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a latin america is elissia. newman reports from san jose in neighboring costa rica. henley issue is new weather. nick robin president. daniel ortega one sunday's controversial election, but rather whether he seized it or take i had imprisoned. scores of critics, including 7 of the most competitive, would be candidates and barred, independent observers and journalists from entering the country. international condemnation was swift and harsh nor song resolution. amelia, this was not a free election. this should not surprise us because this was a chronicle of fraud and foretold countries. hm. chile to neighboring cluster rica to the united states and the european union denounced the election as illegitimate and democratic. and a pantomime saying they would not recognize the results, but venezuela, cuba and russia have rushed will take us defense. look here, when you, my uncle was the bill with the when the voting was over yesterday evening, the white house announced its refusal to recognize it and called on other countries to do the same. we considered unacceptable and

this in human has more from san jose, the capital of neighboring costa rica, apart from very strong to allies, there will be no independent observance during the selection, and that includes journalists, in fact, the reason why i'm here in san jose costa rica and not in nicaragua, capital is that for the 1st time ever, the nickel problem government has decided that foreign journalist cannot into the country. this is absolutely unprecedented. never happened before in nicaragua, nor in cuba, or even the whaler when there are elections. but that is the situation right now. however, there are journalists in nicaragua, many of them working underground, who are going to be sending information all the time here to costa rica and to other parts of the world to try to keep people informed. thousands of people in poland have taken to the streets and renewed protests against the nations strict abortion law. the rallies were thought by the death of a 30 year old, pregnant women, doctors didn't terminate for fetus. despite determining that it would not survive a woman family say she was denied life

pressure to an already unprecedented migration crisis in the region. lucio newman al jazeera san jose costa rica, protested his. according for armine as prime minister to resign, the year after, he signed an unpopular ceasefire with as a by john thousands joined, a rally in the capital yerevan to mark the anniversary. the agreement ended fighting over the disputed nagondo kara back region, but it surrendered control of large areas of land tobacco. nicole passion. yeah, i'm has since one election, former george and president miguel soc, is really as in transferred to a prison hospital. he's been on the hunger strike, will it more than a month? one in jail? software video support has that been holding rallies, calling for his release. he was arrested last month when he returned from exile, love to been convicted in absentia of abuse. power u. s. investigators of see $6000000.00 in ransomware, payments and charged to alleged hackers in relation to major attacks. ukrainian mans and custody authorities are still searching for the other suspect who's a russian citizen. it's alleged, the men not tied t

and that includes journalists, in fact, the reason why i'm here in san jose costa rica and not in nicaragua capital is that for the 1st time ever, the nickel robin government has decided that foreign journalist cannot into the country. this is absolutely unprecedented. never happened before in nicaragua, nor in cuba, or even the whaler when there are elections. but that is the situation right now. however, there are journalists in nicaragua, many of them working underground, who are going to be sending information all the time here to costa rica and to other parts of the world to try to keep people informed back to you via newman, with religious from costa rica as you mentioned thank you. gangs in haiti are increasingly targeting schools and their students, the, you and children's agency. unicef says the gangs are also forcing teachers to pay protection money or face abduction themselves. john henderson reports now from puerto prince emma in haiti's capital. learning is a dangerous business. the education of the use of puerto prince occurs behind iron gates beneath spiral blades of barbed w

neighboring costa rica. apart from very strong to allies, there will be no independent observance during the selection. and that includes journalists, in fact, the reason why i'm here in san jose costa rica and not in the nicaraguan capital is that for the 1st time ever, the nickel rabo government has decided that foreign journalist cannot into the country. this is absolutely unprecedented. never happened before in nicaragua, nor in cuba, or even in his wales when there are elections. but that is the situation right now . however, there are journalists in nicaragua, many of them working underground, who are going to be sending information all the time here to costa rica and to other parts of the world to try to keep people informed. tens of thousands of people have gathered to pay tribute to one of brazil's most populous thing is maleah mendosa was killed in a plane crash on friday. she died alongside her manager and her aid found key for hours to bid farewell to the thing at her wake in the northeast city of go on. both pilots also died in the accident in a rural area of the south eastern state of minutes got a 26 year old performed country music. indigenous bolivians have he

costa rica apart from very strong to allies. there will be no independent observers during the selection, and that includes journalists, in fact, the reason why i'm here in san jose costa rica and not in the nicaraguan capital is that for the 1st time ever, the nickel robin government has decided that foreign journalist cannot into the country this is absolutely unprecedented. it's never happened before in nicaragua, nor in cuba, or even that is wally when there are elections. but that is the situation right now . however, there are journalists in nicaragua, many of them working underground, who are going to be sending information all the time here to costa rica and to other parts of the world to try to keep people informed. protest is georgia calling for the release of former president mckayla soccer feeling like he was job last month when he returned to georgia. being convicted in that sense of use of power. he's on hunger strike and demonstrated that demanding his private clinics because he's getting weaker the hard to say the 53 year old vital signs on normal a 2nd day of heavy rain in the balls the capital has lead to more major flooding and landslides, risi

our latin america editor, lucy newman, joins us live now from costa rica capital a san jose. so 1st of all of this year, you are of course, in costa rica because foreign journalists are not being allowed into nicaragua for this election. so how do we know what's actually going on in the country? that's a very good question, but the nicaragua is very near to costa rica. in fact, we were by the border for several days. and we were with a lot of the people, some of whom are here now in the capitol hill, but crossed back and forth through in legal border passes. and they bring news of what's happening. we also do have people inside nicaragua, who are keeping us well informed. a lot of the nicaraguan journalist are here in costa rica. they've set up networks with their own people inside the country that are sending them information. and what we're hearing is that there was a very, very low turn out today during the elections. and that is consistent with an opposition called for people in nicaragua to stay home, not to vote in order to in their words, not legitimized, a fraud. the n

to know state agents were threatening him, that is the consistent fear of so many here in san jose, costa ricath this group of exiles, each of whom say they've received threats from the ortega regime since fleeing in the last few years. one story stood out. an activist, she fled in 2019 after threats to her life. she now runs a flower shop in san jose where a friend visits her often. about a month ago, a man entered the shop, closed the door, and pointed a gun. he told us stop [ bleep ] around [ bleep ]. he started strangling me. she was pistol whipped and knocked down and suffered knee fractures as a result. crying, the first thing i thought about, my son. this man is going to kill us. eventually, the man left without stealing anything. both women filed a police report and suspect the same thing. they were targeted by nicaraguan agents. nicaraguan human rights groups say they've recorded dozens of attacks in recent years, though proving a nicaraguan government is behind them is near impossible. officially, costa rica's government says they've found no such cases of spies attacking exiles. we'

this is an exiled nicaraguann san jose, costa rica, at a protest denouncing sunday's election. >> innicaragua, there are no elections. there is an electoral circuit where ortega chose those who will accompany him in this political circus. he let his political allies go free. he imprisoned those candidates who formed and genuine opposition. amy: the u.s. state department has told all american citizens in ethiopia they should leave as soon as possible as the prospect of widescale conflict mounts. the embassies of the u.s. and other countries evacuated all non-essential personnel. this came days after ethiopia's government declared a state of emergency after tigrayan rebels backed by oromo fighters marched toward addis ababa, seizing two strategic towns less than 250 miles from the ethiopian capital. on sunday, ethiopian authorities organized pro-government rallies attended by tens of thousands of who pledged to defend addis ababa from the rebels. in sudan, soldiers fired tear gas and arrested scores of people over the weekend, as protesters opposed to the october 25 coup began a two-da

a latin america editor, lucy newman, has more from san jose enabling costa rica when nicaraguans in exile are protesting . well, they are certainly angry, but at the same time feeling very emboldened, there are hundreds and hundreds of them here. when you have recognized quite a few because they've come from the border, the border, but very close to reagan and nicaragua, where they took buses over night to get here to take part in this protest. some of them had actually crossed over into costa rica for illegal border passes so that they say they will not be forced to vote in today's elections, which they don't call the next. and they say that nicaraguans will only be able to vote a will. they would want as their next president, because the vast majority of the mainstream will vision candidates are either in prison or had been or have gone into exile. it's a very, very percentage lation here in nicaragua. so we are hearing that at least a to help with vision members were arrested overnight and that, or rather than supporters of president l ortega going, how is the house to try to bring peo

the caea newman with the latest from san jose in costa rica about that election in nicaragua. and lucy, for the moment. thank you. israel's army has designated 6 palestinian civilian society groups as an authorized organizations, accusing them of funnelling money to an armed group. the organizations targeted include that leading palestinian human rights organizations. i'll hock and at the mere as well as of research center. israel says the groups have links to the popular front for the liberation of palestine, which has carried out deadly attacks. that designation gives the armor army power to shut down offices and arrest staff harry force. it has more now from west jerusalem. they were designating these 6 engineers as linked to funnelling money to the p, f l, p, which israel and the number of western countries defined as a terrorist organization. now, there was some pushback internationally against this. there's also criticism internally within israel about the sort of p r effective doing this without a full and transparent account of exactly how they were basing these accusa

she joins us from san jose in neighboring costa rica, where nicaraguans are in exile and protesting the election. lucia tell us what a protest is hoping to achieve. their trying jo, attention to what is widely being described as a fraud to live on transparent election in their home country. and the fact that nicaraguans in nicaragua cannot vote freely. they say that since necropolis cannot go out and protest publicly, because that is against the law, they are going to give them a voice while they're here. they're really one of the international community to see what is going on. we run into dozens of people who lost their loved ones, their husbands, their children in the uprising that started in nicaragua, back in 2018. and now these people are exiled here. but we're also hearing that, by the way, before i continue, i wanted to make more about that. we are here and not in nicaragua itself because for the 1st time ever in an upper tidmore with the government of president. danielle ortega has forbidden foreign journalists from covering the elections. however, we do have a local producer t

from over seeing the vote or latin america editor of the sea and him and reports from san jose in neighboring costa rica after al jazeera was denied entry into nicaragua. as usual, dick rob was armed forces distributed and guarded ballots ahead of sundays presidential elections. but there is nothing usual about this. one. most noteworthy is who is not on the ballot, not a single competitive candidate from nicaragua, mean opposition parties. in the lead up to the poll president, daniel ortega, who's running for a 4th consecutive term imprisoned 7 mainstream opposition candidates and disqualified the rest, accusing them of everything from money laundering to treason. ac is as that who's gone go. what we are doing is trying criminals with bloated, again, as the country, the security of our country by trying to organize another uprising. another could deter it not known as the crackdown opposition. candidates and activists ahead of the elections, forced architect maria ankle is still gallo to seek refuge in neighboring costa rica. conger lincoln, a man thought the latter basil, but without a when the repres

to lucio newman has been following developments from san jose in neighboring costa rica. the government has already put out what it says are the initial results, which will probably be the final result says saying that president daniel ortega won by nearly 75 percent of the votes. no surprise there. but the, what is interesting is what the opposition coalition that has that monitored the elections from inside nicaragua says it says that between 79 and 84 percent of nicaraguans abstained in that election. and that is pretty consistent with what we've been hearing from gallup polls. that, that indicate that president ortega's popularity is below 19 percent. now, the reaction, the international reaction has been swift and harsh. world leader is the same. this was not a matter of who would win about whether daniel ortega has won the election, but rather were there he has stolen and grabbed the election. the united, the european union has just put out a statement saying that it does not recognize the legitimacy of elections which were not competitive and that it will consider

expected result or latin america added to lucy newman is following developments from san jose in neighboring costa rica, nicaragua is very near to costa rica, in fact, we were by the border for several days. and we were with a lot of the people, some of whom are here now in the capitol hill, crossed back and forth through in legal border passes. and they bring news of what's happening. we also do have people inside nicaragua who are keeping us well informed. a lot of nicaragua journalist are here in costa rica. they've set up networks with their own people inside the country that are sending them information . and what we're hearing is that there was a very, very low turn out today during the elections. and that is consistent with an opposition call for people in the garage. what to stay home, not to vote in order to, in their words, not legitimize a fraud. the nicaraguan catholic church also took part in that. paul, you're seeing a lot of people here behind me. they, they took part in march mainly of exiles, people who have had to flee nicaragua for fear of repression or of being killed. they say, and

let's bring in our latin american edison now lucy newman, who joins us from san jose in neighboring costa rica. hello, there. lucio nicaraguans have been protesting their against the election. what has been the tyrant among them and what they want there had, there are hundreds and hundreds of nicaraguan exiles who are here. you can see some of them behind me. it's been raining a lot. so some have taken a bit of cover. but they are here from the border areas. we're talking about nicaraguan farmers. people are politicians from coming to it would be gone into exile and neighboring costa rica more recently. and others who left the country 3 years ago when a, an uprising against president ortega began, they are all united in their call for the president ortega to step down or at the very least hold would, they would regard and what most international human rights and political groups would consider free and fair elections. why do i say this? because the opposition candidates? certainly the competitive opposition candidates have all been barred from running at least 7 of them are imprisoned, in fact

a latin american, the editor lucio newman, joins us live now from san jose in neighboring costa rica. when nicaraguans in exile are protesting the election at lucy at what can you tell us about protest is in the mood of nicaraguans, where you are ah, well, they are certainly angry, but at the same time, feeling very emboldened, there are hundreds and hundreds of them here we have recognized quite a few because they come from the order the border, but very close to reagan and nicaragua, where they took buses overnight to get here to take part in this protest. some of them had actually crossed over into costa rica through illegal border passes so that they say they will not be forced to vote in today's elections, which they don't call elections. they say that nicaraguans will only be able to both what not to have more suspect whom they would want as their next president because of the vast majority of the mainstream. what was it candidates? her are either imprison or i had been or have gone into exile a very, very consolation here in nicaragua. and so we are hearing that at least 8 posi

leaders ahead of the election. nicaraguans in exile across the border in costa rica have been protesting in the capital san jose, a latin america. i tend to see a newman is following the story from costa rica, the fulsome closed in nicaragua, amid a very low voter turnout and an apparent response to my, the opposition and, and the nicaraguan catholic church for citizens to stay at home and will not legitimize a fraudulent election president daniel taylor did make a speech after he and his wife rosario rodeo, was also the vice president, cast their ballots. he called the election free and democratic as always, to quote him and he had the united states in accusing him of terrorism and of financing against his government. and then however, he did not offer any concrete evidence of these charges, as you know, the and all of the main 3 candidates or his competition. we're unable to take part in the selection of these candidates a would be candidate or imprisoned arrest had been barred from running or have gone into exile here in neighbor, in costa rica, where there are also thousands of other exiles. they demonstrat

thank you for that lucy in human life for us there in costa rica capital san jose west africa regional block has imposed sanctions on molly's transitional leaders for delaying election set for february. the restrictions include travel bands and a freeze on their assets. echo. i says it will consider other measures in december if there is no progress made. the authority, highly deplored the lack of progress made the new preparation for the election. including the absence of a detailed time table of activities for the conduct of election on the agree. it's due authority, tenants did need to a deed to the transition turntable in respect of the election scheduled for 27 february 2022 fairly honest president has visited dozens of people injured in an oil tanker explosion on friday. nearly a 100 people were killed when the oil tanker collided with a trunk at a busy intersection near the capital free town witnesses a crowd of people tried to collect the leaking fuel before it ignited. the government has declared the explosion, a national disaster i in the coming hours registration's will open

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costa rica says it won't recognize the verse. our latin america aricellus in human reports from the capital san jose de grogan soldiers, police and sandinista party supporters came out bright and early to vote. but in most of the country, the streets and the usually bustling polling stations were empty. this was in response to a call to boycott, an election in which all the competitive opposition candidates were imprisoned, or disqualified from running. foreign journalists were barred from entering the country to cover the voting president, daniel ortega and his wife of siding moody, you the vice president. nevertheless, hale the election as fair free and democratic ortega then described opponents and their alleged foreign backers as terrorists. soon the more you see are demons, demons, who do not want peace, who do not want tranquillity for our country. they upped for violence, for war, for slander, for campaigns, for what, so that nicaragua is once again plunged into violent confrontations. oh la lydia lopez is one of the many who did not vote still in mourning for her 21 year old son died done whom she says was murdered by ort

san jose is where many of the more than 130000 nicaraguans have asked for refugee status, are living in the majority in overcrowded dwellings. they can't afford to leave a yanna minute. unemployment soaring and costa rica and the nicaraguan migrants who work in construction or as housemaids are the 1st casualties. what i ain't got a little mess because i used to work as a main one. but since the pandemic, they don't give us work because they say they don't want any one in their homes. and they also ask for documents with their main opponents. now imprison ortega should easily win sundays presidential elections. and that said, these migrant will likely only increase the exodus from their trouble. torn country and c, a. newman, al jazeera at equilla, costa rica, china plans to prevent people who support taiwan, independence from entering hong kong, macau. or it's may mat comments come a day after a european union delegation visited taiwan. china considers the island to be a breakaway province to meet under going reports. does this all mean the message from members of the european union parliament to taiwan is clear. you are not a law look at our future together between this is the 1st such visit by his s

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