talking to r.t. a former ecuadorian president rafael correa that the government is trying to shift the blame for the current unrest. it's a difficult time for my homeland this shows the politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames korea for everything economic crisis for security for his political faults and to say that these mass protests to my fault is just crazy it's. nothing that is in the name or a no is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority would be beneficial for his goals. nor inclusive on the i.m.f. we're juggling numbers and fooled people by distorting the amount of ecuador's debt belgium's debt where i live now amounts to 100 percent of g.d.p. eventually the i.m.f. had to publicize real debt numbers i left my presidential post at the beginning of 2017 after that the debt started growing but the problem doesn't even lie with the debt it's all a sham from the start merinos government betrayed t

well president lenin merino has blamed ecuador's former leader rafael correa as well as the venice will in leader for the current turmoil. the tyrant who drew has activated along with career destabilization plan. there the corrupt people who have the food stamps and just disclose the name to make them they're the ones behind this is tempted to target because it's that infernal or former ecuadorian president rafael correa has been speaking to r.t. refuting the accusation against them and saying that a merino has no one to blame but himself. it's a difficult time for my home and this shows 3 politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames korea for everything economic crisis for security for his political faults and to say that these mass protests to my front is just crazy he's not even there's a mini merino is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority would be beneficial for his goals. nor inclusive of the i.m.f

country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his were standing me former president rafael correa who lives in self-imposed exile in brussels. denies he's pulling the strings but he doesn't hide his political ambitions including the possibility of a. during hold to run for vice president 2 or 3 moons either more in a resign or he asks for early elections which will be the constitutional and democratic way to overcome disagree of situations. that scenario may be premature despite the mounting social unrest and political intrigue here. the daily giving a little or has a very long history of presidents being forced out before their trip is up to see in human i'll just see down. in addition to ending fuel subsidies the ecuadorian president announced a 20 percent wage cut for new contracts in public sector jobs new government workers will have to give one day's worth of wages each month to the government and holidays have been habits from $30.00 to $15.00 days a year. are let's introduce our panel now in quito ecuador via skype is much as a bell a professor of journalism at the univers

reportero: el presidente responsabilizÓ a rafael correa y su grupo polÍtico. >> que una comisiÓn se forme. >> si el decreto se deroga, el dÍa de maÑana los que estÁn favorecidos son los contrabandistas y los mÁricos. >> los indÍgenas realizaron un pedido. >> pedimos la inmediata separaciÓn de estos dos ministros. >> hace pocos momentos el mediador de las naciones unidas asegurÓ que culmina la movilizaciÓn indÍgena . carolina: en mÉxico mÁs de 2000 migrantes de una caravana que venÍa rumbo a estados unidosfue detenida. el gobierno de este paÍs desplegÓ cerca de 500 miembros de la guardia nacional para evitar el avance del grupo que habÍa recorrido mÁs de 20 millas en el territorio mexicano. alberto: elementos de la guardia nacional marchan en las carreteras de chiapas al sur de mÉxico para detener el pase de lo migrantes del caribe y centroamÉrica que buscaban llegar estados unidos. >> esta iniciaciÓn de guerra, es un trÁmite administrativo y/o san al ejÉrcito para la expulsiÓn de esta gente. sÓlo duró 14 horas. la policÍa los contuvo cinco millas antes de su salida. >> al gobierno de lÓpe

se intensifican en ecuadorel presidente lenin moreno traslada a la sede de gobierno y culpa a rafael correal combustible que duplicÓ su precio. ecuador tambiÉn enfrenta una crisis de pobreza. casi el 40% de la poblaciÓn vive en la pobreza. a raÍz de esto el gobierno ha habilitado que 24.000 militares y los policÍas salgan para enfrentar fuertes manifestaciones borja: esto ha sido un gran golpe a las economÍas de las familias. todo se produce porque el gobierno le quita el subsidios de los combustibles a los ecuatorianos. en colombia el ex presidente del primer ex-mandatario e colombiano en ser citado a indagatoria por el maximo organo de justicia de su pais. el juicio del hermano del presidente de honduras por narcotrafico, en nueva york ha revelado detalles asombrosos que tienen que ver con el chapo guzman. "david adams", periodista de univision digital nos cuenta cuales son. borja: precisamente juan orlando hernÁndez, cuÉntanos sobre la declaraciÓn que hizo ayer en donde dice que el testigo tiene cizaÑa y lo quiere destruir como polÍtico. >> cuando entrÓ como presidente hizo cambios inclu

country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his we're standing me former president rafael correa who lives in self-imposed exile in brussels. denies he's pulling the strings but he doesn't hide his political ambitions including the possibility of returning home to run for vice president or very noisy either more in a resign or he asks for early elections which would be the constitutional and democratic way to overcome disk grave situation. that scenario may be premature despite the mounting social unrest and political intrigue here. but then again the dollar has a very long history of presidents being forced out before their term is up to see in human i'll just keep them. now the united nations is suffering a cash crisis and is warning it may not be able to pay stuff at the end of the month a 3rd of its member states haven't paid their share of the costs secretary general antonio tara says u.n. operations around the world could be compromised our diplomatic editor james bowles reports if the un hadn't already made severe cuts to its budget it wouldn't have had enough money to sta

fuego sus instalaciones en esa entidad estÁn varias investigaciones en contra del ex presidente rafael correao el ecuador.anunciamos el toque de queda. es dispuesta, no, unto de las fuerzas armadas inmediatamente. >> ellos respaldan el rÉgimen democrÁtico. esta tensiÓn se mantiene a pesar de que la maÑana la organizaciÓn indÍgena de la colonia aceptÓ sentarse hablar con moreno por el precio de los combustibles. tambiÉn expresaron su deseo de sentarse a encontrar una salida fica a esta crisis polÍtica en el paÍs. el momento de toque de queda en toda la capital ecuatoriana en un afÁn de condenar todos estos actos violentos que se han dispersado tanto en el norte, centro, sur de la ciudad. gobierno despacha con normalidad desde la ciudad de guayaquil. desde quito, freddy barros, univisiÓn. >> en santiago de chile cientos de manifestantes tambiÉn chocaron con la policÍa. la marcha mapuche se tornÓ violentacuando los protestantes lanzaron bengalas y las autoridades respondieron con gases lacrimÓgenos y tanques de agua. los ciudadanos exigen protecciÓn y derechos justos para la comunidad indÍgena.

lenin moreno tambiÉn acusÓ a maduro de ayudar a rafael correa a intentar un golpe de estado.ist para lavar la ropa, tengo playlist para correr. (anunciante) y apple music incluido. verizon te da más. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: por primera vez en la historia de colombia, un expresidente comparece ante la corte suprema de justicia. el ahora senador, Álvaro uribe, respondiÓ las preguntas del tribunal mientras en los alrededores, cientos de personas a favor y en contra, se manifestaban bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad. desde bogotÁ, nuestro compaÑero nos trae mÁs de esta indagatoria y tiene dividida a colombia. reportera: el expresidente Álvaro uribe llegÓ al palacio de justicia, perseguido por los medios era la primera vez en la historia de colombia que un expresidente debÍa acudir a la corte suprema por un asunto penal. uribe debÍa responder en un proceso por una supuesta manipulaciÓn de testigos, en la que el empezÓ siendo acusador y terminÓ siendo acusado. >>espero que puedan hacer su labor de la mejor forma. reportero: el suceso se adueÑÓ de los medios y de las calles aledaÑas a la

this country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his worst enemy former president rafael correa who lives in self-imposed exile in brussels. riyadh denies he's pulling the strings but he doesn't hide his political ambitions including the possibility of returning home to run for vice president or either more in a resign or he asks for early elections which would be the constitutional and democratic way to overcome disc grave situation. that scenario may be premature despite the mounting social unrest and political intrigue here. the damage in ecuador has a very long history of presidents being forced out before their trip is up to see in human i'll just keep the. activist who is jailed for rising in hong kong 3 years ago is back in court for an appeal hearing a large crowd gathered outside the high court in support of edward long he was sentenced to 6 years in prison for his past and a violent clash with police here and comes at a time when hong kong has been gripped by months of demonstrations. the united nations is suffering a cash crisis and is warning that it may not be able

country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his we're standing me former president rafael correa who lives in self-imposed exile in brussels. reacted nice he's pulling the strings but he doesn't hide his political ambitions including the possibility of returning home or to run for vice president or norms either more in a resign or he asks for early elections which would be the constitutional and democratic way to overcome disk grave situation. that scenario maybe premature despite the mounting social unrest and political intrigue here. again at the door has a very long history of presidents being forced out before their term is up you see in human i'll just keep it. now an american scientist who identified one of the kima tiriel and rechargeable batteries has now become the oldest nobel laureate in history 97 year old john b. good enough for said this year's nobel prize for chemistry with britain's m. stanley wesson m. and japan's are the 3 scientists were each responsible for critical developments in the creation of lithium ion batteries now still ahead on al-jazeera. a fuel sho

incluso, se denuncia que el gobierno de venezuela con el apoyo del ex presidente rafael correa infiltrarono requisitos para un crÉdito a favor de los estados. >> en bolivia, el descontento tiene otra razÓn de ser. la paralizaciÓn del conteo rÁpido de los votos con el 83% del escrutinio marcando una segunda vuelta electoral entre morales y el exmandatario carlos mesa ha levantado sospecha en la oposiciÓn bolivariana por el temor a una manipulaciÓn de los resultados. desde miami, florida, carlos. enrique: bueno, al volver de la pausa al centro de salud para niÑos latino de los Ángeles adoptÓ fuerte medidas contra el uso de reik cigarrillos electrÓnicos. uso de reik cigarrillos electrÓnicos. ¿está perdiendo su cabello? nadie quiere eso, pero hay esperanza. ibienvenido a hair cb! cuando me vi al espejo, dije: "iguau! soy una persona nueva". es diferente. tengo cabello ahora. me gusta mi pelo. es fabuloso. hair club ofrece todas las soluciones comprobadas para tratar la pérdida de cabello, incluyendo opciones quirúrgicas y no quirúrgicas y de recrecimiento de cabello con una apariencia natural.

mario: el ex presidente de ese paÍs, rafael correa, buscado por la interpol visitÓ cuba. meteorÓloga suheily lÓpez con nuestro pronóstico extendido. adelante. suheily: muchas gracias y bienvenida, paola a un indicio 14. --univisiÓn 14. espero que estÉn disfrutando de esta nueva jornada que inicias en tu carrera profesional. para maÑana martes estaremos amaneciendo con temperaturas frÍas en el Área de la bahÍa. una buena chamarra, no la olviden. santa rosa con 41, 42 en napa, concord, oakland y san josÉ muy cerca de esos 50 grados. para las horas de la tarde, un poco caluroso en la regiÓn porque se contemplan temperaturas cerca de los 80 grados. desde el miÉrcoles en adelante contemplamos temperaturas en descenso. miÉrcoles en 68. oakland y napa, desciende de los 80 el martes hasta miÉrcoles y jueves cerca de los 75 grados, petaluma en 70, asÍ como santa rosa. pudiÉramos aÑadir lo que es la posibilidad de lluvia en el Área de la bahÍa. por momentos nos domina un sistema de alta presiÓn por eso hay condiciones muy estables. hay un frente en camino que promete algo de lluvia

country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his were standing me former president rafael correa who lives in self-imposed exile in brussels. denies he's pulling the strings but he doesn't hide his political ambitions including the possibility of a. turning home would run for vice president 2 or 3 moons either more in a resign or he asks for early elections which will be the constitutional and democratic way to overcome disagree of situations. that scenario may be premature despite the mountain social unrest and political intrigue here. the daily getting a little or has a very long history of presidents being forced out before their trip is up to see in human i'll just see down. in addition to ending fuel subsidies the ecuadorian president announced a 20 percent wage cut for new contracts in public sector jobs new government workers will have to give one day's worth of wages each month to the government and holidays have been habits from $30.00 to $15.00 days a year. are let's introduce our panel now in quito ecuador via skype is as a bell a professor of journalism at the univers

before that more and i blame the unrest on former president rafael correa and but as well later at nicolas maduro mr carette told r.t. that renault has no one else to blame but himself. it is a difficult time for my home owners the sjostrom politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames korea for everything economic crisis for security for his political faults and to say that these mass protests of my folks is just crazy there is. nothing there is nobody merino is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power and control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority would be beneficial for his goals. in hong kong protesters are defying a new ban on wearing face masks. this saturday sign firebomb turn at the gate of a metro station amid wider clashes with police hong kong's chief executive carrie lamb earlier said it was too early to say whether the anti mask was had failed adding that it usually takes time for new legislation to get the desired result with violence erup

before that right now blame the unrest on former president rafael correa and venezuelan leader nicolas maduro carette told r.t. that rhino has no one else to blame but himself going to go to this prison difficult time from my home on the shows to politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames korea for everything economic crisis the security for his political faults and to say that these mass protests of my folks is just crazy that he's not even there isn't he marino is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority would be beneficial for his goals. still to come out of violence tear gas and fire bombs have been seen in hong kong this week with protesters wearing face masks in defiance of a banner that details on that story after the break. you know world big. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to st

former ecuadorian president rafael correa has refuted the accusation against him saying let him out i know has no one to blame but himself. it's a difficult time for my home and this shows the politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames career for everything economic crisis for security for his political faults and to say that these mass protests of my fault is just crazy it's. not even there's any merino is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority be beneficial for his goals. well as a result of the our people the ecuadorian government has a nonstarter it's temporarily relocating from the capital to the city of kill over 400 kilometers away a correspondent from r.t. spanish channel has seen firsthand how quickly some of the protests have escalated . the air is still heavy here we have tear gas and smoke this is the aftermath of what is just happened here massive clashes between protesters and the ecuado

before that marina blamed the unrest on former president rafael correa and then as well later nicolas maduro herrera told r.t. that mariano has no one to blame but himself. i'm going to be glad to get this over it's a difficult time for my homeland this shows the politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames korea for everything economic crisis the security for his political faults and to say that these mass protests of my phones is just crazy that he's not in there isn't any more a no is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority but be beneficial for his goals. that weekly continues after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from day shouldn't let it be an arms race is also a skier a dramatic development that only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and tom. welcome back hong kong protesters are continuing to

authorities then in marino we speak to the country's revolutionary former president rafael correa the 1st granted the wiki leaks founder asylum and is on his father john shipped an appeal to boris johnson to support international law for his visit to the u.n. condemned supermax prison in london where his son is being held in solitary plus will u.k. labor leader jeremy corbyn do the double and again stop the conservative party from getting a majority in imminent general election all this it will go in today's going on the ground a 1st today 52 years ago the cia helped to make a man from latin america immortal. meaning. you don't need our. you know i see. to me how i like. this is what che guevara's brother one team told us about the assassination the cia but it was the believing execute the assassination. was in charge. it was the army general in bolivia the cia was directing it it was the believe in me to actually carried it. we only learned about it lights because what was being said at the time was that he died in combat and not. today che guevara's image flies on a 1000 flags and b

president has blamed the current turmoil on his predecessor rafael correa along with another leader of neighboring nation venezuela. is the tyrant who during his activated along with career destabilization plan. they're the corrupt people who have the food stamps and just disclose and maybe. they're the ones behind this attempted coup to target but this is the speaking to r.t. former president rafael correia hit back saying moran has no one to blame but himself. it's a difficult time for my home and this shows to politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames korea for everything economic crisis for security for his political faults and to say these mass protests to my fault is just crazy. i mean there isn't any merino is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority would be beneficial for his goals. nor inclusive the i.m.f. we're juggling numbers and fooled people by distorting the amount of ecuador's debt belg

before that more i know blame the unrest on former president rafael correa and as well leader nicolas maduro prayer told r.t. that right now has no one to blame but himself. very pleasant it's a difficult time for my home on the show streets politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames korea for everything economic crisis security for his political faults and to say that these mass protests of my focus is just crazy there's. nothing there's no money merino is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority would be beneficial for his. well the common environmentalist group extinction rebellion has been protesting across the world this week causing disruption in major cities a look at how often that after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race in his own spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how t

welcome back one we heard form a dorian president rafael correa de facto claim the cia illegally spied on him well also monitored as being the publisher he gave asylum to in his london embassy it after u.k. torture according to the un week he thinks founder julian assange faces a friday london called hearing certified by boris johnson's minority government the court declined to tell going on the ground who will preside over the case it's by delegations of m i 5 links to his prosecution joining us on his father john chipped in joins me now thanks so much sean for coming in person to the going underground studio as you've seen julian in the past 24 hours how easy is he faces one of 175 years in an american prison sort of really in this morning for an hour. as you would expect is a big down in the dumps. and just stood by the ceaseless and and intensifying persecution of him that's going on now from the news so. i presume. that scene still in the hospital we. have and there is. activity in action to improve his circumstances he still spends 22 hours a day in solitary. and only recently ha

and before that blamed the unrest on former president rafael correa and venezuelan leader nicolas maduro told r.t. that marino has no one to blame but himself. it's a difficult time for my home and this shows the politics of merino in his government he's already been in power for 2 and a half years and he still blames career for everything economic crisis for security for his political faults and to say that these mass protests of my faults is just crazy. knowing there are many merino is not interested in democracy for him the most important thing is to control power control the ecuadorian public so he create projects that can damage the majority but be beneficial for his goals. environmental action group extinction rebellion rallied in cities across the world this week on monday it launched a 2 week protest campaign to draw attention to the problem of climate change protests turned violent in brussels on sunday. it. was a was it was. was. was. was more than a 1000 activists were arrested in london demonstrators tried to shut down key spots like westminster bridge and city airport rallie

players in issues here present moreno was elected on pledges of continuity with former president rafael correa citizen revolution but government quite differently most obviously with his i.m.f. loan agreement you have noted that we had some clues to this turnaround when mr moreno considered billionaire isabel noboa to be his running mate who is lenin and how did someone elect as a leftist going to the i.m.f. which was previously kicked out of south america. well thanks for having me yeah in effect when what eno in his youth was and that that was the militant of what's called the revolutionary left movement in his youth and then as he became a man he became a sort of what we can call a charity kind of left right one that supports giving charity to poor people or disabled people but not really the transformative kind of leftists that usually wants to overhaul the national economy or the power structure in society and that we see that he more had a personality that likes to seek approval from more powerful people or for power for interests that's why when he was vice president perhaps he seek the

conspiracy theories are coming from twitter in the office of leaning more in trying to say that this is rafael correa in brussels and nicolas more rule caracas who are behind it he's never addressed his deals with the i.m.f. with the world's elites so right now we're seeing a showdown in the playing out of the different class forces with each respective government in the region lining up either with the people of ecuador and. by east as it was called before or lining up with the government of ecuador so the lines are drawn in the next 72 hour we should be critical. appreciate you coming on thanks to analysis done shows my guest is professor of latin american studies at the city university of new york. now moving on german interior minister hor say hoffa has described the shootings around the city of hama as an anti semitic attack 2 people have been confirmed killed 27 year old shooter allegedly shown in this video at the moment of one attack has now been arrested on shooting occurred outside a synagogue another at a combat shop there are also reports of a grenade being thrown at a jewish cemetery pol

this country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his worst enemy former president rafael correa who lives in self-imposed exile in brussels. denies he's pulling the strings but he doesn't hide his political ambitions including the possibility of returning home to run for vice president or either more in a resign or he asks for early elections which would be the constitutional and democratic way to overcome this grave situation. that scenario may be premature despite the mounting social unrest and political intrigue here. but then again the dollar has a very long history of presidents being forced out before their term is up you see in human. the families of more than $110.00 people killed in unrest in iraq will be eligible for compensation that comes after the country's parliament officially recognized the victims as martyrs the government also unveiled more social reforms as it tries to quell the demonstrations that are entering their 2nd week. distinguished casualties of the protests will be recognized as martyrs and therefore their families will be compensated we will follow

country is being orchestrated by his former boss and now his were standing me former president rafael correa who lives in self-imposed exile in brussels. denies he's pulling the strings but he doesn't hide his political ambitions including the possibility of returning home. would you run for vice president or either morena resign or he asks for early elections which would be the constitutional and democratic way to overcome disk grave situation. that scenario may be premature despite the mounting social unrest and political intrigue here. but then again ecuador has a very long history of presidents being forced out before their trip is up you see in human i'll just keep them. they have been passionate scenes outside colombia supreme court by supporters and opponents of former president. he testified on tuesday as part of a deeply divisive investigation into whether he participated in witness tampering bribery it's the 1st time a former president has been called before a court on allegations that could lead to criminal charges and reports from bogota i surrounded by bodyguards and political a

is also very angry at the fact that this government like the previous government of president rafael correa is allowing foreign companies particularly from china to outstart of mining investment on their land and they say that it is poisoning their waters so that is part of the things one of the issues that is being negotiated presumably at this hour thank you very much from latin america and then with the latest on the protests there in ecuador and you can read more about what's unfolding there on our web site al-jazeera dot com of course our top story there is the turkish incursion into northeast syria turkish troops have now moved across the border into the country and bring you more on that in just a couple of seconds more details coming up. so we now have confirmation from the defense ministry of turkey that a military incursion has been launched into syria all this part of a major operation aimed at clearing the area of kurdish fighters present type announce the move on twitter saying its aim was to eliminate what he called a territory. and order the kurdish led syrian democratic forc

. >> schifrin: fpresident rafael correa built ecu-911 with chinese technology and chineseve ment loans 2016, he gave chinese president xi jinping a tour the center. but the current government of nin surveillance wasn't only designed to save lives. it was built with a backdoor to ecuador's inlligence agency that allowed ecu-911 surveillance to be weaponized against the governmente opponents. >> ( transl institution should have exclusively focused on were diversified to a different task, a perverse one-- espionage of political opponents, espionage of citizens they had intentions to hurt.rtesonage lo. in this safe neighborhood of the capital, quito, a single camera stands watch, and looks right into a specific living room. retired colonel mario pazmino was a constant critic of the former government. he says they installed thee- chinesproduced camera to keep watch. >> ( translated ): they choose n chinese cos because china had already developed a monitoring system that allowed them to have controlthe activity of the population. their gift is a trojan horse,co designed to ntrol everything i

amy: ecuador's former president rafael correa said tuesday moreno must resign or call early elections. and protesters are vowing to stay in the streets. this is the indigenous leader jaime vargas speaking to reporters in quito earlier this week. >> different s social groups are going up against the neoliberal governmement of lenin moreno, mobilizing, uniting, and organizing as the only way to defend the interests of the ecuadoran people. amy: for more, we go to quito, where we're joined by david cordero heredia, a law professor at pontifical catholic university. he is one of the lawyers representing protesters who have been detained in this latest round of protests. he was previously a human rights fellow at cornell university. professor, thank you so much for being with us. i know there is a bit of a sound delay. but if you can start off by talking about -- talk about what is happening in the streets right now and what they are responding to and what are their demands. hi, amy. good morning. do you hear me? ok. right now we are in the state of exception since last week. we are protes

with the help of the venezuelan president nicolas maduro he says what do you respond to that is rafael correa in deep behind the current crisis in ecuador. i thank you for having me on the show no i think it's absolutely preposterous i think it's a classical case of scapegoating for the government's own failures and its incapacity to deal with the current situation i mean it's not a 1st you know to sort of blame international actors for your own failures it's actually quite demeaning i would say sort of belittling of ecuadorian normal sort of ecuador and people's capacity to analysis is to analyze a situation they find themselves in to have dinner to take it upon themselves to decide to go out in demonstrations and to oppose the government going to show you if you speak to ecuador and they're sort of very you know they're very unhappy with the economic package that's been presented to them last week and i would go further i think they're more more longer term causes to the unrest of the current unrest that go back to when president moreno was sworn into power in may 2017 over the last 2 and a