sfx: background music mientras miles de colomba baps abandonan venezuela en medio de allanamiento elsteza un dolor porque quedan todos mis hijos y mi esposa. >> miles de sirios podrÍan llegar a venezuela como parte de una ola de inmigraciÓn de casi 4 millones de personas que huyen de la violencia en siria. >> venezuela va a coger a 20 mil compatriotas sirios si lo anuncio, quiero que vengan 20 mil sirios. >> presidente venezuela, nicolÁs maduro moros se declarÓ aliado de bashar al-assad. >> todas las personas que vengan a venezuela son bienvenidos siempre y cuando vengan en beneficio de cumplir y tratar de colaborar aquÍ en venezuela. >> pienso que hay una discriminaciÓn polÍtica entre colombianos y sirios. >> siria es un paÍs aliado de venezuela son gobiernos dictadors. >> este analista cuestiona los des curaciÓns del presidente venezuela, nicolÁs maduro moros. >> serÍa humano si venezuela recibiera asÍ rios, si esa decisiÓn no. >> no es la primera vez que el gobierno venezolano ofrece refugio a vÍctimas de la violencia en el medio oriente, en agosto 2014 anunciÓ que recibirÍa a niÑ

they are problems made in venezuela. >>> as reported from the border town of kerr coot. the columbians forced out of venezuela have to find refugee special camps. >> reporter: it's lunch time in one of 12 shelters set up in the border city. hundreds of kilometres returned, or have been deported from venezuela, getting in line with the meal. this is one of them, after 23 happy years. she says the climate for columbians changed so much she turned her family and ran. >> translation: they say columbians are smugglers,

venezuela wishes to build a new society, a socialist society. a socialist revolution in the 21st century, a socialist revolution alongside our colleagues who have called for independen independence. in the historic lines of fidel and rual castro in cuba, our people have waged a great strugg struggle. domestically externally, and recently we faced difficult attac attacks, difficult times and we had to

the foreign ministry says they'll give citizenship to the venezuela residents. the long border is porous, and there has been a steady flow of people both ways. they have made a living smuggling goods, selling them for a profit. it's not people like her that should be blamed for venezuela's woes. >> it's not our fault, we are small-time smugglers with no resources, making a meagre living. they should grow up the powerful cartels. there are economic problems, we are the ones paying for them. >> the columbian government received little help from the international community to solve the crisis. with parliamentary elections around the corner in venezuela, the government there looks set to maintain and perhaps extending the restrictions. >>> french farmers are driving more than 1,000 tractors to paris, to protest about falling prices with their products. they'll call for financial support from the government and the european union, and they are complaining about high taxes. the demonstration ahead of the e.u. farmers' ministry meeting in brussels next week >>> south a

muy buenas tardes la tensiÓn aumenta en venezuela, ahora que el lÍder opositor lÓpez fue condenado ae prisiÓn por in instigar la violencia. >> mientras el gobierno de presidente venezuela, nicolÁs maduro moros defiende el proceso de lÓpez, mando un mensaje exhortandolo a demostrar su rechazo al gobierno en las calles y urnas. >> daniel estÁ en caracas con lo Último, adelante daniel. >> fue aquÍ en la plaza josÉ ubicada al este de caracas donde el 18 de febrero del pasado aÑo, lÓpez se entrego a las autoridades militares donde se esposa leyÓ la cata que el lÍder polÍtico habria escrito una vez conocida su sentencia. >> ¿quÉ viva venezuela! >> convocÓ a travÉs de su esposa a marchar el prÓximo sÁbado, lilian le yo una carta escrita por lÓpez. >> a tomar las calles, en paz y en democracia, bajo estricta disciplina no violenta. >> conocida la pena a casi 14 aÑos la carta de lÓpez transmitÍa optimismo desde la misma plaza donde se entregÓ a las autoridades el 18 de febrero del pasado aÑo. >> venezuela quiere voto, voto y calle, calle y voto, si se puede! >> fuerza y fe! >> desde ya los bo

venezuela is looking for a scapegoat for its problems. they would trade goods in venezuela. it will be complicated to stop this as long as there is such a difference in prices. this has always been part of our tradition. >> they are under threat now and many here fear could soon stir up social tensions if the border crackdown continues. >>> to india where 12 men have been found guilty over the 2006 train bombings. a court convicted them of murder an conspiracy. sentences will be handed down on monday and they are expected to face the death penalty and earlier suspect has been acquitted, 189 people were killed in the bombing. students at one of india's top film institutes are taking drastic measures. they are on a hunger strike protesting a string of questionable appointments. they are worried it will hurt their education. >> reporter: the entrance makes it clear there hasn't been a normal day for a while. inside, we see why. these students began a hunger strike on thursday. adding to a three month long protest by all students against the appointment of an actor who the stude

. >>> talks in colombia as a border dispute with venezuela deepens. and a feared congolese warlord goes on trial in the hague. >> hello, france, germany, and italy have called on their european union partners to create a strong respond to the immigration crisis. they've called for a fairer distribution of refugees throughout the continent. many continue to die in attempts, 11 syrians including three children drowned when they are boat sank. refugees and hungar hungary are thousands were blocked from boarding trains to their destinations. at the macedonia border several hundreds refugees broke through a cordoned area. there were over a thousand refugees waiting to carry on for their journey in serbia and later on for hungary. >> the demonstrations have becoming more heated. one minute the group is in the demonstration and then scuffles broke out. it's the demonstrators themselves. they're getting closer and closer to direct conflict. no police as one group tries to calm the situation by forming another line between the police and the refugees. eventual

none of them think that they'll be able to go to venezuela.nd they're starting to think that they have to revent their lives now here in colombia. >> reporting live. thank you. >> still ahead on the programs. the laundromat converted into a safe zone foreshew for children giving them a safe place off the streets. >> we'll have the very latest as 9 tennis champion puts himself in place for the third round. isil said that it carried out attacks in sanaa. >>> talks in colombia over a border dispute with venezuela. more than a thousand colombias deported. 12,000 troops are preparing to march through beijing as china commemorates 70 years since japan surrendered in world war ii. while it's officially about the past, china sees it as a mention for the future. >> the government may be struggling to control its autonomy, but it can rely on the military to do as it's told. most of these soldiers are there for the pomp and ceremony. pressed into service for what will be the first military parade since president xi jinping came to power three years ago.

and venezuela, here in columbia. you can see behind me signs going back to their country, and they have been waiting hours to do so. for days there hasn't been many deportations from venezuela to columbia. but they continue to move back to the country of origin, saying that they fear reprisal in venezuela, because the government is blaming them for the chronic shortages in the country. it also seems to have closed the door, at least for now. other meetings. president nicolas maduro, and on wednesday, the columbian president has some of the hardest words yet against the venezuela government. >> the bulgarian revolution is self-destroying. it is destroying because of the results. not because of columbian or the columbian president. there's no solution, and the economic consequences will be continue to be harsh for the people living here, who are used to moving freely through the borders. >>> the venice film festival is the world's oldest, but is embracing new technology to survive. the traditional model of studio fundi

but recently venezuela has been blaming them for siphoning out goods.enezuela closed the border, over a thousand have been deported while at least 5,000 more crossed back with anything they could take. the government stopped deporting people six days ago, but colombian families continue to cross the border, and authorities are having a hard time managing the flow. >> translator: we are setting up housing and work for all of them. either here or in other parts of the country. we are hoping this will be temporary. the foreign ministry says they are give citizenship to their venezuelan relatives. >> reporter: there has always been a steady flow of people both ways. this person made a living smuggling cheap venezuelan goods and selling them for a profit. but she says it's not people like her who should be blamed. >> translator: we're small time smugglers with no resources. instead they should be going after the powerful cartels. and there are economic problems, but we're the ones paying. >> reporter: the colombian government has so far received little help

. >> more border crossings between venezuela and colombia have been closed. one of them is one of the largest trade hubs. it was closed on tuesday. a standoff began three weeks ago. venezuela started deporting colombians. they are living there without the correct legal status. we are near the crossing and sent this report. >> reporter: this was the last major border crossing still open between venezuela and colombia. that has changed on tuesday when the venezuela president ordered the closure of this crossing between the popular state in venezuela and here in column bee y behind me you can see many trying to go back to their country. they have been waiting for hours to do so. now for days there haven't been many deportations. but colombians continue to move back to their country of origin essentially saying that they fear reprisal in venezuela because the government is blaming them for the chronic shortages in the country. the new closer seems to have closed the door on the possibility at least for now of a meeting between president santos and on wednesday th

para hacer acto de propaganda contra venezuela.oblemas de nuestra venezuela. reportera: al otro lado del mundo maduro firmar acuerdos con el gigante asiÁtico se se prepara para ver al ejÉrcito bolivariano desfilar con el chino. ilia: al regresar lo Último para pescadores hacerlo con un drone en vez de con una caÑa de pesacen vez de con una caÑa pescar. ♪ mi hogar... anunciador: más de un millón de estadounidenses en riesgo de ejecución hipotecaria han sido ayudados por making home affordable. averigua cuáles son tus opciones. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar ilia: le recordamos que esta noche un juez ordenÓ la aprehensión del presidente guatemalteco. la fiscalÍa lo acusa de tres delitos de corrupciÓn. la orden habÍa sido solicitada por la fiscalÍa por los delitos de asociaciÓn ilÍcita, cohecho pasivo, un caso de defraudaciÓn aduanera. tendremos mÁs informaciÓn en nuestros servicios informativos y en los noticieros univisiÓn. finalizamos con un pescador ingenioso un granjero amante de los drone asÍ nos despedimos, buenas noches. adriana: bien

in return venezuela sends cuba 100,000 barrels of oil a day. others pay - dash about 8 billion a year. outstripping tourism as a money maker for cuba. the cuban medical personnel see little of that and have no say over the continues in which they work overseas, conditions that can be dangerous and trying. >> this cell phone video shows cramped quarters and roof. >> reporter: this pharmacist left venezuela for columbia after 17 days. >> translation: for the first two days i was hungry, they didn't feed me. they took me to a house where i was expected to sleep on the ground. there was no dead, there was a cockroaches. >> having made the trip to columbia, things have not turned out as bad. between the raising of the flag and the stars and stripes. visas dried up. what happened or the process took less than three months fell into limbo. >> and for much of the summer no visas were issued. >> translation: i think that there was political pressure from a side that wanted the programme. wanted. >> the u.s. embassy sent an email rejecting her applicatio

venezuela wishes to build a new society, a socialist society. a socialist revolution in the 21st century, a socialist revolution alongside our colleagues who have called for independen independence. in the historic lines of fidel and rual castro in cuba, our people have waged a great strugg struggle. domestically externally, and recently we faced difficult attac attacks, difficult times and we had to have an open debate and discussion about a threatening edict, some months ago by president barack obama who said that venezuela was an extraordinary threat to the security of the united states. this was an edict but in panama the summit of the americas addressed this issue. the statement recognized that venezuela was a country of peace and was not a threat to the united states, stating that was a positive thing but it was not quite enough, the decree of nine march 2015 must be withdrawn, must be annulled because it is really a threat to our country. and we have initiated conversations and talks with the u.s. government in the same spirit as cuba had

la claro que pese a lo que sus parece venezuela seguirÁ siendo respetuoso con venezuela. >> yo siemprerimer mandatario venezolano acerca del diÁlogo para solucionar la crisis de la frontera a la que no ha querido responder. santos: ayer hablÉ con el presidente de uruguay, le agradecÍ su disposiciÓn, su buena disposiciÓn para ayudar a solucionar este conflicto. pero me comentÓ que el presidente maduro no le ha pasado el telÉfono desde la semana pasada, como tampoco quiso pasarme a mÍ al inicio de este conflicto. reportero: en 30 minutos de discurso juan manuel santos dijo que hasta hoy habÍa sido mÁs que discreto. a pesar de la vehemencia del discurso del presidente dijo que estÁ listo para sentarse a la mayor brevedad con el presidente maduro para resolver cuanto antes el problema con venezuela. presentador: piloto evitÓ la tragedia aÉrea en nevada, pidiÓ de inmediato un servicio de emergencia, la nave corrÍa por la pista cuando el piloto notÓ el fuego y la detuvo en siete segundos. las 7.72 personas a bordo salvaron su vida. presentadora: pasamos a hungrÍa donde un canal de televisiÓn

. >>> colombia's president is at the border with venezuela after it closed two crossings and deported thousands. they are using the route to distract attention from his country's economic problems. >> the entire world knows perfectly well that the shortage of goods in venezuela is the result of an economic policy that failed. something neither columbia or any colombians have anything to do with. those are problems made in venezuela. >>> we report on the border, the colombians forced out now have to find refuge in special camps. >> it's lunchtime in one of the 12 shelters set up. hundreds recently returned and have been deported get in line for their meals. after 23 years in the neighboring country, she says the climate there for colombians has changed so much, she took her entire family and ran. >> translator: they are saying colombians are smugglers, i'm sure some are, but we are not criminals. they wouldn't sell us food. >> reporter: over the years hundreds of thousands of colombians have crossed the borders. but venezuela has been blaming them for siphoning out cheap subsidized goo

. >>> columbia's president is at the border with venezuela after it closed two crossings and deportedcolombians and he says venezuela president madura is using the route to distract attention from his country's economic problems. >> translator: the entire world knows perfectly well the shortage of goods in venezuela is the result of an economic policy that has failed resoundingly, something neither columbia nor any colombians have anything to do with, those are problems made in venezuela. >> reporter: and as we report now from the border town where the colombians are forced out of venezuela have to find refuge in special camps. >> reporter: lunchtime in one of the 12 borders set up where hundreds of colombians that recently returned or have been deported from venezuela get in line for their meal. and she is one of them after 23 happy years in neighboring country she says the climate there for colombians has chained so much she took her entire family and ran. >> translator: they are saying colombians are smugglers, thieves, para military and i'm sure some are but we are not all crimina

. >>> coming up on the program, the presidents of venezuela and clock me bee a meet for talks to eases over a border dispute. >> he was so ahead of his time. >> father junipero serra was so devastating to native american cultures. >> we have suffered greatly, what kind of saint would allow that? >> and you're gonna let the pope know? >> absolutely. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. ♪ ♪ >>> you are watching at&t u-verse. al jazerra. people have welcomed the fact that the army is in the capital to disarm a group behind last week's coup. now the coup. >>> and he set a deadline of october 20th for both sides to sign it off. the european union's interior ministers are meeting in brussels in a few hours to discuss the refugees crisis. on monday, eastern european nations failed to reach an agreement on emergency relocation of refugees. chinese president's first stop on his u.s. visit is not the white house, instead he's starting off in seattle wh

back from venezuela. they were accused of being responsible for the chronic shortages in venezuela. nicolas maduro and santos agreed to a 7 point agenda. they decided to rein state immediately their ambassadors and will start an investigation of the situation at the border, and called for a ministerial level meeting on wednesday. in caracas, venezuela, to discuss and implement sensible border policies >>> here, as president nicolas maduro said, wisdom prevails. this has been a peaceful debate. respectful and productive. >> the border crossing will remain. at this point no details to be given of how long it would take. >> after a shell landed on its embassy's compound in damascus. 32 people had been killed, by an air strike in aleppo. >> israel and russia said they'd coordinate military action. to avoid trailling fire. the announcement paid by binyamin netanyahu. who is in wrusha to talk to the president vladimir putin. israel is concerned russian president could end up on the border with weapons seized from syria in 1957. more from moss cope. >> at the end of the meeting with vladim

. >> en venezuela no hay instancias democrÁticas. >> creo que no es una mentira.venezuela dijo hoy que el lider opositor leopoldo lopez deberia estar agradecido por la sentencia de conductor: el partido oficialista de venezuela dijo que leopoldo lÓpez deberÍa estar agradecido por la sentencia de 13 aÑosque le fue impuesta esta semana, dijo, que podrÍan haber sido condenado a pena de muerte o prisiÓn perpetua, sin perjuicio del Ácido los estados unidos. conductora: asÍ terminÓ el acuerdo entre cancilleres de venezuela y colombia, todo comenzÓ cuando nicolÁs maduro decreto felicidades entre el padre fronterizo y la expulsiÓn de los colombianos. . todos los puntos, se estrellÓ un motor, un estadounidense y un colombiano murieron. conductora: se recordÓ de manera violenta el golpe de estado a allende, las manifestaciones mÁs violentas tuvieron lugar en santiago, la capital. para decenas de miles de catÓlicos mexicanos, la visita del papa francisco puede ser la Única vez que puedas verlo en persona a quienes viajan en aguas, tendrÁn la oportunidad,, al tÉrmino de la re

el partido estaba empatado a 78, tiro libre a favor de venezuela, venezuela no iba a los juegos olÍmpicosdesde el 92. amÉrica recibe al tigres, de las 5:55, ahÍ lo esperamos, no se la pierda. va por las pantallas de univisiÓn. en cuanta informaciÓn del tenis, la italiana flavio arana por primera vez. contra su compatriota, sÓlo para despuÉs de la victoria anunciÓ que se retira. por mi parte es todo. conductora: ya llegamos al final de noticiero. conductor: lo esperamos en la ediciÓn no toma, noticias. ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> en venezuela no hay instancias democrÁticas. >> creo que no es una mentira.n día lo haré." pero hoy decidió seguir adelante e ir por nuevas experiencias. durante el viaje disfruta de la ciudad del buceo. luego pasa por la ciudad de los tatuajes y la disfruta desde su auto. pero decide seguir adelante hacia la ciudad donde el cielo, es literalmente el límite. encuentra tu proxima parada. el camry. toyota. vayamos juntos. ♪amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro, tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu familia. el partido oficialista de venezuela dijo hoy que el lider opositor leopoldo lopez deberia estar agradecido por la sentencia de conductor: el partido oficialista de venezuela dijo que leopoldo lÓpez deberÍa estar agradecido por la sentencia de 13 aÑosque le fue impuesta esta semana, dijo, que podrÍan haber sido condenado a pena de muerte o prisiÓn perpetua, sin perjuicio del Ácido los estados unidos. conductora: asÍ terminÓ el acuerdo entre cancilleres de venezuela y col

not necessarily with venezuela but with the idea of latin american sovereignty. the idea that the top value is to not criticize a sister republic or to quote unquote intervene into someone else's internal affairs. they have no voice to respond to travesties of justice like leopoldo lopez sentencing or violations of human rights that might take place et cetera. so when you put sovereignty as an absolute value above basic human rights that's how we get into these situations and that's what's happened. >> eric farnsworth thank you. >>> a warning that the world's oceans are about to come to collapse. jeff corwin explains the dangers. and vatican spokespersons say pope francis has been brushing up on his language skills. skills. >> pope francis told pilgrims in st. peter' peter's square todays looking forward to his trip to the u.s. the pope has been practice is hihis english and he will give four in english and the rest in spanish. >>> helping to repay the planned by repaying the ecological debt, he says the world should limit consumption of nonrenewable energy and s

. >> >>> border crossings between venezuela and columbia have been closed. one of them is one of the reasons largest trade hubs closed on tuesday. a standoff between neighbours began, venezuela began a crack down, and then began to deport columbians who they said were living there without the correct legal status. more from our correspondent who is there. >> reporter: this was the last major border crossing open between venezuela and columbia, that changed tuesday when the president nicolas maduro ordered the closure of this crossing between the popular state in venezuela, and here in columbia. behind me many venezuelans going back to their country. they've been waiting to do so. now for a day. there hasn't been many from columbia. it continues to move back to the country of origin, essentially saying that they fear reprisal, because the government is blaming them for the shortages in the country. the closure seems to have closed the door and possibility, at least for now, of a meeting between president santos and president nicolas maduro. wednesday the pres

illegal venezuela gas is still available. and so are many subsidised venezuela goods. restrictions are having an effect, but ending the illegal trade might be difficult. if we look at it from an historical perspective. they have been merchants. venezuela is looking for a scapegoat. when economic situation was opposite they'd trade goods. it would be complicated to stop this, as long as there's a difference in prices. it's been part of our tradition. traditional ways of survival, and many fear could stir up social tensions if the border crackdown continues. >>> the governor of the u.s. state of california declared a state of emergency over several dangerous wildfires. thousands have been ordered to leave their homes. dozens of fires burning across six states, thousands of scare kilometres of land and crops destroyed over the past few months. police officers across the u.s. hold a big training exercise in california, and simulate emergency scenarios and test the latest equipment. after a year of debate about whether police officers are too militarized, we went along to s

a venezuela opposition leader has been sentenced to 14 years in prison. his lawyers and supporters say it's a miscarriage of justice. security forces in turkey blocked a delegation of politicians marching towards a kurdish city. it's under curfew after the military began operation against kurdish there last week. people in singapore are voting in the most hotly contested general election. the prime minister has cast his ballot. his ruling party has been in power for 50 years. for the first time opposition candidates are running in all constituencies. it's thought they could win some seats. >> voting at this constituency has been brisk as at other constituencies. there was a line of people waiting when the gates first opened at 8:00 in the morning. this is the east coast constituency. it is interesting because it is marginally fought between the ruling party and the opposition party, the workers party. in the last election in 2011, the two sides came within 10% of each other. and this constituency is what's known as a group constituency. it represents four

the venezuela president blames smugglers for the food shortages.undreds of columbias are deported and arrested and thousands more are fleeing fearing retaliation against them. we highlight another crisis unfolding here in our hemisphere and the affects on u.s. national security. the writer for global voices joins us now. and break it down how thousands of colombias kicked out of venezuela has to do with the remnants of hugo chavez madid youra the current president of the venezuela and the president of the united states. >> this is what i consider a smokescreen. i think the president maduro is blaming the venezuela woes to the colombia. in reality it is politics that stems from the chavez administration. venezuela overrelieded on oil prices and tried to sell oil at a very low price and now that the price of oil fluxated and plummeted 50 percent. and now they are trying to blame on the vulnerable population. and what we are seeing here, of the 40000 colombias targeted for deportation a thousand have fleaed. ndesperate people do desperate things. madu

condemns a lengthy prison sentence ended down to venezuela's opposition leader. voting under way in singapore in what's expected to be the tightest election in decades. the u.n. votes to allow the palestinian flag to be raised at its headquarters. foreign ministers from four central european nations are meeting in prague. the czech republic, hungary and slovakia rejected proposals by the eu commission. they want 120,000 asylum seekers to be shared between the states. police closed a highway because dozens of refugees have been walking along it. meanwhile, the foreign minister says his country may follow hungary's example and build a border fence to stop refugees. let's go live to the border. some of the refugees crossing into macedonia have had a hostile reception. >> reporter: well, yes, indeed. because you have on one side they are afraid and do follow the news very closely. so they come up to you and ask you all the time, are the borders going to close, what is hungary going to do. we need to get there as quick as possible so they can continue their journey. a

en la frontera entre colombia y venezuela entre en su cuarta semana.e refiriÓ a la situaciÓn polÍtica entre venezuela y colombia hablÓ de hablar las cosas deinmediato. papa a los llamados por lo menos enano y colombiano a rezar para que con un espÍritu de solidaridad y fraternidad se puedan superar las actuales dificultades. reportero: el primero en reacciÓn al cual presidente venezolano, no sin antes volver a arremeter contra colombia y contra el presidente santos. presidente maduro: me quede esperando por usted para una reuniÓn no siga rehuyendo la conversaciÓn sólo a travÉs del diÁgolo. reportero: en las Últimas horas y tras un consejo ex ordinario de ministros de presidente de colombia respondiÓ enfÁtico y dejÓ clara la posición ante venezuela. presidente santos: estoy listo para el diÁlogo pero eso sÍ, que nunca mÁs nunca más se vuelvan a violar los derechos fundamentales de nuestros compatriotas. reportero: santos anunciÓ mÁs medidas econÓmicas y de seguridad para la frontera. el eventual encuentro podrÍa darse en montevideo, uruguay despuÉs de l

nacido en colombia agradece a venezuela haberlo recibido.ramilitarismo luego de un ataque sufrido en manos de presuntos contrabandistas colombianos. >> las medidas que ha tomado el presidente maduro son de carÁcter irreversible. cuando se reabran los pasos formales serÁ bajo nuevos criterios y bajo nuevas regulaciones, con los controles indispensables y legalizando el comercio que haya que legalizar. la obra: medidas que no han rendido efecto en la economÍa de la regiÓn afectada. segÚn comentÓ a caracas la gente estÁ desesperada. lo que demuestra que no era producto de la presencia de ciudadanos colombianos en nuestro paÍs o del contrabando. ademÁs segÚn cifras de la onu mÁs de 1400 ciudadanos colombianos fueron deportados desde venezuela y otros 18.600 regresados de forma voluntaria. julio: en sÓlo segundos resumen de nuestro contacto deportivo. julio: al erigirÁ nos presenta un resumen de contacto deportivo. aly: chivas ya comenzÓ bajo las Órdenes de su nuevo tÉcnico matÍas almeyda quien sostuvo su primer entrenamiento con el equipo. el se

the cubans say there's more waiting in venezuela. back at the apartment, for those waiting for a visa, and those denied, the strain was taking a toll. this nurse has been waiting in bogota for four months, longer than she planned. she has run out of money, in cuba her second has been forced out of his job because his mother defected. an email from a u.s. congressman telling her officials would examine her case, sent her into floods of nervous tears. this doctor says the situation is very hard. very stressful. the problem is there's no procedure. there doesn't seem to be rhyme or reason. some have been here for a month, some since february, some since early spring. some are getting visas, others don't know why it's happening, why or how it's happening. >> there's some suggestion that if there's pressure helping some cases move along. that is not clear that those people will be getting visas, behind. >> from 2006 since the program started, this never happened. denies visas without telling us why, they leave us helpless. >> this woman i

in venezuela. behind me, you can see many trying to go back to their country. they've been waiting hours to do so. for days, there haven't been many deportations of colombians from venezuela, but colombians continue to move back to their country of origin, saying they fear reprisal in venezuela, because the government is blaming them for the chronic shortages in the country. the new closure also seems to have closed the door on the possibility at least for now of a meeting between president santos and president maduro. on wednesday, the colombian president had some of the hardest words yet against the venezuelan government. >> the bolivar i can'ten revolution is self destroying. it is destroying itself because of its results, not because of colombian nor the colombian penalty. >> no easy solution at end. the economic consequences will continue to be harsh for the people living here who were used to moving freely through these borders. >> a judge in zambia has seen the world's largest man made reser

hello, this is al jazeera live from doha, i'm adrian and also ahead calls for peaceful protests and venezuelah their leader giving a lengthy jail sentence. what is expected to be the tightest election in decades and a symbolic to have the palestinian flag to be raised at its headquarters. ♪ foreign ministers from four central european nations meeting in prog or a rift or the refugee crisis and check and hungary and poland reject quotas by eu commission which wants 120,000 additional asylum seekers shared out between 28 member states and they say they may follow hungary's example and build a border fence to stop thousands of refugees traveling through the balkins and 4,000 refugees going through macedonia each day trying to reach europe and mohamed reports. >> reporter: from the islands they took the ferry to the mainland and traveled through the night and reached the border in the morning and it's pouring with rain and many are not prepared for this weather, children are soaked to the bone yet the refugees are still determined to continue their journey but it's one full of obstacles. macedoni

spat and they met for talks in the ecuador capitol and land crossings have been shut by venezuela afterder guards were shut and we have more now from the columbia capitol. >> reporter: after long and complicated negotiations the president of columbia and venezuela agreed to what they are calling a gradual normalization of the border reason, this is the first important step to solve a month-long crisis that paralyzed trade and movement along the border and saw 17,000 colombians either being deported or voluntarily returning back to columbia from venezuela for fear of reprisal and for fear they say of being accused of being responsible for the chronic shortages in venezuela and maduro agrees to a seven-point agenda and among those points they decided to reinstate immediately their respective ambassadors and start joint investigation of the situation of the border and also called for a ministerial level meeting on wednesday in corocus with border policies. >> translator: as president maduro said wisdom prevailed, this has been a peaceful debate, respect tul and productive dialog. >> report

in august venezuela shut land crossings after three border guards were shut.ity crack down follows and 1500 colombians were disported. we have more now from the capital bogota. >> reporter: after long and complicated negotiations the presses of colombia and venezuela agreed to what they are calling a gradual normalization of the border region, this is the first important step to solve the month's long crazies that paralyzed trade and movement along the board and say over 17,000 colombians being deported or volunteering returning back to colombia for fear of reprisal. for fear they say of being accused of being responsible for the chronic shortages in venezuela. juan manuel santos and nicholas maduro agreed to a seven-point a jenna, among the points they have decided to reup state that i have respective ambassadors, they say they will start a joint investigation of the situation of the board and called for a ministerial level meeting on wednesday in caracas venezuela to discuss and implement new sense i believe border policies. >> translator: as president madur

la reuniÓn de mandatarios en la onu llegÓ a su fin, el presidente de venezuela y colombia hablaron deano se dirigiÓ diciendo que tal vez Éste sea el Último discurso como un paÍs en guerra. >> acordamos una fecha lÍmite, serÁ como máximo el 23 de marzo del 2016. reportero: se creÓ un sistema judicial de transiciÓn que se encargarÁ de juzgar a las farc. >> las farc comenzarÁn a dejar las armas a mÁs tardar a los 60 dÍas luego de firmar el acuerdo final. reportero: no hablÓ del conflicto fronterizo con venezuela. >> apelamos al diÁlogo sereno, respetuoso y franco entre los gobiernos de estos paÍses hermanos. >> el presidente nicolÁs maduro pidiÓ que los conflictos serÁn resueltos por la vÍa diplomÁtica. >> con el presidente de colombia hablamos para evitar ataques contra venezuela por parte de las farc. julio: tras este segundo apretÓn de manos, revisaron el proceso de normalizaciÓn entre ambos paÍses, la delegaciÓn cubana anunciÓ que se presentarÁ una resoluciÓn de condena, una amplia mayorÍa vota a favor de la medida. >> serÁ una votaciÓn registrada respecto al proyecto sobre el bloque

presidente de venezuela: esta es una campaÑa de odio, que no confÍan en nosotros...ulio: en sÓlo segundos un resumen de nuestro contacto deportivo. ♪ ♪ julio: vamos a ver un resumen de contacto deportivo. allie: hola, buenas tardes un placer acompaÑarlos hoy martes vamos con la informaciÓn deportiva. el mexicano javier chÍcharito hernÁndez fue presentado como nuevo jugador del bayern l. tiene contrato por tres aÑos con el equipo de la liga. to mejor es que la regulaciÓn de la uefa permiten que el chÍcharito juegue en la liga de campeones de europa en la fase de real madrid culpÓ al mahester de que el trato no se varios jugoreshoy y se roÍa l vier se reizÓ el partido favorita lucy en set con parciales de-4,6-4 . toda esta y mucho mÁs informaciÓn en punto de la medianoche en contacto deportivo,ue tenga excelente tarde. julio:tras la breve pausa se acerca la temporada de las alergias, ya le decimos que hacer al regreso. ♪ ♪ julio: se aproxima la Época de las alergias y para algunos los sÍntomas pueden llegar a ser severos. vamos a hablar con expertos de la salud y conse

thousands march in venezuela to call for the release of a jailed opposition leader. plus. >> i'm on the border between gaza and egypt. these smuggling tunnels once connected the two, but the egyptians may have found a way to permanently close them. >> as the global refugee crisis intensifies... >> they have travelled for weeks, sometimes months. >> and the e.u. struggles to cope... >> we don't know, they stop us here. >> what's being done while lives hang in the balance? >> we need help now. >> good to have you with us. these are the top stories on al jazeera. hungary and slovenia have criticized croatia for redirecting refugees to their countries. thousands of people are now head to go austria. european leaders have failed to agree on an unified policy to deal with the refugee crisis. >>> vote something under way in greece's general election. former prime minister alexis tsipras hopes to have another chance to lead the country. he won january's poll on an anti-austerity ticket. >>> and burkina faso will return to civilian rule and reinstatement it's interim country.

con un final dramÁtico porque el partido estaba empatado a 78, tiro libre a favor de venezuela, venezuelarmaciÓn del tenis, la italiana flavio arana por primera vez. contra su compatriota, sÓlo para despuÉs de la victoria anunciÓ que se retira. por mi parte es todo. conductora: ya llegamos al final de noticiero. conductor: lo esperamos en la ediciÓn no toma, noticias. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: las Águilas del amÉrica y nacho ambriz. estÁn listos para ganar, el poderoso tigres llega al azteca quiere desplumar a las Águilas amÉrica central tigres! la liga mx por las pantallas de de televisiÓn y udn! reportero: tengan buenas