thousands of an israeli migrants who had sought a better life in neighboring colombia are being forced to leave because of the koran and make. its economy many venezuelans living lost their jobs in this next report unemployed been trying to bhutan. hundreds of thousands of venezuelans are leaving colombia and returning home here they live in makeshift camps on the street in book or among they have 185 kilometers to go adrien francisco yet has built his shelter out of plastic sheets he used to work in a mine north of bogota but lost his job after injuring his leg in an accident then the coronavirus pandemic made it impossible for him to find a new job. i had to stop working so i couldn't pay the rent anymore and had to leave the house where i was living i had to come here i had nowhere else to go. back in venezuela adrien had a small vegetable shop it went bankrupt because of the economic crisis now he has no prospects in either country but he still believes he can make a fresh start without me government but i want to go back home to my family. i hope that a doctor will treat me there

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hundreds of thousands of venezuelans are leaving colombia and returning home here they live in makeshift camps on the street in book or among they have 185 kilometers to go adrien francisco yet has built his shelter out of plastic sheets he used to work in a mine north of bogota but lost his job after injuring his leg in an accident then the coronavirus pandemic made it impossible for him to find a new job. i had to stop working so i couldn't pay the rent anymore and had to leave the house where i was living i had to come here i had nowhere else to go. back in venezuela adrien had a small vegetable shop it went bankrupt because of the economic crisis now he has no prospects in either country but he still believes he can make a fresh start without me government but i want to go back home to my family. i hope that a doctor will treat me there and that i'll finally find a real job again. 1.8000000 venezuelans moved to colombia because of the economic crisis 80000 of them have returned to venezuela since the pandemic began the border crossing at kuta was once a place of hope for many now the

is monitoring events for us in the region from bogota in colombia. see 2 asian it's getting worse in other countries that had been successful at least at the beginning and trying to slow down the spread of contagion for example here in colombia that is seen quite an important increase in daily cases since says been reopening parts of its economy with the return of its large population of informal people who work out and about on the streets they work hand to mouth they can stay home they have been allowed to return to work and in the last couple of weeks we have seen quite a big increase here the same is true in she less pay to even argentina who was that was probably the most successful country in containing the virus together with wires seen an increase and the last days and weeks so very problematic pictures of fischel is here calling for a return to a strict strict measures in countries like where we are in colombia and the government the national government here though is saying that's not possible because of how weak the economy is overall how

a judge in colombia has ordered the defense minister to reveal the full list of journalists politicians and judges who are illegally monitored by military intelligence the scandal has forced the retirement of the army commander and the firing of 11 seen the offices but the reports investigations of the extent of the spying have since stalled. the word winning independent journalist. plays a recorded phone conversation of accused drug trafficker. is part of a treasure trove of recordings that helped him uncover is related scoop the possible use of illegal funds for the election of president. yet who says as an investigative reporter as come with a price. on june 10th the director of colombia's freedom or depressed foundation called me to say they found out that the military had to follow me last january the weekly semana revealed the army intelligence had been illegally intercepting the communications of dozens of foreign and colombian journalists supreme court justices in opposition politicians. it reminded many of the legal surveillance a decade ago during the presidency of his perceiv

is in colombia another latin american country where the number of infections is causing concern. according to the paramedic health organization the pandemic across the region is throwing no signs of slowing down but experts there are particularly worried the 5 countries brazil and mexico of course but also colombia where we are argentina to and to a lesser extent also chile were things of eased up a bit of course brazil remains the main hot spot this week they've been reporting more than 50000 cases for 4 days in a row however the government said that this sunday's the number of confirmed cases has gone down to a little over 24000 we'll see what happens in the coming days but the worry there is that even if they brought under control the main hotspots the 1st hot spots at the beginning of the outbreak new ones have since appeared in particular in the south and center west of the country that had fared much better so a lot of warre there now in countries like colombia where we are tina the reopening of the economy as meant a big big increase in cases so we are in a critical phase

on june 10th the director of colombia's freedom a depressed foundation called me to say they found out that the military had to follow me last january the weekly semana revealed the army intelligence had been illegally intercepting the communications of dozens of foreign m colombian journalists supreme court justices in opposition politicians. it reminded many of the legal surveillance a decade ago during the presidency of his perceived enemies that led the government to dismantle the dust colombia's intelligence service. the same journalist that was spied on diana being spied on now this time by the army would have same tactics of department of security so i think this is afraid to democracy because they are spying on us frighten us following us listening to our conversations reading our chats then tell agents units involved in the scandal are also accused that they us intended to fight cocaine trafficking from colombia to illegally collecting information on journalists and others. the oil the government promised a toroid investigation against those they describe as bad apples in the

colombia called the accusation deplorable and miserable. every day only a few hundred of the most vulnerable migrants are allowed to re-enter. the rest have to wait in a makeshift migrant camp. this place on the border with venezuela is where all these movements of people collides and comes together. there are people who have just arrived from the interior of colombia, from ecuador and peru, people who are being taken today to other centers before being allowed to transit to venezuela, and there are many people who are staying here, sometimes for days, sometimes for weeks. social distancing does not exist in this camp. the conditions here present a separate risk. without toilets and raw sewage children and families are exposed to other serious illness. many of these migrants have walked thousands of miles across the andes to get here. francisco alvarado, an epileptic, says he's been living in this camp for more than a week. the next day he loses conscious us in and faints. he must be taken to the emergency room. his friend tells us alvarado

officials here are calling for a return to a strict strict measures in countries like where we are in colombia and the government the national government here though is saying that's not possible because of how weak the economy is overall how big is the need for people to go out and work which means will probably continue to see these numbers a growing gap they're going to undergo is a senior associate of the americas program at the center for strategic and international studies and he says people's attitude to the virus is part of the problem. reporting team is a collective effort if you have parts of the population respecting the law respecting the crime scene and social isolation while the other half or parts of the population that's marked the efforts of those that are dedicated themselves to the current team has been. or it doesn't work at all and that's an american country they lack the discipline and several topics throughout the history of latin america but in this particular situation is becoming more evident for everyone. if the problem is not something they can actually see or feel

pandemia el coronavirus se cancelaron los duelos que estaban pactados ante república checa grecia y colombia el premio al balón de oro no será entregado el 2020 debido a las circunstancias en las que se desarrolló la temporada de fútbol según informó la revista (nombre extranjero) considera que se trata de un año singular que no debe ser tratado como un ordinario y el trato no será en el 2020 ni a nivel estadístico ni de preparación ya que los aspirantes no ha podido participar de la temporada en la misma manera >>> continuarán las malas noticias para javier hernández dejó la concentración luego de que se confirmó que padece una lesión de pantorrilla, después del partido el técnico guillermo barros schelotto confirmó la lesión >>> mala suerte para ellos, buena suerte para nosotros porque tendremos a las chivas y todo mundo está precisamente hablando de ese partido que podrá ver en su canal telemundo 48 >>> así es, no es el domingo, es sábado 25 de julio, chivas contra león en la nueva casa de las chivas para que no se la pierda >>> anotado, muchas gracias, nos vamos

to south america people across colombia are pressuring for 7 soldiers to face mark some jail time after they had made it kidnapping and raping a young indigenous girl there's a strong reaction online to with colombians concern the men will not face tough justice it's the 2nd such attack to come to light in recent weeks and has led to protests in the capital over what's seen as a rape culture in colombia's military. i think that. if. the 12 year old girl was attacked by soldiers who'd been sent to enforce measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus she'd gone missing from her home in the rural north before being found at school a day later and taken to hospital the soldiers face up to 30 years in jail. which i level combination to with the vice president saying colombia must be merciless with sexual abusers the army say it's got a 0 tolerance approach to such crimes in the military that colombian human rights advisor we spoke to says the horrifying assaults which sometimes result in murder are part of an entrenched problem. it is this is jameco long term problem the data of the nationa

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could have in colombia. people, lly it was 400 u.s. people in uniform and it finally grew to 800 but that was and the same thing on civilians. so it forced an arrangement in support of e columbians going against them themselves. provided the equipment and intelligence, but they carried the fight. the other aspect of it, this is instances in e which the state department was there were many agencies that were involved, the or ice department over 10 12-year period trained something columbian judges. the main point was we had a partner and we were in support of that partner rather than doing the job ourselves. the other success was president initiative to deal with africa.aids in and, again, it had broad for tisan support considerable funding, tens of illions of dollars over an extended period of time that literally saved millions and lives in africa and one of the things that made it ork was that a number of different agencies in washington had a role in it, but the designated a single person to be in charge in the tate department who had

being an environmentally did today is a threat to colombia it is a threat in colombia and it is a threat to world wide because hey we are fighting 2 life projects or 2 political point yes there is a political project of death and when we confront large scale mining we confront this extractive mining we confront a model that is destroying the environment would become a military target you know what i don't have the name a lot of we do not have weapons but we do have a voice to continue defending the future of a country to continue defending the future of humanity it's also a huge problem in the philippines it's one of the worst places in asia for attacks against environmental defenders the number of murders there has risen to $43.00 the philippines i'm colombia accounts for more than half of all the reported killings last year 2 thirds of which happened in latin america the amazon region alone or 33 deaths and 40 percent of all victims were from indigenous communities and while the most number of deaths were among defenders who oppose mining and large scale agriculture logging remains the

let's bring you on the program now to south america where people across colombia are pressuring for 7 soldiers to face mux m m jail time after they admitted kidnapping and raping a young indigenous girl there is a strong reaction on the line to with colombians concerned the man will not face tough justice it's the 2nd such attack to come to light in recent weeks and has led to protests in the capital over what's seen as a rape culture in colombia's military. if you. don't know. what that. well this is what's known the 12 year old girl who was attacked by soldiers who'd been sent to enforce measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus she'd gone missing from her home in the rural north before being found at school day later and taken to hospital the soldiers face up to 30 years in jail. much high level of condemnation to what the vice president saying colombia must be merciless with sexual abusers the army says it's got a 0 tolerance approach to such crimes in the military a colombian human rights advisor we spoke to sees the horrifying assaults which sometimes result in murder are pa

well there is high level condemnation too with the vice president saying colombia must be merciless with sexual abusers the army says it's got a 0 tolerance approach to such crimes in the military a colombian human rights advisor we spoke to sees the heart of fighting assaults which sometimes result and murder are part of an entrenched problem. when he didn't i mean you see the oh i would see the problem of them inside indian dejan his community is not new it is this is chamakh long term problem these are the national indigenous organisation of colombia shows that over 300 women were removed by representatives of various armed factions in the conflict area from what we know in apparently we are not aware of all the violence he says i believe it is a structural problem primarily because of the this thing systemic racism this is a problem which directly affects women indigenous boys and girls prosecutors brought charges of sexual coercion however for those who know the law this was you not the charge that should have been brought forward because it is this if the girl consented to the rape

being an environmentally did today is a threat to colombia it is a threat in colombia and it is a threat to world wide because here we are fighting to live projects or to political project there is a political project of death and when we confront large scale mining we confront this extractive mining we confront a model that is destroying the environment would become a military target you know what they don't have the name a lot of us we do not have weapons but we do have a voice to continue defending the future of a country to continue defending the future of humanity it's also a huge problem in the philippines it's one of the worst places in asia for attacks against environmental defenders the number of murders there has risen to $43.00 the philippines i'm colombia accounts for more than half of all the reported killings last year 2 thirds of which happened in latin america the amazon region alone or 33 deaths and 40 percent of all victims were from indigenous communities and while the most number of deaths were among defenders who oppose mining and large scale agriculture logging rema

well there is a high level called a mission to with the vice presidency in colombia must be merciless with sexual abuse from the army say as it's called as 0 tolerance approach to such crimes in the military a colombian human rights advisor that we spoke to say the horrifying assaults which sometimes result in murder are part of an entrenched problem. mean you see the oh i would see the problem of famine side in the indigenous communities is not new it is this is jameco long term problem of the national indigenous organisation of colombia shows that over 300 women were raped by representatives of various armed factions in the conflict area from what we know in apparently we are not aware of all the violent key says i believe it is a structural problem primarily because of the this thing systemic racism this is a problem which directly affects women indigenous boys and girls prosecutors brought charges of sexual coercion however those who know the law this was not the charge that should have been brought forward because it is this if the girl consented to the rape furthermore the condu

we're live in bogota, colombia, with that and more from latin america. and the standoff in portland as veterans form a human wall on the front lines of the ongoing protests. >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. >>> 16 million people worldwide have now been infected with covid-19. according to johns hopkins university, that's 1 million new cases in less than a week. even north korea is reporting its first suspected case. state media says it was someone who entered the country illegally from south korea in recent days, but the biggest drivers of the global pandemic remain the united states, india and brazil. for the fourth day in a row, brazil recorded more than 50,000 new infections. rio de janeiro canceled the annual new year's celebration on copacabana beach. in the united states, california leads the nation with nearly 450,000 confirmed cases. and in hard hit los angeles, the mayor warns another shutdown might be needed. here's cnn's paul vercammen. >>

what we can do is encourage them, given help as it did colombia in institution building, in training judges and getting closer to the rule of law, a variety of civilian agencies involved such as development assistance with u.s. agency for international development and so one here so if we are going to be involved in nationbuilding, and in some places i think we can be helpful and very low cost, it has to be a civilian dominated effort, and we have to understand that it's a very long time line. the truth is we had troops in south korea. we've had them there now for 70 years. south korea did not become a functioning democracy and tell well into the 1980s. it was a long process, and we had tens of thousands of troops in the country for that entire time. so this is not something that can be done with a short timeline or, as i say, at the point of a gun. >> remind our audience is going to ask question to secretary gates you can do so by typing ccga into your browser and asked the question i will get to in a minute. the overarching lesson i think that this set of issues points to the room

here in colombia, especially in colombia, urban areas in the main cities, the unemployment has more than doubled since the beginning of the pandemic and was exactly as you said an incident where several people lost their lives when trying to loot a track of gasoline in a low income community, a few hundred kilometers north of bogota, where i'm staying at the moment. and that's perhaps also the reason why the government has so far resisted the possibility of imposing a lockdown, a total lockdown on the whole country and instead the government is trying to use localized lockdowns around the hot spots that is tracking in order to limit as much as possible the damage in the economy. >> all right, i really appreciate that insight, thank you so much, stefano, appreciate it. >>> the british prime minister is expressing his reluctant toward implementing a second national lockdown, comparing it to a nuclear deterrent. he says, quote, i can't abandon that tool any more than i would abandon a nuclear deterrent but it is like a nuclear deterrent, i don't want to use it. the prime minister says he do

intensive care units are filling up and colombia's capital is cases. and doctors are worried many deaths occurring on reported i was under m.p.'s he reports now from bogota. coffin scaring the bodies of covered 19 victims arrive for cremation at this cemetery on the outskirts of bogota the recent increase in the number of deaths in the colombian capital has meant cremation service is tripled here in the last couple of weeks. funeral workers say it's a sad situation for the relatives who can't give their loved ones a proper goodbye. people are helpless they see their lives entering the hospital 1520 days before and never see them again until they meet us in the closed coffin of. columbia's reopening of important sectors of the economy in june following a strict quarantine seems to be responsible for a sharp rise in hospitalizations. intensive care units are now 80 percent full in the national government but new ventilators to increase availability but a lack of trained doctors means not all of them can be used at the same time and now authorities are wo

and canada combined has been a surge of infections in brazil mexico a real colombia and argentina and experts say the actual tally is much higher than the official record. florida has overtaken new york as the 2nd worst hit state by coronavirus in the u.s. more than 12000 new cases were reported in the past day taking the state's total to more than 423000. and the body of u.s. civil rights pioneer john nurse has been taken across the edmund pettus bridge in selma alabama one final time. i'm conscious there are 965 the demanding black people be given the right to vote. protests in the u.s. city of portland against racism and police brutality and now into a 9th week there was more chaos in the streets on saturday night and well into sunday morning protesters threw fireworks towards the city's courthouse while federal agents used tear gas to try and break up the crowds well portland's leaders say anger is being inflamed by president trump's decision to send in agents as more . demonstrations like these have been held in portland oregon for the last 2 months . protesters supporting the bl

well colombia like other countries in the regions instead have imposed quite strict quarantine at the beginning of the pandemic they had been relatively successful in controlling the spread but since the reopening started the now almost a month ago we've seen an uptick in cases and hospitalizations now here in the capital. 80 percent of intensive care units are full so there is a war you can see doing how the numbers are going up with that things could get very problematic in the next couple of weeks and i'll tell you these are now especially worried that what's happening in the coast in the caribbean coast and particularly in the city. and the state of atlantic could there that has almost double the number of deaths compared to bogota even if it's just a 3rd of the population and alternatives are also worried by the fact that there could be some serious on the reporting in the number of deaths especially people in rural areas that are dying in their homes and never getting tested all right on a sunday and patty reporting from colombia thank you. well south africa now has the most num

across the surveillance operation in colombia that journalists say is a threat to democracy. china is valid in retaliation after moves by the governments of the u.s. and the u.k. on 2 different fronts president donald trump has announced sanctions against chinese officials over the new national security law imposed on hong kong signing an executive order to hold beijing accountable china now says it will impose sanctions of its own. joan phones don't to to be able to up hold our legitimate interests in china will make the necessary responses to sanction the relevant personnel and entities of the us side we're just the us to correct their mistakes and to not implement this act and stop interfering in china's internal affairs if the u.s. insists on going down the wrong path china will definitely hit back hong kong is being stripped of its special trade and economic status and banks that deal with some chinese officials will also face sanctions the hong kong or tanami act which has signed this afternoon passed unanimously through congress this law gives my administration powerfu

it's a crime that sparked outrage in colombia the gang rape of an indigenous girl by soldiers as colombia struggles to recover from decades of conflict last month attackers turned the spotlight on the military's record of sexual violence and human rights abuses. reports from the capital bogota. there was shock in colombia when the 7 soldiers admitted kidnapping and raping an 11 year old indigenous girl 2 weeks ago. protests broke out outside a number of army bases across the country demanding justice as more abuse cases came to light. the usually reticent armed forces publicly admitted that since 2016 at least $100.00 the incidents of sexual violence against minors have been or still are being investigated. while 45 soldiers have been sacked another 75 remain active despite evidence against them. as. the military forces and its institutions should be protecting our rights not violating them if those who are supposed to protect our territories are abusing and threaten us what can we expect by the rest even wars when we see there's a level of silence by the institutions trying to keep these

he has more from colombia's capital bogota. there was another record day in the number of confirmed cases in mexico 6914 bringing the total number to more than 252 towers in cases the numbers keep going up in mexico also a very high number of deaths more than 500 day it's pretty much every day several densely populated apartment buildings in these turning the city of melbourne have been put into lockdown after rising covered 1000 cases thousands of people will be forced to stay at home for at least 5 days so i thought vic and now has the most number of coronavirus cases on the african continent the daily tally from saturday showed more than 10000 new infections that's the highest 24 hour jump so far has been a steady increase in cases since restrictions gradually eased in may. airstrikes have targeted a libyan air base recaptured in may by the un recognized government with the backing of turkish forces the loss of the base was among a string of recent defeats for wallet. pushing him out of large parts of western libya. iran's f

. >> reporter: based in queens, new york, catalina cruz, a colombia immigrant, is the first to serve in the assembly. >> these are really kind people who will get to the end of the line and we have no more food, they'll have four meals and will turn and give to wo to the pers behind him. >> reporter: her constituents let her know when they like her. and when they don't. >> sheoe't --

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here and out 0 the surveillance operation in colombia the journalists say is a threat to democracy. playschool why some are questioning the government to. hello they're mostly homeless and dry throughout much of the middle east the winds being fairly strong as well so some blowing sand and dust a quite likely but also quite a bit of cloud across areas of yemen this might just produce wanted to show is over the next couple of days the exact the blowing sand and dust and of these high temperatures 47 in baghdad 49 in kuwait and a warm day wednesday and oregon the high temperature there 47 degrees slightly lower on thursday the winds not as strong but also feeling a little bit more humid quite a bit of sand and dust as we go through the day those winds a fairly strong driving southwards across much of iraq and then down into southern africa the usual central regions and it's an improving picture into cape town quite a bit of cloud along that fall south and east coast but have a look at what it did this storm as it came on shore this is a bit further out to sea and then those waves just

and canada combined has been a surge of infections in brazil mexico colombia and argentina and experts say the actual tally is much higher than the official numbers. florida has overtaken new york was the 2nd worst state by corona virus in the u.s. more than 12000 cases were reported in the past day taking the state's total to more than 423000. and china has officially shut down the u.s. consulate in chengdu the closure was retaliation after america shut down china's consulate and houston texas. south korea is marking the anniversary of the armistice that ended the korean war nearly 70 years ago more than 3000000 people were killed in the conflict which never saw the participants sign a formal peace treaty the u.n. is set to hold its own ceremony at the demilitarized zone in a few hours time commemorations are also expected in north korea right mcbride joins us live now from the south korean capital seoul rob so the armistice has been marked on both sides of the border north and south tell us what's been happening. that's right here in seoul the commemoration it was an hour long event

and canada combined infections have surged in brazil mexico proved colombia and argentina experts say the actual tally is much higher than the official one. and europe was once the global epicenter of the virus softer the outbreak in china that took long to recover but now some parts are experiencing surges spain says it's still a safe travel destination that's off the u.k. reintroduced a 2 week quarantine for people returning from holiday the day barber reports from london. london's gatwick airport and plenty of people flying off on holiday but for those traveling to spain it's a confusing time face with 2 weeks in quarantine on their return this teacher and her husband decided to cancel their trip to the countries south where we were going there is no outbreak so why don't some want them to look at regional lockdowns like madrid in barcelona like why not you know shut those down and then leave the tourist a bit open and that's a question being asked by some travelers heading to london from madrid i think it so it's pretty bad because it's just come all of a sudden it's not given peo

and canada combined in a search of infections in brazil mexico the room colombia and argentina experts say the actual tally is much higher than the official numbers. it's taken just 4 days for the global number of infections to jump from 15 to 16000000 over the past week 37 countries reported a record spikes in daily cases. and the u.s. is just it's consulates in the chinese city of chengdu the closure was ordered by china was a retaliation for the americans asked beijing to shut down its consulates and kingston the 2 sides are at odds over a range of issues. i marched alongside martin luther king jr and campaigned for social justice right up until his death almost 2 weeks ago now a vigil honoring the life and legacy of john lewis has been held in montgomery alabama his body is lying in state at the capitol building where the public can pay their respects luther king jr daughter niece was among those to speak at his vigil the city is the final leg of the selma to montgomery voting rights trail at his casket retrace that journey. earlier it was driven across the edmund pettus bridge in

where you are why do you think colombia is top of this list in latin america thank you daryn yes it is really shocking why does it happen in colombia there it's a multi-factor 0 situation 1st i would say that these there is lack of the presence of the state in rural areas were social leaders that defend their learned not only their land and territory but also water they defend clean air they defend participation there's a 2nd factor that's the presence of illegal actors that in some places feel the vacuum that was left by the guerrilla members that the mobilized in 2016 with the peace accords that were signed with the government. 3rd i would say that there is a busybody sation of social leaders that we're not that now we have them on the spot because before they they they were not seen because they had the war had them hidden away ok now they're in this part and they are also locked down so so so who exactly that they be and who exactly is carrying out these killings and attacks i mean are they mainly criminal gangs or is this really about corrupt political figures who see the land

weekend could lead to a rise in cases let's get an update from a summer of patty hewes joining us from colombia capital bogota how are officials across the region explaining this rapid rise in cases. well gary essentially there are 2 reasons that always come up when trying to explain what's happening of course the 1st one is the fact that throughout the

we've got updates from brazil and colombia. first, guatemala, which is reopening its economy even though cases are on the rise. shopping centres and restaurants have reopened from monday. public transport — which had been suspended since march — is starting to resume. however a night—time curfew will remain in place and borders remain closed. guatemala has reported more than 1700 deaths and 45,000 confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic. and cases are yet to level off. the pandemic isn't going anywhere in brazil, last week it had its worst week so far. these statistics are sobering. a record 319,653 people in brazil contracted the virus last week. 7,677 big number more than 7,500 people died. that brings the total number of deaths in brazil to 85,000. the virus first hit big cities like sao paulo but has been heading inland to smaller towns. like campinas. it's home to 1.2 million people and one of many cities now under pressure. shops here first reopened in june but were forced to close again when cases started t

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