbanded. global and regional leaders have called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire. but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks set to continue at for an update. we cannot speak the journalist, patrick oil joining us from juba and south sedan. i. there are mixed reports now coming in about a ceasefire in sedans, or what have you heard? yes, that makes a report about the sci fi is a consign because the ministry of foreign affairs of some of them has just released a statement a few minutes ago. and it said that the president of south saddam, together with the president of kenya and the booty, are ready to go to sudan as soon as the fighting costume stops on the plain can land. so that news of the seas fire, especially by general hum dog than is seen here as something good people expected that they did, they sedan armed forces would accept so that at least it provides with unity for some form of mediation team to go on the ground i'm talking, but that is not all. we also hear it reports of many people now being part of power to the the problem also wit

we've got mohammed calls coming in now from some of the civilian parties, calling on both the r s f and the army to immediately cease hostilities. they're also calling for international help and regional communities to step in and stop the bloody confrontations. all of this fighting though, really, i guess expose is the weak hand that the civilian forces have to play right now. what happened to the professionals association? the forces for democratic or change front or not all of these civilian courses that were playing some kind of role in the transition process of every marginalized. exactly these, these parties have already proven. they can't do much when the country is under the control of the army. and that's why they, i mean, they will say right now they will say, look, this shows that we were right. we asked the army to stay away from power. because the that soldiers, what the soldiers know, and what they can do is fight and the presidential palace and the streets of cut on the capital of the country. this is not the scene for the army. the army should be on the borders, the army

r s f. have shared power in sudan since 2021, and signed to deal with political parties of december 2022 scholars to forge a path towards civilian rule. many of them, however, they disagree on key issues. and these tensions erupted into fierce clashes on saturday. for the cities, residents, the situation is becoming more and more precarious. bread is in short supply in large parts of the capitol. doctor's report that many clinics are lacking crucial medical supplies which are being blocked by the warring parties. people can move to hospitals and criticize, cannot reach people at homes on there is a delay to that and really needed adequate our medical care. and thus harkell, when we have a little bit of infrastructures. unfortunately, that's even worse for places of heart to them. remaining here isn't an option for many sudanese, but with little hope for a quick end to the fighting. they likely won't be returning home any time soon. we can to talk to al yona, cnn co, who's a spokesperson for africa with the international committee of the red cross. she joins us from the canyon capital nairobi. wel

r s. f. have shied power in su down since 2021 and signed to deal with political parties in december 2022 to forge a path toward civilian rule. however, they disagree on key issues and these tensions erupted interferes. clashes on saturday. kenya's president william rito, is the latest leader to voice concerned that the violence could escalate and sudan and spill beyond its borders. there is really danger. got the escalation of we'll see you soon. so don, good implicated, external regional and international act, us on degenerate into a security and humanitarian crisis on our disastrous scale. several countries are trying to evacuate their citizens from sudan, but with the main app, putting cartoon closed and also damaged by the fighting. this is proving to be no easy task. sidney's political analyst allude hi, gave us an update on the situation at hotmail. that is been very loud. bombing for the 5th day running to date was and particularly bad. it started around a 3 to 4 am in different parts of town and 8th continue to most of the afternoon. interestingly, it just stopped for several hours.

r s. f, have shared power in su down since 2021. and signed to deal with political parties in december 2022 to forge a path towards civilian rule. however, they disagree on key issues. and these tensions erupted interferes clashes on saturday. kenya's president william rito is the latest leader to voice concerned that the violence could escalate in sudan and spill beyond its borders. there is really danger that the escalation of both still a teaspoon. so don, good implicate, external regional and international act. us on degenerate into a security and humanitarian crisis on our disastrous scale. several countries are trying to evacuate their citizens from sudan, but with the main airport in cartoon, closed, and also damaged by the fighting. this is proving to be no easy task. i asked, followed her, managing director at the thing tank inside strategy. part of for her observations on what is happening in the capital following the field sees fire. there's been very loud bombing for the 5th day. running to date was a particularly bad. it started around a 3 to 4 am in different

side to be disbanded. global and regional leaders have called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire, but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks said to continue. and we can all speak to our shut malik, is the country director for safe, the children's the don and joins us now from cartoon. welcome to d. w festival, or what's the situation like in cartoon right now? as currently, as we speak today, the big white day there was like some fluid in the overhead and the herd. someone to the shilling and some one shots. but as a serve like it's relatively white. this is the config started in in on saturday. and so, but still the getting gun battle in there is part of what it is done by the situation of what we have seen. there is an announcement that be $24.00 us government also knows i believe we have not seen any one, but i think that the amount of good to see the community negotiations. busy so otherwise, like before the fees or the over the we have seen couple of images coming out. people coming up for buying electricity or maybe buying some, some proseries, but we hav

site to be disbanded, global and regional leaders of called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire. but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks said to continue also, malik, is the cancer director for save the children in saddam? and i asked him what the situation and cartoon is like at the moment. currently, as we speak for today, the big flight day was like some low overhead and the heard somebody selling and some some lunch short. but as i said, it's relatively white. this is the conference started in in on saturday. and so, but a gun battle in there is part of the city. i wanted it done for the situation. as of what we have seen, there is an announcement that there will be a 24 hour government has also announced a lease. and we have not seen any recent announcement, but we believe it has been. and i think that it also amount on courtesy the internet negotiations. so otherwise, like before, this is a, the have seen the images coming out and people are buying electricity or maybe buying some groceries. but we have a lot of possibility of shortages of medical supp

r s. f is determined to preserve its autonomy. last year, the 2 parties signed a power sharing deal to an clashes between security forces. and protesters stemming from the countries 2021 who western powers in turn tried to put pressure on sudan, loring it with proposed financial support. once a civilian lead transitional government was formed, a political sociologist says, sudan is suffering from unresolved conflict and has worsened on geopolitical issues as well. in the country, as you know, before 2021 was under us sanctions. we basically isolated with the fall of general machines rule and the demise of the islamist. in a sense the country has been out of sanctions, but it's still suffering from many ill. all the root causes of the complex from the past have not been resolved. the intention of bringing down into signing the ham accords with israel in exchange of, of aid and assistance in the transition. and of course, we don't forget the international politics and what was supposed to be the end of history in the 1990 has actually been falsified by rece

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r s f bases and taken bid. know what's going on with both side, accusing the other of certain things. but how do you see both parties are since i touch it? so i think i think it would be much worse channels just a home so that you know, even a. ready site or so this would add to more time for karen to desa independence analyst. thanks for breaking down the coma indian m p and his brother have been shot during a live television and were facing charges of both murder under salt. and they were actually become a main body. my last correspondence london sharma brings and mom that he was shot dead around 10 the m doors in front of me was shot that on custody. and therefore raising a lot of question marks on identity. it was i pointed out when the 3 men were pending to me, 10 rounds of fires would be given to $100.00 pieces against him. all. he is a leash now with one. not calm. the police is patrone and the member of the family had in the state, but also a talk gallery. i'll prove it in the 2nd part of caution is that where need to be answered? promoter horizon people. public korea is no deadlines. deb properties because

other, other parties not to take sides, but rather try to mediate between the r s f and the military to try to avoid an a confrontation. now we've seen the protest, they've been largely peaceful. and this is, this is something that many people, not just the parties, but even the people in the streets have been concerned about this thing that they've wanted there to that this revolution and this transition to be a peaceful democratic transition. but should those 2 sides go up against each other because both are arm, then we'll see a civil war. and all political processes happening in the country right now would come to an end with fighting happening between the 2 sides. and there will be consequences of civilian casualties her, but thank you very much indeed that said morgan talking to us from cartoon hollow care, is the finding the router at conference advisory of think st. bruce in courtroom. and she's joining us via skype. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. now let's talk about these re deployments that they are surf, say, it's that it's making how ordinary, how normal u

parties over the situation of the civilians. can you help with this into context for us a little bit this fighting? broke out after rising tensions, including over how to integrate the r s f into the military. what do you think needs to happen to see this disagreement settled? well, one united army is indeed a key civilian demand for a potential future civilian governments. or you may know that in the past few months, there was a lot of hope for, for this final agreement between the military and the civilians to happen. and the military handing back the power to the civilians and the key issue of forming one united army of course, would also include that or sorry for that the, our sense militia was that the r s. f militia was integrated into this army, which of course is not in the interest of the our staff. they wanted to make this a tenure also process. the military push one or 2 potential talks may circle around those topics and reach a compromise to kind of diffuse tensions around. these are these issues, but this is not the immediate concern anymore. of the immediate concern is that both leaders are really am talk now and that their rhetoric has become hard line si