katy watson, our south america correspondent - power. our south america correspondent in sao i power. katy watson, our south - america correspondent in sao paulo, thank you. here, a coroner has criticised exeter university for failing to provide adequate support to a student who took his own life last year — saying there was a catalogue of missed opportunities. harry armstrong evans died at his family home, after struggling with his mental health. both he and his family had contacted the university seeking support. jenny kumar has been following events at court for us this lunchtime. jenny. yes, harry's family say he was kind, gentle and intelligent is that he was on course to get a high grade for his degree but injanuary last year, he got a poor set of exam results. he contacted the university telling them about his are a poor set of exam results. he contacted the university telling them about his eyes lockdown isolation, his declining mental health and exam worries. his mother also contacted them, worried about his welfare. the coroner

the commonwealth of us rayleigh, asia, north and south america. from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and oceania. italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery, ruthless and remorseless exploitation. the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas and also william melanson, has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its arise at full only one main thing is important for knox, ism internationally speaking, that is, that nations or that states that are allowed to do anything, are the master races. and then you have the mind, the nations who are the

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from 1964 to 1985, brazil had a military dictatorship, perhaps the longest stable democracy in south americah is able to reproduce itself what brazilians consider one of the most important achievements of recent decades . prices on the market rodrigal campus joseppe, luf and nicholas ditraps news from south america almost one and a half hundred people died in india for the collapse of a suspension footbridge most of the women and children of the tragedy happened the night before the bridge barely had time to open after reconstruction. as it turned out later, without permission to operate at the time of the collapse. he was overwhelmed by the prime minister. india on the render fashion canceled all meetings went to the place of emergency condolences. vladimir putin gave him all the details today in a report by our own correspondent in india, dmitry melnikov, these last seconds before the collapse were captured by a surveillance camera installed on the bridge the tragedy in the city of morbe in the state of gujarad occurred the previous evening, when the streets and the stepmother river embank

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our south america correspondent katy watson is in sao paulo.ways expected to be a close race but it was a nailbiter until the very end. lula's supporters are coming out in force, they are chanting, "lula has returned!". and whether you like him or loathe him, the fact that lula has come back to come back to be president, 20 years after he first become leader, is a historic moment for people here in brazil. but he will have his work cut out for him because this is a very different brazil, it is a very divided brazil. bolsonaro may no longer be president but he'll have his legacy in congress, with conservative law makers making lula'sjob very difficult, achieving everything he want to do. so, it is a difficult time. it will be a huge job for lula, but certainly people here, pleased he's back and at least he can make a start in changing brazil. divided country and trying to unite this country will be lula's biggest challenge. there are huge challenges ahead, that is for sure. our correspondent nick miles was in rio dejaneiro when the results came

the relief of russia is so diverse that, for example, later colliding with the relief, that in south americasaudi arabia, they cannot surprise us with anything, they saw it all on their own or ah. if it's going to, uh, let's say ground moving, then we've got escort vehicles. this is a three-axle all- wheel drive maz vehicles for which they transport e, spare parts, where mechanics are located. uh, this is a double cab, and behind them are hooked special manufactured trailers, which were manufactured by the holding's enterprises - this is mogilev transmash. uh, carriages for trucks, sports cars drive on these carriages and the technical pulls, if we are talking about the races of south america in saudi arabia, then in this way, as i just said, the car is delivered to the port. there cars call on the ferry and by sea. and they swim, but the team. uh, after the cars swim across. uh comes on a plane, which i like that the technician pulls. tell sergey to me a question. and if the car, but then the dokar passed with you. you keep it right. you saturate it with some new things or change it, how of

so there is a large number of people that have been going around in, in south america who are now on their way towards the north, many going towards wanting to go to the united states and going through the very tough diary and got into panama. so today, the yesterday, i'm sorry, the foreign minister of panama, it urged countries to urge countries to, to give their assistance. as she said, it is a responsibility of all countries to assist abuse refugees from all over the region . so i want to say what goes on suddenly that meeting for the may with marietta, sanchez and lima. thank you. the russian forces, say they've captured territory and ukraine's eastern to that screech. and it's the 1st time the kremlin has claim success. since ukrainian forces launched a counter offensive in the east and south ukraine's president says, his troops have re taken more than 2400 square kilometers. since the latest offensive began. shamperdeen good reasons were achieved in the south of ukraine. this week. we are liberating or land or people from the through the refer them every day. they're true. and

some called him the president trump of south america.onight voters in that country ousting their conservative outspoken leader president bolsonaro but they have not heard from him yet. abc's matt rivers in brazil tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning defeat for brazil's conservative leader, jair bolsonaro, widely called the "trump of the tropics." leftist former president luiz inacio lula da silva edging out the incumbent after just one term, now faced with uniting this heavily divided country and an economy saddled with rising debt. tonight bolsonaro's supporters igniting this fiery blockade. many questioning the election's legitimacy. >> fraud, fraud, fraud, fraud. >> reporter: election officials insist the vote should be trusted. so far, bolsonaro not conceding or commenting on the results. supporters inc. couraged by his pledge to end the deforestation of the amazon which surged under his predecessor. the amazon rain forest, one of the biggest concerns of the world. >> i think it can be a huge problem for us in the future. >> rep

later, he studied many volcanoes in africa south america and the caribbean islands today, despite the complexity of the route, climbing kilimanjaro is so popular that in 2015, the 86-year-old russian woman angela did it. vorobyov , setting a guinness record on october 6, 1908, the bosnian crisis began; austria- hungary annexed bosnia and herzegovina. vienna already ruled over these territories, but formally they remained under the ottoman empire. the serbs and slavs muslims who came to life there did not want the turks to resist the annexation. serbia and montenegro opposed the annexation; they considered this territory as part of their future state and began to mobilize turkey did not interfere with the austrians. promised her compensation, they in turn supported, germany is ready to unleash a war. but st. petersburg was not ready for this, prime minister pyotr stolypin said that this would unleash the forces of the revolution. however, the serbs did not reconcile themselves precisely in bosnia to sarajevo. a few years later , shots were fired that led to the first world war and the

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hunter gatherers, they're among the most isolated tribes in south america.this indigenous health centre has become a field hospital on the front line of illegal mining. malnutrition is growing as miners destroy the land around them. old and young, nobody escapes this scourge. outside, a makeshift ward is full of patients with malaria — yet another illness brought in by outsiders and making the yanomami sick. "they come so close to our community, the diseases don't stop," malarina tells me. "the machines work constantly, the smoke from them causing diarrhoea and illness. " her two—month—old grandson has pneumonia. he doesn't have a name. yanomami parents wait a few years to name them out of fear they may die. it's a very real anxiety. the mercury used to extract gold in the mine upstream has poisoned these once crystal—clear waters. fishing and drinking here is now impossible. and this is the mine that is causing their pain. production in full swing, it has scarred the landscape and its people. there are as many as 20,000 illegal miners working in the region.

first of, i think that we are going through a pink time where a red tide in south america, we're in latin america more broadly. so we see elections in chile, in columbia, left, we presidents getting elected for the 1st time in the case of columbia, for example. so lula might be some, some gus, a fresh air to, to south american politics in a way. so they, they, they are looking forward to little have because not only is he super pro integration in the region, but also because he. ready re energized the left in south america. so that's one important point. but i think and let me just add to what lucy has had happened at what's at stake here is 2 very different definitions of democracy. i think that lula and most of the, the other candidates such as him, when he had a choice here. gomez, the, they do believe in a liberal democracy for brazil. so date the c, brazil as a government for everyone. and where missouri minorities have to be contemplated as well. and this is very different from what bull sonata stands up for both on that was in favor of a joy tearing sort of democracy, which tends t

and i'm john henry in one of the world, new oil capitols in south america. i'll tell you more coming up. ah ah hello, we've got a few showers in the forecast for japan over the next couple of days, but for much of east asia sticky, fine, and dry little area of low pressure, very close to hawkeye, bringing some cherry rain through northern parts of honshu that the south central and southern parts should be fine. and roberson, pleasant autumn, sunshine temperatures at around 19 celsius, a similar temperature to into so some of the temperature to into our beijing much a china will be dry over the coming days, down to water. se we're a drawer and in some very heavy rain, very close to our tropical storm, which has made its way across the philippines. now. that mass of cloud swirling away. now punching out into the south china sea, south of that's generally it's going to be a case of heavy showers, but some sunshine in between. start drawing some wet weather in across the philippines as push up towards the philippines and check on the progress of our tropical sto

we have had bad relations in south america, but now everything seems better. i think relations with the european union, china and russia will also improve well as bringing the laser from east africa. now ethiopians, government and rebels from the rest of northern t gray region have held their highest level talks yet aimed at ending 2 years of civil war. all these corresponded were caribou. let sadler examines the roots of the conflict and this devastating consequences. the very last thing by the radio violence, from the organizers of this piece talks as it were, the a you the african union, that it has been a really mom with regards to details in any progress, but forces with inside knowledge. save that, the talks will have to be extended because as it currently is, there is no announcement is no face and of possibilities. and that's what they're really working towards. and the thought to say that we might have a light agreement in terms of that. but as we currently know, the situation on the ground in a v o b is that the conflict is very much carrying on. and

i'm john henderson, in one of the world, new oil capitols in south america. i'll tell you more, coming out. and we'll hear from the local design is hoping to make a global impact at the cat with cal either whether it's reasonably quiet across much of the east asia at present. we've got some bits and pieces. the cloud and brain rolling across china, somewhere to whether still on the cards or for northern parts of japan. this area of low pressure just swings its way through showers, just coming in across chicago. more than passive hon. she said. se generally drives some peasant sunshine. 19 celsius there for tokyo. so an attempt to fora, so we got some wet weather which will make his way across northern parts of china into north korea as we move to the early part of next week. lot of dry weather coming back in behind. and you notice down here, lots of wet weather, heavy downpours, all way down into, or taiwan, courtesy of our typhoon, which still affecting the philippines at present. still some way, whether it's a southern pass of in the, or the south west the

hunter gatherers, they're among the most isolated tribes in south america.rupted. this indigenous health centre has become a field hospital on the front line of illegal mining. malnutrition is growing as miners destroy the land around them. old and young, nobody escapes this scourge. outside, a makeshift ward is full of patients with malaria — yet another illness brought in by outsiders and making the yanomami sick. "they come so close to our community, the diseases don't stop," malarina tells me. "the machines work constantly, the smoke from them causing diarrhoea and illness. " her two—month—old grandson has pneumonia. he doesn't have a name. yanomami parents wait a few years to name them out of fear they may die. it's a very real anxiety. the mercury used to extract gold in the mine upstream has poisoned these once crystal—clear waters. fishing and drinking here is now impossible. and this is the mine that is causing their pain. production in full swing, it has scarred the landscape and its people. there are as many as 20,000 illegal miners working in the

the the chuckle regional paragon, one of south america's toughest. we followed 2 men who seemed to thrive on his challenge in a veteran truck driver who answers every course whatever the web to provide for his growing family and the cowboy who enjoys his rob, lonely ly, briskin, an old paragon on the al jazeera little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly wrong. aside from then being punished, boy el salvador, 5th devotion north. i've seen women incarcerated for years. some say their only crime was a devastating still, but an empowering story of one woman's struggle that ignited a movement. miscarriage, of justice. a witness documentary on al jazeera, there 50000 women and ukrainian military of which 10000 are on the front lines. after russia invaded ukraine in february, there was an increase in women volunteering to join the military and ukraine. unlike men, women are not obliged to register for mandatory military service, but that could be changing very soon. ukraine is considering making military service mandator

. >> as you say this was an outgrowth of your reporting for a trip to south america in 2012 i would ask you generally what about that story struck a cord. obviously not everything the right for the paper hasob a bucket. >> the secret service story when i was drawn and is 2012 it was two sides of this coin. the horrific patriots who we all think are the elite of the elite or the hollywood impression super fit, sunglasses but as i did more and more reporting about them i was finding out there was a lot of seriously concerning stuff. they are willing to take a look for the president but a lot of times they were dodging the bullet a lot of times they were covering up not the secrets of the president with their own mishap their own misconduct. >> something i was left thinking about is the environment that were in today. the carols of the world tell us everything so we don't have to wonder for getting the whole story. we see the visible part of the iceberg in the submerged point. in times past when there was not carol lynn eggs and places to get news and enterprising reporters, i wonder if th

and dozens of people survived a flight in south america that they will surely never forget right through a violent storm. and now investigators want to know why. abc s geo benitez covers aviation for us. new video capturing this terrifying scene on board a passenger jet. the latam airlines, a 3 20, departing from chile and bound for product y, flying directly into a violent thunderstorm on wednesday night. the crew warning passengers to brace for impact. they gave us the instruction how to put our hands . uh our head and just wait for the impact by that moment really soft i was going today. and i just started praying on board 48 passengers screaming as lightning flashed outside the aircraft window crews should have been able to see the weather that was in front of them. so the question investigators will have was the radar working. did they see the storm? did they see the lightning? and why did they decide to continue through that? very very rough storm the plane , eventually making an emergency landing in asuncion, paraguay, the aircraft suffering heavy damage to its nose, and thankfull

as our south america correspondent katy watson reports, voters now have four weeks to decide which ofthis wasn't the outright victory that his supporters had hoped for. polls had predicted a 14 percentage point gap between him and bolsonaro. but they vastly underestimated the support for the right wing leader. after the results, lula said there would be no let up in campaigning. translation: i've never won an election in the first round. | it's like destiny wants me to work a bit more. we are going to win the election again. it's just a question of time. meanwhile, bolsonaro had this to say. translation: i know there's a desire to change from people, _ but there are certain changes that will end up worse. and we tried to show that during the campaign, but clearly that didn't get through to the most important part of society. these elections were seen as the most important since brazil returned to democracy in the 1980s. 11 candidates were running, but only two were realistic options. a leftist former leader with a legacy of corruption, or a far right president criticised for his democ

when you wrote begin again, but both begin again in south america. feel like to me that part of a really incredible literary tradition in the american south, especially in mississippi, with writers that you pay homage to amani like jason laymon, anne moody and jesmyn ward, margaret walker. and i'm note here too, that you seem to have a special fondness on this for our capital city of jackson, but the south is, of course, the focus your book. there's a i think a beautiful and even kind of treacherous navigation here as you explore place and language, family and labor and food and gender and and you guide us this maze as you literally and metaphorically the south. and the idea of the south, which you contextualize central to the american experience and central to a global experience really. you assert that there are south spiral as much as singular, despite your deep south bias, and that the southern region of the united states has both shaped the world and filled by it. can you talk about this and the south? well, thank you for such a lovely introduct