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by pressuring the central american nation to opt out of the establishing ties with china. with waves, the protest had france in the country south west police have clash with demonstrators who towards police vehicles as they demanded construction of a water reservoir be halted. murali had started peacefully with some 25000 locals, taking part. however, a number of people were injured in the subsequent suffolk, with police officers. local authorities say at least 2 people are now in critical condition. this comes amid weeks long protests across the country over the government, passing a new pension reform belt without a parliamentary vote. here are some of the footage from the streets. ah ah ah ah. out of control, that's how french citizens describe violent clashes with police. with some news outlet lightning, the chaos to award zone. over a 1000000 protesters took to the st against the controversial pension reform heavily armored police have been using tear gas, water, cannon, don grenades, and baton against protesters. however, french president micron brushed aside concerns about police tactics, calling the protesters, voices i

france of rivalry between washington and beijing. the united states in china are clearly competing for influencing in central and south america, as well as the caribbean, already seeing some criticism from us politicians in the u. s. government over hon doors decision. but inevitably, what you're, what could be us really do. you can't tell another country we can enter into diplomatic relations with other then, you know, try and carrot and stick approach. china, there, there, there with here, there, with infrastructure projects there, there with trade as well. the united states has been there, obviously in the united states is back yard. ah, moscow se expects the participation of nearly all $54.00 african nations in the 2nd russia, africa summit to be held in saint petersburg this june with us as the west continues, its demands that the continent stopped cooperating with moscow. we are convinced that most leaders will ignore open threats and outright blackmail from western states, which literally demand that african state still co operating with russia. we assure that no one will be scared, since there is a huge request for cooperation

central and south america. to the debate over when is the right time to retire. in america, the retirement age is 66, 67 dending when you were born. that is higher than in francethe government moved to move it from 62 to 64, resulting in protests. calls for a nationwide strike excrete forced the king to call off his visit. one million people took to the streets thursday to protest against pension reforms. the interior ministry says 450 protesters were arrested and members of the security forces were injured. hugh schofield told me more. this new law raises the retirent age to 64, one of the lowest of any industrialized nation. wire the french so angry? >> the reasons are complicated, to do with the social and political psychology of france. it's a lot to do with president macron, and the way he has managed to irritate so many of the french. it's to do with the general state of the country too. kind of morale. there's a mood of pessimism across the country. the political deadlock as well. even though macron is president and has a government, that government is a minority government. there is a bloc on the far left and on the far right, who if they ever came tog

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south of england, and then more have you snow they're coming into. we're more than central areas of jeremy. there's that really wet weather wednesday looks like a fairly wet day for a good part of france. war when she weather overtures season it all continues to drive its way further east, which as we go through thursday, notice by 3rd, a good part of england wells may be ireland moreland, ireland pushing up to southern scott, seeing some of that snow white to weather still in place across france, the mediterranean is fine and dry, lots of lovely sunshine coming through here. few showers, cross northern parts of africa, one or 2 showers for the gulf of guinea. ah . in the blink of the night, many lives were lost. thousands of people buried alive and more left homeless off by the number of sites your supply that up. what will fix them with al jazeera goes to the most afflicted region in syria. here in northwest to syria, to see those affected by the earthquake, and with severe shortages of humanitarian aid, the full report syria, the continuing tragedy on al jazeera. ah ah, again, you're watching out a 0 minder of all top stories. this, our 5 palestinians, including a 2 year old child,

frances will comp star is the targets of europe in title. ah hello, that will have a look at central america in a moment. the 1st to south america from the satellite image. you can see 2 blogs, a very dense cloud showing where the rains falling heaviest. in parts of brazil now we've already had flooding in landslides in the northeast. we could well see some of those in the north west where the rain is set to fall heaviest over the next few days, affecting eastern areas of peru as well as northern and eastern areas of bolivia. now to the north of this, it's much clearer for places like venezuela and for those coastal areas of brazil in the east looking raw, the hot and dry in the south. we will see some thunderstorms. however, in northern parts of argentina, now he is central america and the caribbean. we still got the tail end of that weather system that's pulled away from the eastern seaboard of the u. s. still bringing some heavy rain to easton areas of cuba and pots of hispaniola, tucking down into places like costa rica, nicaragua, got guatemala for the north. of this a much clearer picture of large areas of mexico.

the south of england and then more heavier snow they're coming in to normal and central areas of jeremy. there's that really wet weather wednesday looks like a 30 wet day for a good part of france. war when she weather overtures season it all continues to drive its way further east, which as we go through thursday, notice by thursday, good part of england wells may be arlin moreland, ireland pushing up to southern scott, seeing some of that snow where to weather still in place across france, the mediterranean is fine, and dry, lots of lovely sunshine coming through here. few showers, cross northern parts of africa, one or 2 showers for the gulf of guinea. ah ah ah, this was wrong to keep children away from their parents and hurt them into a school against their will. there was no mother, no father figures. they put us in a big playroom and we certainly looked after ourselves. i don't remember the children's names, but i'll never forget the christ can. it is dark secret analogies era examining the impact of today's headlines. this was probably one of the deadliest disaster seen the story of manhattan. setting the agenda to my eyes, discussions i. this is the one that's been hitt

central and south america. now to the debate over when is the right time to retire. in america, the retirement age is 66—67, depending on when you were born. that's significantly higher than francele took to the streets on thursday to protest against the pension reforms. the interior ministry says more than a50 protestors were arrested, and 440 members of the security forces injured. our paris correspondent hugh schofield told me more. hugh, this new law raises the retirement age to 64. it's still one of the lowest of any industrialised nation, so why are the french so angry? the reasons, i think, are complicated, to do with the social and political psychology of france. it's a lot to do with president macron and the way that he has managed to sort of aggravate and annoy and irritate and generally peeve so many of the french. and it's to do with the general state of the country, too, with a kind of morale. everyone's very depressed, there's this mood of pessimism, i would say, across the country, and the political deadlock as well, because even though macron is president and has a government in the minority, there is a block on the far left and the far right and if they ever cam