rob matheson has more from kuwait city. you're getting some initial figures in kuwait and they are showing that 29 of the parliamentarians out of 50 will be taking seats in parliament and are aligned towards the opposition. what that means is that essentially, the deadlock remains between the parliament and the government. nothing has changed from before the elections were held. the other big figure is the turnout. it was 51%, very low for kuwait and an indication of how frustrated people have been with this parliamentary process which has essentially ground to a halt so what happens next? many people are looking to the cabinet to make that decision. it is in charge of the political process in making changes. one of the changes people have been suggesting to us when they have been talking to us is to bring in official political parties. that means it would be to simplify things for the voters in the run-up to the election & phi negotiations within the parliament itself. the other thing the cabinet will have to take into con

rob method matheson reports from kuwait city. for the 2nd time and 11 months focusing to wait or hoping to break the deadlock which has power lies there, government for more than 2 years. analysts say one of the challenges is that there are no political parties and candidates run as independence. coate almost had. it's official constitution for 70 years. woman had the right to vote almost 18 years. but we still don't have any political parties. we are relying heavily on individuals who we think are good enough to present us. there is not enough. focus on teamwork. photos choose 50 to 65 seats in parliament . the mirror points up to 16 cabinet members. 15 from have seats in the national assembly since 2020. the assembly has been increasingly dominated by members opposed to the government, detroit of breaks and passed in 2022. the crime prints issued a royal decree to dissolve parliament and go wages went back to the ballot box in september. but 6 months later, the constitutional court ruled that decree invalid saying it went again

alpha 0 is rob matheson is in to wait city. so rob, you've been educating me on kuwait in politics and the country has held 3 general elections in just over 2 years. why is that number? so normally when we talk about elections and all the data, we're talking about big issues like economies or a big industrial projects or social issues. this time to wait has all those problems. but it's not talking about any of them, or at least the parliament and the government honest because they have been essentially deadlocked for the past 2 and a half years. that there are a couple of reasons for that. and it's mainly to do with this structure. all of the problem is itself, the parliament has a tremendous amount of authority because of the 1962 constitution of co a which is a very unusual in the golf. it's a very unusual state parks, any parliament in the, in the golf to have why, as much power as this one does into a 2nd thing is that there are 50 seats out of the 65 seats in the fall elements, which are essentially up for grabs here, elect

rob matheson, i'll just say to a city the hello again. the headlines on how to 0. the cranes president has held his troops fighting and bust, moved the little interest as that's conducting offensive action along the front line. but it hasn't said if it's part of along the way to counter offensive. the best judgment was the one that some of william i'm grateful to every one of our soldiers. all our defenders who during this day have provided the news we have been waiting for. we see how russia reacts historically to every step. we take there about all positions we have taken. the enemy knows that ukraine will when they see in us they feel it thanks to your strikes warriors, especially in the didn't ask region life. i want to particularly highlight the 5th separate assault brigade and the $57.00 separate motorized, infantry brigade of which skilfully decisively and effectively defended our positions, destroyed the occupiers. okay, and most importantly, move forward to the us extra state answering of lincoln says, washington won't let a wrong develop nuclear weapons.

rob matheson, i'll just say to a city. the ruling party of mexico's president underestimated while lopez over door has won the governorship of the countries most popular states. the moreno party defeated the institutional revolutionary party, or p. r. i in the state of mexico for the 1st time and 94 years. the last is a heavy blow to the p. r. i had a presidential elections next year. my new, well, regular reports from the mexican capital celebrations and mexico's most populous state. after the candidate for governor, from the boat and a party seized victory on sunday. it's a historic moment, as this region of mexico has been governed by a single party for almost a century. this is a victory for all, for every citizen from the state of mexico, it has been a 100 years of corruption and abandonment. the time changes, people organized and one didn't feel room is not only made history by becoming mexico states, 1st female governor, but many believe her victory represents a death blow for the institutional revolutionary party,

rob matheson has more from kuwait city. the turner is going to be very important in the selections that are 792000 registered voters and to wait out of a population of just over a 1000000 put in the run up to these elections. local media have been speculating that turned out some might actually be about 50 to 60 percent. and most of the elections that obviously to cover 50 to 60 percent would actually be pretty good funding to wait. that's really low. and the reason for that isn't politics is a central point to a mccoy to live. it's also a significant talking point problem is, it's been a talking point for all the wrong reasons. for the last 2 years, both the economy and the government on the logo has to be seems to be deadlock to nobody's talking to anybody else. part of the problem is the weight that the parliament, the structure of each very fractured the 50 of the seats in parliament, go to independence, elect to candidates. and that means that everybody has their own opinion. everybody has their own agenda and that slo

rob matheson, i'll just say troy city. no, it's exactly a year since the killing of presenting and did just rights activists and research a breed a pereira, i'm british journalist on phillips in the amazon jungle. they've been documenting illegal poaching in the remote jabari valley since then louis unnecessarily that the silver has been elected business president, and he's promised more protection for indigenous groups, monica, you had a calf travel to the region to see if any progress is be made. the plus will, gustavo, the tank, was to remember to, to our weight and the gut feeling that something had gone terribly wrong. no. this, a year ago on june 5th, they had received a radio message from your colleague indigenous expert, little video. it was on his way to meet them at the small river port about the la do not. you were just journalist on phillips was accompanying him in the boat. they made a g. i need the permit. i thought i was on when they didn't show up. i knew something horrible had happened. we set out with the

but they're not holding out much hope rob matheson, i'll just say troy city, the color again, the headlines on how to 0. the grains president has held his troops fighting and bust moved. the literature says that's conducting offensive action along the front line. but it hasn't said if it's part of along the way to counter offensive bush, you have judging of course, and whatnot. some of william, i'm grateful.

rob matheson, i'll just say to 8 sitting on him on the job as a professor of political science actuate university. he says, any agreement should be based on the constitution. the problem is deduction and it's, it's not in the details. it's the structure of the whole political system. where do you have the balance of power is totally marginalized by the people and then you'll have the very, i'm a great amount of power in the hands of the, the, the executive branch, rolling family and, and the, i mean, so whenever any crisis moment price is not important as, as much as it should be. then they could go to the easiest way to is all a problem. and since 2003, what's the time of the separation between the was the, i mean, the confidence and the prime minister out of 10 minutes to age with this, or they didn't come to this time. so this is a kaiser's, which is the embedded. it's a structure that has nothing to do with the details. the details might justify some of the problems like to the non partisan politics and other things. but we have a problem that always will continue unless there is a

rob matheson has more from kuwait city, double charging has been going on since the fall is closed on tuesday at 8 pm. we don't know who is going to be in the parliament, and we now know also the $29.00 of the parliamentarians out of the 50 in total, are leaning towards the opposition. what that means in practical tends, is that towards politics are essentially still in dialogue that they're not going to move. the other thing that is very important to notice what these elections is, the level of turn out. it's very low, it's 51 percent. and that gives an indication of the level of dissatisfaction that take away these now have what this whole political process which has gone on for about 2 and a half years. but he essentially has gone to a whole back in 2020. and it's been fairly level movement since then, and we've been seeing over the last few days that people have becoming more and more disengaged with the political process to the extent, as i say, that hosp the posing population get in. so we didn't even bother to try not to post a pallet. us secretary of state anthony, blinking is

rob matheson, i'll just say, to a city official said being taking place in brazil to mock exactly a year since the killing are present in indigenous rights. activism is such a, bruno pereira, a british journalist. on phillips, in the amazon jungle, they've been documenting a legal coaching and the remote and she of our you valley. visiting police have just charged to woman with the motors, including the leader of what's to be described as a transnational criminal organizations. 3 local fishermen already awaiting a possible trial. some cow, he is a journalist, one of several contributors to don't. flips his book, how to save the amazon. he's just come back from the memorial service in sao paulo and says while he welcomes the charges, just as is often no served. the ease charges and arrests have been a long time coming and i think the savings here was in general bass. unfortunately in brazil, one especially in the amazon region where a lot of houses and interests lie, a vast environment of defenders and goodness are often q and the motors are no rules of justice. so, and if they offer thos

p as in the cabinets have led to a prolonged political deadlock houses here as rob matheson is incl wait city. so 3 general elections if my math is right and feel free to correct me, 3 general elections in just over 2 years. this will be number 4. why rob? the moment we're covering elections around the world, we're usually talking about the economies. we're talking about social problems. we're talking about infrastructure problems within the country. not quite has issues with all of those, but the government is not talking about any of them because the government's not talking to anybody. and neither is the ruling body is a national executive which is controlled by the ruling party, the all stop our families. the problem is that for the past 2 and a half years, they have been dead. there has been no movement. finally, little discussion about any of the major issues like to wait these ones dealt with and that are 2 reasons for that. the 1st is the structure of the parliament itself is very interesting because they need to wait upon them. it's because of the 1962 constitutional great, it's

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but they're not holding out much hope rob matheson, i'll just say troy city and the jetta joins us now. he's a professor of political science at quite university and joins us from kuwait city sir. what does it say about creating politics that they keep having to vote again? you know, i, you see this is the structure of the problem is direction and it's, it is not in the details. it's the structure of the home political system. where do you have the balance of power is totally monsoon advised by the people. and then you have the very amount would be great amount of power in the hands of the the, the. ringback executive branch, i was wondering, family and anatomy, so whenever any crisis more of the price is not important as, as much as it should be. then they would go to the easiest way to is all upon $0.10 a $1003.00, which the time of the separation between the wasn't all the m e and the competence . and the prime minister, alto 10 is h with this, or they didn't come to this time. so this is a kaiser's, which is the embedded. it's a structure that has nothing to do with the details. th

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