buenos días, rodrigo. rodrigo: ¿qué onda? gustavo: pues, eso quiero saber.o empieces con el mismo choro, pa. ¿cuándo vas a entender que me estoy tomando un año sabático después de haber terminado mi carrera de administración? gustavo: no entiendo. te recuerdo que estudiaste administración para prepararte y estar al frente de la cadena de hospitales que tengo. ingrid: ya, déjalo en paz. ya habrá tiempo para todo. deja que rodrigo disfrute de su juventud. ¿o qué? ¿quieres que sacrifique todo por estar metido en el trabajo como tú? gustavo: espero que pronto te des cuenta que puedes lamentar el tiempo perdido, hijo. rodrigo: sí. gustavo: ¿y tanya? ¿sigue dormida? rodrigo: no, se fue de "brunch" con las amigas. ¿puedo? gustavo: espero poderla ver en la noche. parece que se la vive casi fuera de casa. ingrid: ay, ya, si vas a seguir criticando a mis hijos, ya mejor termina de irte. vete ya. no le hagas caso a tu papá, corazón. rodrigo: se pasa. ingrid: tú y tu hermana tienen derecho a disfrutar su vida. rodrigo: mira. ingrid: ¿a ver? casandra: oye, amiga, no pens

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rodrigo: absolutely.ot a restaurant in a certain neighborhood, we will partner with the restaurant to make it happen. in the u.k., we are already doing 200 virtual restaurants and expanding across europe. it is a hyper local exercise. it is going really well. we are excited. we are doing 200 restaurants in the u.k.. francine: 200 restaurants in the u.k.. you are definitely disrupting the way we consume food, the restaurant business. does it make it a nightmare for you and central banks as an economist to figure out productivity level and inflation? do we need to measure things differently because of businesses like uber eats? >> i think that is definitely the truth of the day. in this overwhelming information world, we still lack the relevant data. we have an abundance of data, but not necessarily the data we want. the way we calculate gdp and a number of other measures is not necessarily keeping pace with developments in the real economy. statistics lag reality. this is an example of how i believe we wil

a staggering number of murders in the philippines government's war on drugs and accuses president rodrigo tatay of inciting violence against drug dealers as well as intimidating judges and degrading women jimmy linda and reports from. its scenes like these that have prompted international action more than 6000 people killed in the 3 years since president rodrigo to 30 launched his so-called war on drugs those are the government's own figures the dead all suspected drug dealers it says but rights groups say the actual number could be 5 times that figure now the united nations has taken what many see as a critical 1st step towards accountability and comes after years of documentation and campaigning by both local and international rights groups the un's human rights council has ordered a report in the philippines it will address serious violations allegedly committed by the government jurong the terror to scratch down users. against drugs because drug users in the course of the.

for drug dealing while many filipinos support his policies his critics demand his resignation has rodrigo detective delivered on his promises this is inside story. and welcome to the program for the battle. is a divisive president for many filipinos his phrase by his supporters full combat in crime and corruption but his opponents say the crackdown comes at a high price with thousands killed in an internationally condemned campaign against illegal drugs deterrent is promising more of the same as he delivered his annual state of the nation speech he urged congress to reinstate the death penalty for drugs offenders and he defended his handling of territorial disputes with the chinese in the south china sea as he spoke to take his opponents burned an effigy of him outside parliament and his resignation i mean alan duggan has more from manila. right at the top of president a good start to speech today was a reiteration that is why the so-called war on drugs will being human to the end of his term he also even appeals for congress for the passage and imposition of the death penalty for illegal

rodrigo duterte's government.eople who are involved in drugs et cetera et cetera. it seems like a scary place to live but people love it. they have many, many islands. people go there for about six months so it is considered more of an adventure than anything else. instagram is causing people to stop and think before they post. the idea is that to stop bullying. dave lee, my colleague, writing this on line. this is a great thing. england schools otherwise for cyber bullying as set by the 0ecd. a tragic death of molly, a young teenager a couple of yea rs molly, a young teenager a couple of years ago, who took her life. this is because of contact on instagram. these young teenagers, young children, post a remark and you have no idea about the face on the other and an it is basically a check. i think it is a good thing. but if they do posted, the would say they we re they do posted, the would say they were sure they wanted to posted. --is were sure they wanted to posted. ——is the victim. it is horrible for me when yo

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los cierres se quedaron con 10 hombres ante la expulsiÓn de rodrigo salinas .ntando equipos de la mls con equipos de la liga mexicana. hasta que la informaciÓn. aranza: muchas gracias y gracias por su sintonÍa. y mÁs noticias en el noticiero a las 11:35 p.m.pero lo dejamos con "aquÍ y ahora" y nuestras compaÑeras. que pase buenas tardes. ♪ >>esta noche en "aquÍ y ahora". escÁndalo y crisis polÍtica en puerto rico. la revelaciÓn de insultos en un chat privado estremece la fortaleza y las calles. >> esta es la imagen que proyectaron a todo el pÚblico en su momento. era una mentira. >> les prometieron el paraÍso, pero antes deberÍan hacer una parada en lo que muchos consideran un infierno. >> con cuÁntos hombres tÚ tenÍas que tener relaciones al dÍa? >> con un cuatro. >> las anunciadas redadas no se materializaron, pero muchas comunidades y vecindarios ronda

that have prompted international action more than 6000 people killed in the 3 years since president rodrigo to 30 launched his so-called war on drugs those are the government's own figures the dead all suspected drug dealers it says but rights groups say the actual number could be 5 times that figure now they know.

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that have prompted international action more than 6000 people killed in the 3 years since president rodrigo the terror to launched his so-called war on drugs those are the government's own figures the dead all suspected drug dealers it says but why it's groups say the actual number could be 5 times that figure now the united nations has taken what many see as a critical 1st step towards accountability and comes after years of documentation and campaigning by both local and international rights groups the un's human rights council has ordered a report in the philippines it will address serious violations allegedly committed by the government jurong detect is crackdown on users campaign against drugs because drug users in the source of course of the. riots are be committed now are not about how many of those crimes are committed by drug users but the justification. is just not true we are overwhelmed by the drug problem wired such. a measure that the killing or the murder of. the philippine government with jack the u.n. vote calling it a travesty and saying it cannot accept a politically part

that have prompted international action more than 6000 people killed in the 3 years since president rodrigo deter to launched his so-called war on drugs those are the government's own figures the dead all suspected drug dealers it says but why it's groups say the actual number could be 5 times that figure now the united nations has taken what many see as a critical 1st step towards accountability and comes after years of documentation and campaigning by both local and international rights groups the un's human rights council has ordered a report in the philippines it will address serious violations allegedly committed by the government jurong detectives crackdown abusers campaign against drugs because drug users in the real source of course of the many of the crimes that are be committed now are not quibble about how many of those crimes are committed by drug users but the justification is not our it's just not true that we are overwhelmed by drug problem wired such. the murder of. the philippine government rejects the u.n. vote calling it a travesty and saying it cannot accept a politicall

in the phillippines, maria ressa, the editor of the online site, rappler, and critic of president rodrigo in court on tuesday charged with cyber libel. her website has reported extensively on president duterte's anti—drugs crackdown that left thousands of people dead. the number of people killed in severe flooding in parts of india, nepal and bangladesh rose to more than 300 on monday. that's despite the heavy rains starting to ease. floods swamped parts of eastern india more than a week ago. the authorities say 102 people have died in bihar state alone. in bangladesh, at least 700,000 people have been displaced. thousands of canadian salmon are going to be airlifted to safety after getting trapped by a landslide. the fish in the fraser river in british columbia are unable to swim upstream to spawn. rescuers are going to fly the fish by helicopter to a spot on the other side of the rockfall. maria ressa, the editor of the philippines news website, rappler and critic of president duterte will appear in court on later charged with cyber libel. live now to manila and our correspondent, howar

cyber libel case against maria ressa, the editor of the online site rappler and critic of president rodrigo. her website has reported extensively on president duterte‘s anti—drugs crackdown that left thousands of people dead. more now on the maria ressa case from bbc‘s howard johnson. maria ressa has been arrested twice and has 11 charges against and rappler. she has posted bail eight times. today she will not be here today but her lawyers representing her. this case goes back to 2012 when a businessman had an article written about him alleging he was involved with drugs and human trafficking, also he had spurious relationships with the supreme court chiefjustice at the time and these are allegations here refutes. this case was brought against rappler in 2017, some five years after that article was published. the rappler team says this is spurious timing. and that they have been very harsh on president duterte‘s war on drugs. they allege this is a political case tried to silence them. they have seen other cases of tax evasion and allegations of ownership by foreigners, something that is ill

so-called war on drugs the resolution brought by iceland has faced strong pushback from president rodrigo detect his government human rights watch estimates at least 12000 filipinos have been killed since the tatars campaign began in 2016 and the bastards from 22 nations have condemned china's treatment of ethnic and religious minorities in an unprecedented move they sent a letter to the human rights council calling for the detention of weaker muslims to stop. at least 8 people have died today a car bombing in northwestern syria the explosion happened near the city of. has more from beirut in neighboring lebanon. it's not the 1st time an explosion rocks the syrian city of africa and which lies along turkey's border is the city is under the control of turkey backed syrian rebels it used to be under the control of the syrian kurdish armed groups the right peachey now according to the opposition and the turkish government the i.p.g. is a terrorist organization and they blame the wife p.g. for carrying out these attacks like i mentioned it wasn't it's not the 1st attack of its kind in fact tu

drug dealers while many filipinos support his policies his critics the amount his resignation has rodrigo detected did live it on his promises this is inside story. and welcome to the program for the battle rodrigue will detect is a divisive president for many filipinos his praise by his supporters for combat in crime and corruption but his opponents say the crackdown comes at a high price with thousands killed in an internationally condemned campaign against illegal drugs detect is promising more of the same as he delivered his annual state of the nation speech he urged congress to reinstate the death penalty for drugs offenders and he defended his handling of territorial disputes with the chinese in the south china sea as he spoke detect his opponents burned an effigy of him outside parliament and his resignation jimmy fallon duigan has more from manila. right at the top of president goodluck tired to speech today was a reiteration that is why the so-called war on drugs will do the thing you heard to the end of his term he also even appealed for congress for the passage and imposition o

that have prompted international action more than 6000 people killed in the 3 years since president rodrigo the 30 launched his so-called war on drugs those are the government's own figures the dead all suspected drug dealers it says but why it's groups say the actual number could be 5 times that figure now the united nations has taken what many see as a critical 1st step towards accountability and comes after years of documentation and campaigning by both local and international rights groups the un's human rights council has ordered a report in the philippines it will address serious violations allegedly committed by the government jury is cracked down users campaign against drugs because drug users in the real source of course of the many of the crimes that are be committed now are not quibble about how many of those crimes are committed by drug users but the justification is not it's just not true that we are overwhelmed by the drug problem wired such. killing the murder. the philippine government rejects the u.n. vote calling it a travesty and saying it cannot accept a politically part

thousands of crime suspects have been killed in philippine president rodrigo to 10 days war on drugs over the past 3 years but rights groups believe the number of casualties is much higher than the 6000 some deaths the government admits to amnesty international says the killings disproportionately affect poor communities amount to crimes against humanity last week the un human rights council voted to investigate alleged abuses in the country those abuses include extra judicial killings disappearances and police coverups authorities say those killed were crime suspects who were resisting arrest the philippines human rights commission says there could be more than $27000.00 deaths from extrajudicial killings the government denies that figure and supports in said a strong anti-drug campaign and they say that it's necessary to reduce crime so in this episode will learn about the people impacted by those territories policies and ask whether the nation's approach towards fighting drug crime needs reform but with us to discuss this in manila carlos condé a researcher with human rights watch

the trial has begun of maria ressa, the editor of the online site rappler and critic of president rodrigoe has reported extensively on president duterte's anti—drugs crackdown that left thousands of people dead. let's go live to manila and speak to the bbc‘s howard johnson. if you see behind on the top floor, that's where branch 46 is. it is the editor of the website rappler. a businessman has bought about a lawsuit against maria ressa saying he libelled her. today, the first of the witnesses are being presented in that courtroom. i spoke to the prosecution just before the case started and they said there had been no political influence on this case. he said they feel they have been under pressure from the government because of their reporting. the allegations by human rights groups because of president duterte's war on drugs and it is the first day of the cyber libel trial maria ressa is here with being presented. what is the context for this? what is the climate like poorjournalists operating there? well, we've seen that there have been attacks on journalists, particularly on line and o

rights council has voted to set up an investigation into alleged crimes committed during president rodrigoampaign. it will focus on reports of extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearances. the philippines government strongly opposes the resolution. forecasters in the united states expect a hurricane to hit the coast of louisiana early on saturday. the region has already been saturated by days of heavy rain. they warn that tropical storm barry will send a dangerous surge of seawater towards the city of new orleans. as the area braces for worsening conditions, a large waterspout was filmed on lake pontchartrain. one of india's largest cities is running out of water. millions of people in the southern city of chennai are struggling as taps run dry. monsoon rains — which the city relies on — were weak last year. environmentalists blame climate change, but urbanisation is also playing a part. and they're warning this is a problem which could affect all countries. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports. scrambling for every last drop. they are running

that have prompted international action more than 6000 people killed in the 3 years since president rodrigo the terror to launched his so-called war on drugs those are the government's own figures the dead all suspected drug dealers it says but why it's groups say the actual number could be 5 times that figure now the united nations has taken what many see as a critical 1st step towards accountability and comes after years of documentation and campaigning by both local and international rights groups the un's human rights council has ordered a report on the philippines it will address serious violations allegedly committed by the government jurong the tear to scratch town users campaign against drugs because drug users in the real source of course of the. riots are be committed now or not. many of those crimes are committed by drug users but the justification. is just not true we are overwhelmed by drug problem why such. a measure that killing the murder out of. the philippine government rejects the un vote calling it a travesty and saying it cannot accept a politically partisan and one sid

the trial has begun of maria ressa, the editor of the online site rappler and critic of president rodrigo extensively on president duterte's anti—drugs crackdown that left thousands of people dead. earlier i spoke to our correspondent howard johnson outside the courthouse in manila. if you just see behind up on the top floor, that's where regional trial court branch 46 is. there is a case going on, cyber libel against rappler and maria ressa, the editor of the website. what has happened is a businessman has brought about a private case against her saying that she was involved with libelling him in an article back in 2012. now, this case has come bout five years after that and today, the first of the witnesses are being presented in that courtroom. i spoke to the prosecution just before the case started and they said that there had been no political influence on this case. maria ressa and rappler say they feel they have been under pressure from the government because of their reporting on the situation here in the philippines. grave human rights groups abuses are the allegations by human r

that have prompted international action more than 6000 people killed in the 3 years since president rodrigo deter to launched his so-called war on drugs those are the government's own figures the dead all suspected drug dealers it says but rights groups say the actual number could be 5 times that figure now the united nations has taken what many see as a critical 1st step towards accountability and comes after years of documentation and campaigning by both local and international rights groups the un's human rights council has ordered a report in the philippines it will address serious violations allegedly committed by the government jurong detect is cracked down users are campaign against drugs because drug users in the course of the. be committed now are not. those crimes are committed by drug users but the justification.

supporters say she is being targeted for her site's critical reports about the government of president rodrigohave spread rapidly in south—east asia. the findings published in the lancet infectious diseases indicate that half of the patients studied were not cured with first—choice drugs, and that resistant bugs have proliferated across cambodia and into laos, thailand and vietnam. just days after the world marked 50 years since the apollo moon landing, india has launched a historic mission of its own. india is hoping that its spaceship will be the first to land on the south pole of the lunar surface. from delhi, rajini vaidya nathan reports. into the skies and off to the moon. from a small island by the bay of bengal, india's space dreams soared to new heights. the unmanned lunar mission, chandrayaan—2, was launched successfully. there was relief at the control centre... ..and across the country. cheering. i'm really happy that india is launching chandrayaan—2. and i'm proud to be an indian. it is a huge opportunity for india to take this amongst the great countries that are leading in astron

iran hoists its flag over the seized british tanker, philippine president rodrigo duterte is due to giveh is expected to be dominated by his promises to tackle corruption, communist rebels, crime and drugs. live now to our correspondent, howard johnson, in manila. iam here i am here in commonwealth avenue on the approach of the congress building where there are protesters getting together to put their message across ahead of president duterte speech today. this prisoners of strong war —— drug war victims, the president has been in office for three years, july 2016 is when the drug war began and they want to get their voices heard about the people who have been caught up on this. the police at 6600 people have been killed, the government says about 5500, human rights script sets more than 20000 and not be seated today as president at one talking about the drug warand as president at one talking about the drug war and he is proud of what he has achieved with these killings because he says it has brought down the crime rate in the country and is as people in places like manila feel safer be

that have prompted international action more than 6000 people killed in the 3 years since president rodrigo the terror to launched his so-called war on drugs those are the government's own figures the dead all suspected drug dealers it says but why it's groups say the actual number could be 5 times that figure now the united nations has taken what many see as a critical 1st step towards accountability and comes after years of documentation and campaigning by both local and international rights groups the un's human rights council has ordered a report in the philippines it will address serious violations allegedly committed by the government jurong detectors crack down on users campaign against drugs because drug users and the source of course of the many of the crimes that are be committed now are not about how many of those crimes are committed by drug users but the justification. is just not true we are overwhelmed by the drug problem wired such. a measure that the killing or the murder of. the philippine government rejects the un vote calling it a travesty and saying it cannot accept a p

rights council has voted to set up an investigation into alleged crimes committed during president rodrigoaron drugs campaign. it will focus on reports of extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearances. the philippines government strongly opposes the resolution. sudan's ruling military council says it has foiled an attempted coup. a spokesman, generaljamal omar, announced on state television that 16 people had been arrested and four detained — among them current and retired officers from the army and national intelligence and security service. he said the coup attempt aimed to block a power—sharing deal being finalised between the military council and pro—democracy demonstrators. these dramatic pictures show the moment a majorfire broke out at an electricity generating power station near moscow, sending plumes of smoke and flames 50 metres high. 11 people received medical treatment including five people with minor burns but no one was hospitalised. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the mayor of new orleans has warned that a tropical storm moving towards t

calls a staggering number of murders in the philippine government's war on drugs defuses president rodrigo detective inciting violence against drug dealers as well as intimidating judges and degrading women. as president donald trump says he's not backing down on efforts to determine the citizenship status of the american population is abandon plans to put a citizenship question on the 2020 census but will issue an executive order to pursue other ways to get the data. a car bombing in the libyan city of benghazi has killed at least 4. people and wounded dozens of blast targeted the funeral of a former military commander it was aligned with a former libyan leader moammar gadhafi the head of libya's special forces which is under the control of warlord highly for have to was attending the funeral but was unharmed what would i do were had has more from tripoli. symmetry is very close to the headquarters of the special forces unit which are under the control of the warlord. have to we understand that this was a funeral held for a former commander of the special forces units and he would get und

this was president rodrigo deter to sports the state of the nation address his supporters promised it would be his most important year laying out his plans for the remaining 3 years of his term. in his 90 minute address in congress where the majority is allied to this administration he promised a continuation of this policy until the end of his term and no let up in this campaign against the illegal drugs treat i. still have. to fight against this social minutes let the results. of the death penalty. for crying is still a big. legal. despite a united nations human rights council resolution to investigate the killings and a pending preliminary examination in the international criminal court the philippine government says more than 6000 filipinos have been killed since the terror to launch the so-called war on drugs but the rights groups say the total is more than $20000.00 local polls do show approval for detaches war on drugs but many people also fear they could become victims of extrajudicial killings and they support international investigations been carried out. outside congress in

philippine president rodrigo duterte is due to give his annual state of the nation address in the nexttackle corruption, communist rebels, crime and drugs. live now to our correspondent, howard johnson, in manila. tell us more about what is going to say. -- what he is going to say. i'm outside a duterte rally here, it is very noisy as you can hear, songs are being sung and he is going to make a benchmark speech where he puts forward the ideas of the nation in the years ahead. this is similar to the state opening of parliament, the state of the union address in america. what he will say today we are likely to hear him say, he will talk about his bill strategy, strategy to put more money into infrastructure projects to try and improve the economy. the economy has been stable over the last couple of yea rs, been stable over the last couple of years, currently a growth of around 6% invention is around 3%, which came down from about 7% loss just of the government has been keen to show that it the government has been keen to show thatitis the government has been keen to show that it is getti

undermine their freedoms demonstrators are rallying across the philippines calling for president rodrigo the ted barrett to be removed from office the protest called inside of the president's state of the nation address. puerto rico's embattled governor has announced he won't be seeking reelection next year but ricardo over there refused to give in to protesters calling to his immediate resignation he's been accused of racism homophobia and corruption exit polls for the party of ukraine's new president a lot of evidence he has won this that parliamentary election for the comedian called the vote after his landslide victory in april because parliament was packed with opponents. japan's prime minister shinzo are there has claimed victory in an upper house election but his win wasn't large enough for him to be able to lift restrictions on japan's armed forces and firefighters in portugal have managed to bring 2 wildfires under control but one blaze is still burning dangerously close to villages more than a 1000 firefighters are battling the flames those are the headlines on al-jazeera up to

for drug dealers while many filipinos support his policies his critics demand his resignation has rodrigo detected dead livid on his promises this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program for the battle rodrigue order to it is a divisive president for many filipinos is praised by his supporters for combat in crime and corruption but his opponent.

shootout east of manila the girl's mother denies this 6000 people have been killed since president rodrigo to charity introduced the crackdown in 2016. now the u.n. says world leaders may not be able to keep their promises to raise global education standards by the year 2030 according to a report by unesco one in 6 children in modern role in school and 40 percent of the world's young people will not finish secondary school while learning rates are expected to stagnate in middle income countries in latin america and dropped by almost a 3rd in french speaking african nations by 2030 but the u.n. says drastic measures are needed to change projections that show one 5th of young people and they only a 3rd of all adults will not be literate by 2030 helen clark is the former prime minister of new zealand and is now an education advisor for unesco she says investing in education must be a priority. no country ever developed without a mystical nesting in education for its people just doesn't happen so to break the cycle of poverty the whole country's for communities for families education is ever .

staggering number of murders in the philippine government's war on drugs it's accusing the president rodrigo tatty of inciting violence against drug dealers as well as intimidating judges and degrading women human rights watch estimates that at least 12000 filipinos have been killed since detainees campaign began in 2016 colors condé is the philippines researcher at human rights watch and joins me now from manila good to have you with us live on al-jazeera so detailed policy and actions will now come under the spotlight will the u.n. get unfettered access to the country to investigate. well obviously the remains to the scene because all of this now of the honest with you on the philippine government to comply with the u.n. has done today and also to comply with it so you get a chance they don't want but are particularly the human rights council so really in terms of unfettered access as i said at that remains to be seen and we certainly hope that the philippine government with good access to the u.n. experts that they respect the decision of the u.n. human rights council for them to just cha

that have prompted international action more than 6000 people killed in the 3 years since president rodrigo the terror to launched his so-called war on drugs those are the government's own figures the dead all suspected drug dealers it says but rights groups say the actual number could be 5 times that figure now the united nations has taken what many see as a critical 1st step towards accountability and comes after years of documentation and campaigning by both local and international rights groups the un's human rights council has ordered a report in the philippines it will address serious violations allegedly committed by the government jurong detectives crackdown users campaign against drugs because drug users and will be a source of course of the day i mean you know. be committed now we're not quibble about how many of those crimes are committed by drug users but the justification being it's not it's just not true that we are overwhelmed by the drug problem wired such. a measure that they're killing the murder out of the people the philippine government rejects the un vote calling it a

east of manila the girl's mother though denies this 6000 people have been killed since president rodrigo to turkey introduced the cracked up in 2016 internet connections are being restored in sudan following a court ruling sudan's military council cut the internet more than a month ago saying the blackout was needed to protect the transition deal reached with the opposition but opposition figures say the military was just trying to hide evidence of its violent breakup of a city an outside military headquarters that killed more than 100 people. nigeria's national assembly went into lockdown early on tuesday after shots were fired during fighting between police and a group of shia muslim protesters demonstrators say 2 people were shot by police trying to enter the assembly building islamic movement of nigeria has protested regularly outside the parliament calling for the release of their leader has been into tensions 2015 italy's hardline interior minister has shut down a large migrant center in sicily but air so they need to at the center prior to its closing and underlined the drop in mi

vowingnt rodrigo duterte to reimpose the death penalty in his war on drugs and raise levees on alcohol and tobacco. corporateans to slash income taxes as he enters the second half of his six-year term. ofid: all against a backdrop a market that reentered a bull market. manila, theut of vpn head of research. good to see you. just your key takeaways as an investor from his state of the nation yesterday? >> i think as an investor i'm quite happy with what he said. the continuation of the tax reform program, i think that will help improve the competitiveness of the country. is the the promise benefits are not quantifiable. they are more qualitative. think thisely i would be something welcome for people. it would improve our competitiveness. i think down the road we will see the benefits in terms of higher investment, and we can talk about how these developments are positive for the economy. yvonne: the markets have been looking for some type of catalyst. i'm just wondering, does what said and laid out, is it enough to sustain this rally? i think it is quite difficult. the benefits of these

duterte'sdent rodrigo term almost through, investors expect a bump in the second half of his reign.it of a history lesson. >> we have data that goes back to the 1990's, going back to the early 1990's president. we made our way into where we are now. have a look at this graphic. we have taken the index. we have measured it since the start of each presidency, a six-year term by the way. so three years in, how does the current admin stack up compared to past ones? there are other things at work. the case of president duterte, it so happens that he came in when the fed was tightening rates. yearave come off a four bull run when it comes to the philippines and timeline. he -- and thailand. he did quite well for his first three years. that is benchmark return. our next guest is going to point 26%.e did much better, up have a look at some of these charts in terms of our setup. we are currently under the bull market level, give or take a few points, about 8200. it also how happens -- so happens that this next technical resistance, it is on our chart for the clients -- it happens to be on th

united nations human rights council has voted to investigate abuses committed by philippines president rodrigo duterte in his campaign against drug dealers, including widespread accounts of extrajudicial killings and other gross human rights violations. by the philippine government's own estimate, police have killed 6600 people since duterte'ss inauguration three years ago. human rights groups say the true toll could top 27,000. president duterte has repeatedly boasted that he has personally murdered drug dealers. president donald trump has expressed admiration for duterte, saying he's done an unbelievablele job on the drug problem. this week, a funeral was held for the youngest victim of the philippines's drug war, three-year-old myca ulpina, who was shot dead by police june 29 at her home near manila. this is activist ruby lynn litao of the anti drug war group rise up for life. >> and here, another three-year-old victim. they say collateral damage. it is not. because of this war on drugs. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace re

in the philippines, president rodrigo duterte called for lawmakers to bring back the death penalty forrug offenders during his state of the unionn address monday. earlier this month, the u.n. voted to investigate abuses committed by duterte's forces in his war on drugs, which human rights groups say has claimed tens of thousands of lives. butch olano of amnesty international said -- "extrajudicial killings remain rife in the philippines. talk of bringing back the death penalty for drug-related crimes is abhorrent, and risks aggravating the current climate of impunity." tens of thousands took to the streets to protest against duterte during his address. protesters also objected to duterte's refusal to confront china over its sinking of a filipino fishing boat last month and territorial disputes in the south china sea. this is a member of the opposition movement new patriotic alliance. >> the people are quite fed up now with ththe excuses, with the killings, with the repeated subserviencece to china. we just want those incidences and cases to stop. -- if hehen duterte cannot uphold the c

insults, but the president praises vladimir putin, says he's a great guy, he's a good person about rodrigo duterte, what a great job you're doing. and north korean leader kim jong-un, he wrote beautiful letters, we fell enlove. i don't get it. what's the deal with the disconnect here? >> you know, poppy, there's nothing new here. we saw this even during the campaign. i remember when maggie haberman and i went to interview president trump in one of the interviews we did on foreign policy and i asked him about pall putin. he said, well, he said very nice things about me. that means he's also trying to disrupt everything the west is trying to do about democracy in the region. on kim jong-un, you know, you've seen what he's said and kim jong-un has figured hout how to play him which is say nice things about him and he'll probably ignore the fact we're continuing to expand the nuclear arsenal, which is exactly where the united states is right now. what we've learned is that the president is just very sensitive to specific personal criticism, and the fact that, you know, the ambassador in this c

. ♪ [music break] amy: "tamacun" by the mexican guitar duo rodrigo y gabriela.his is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman, with juan gonzalez. as we continue our discussion with john carlos frey, author of "sand and blood: america's stealth war on the mexico border." juan: it chronicles how it became a war zone through decades of deadly bipartisan immigration policy, but also examine the border through the personal history of john carlos frey's family. john, you're born into a one a, but -- in tijuana, but you lived virtually all of your life in the u.s. on the san diego side of the border. within eyesight of the border. you talk in your book about a very moving story about what happened to your mother who was a permanent resident, a green card holder in those days, that had enormous impression on your view of the immigration problem. >> right. i watched my mother be deported before my eyes, even though she of legal residency in the u.s. juan: could you read that? >> there's a story about it in the book. "my mother was a mexican woman with dark features and dark skin

investigation on possible cases of crimes against humanity in particular against the government of president rodrigo declare day there have been 53 communications received by i.c.c. from the philippines from different organizations urging the i.c.c. to conduct an investigation and to hopefully file cases against the president draghi good declared this administration but you know richelle as many statements in the past the government has always to acted the same way to investigations like this it has always reacted dismissively and the recent reaction of the president's presidential spokesperson it says that amnesty international is just.