but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. in france violent clashes broke out between police and demonstrators and protests in the capital paris protests have been ongoing during the past week amid anger over a bill proposed by the government that could make it more difficult for witnesses to fill police officers while on duty the demonstrations turned chaotic on saturday as people set fire to cars broke windows and threw objects at police. chaos on the streets of paris tensions quickly escalating to breaking point protesters came down to large numbers most were angry but only some were violent organiz

party has won control of the legislature is set to tighten his grave. on power. thank you for watching. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons for such. luck there are many plans.

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. greece has 6 decided to extend its 2nd lockdown for another week until december 14th in a bid to curb the spread of the corona virus the government says infection rates have not been slowing as quickly as expected and hospitals are reaching their limits the strict lockdown measures are having a crippling effect on many greeks personal finances and also the wider economy. the acropolis in athens has not seen any visitors for weeks now the nation wide lockdown has brought public life in greece to a standstill just pharmacies grocery stores and gas stations remain

and from participating the ruling socialist parties victory was all but assured that would give president maduro control over the national assembly the only institution not yet in his hands then his will is economy was already in a downward spiral when punitive u.s. sanctions meant to dislodge material made everything worse the trumpet ministration policy hit venezuelans hard with many struggling to meet basic needs and hunger rampant. 5000000 citizens have left the country. president would do are the opposition to join him and asking the incoming u.s. administration to rethink the policy. and you're not on your mouth i call on our opposition to abandon the extremist route. and to call in one voice for the new us government of joe biden to lift all sanctions in one voice but u.s. backed opposition leader one has called for sanctions to be increased instead enthusiasm for quiet or who declared himself interim president and 2019 has fallen drastically ever since he failed to oust material his campaign are doing venezuelans to boycott the selection did not prove popular thea will be given re

holds a narrow lead in opinion polls over the rival socialist party 18000000 romanians are eligible to vote. and voting is also underway in cameron's 1st ever regional elections president. separatist groups in the country's english speaking west by granting more local powers but the opposition is boycotting the election saying it's a move by b. yet to consolidate his grip on power. even for the candidates of the governing party cameron's 1st ever regional election campaign is proving rather dull municipal councillors are voting for regional delegate candidates campaigning explain how municipalities regions and the national assembly have to work as one for the unity of the nation but with pictures of president paul b. everywhere the opposition believes this isn't about local issues but a way for the 87 year old head of state to tighten his grip on power with most political opponents in prison the opposition is boycotting the vote saying it will not be credible but the governing party likely to win most of the votes. in the english speaking regions of cameroon separatists have warned

holds a narrow lead in opinion polls over the rival socialist party $18000000.00 armenians are eligible to vote and voting is also under way in cameron's 1st ever regional elections president hopes of all it will appease separatist groups in the country's english speaking west by granting more local powers but the opposition is boycotting the election saying it's a move by bia to consolidate his grip on power nicolas hock reports. even for the candidates of the governing party cameron's 1st ever regional election campaign is proving rather dull municipal councillors are voting for regional delegate candidates campaigning explain how municipalities regions and the national assembly have to work as one for the unity of the nation but with pictures of president paul b. everywhere the opposition believes this isn't about local issues but a way for the 87 year old head of state to tighten his grip on power with most political opponents imprisoned the opposition is boycotting the vote saying it will not be credible but the governing party likely to win most of the votes. in the english speaki

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. for some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. chris martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. in france violent clashes broke out between police and demonstrators at protests in the capital paris protests have been ongoing during the past week amid anger over a bill proposed by the government that would make it more difficult for witnesses to film police officers while on duty. chaos on the streets of paris tensions quickly escalating to breaking point protesters came out in large numbers most were angry but only some were violent organizers accused protests crashes of hijacking the rally and taking their frustrations out on whatever lay in their

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. for some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament but we will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. chris martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. in france violent clashes broke out between police and demonstrators and protests in the capital paris protests have been ongoing during the past week amid anger over a bill proposed by the government that could make it more difficult for witnesses to film police officers while on duty. chaos on the streets of paris tensions quickly escalating to breaking point protesters came out in large numbers most were angry but only somewhat violent as accused protests crashes of hijacking the rally and taking their frustrations out on whatever lay in their

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by correspondent 100 mira's he joins us from bogota most western nations and the venezuelan opposition called this parliamentary election a fraud and yet all indications are that president maduro will be a big winner in this election detail for us just what he stands to gain here. he is going to win. control of the national assembly something that he that is in the hands of the opposition since 2015 it means the he's going to get control on every state institution in venice all of this is all it's also a bit symbolic because nicolas maduro is alr

all right let's get a quick reminder of our top story venezuelan president nicolas maduro socialist party has won control of the legislature and parliamentary elections little is expected to pass the national assembly with his supporters the opposition boycotted the vote which was also denounced as a sham by the u.s. and the european union. thank you for watching it and you see. is quite as simple as it seems. to stand in the world better we need to take a closer. experience knowledge to culture. on digital. board. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room similar it was hard for. i even got white hair is that. the german language now not this keeps me and could help us maybe to entrust the lives of say you want to know their story my parents birth fighting and reliable information for migrants. we know this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing a lot so please take care of yourself keep your distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we are d. w. me for here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on overwhelming . w

holds a narrow lead in polls over the rival socialist party 18000000 remains are eligible to vote. campaigning for monday's presidential election in ghana has ended incumbent president faces 11 other challenges but many believe the race will be between a and the man he replaced 4 years ago reports on the capitol. hill. gardens handling of the coronavirus pandemic maybe one of the best in africa but as candidates make a last push for votes most of the supporters set aside protocols. at 7 to 6 incumbent president. is fighting the biggest battle of his political career losing this election isn't. so he took his keys not only to supporters but members of all political parties. here have done some haven't i delivered on the work you gave me for 4 years i strongly believe i have so i'm asking for another term everyone regardless of party affiliation should give me another chance. and his good course . his biggest challenger 62 year old former president john dramani mahama is capitalizing on widespread discontent over allegations of corruption in the current government. and 2000 with the

party and these have been is. new electronic voting machines they were bought after a mysterious fire burned down all the ones that had been audited by an independent body. are. the ones that work your past. year in 2017 with the. sole non. technical basis has been. among the candidates for president nick when asked for details wife's. and his son junior. apart from declaring the leadership of the largest opposition parties illegal the government controls and censors the media and while voting isn't mandatory at a recent rally party strongman deals that look of ale said those who don't vote don't eat there won't be food for those who don't vote. government supporters say they're counting the days until they take over the national assembly the only democratic institution that isn't nominally controlled by the opposition. but. this is our opportunity to expose congress who for the last 5 years mistreated the venezuelan people and indeed there's no doubt about the winner the only real question is how many people may

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. has launched a large scale vaccination campaign with the brush in my book nick 5 vaccine against it 19 it comes as russia reports its highest number of new infections since the start of the pandemic the rollout is going ahead even though clinical trials have not yet been completed doctors teachers and social workers are mung the 1st in line to receive the shot now moscow correspondent emily show when caught up with one of the. to me that he signed up for the vaccination as soon as he could get it the 42 year old is healthy and says he isn't too worried about ge

not in his hands. -- not in its hands. >> [speaking foreign languag >> among the socialist party candidates is maduro's son. he hopes joe biden will lift the american sanctions, which will aggravate the country's economic crisis. >> in india, tens of thousands of farmers are protesting agricultural reforms. the new laws will loosen rules around the sale, pricing, and storage of farm produce. protests began last week and idiots government is saying it will -- and india's government is saying it will consider building block -- rolling back parts of the reforms. >> these highways are normally choked with traffic. for the last week, they haven't hoped to tens of thousands of farmers protesting agricultural reforms. the law passed in september aim to deregulate the sector, but farmers say they built lead to their exploitation. with enough supplies to last week's, they are threatening to besiege the capital if the prime minister refuses to abolish the laws. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the government claims the laws will give farmers more autonomy to set their own prices and sell directly to

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to stop socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. south korean media say the government will impose stricter social distancing rules for the capital seoul and surrounding areas they country is seeing its biggest wave of infections in 9 months authorities already impose new quota virus measures on saturday including shutting shops from 9 pm and reducing public transport they also declared curfews for the 1st time south korea's disease control agency reported $631.00 new cases on sunday by global standards of figure remains whoa but it's the largest daily tally since early march. for the latest i'm joined by cor

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who are the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by correspondent johan ramirez he joins us from bogota the 100 most western nations and the venezuelan opposition called this parliamentary election a fraud and yet all indications are that president maduro will be a big winner in this election detail for us just what he stands to gain here. he is going to win. the control off the national assembly something that he that is in the hands of the opposition since 2015 it means that he's going to get control on every state institution in venice all of this is also also it's involved because nicolas

party wins control of the national assembly the opposition boycotted the vote as a sham what just more power for model mean for the nation also coming up the threat of a no deal divorce mounts as the clock ticks down on breaks of trade talks british and european negotiators will pick up talks again with an outcome still highly uncertain. a german state known for its festive spirit remains a stopper and hot spot for coronavirus now people there face even tighter restrictions ahead of the holidays. and some exciting weekend soccer action in germany is going to sleep go higher labor costs and scoring goals and stopping them on their way to 2nd place in the ports they got will tell you how they extended a remarkable on the beat in st. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us the results are in and as expected president nicolas mughals party has won the parliamentary elections in venezuela consolidating his grip on power opposition leaders called on supporters to boycott the vote they and many western nations have condemned it as fraud the pandemic has deepened the country's long ru

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. south korean media say the government will impose stricter social distancing rules for the capital seoul and surrounding areas the country is seeing its biggest wave of infections in 9 months authorities already imposed new coronavirus measures on saturday including shutting shops from 9 pm and reducing public transport they also declared curfews for the 1st time south korea's disease control agency recorded 631 new cases on sunday by global standards the figures remain low but it's the largest daily tally since early march. for the latest i'm joined by corresp

party is set to take control. record numbers of refugees and migrants arriving on the shores of spain's canary islands more than $8000.00 people made the relatively short trip from north africa during november many are making the paralyse journey after losing their incomes during the pandemic temporary camps are being set up by the government to cope with the influx thousands more are being housed in empty tourist hotels and apartments but that is causing. burn and strafe that is on the island of ghana can idea which is one of the main rival points for refugees and migrants. just in the last 24 hours more than $300.00 migrants of arrived here on grand canaria that's about typical in november there were more than $8000.00 the whole month was believed to be a record for migrant arrivals and they all appear on these fishing boats from the north african coast about $25.00 people crammed into a boat each paying around $1000.00 per person the ambition for most of them nearly all of them is to make it to mainland europe

party won't win 1st of all because the opposition isn't taking place and when i say opposition i mean the mainstream opposition there are some very very small parties that are more or less beholden to the government who are participating but this is like an election where if it were the united states the democrats were participating or it would germany the christian democrats and the social democrats weren't allowed willing to take part so that's the reason why there isn't really much mystery about what the outcome will be the only real question is how many people will actually go out and vote and and that is a big question because according to the latest data analysis poll. less than 30 percent of venezuelans have the intention of going out to vote and yet high ranking members of the government are openly threatening those who don't vote would not giving them. the number 2 person in the government has said that those who do not vote will not eat and i'm quoting him directly and he's referring of course to the government food boxes that are distributed for a very low price to venezuel

party is likely to take over the last of the state body currently controlled by me a position. now a us government commission report has found that directed microwave radiation is the likely cause of mysterious illnesses among american diplomats in cuba and in china at least 2 dozen diplomats reported dizziness and cognitive problems during a period of nearly 2 years from late 2016 the study from the national academy of sciences didn't say who was responsible or whether u.s. citizens were intentionally targeted as a former cia officer he says there's no doubt it's an attack of some kind but the government points specifically blame anyone unless it's completely sure. the usual suspects are those governments that are hostile to or they're contending with the united states directly and that's russia china north korea and iran right now and by far the most likely ones are russia 1st and china 2nd. in critical or would suspects russia but we don't know it's standard practice and the reality in the intelligence world in the great game behind the scenes. competing or hostile intellige

this is the new electoral commission which is stacked in favor of the ruling that israel and socialist party and these have been israel is new and the trunk voting machines they were bought after a mysterious fire burned down all the ones that had been audited by an independent body is the missions are far worse than the ones that didn't work you're in their past that was a coup in 2017 with the problem that national consistency are simply so non of the . technical issues has been. among the candidates for president nicolas maduro his wife celia flotus and his son nicholas jr. apart from declaring the leadership of the largest opposition parties illegal the government controls and censors the media and while voting isn't mandatory at a recent rally party strongman deals that look at bale said those who don't vote don't eat there won't be food for those who don't vote. government supporters say they're counting the days until they take over the national assembly the only democratic institution that isn't nominally controlled by the opposition but i want to put up that elephant limousine

party wins control of the national assembly the opposition boycott of the vote as a sham which is more power for mother little mean for the nation also coming up the threat of a no deal divorce mouth's with talks stalled and the.

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. for some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament we will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. chris martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. to france now where violent clashes broke out between police and demonstrators and protests in the capital paris protests have been ongoing during the past week amid anger over a bill proposed by the government that could make it more difficult for witnesses to film police officers while on duty. chaos on the streets of paris tensions quickly escalating to breaking point protesters came out in large numbers most were angry but only some were violent organizers accused protests crashes of hijacking the rally and taking their frustrations out on whateve

party to take over the last state party controlled by the position. us government commission report has found that direct microwave radiation is the likely cause of the mysterious illness among american diplomats in cuba and in china at least 2 dozen diplomats reported dizziness and cognitive problems during that period of nearly 2 years from late 2016. what was meant to be a rally to back to senate candidates is turned into an opportunity for all the trump to once again falsely claim that he won last month's us presidential election he's been campaigning in georgia for republicans facing a runoff vote next month will decide which party controls the u.s. senate white house correspondent can we help get reports from valdosta in georgia. donald trump was not the declared winner in last month's presidential vote but that didn't stop these georgia voters from attending trump's 1st post-election rally. thousands here believe trump defeated joe biden even as the president's court cases to overturn the election results have overwhelmingly failed and i said j

party is likely to take over the last state body currently controlled by the opposition. and the record numbers of migrants and refugees are arriving on the shores of spain's canary islands thousands of people have come from wolf africa since e.u. agreements with turkey libya morocco all the popular routes to europe well let's take a look at the scale of the problem nearly 20000 refugees and migrants have reached the canary islands so far this year that's around 10 times as many as the previous year 8000 people arrived just in the past month alone that's a new record for arrivals in the canaries some of them have been put in hotels and tourist apartments that are empty junior to the pandemic while others are being placed in temporary reception sentences well let's not speak to our correspondent ben smith he's in gran canaria but if these are pretty big numbers how are they with already as they're coping with all of this. these days are struggling to cope with it at the moment they seem to have been caught flat footed by the sudden increase in arrivals most of the migrants

party has won control of the legislature is said to tighten his grip on power. thank you for watching t.v. news just. going to. why are people forced to hide in trucks. mugs. there are many reasons for such. luck there are many cancers plays. such and there are many stories of. plane make up your own. plane. made for minds. this week on will stories. in hungary a radio station critical of the government is fighting for its survival medians are mourning the loss of an old monastery in the uk we stopped in germany the federal public prosecutor general income. is examining a lawsuit against syria's assad regime its concerns the use of chemical weapons against civilians the evidence is overwhelming. the screams of frictions who died in the sarin gas attack in good to this day still echo in the ears of syrian nurse a man. she wants nothing more than syrian president bashar assad and the perpetrators of the expect to be charged she and her husband marmet are witnesses of a criminal complaint filed in germany by human rights groups they wish to remain anonymous because

party to take over the last state body currently controlled by the opposition a japanese space capsule carrying samples from an asteroid has been retrieved after a successful landing in the australian outback the mission began with the launch of the 2 spacecraft 6 years ago as it reentered the earth's atmosphere it created a fireball a japanese scientists hope that the sample could provide clues as to the origin of life on earth right up to date with the headlines here in our desert got more news coming up right after al-jazeera wow. or at. least. who lived on the. equipment should also be on the over almost for like a little to the supreme. court of law what about a good to the delicacy of a. letter at the foot of but i'll bet it was a what if that were the only reason to put in big machinery the bottom of the. going to do most of that in most areas. that. was what i looked at but i bet it moves into the muslim advantage the. thank you ok. and that this little muslim to be. interviewed i mean i was shot i mean i was really i knew i have been shooting and here we should have. been me w

party president nicolas maduro use the opportunity to tighten his grip on power. warning from germany's hospital federation intensive care units. which seriously ill.

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by a journalist in that as well as capital caracas oscar good to see you this election is widely regarded as a farce with little standing in the way of a landslide when formentera what exactly is at stake for the country. well for me there is not much more at stake that hasn't already been lost in the past 2 years with the presence of for example the current problem that hasn't been able to legislate since the opposition won in 2015 disapprove or has blocked every decision naturally in congress as is january of this year program trillions have been ph

i'm going to do away with essentially the left side of the socialist party of china, which is the ccp. the center of that socialist party is the kmt. , defying his soviet advisors, goes after the communists. it is not successful. and many others escape. go down into what is southeast central china and begin to build. to build what? to build soviets. the communists survive. the red army is born and the rest is history. in questions and answers, i'm happy to talk about 1927 and 1949. it was not a faye to come believe that the communists would win in china. play was not faye to come -- depending on who you read and how you read them, chiang kai-shek made a lot of mistakes. he was given a problem set that nobody could solve. china was broken up, never deterioration the of the regime which they called and we look at as 110 years of humiliation. when you look at china today and years ofwords "100 humiliation" that is from 1839, the beginning of the opium war, 21949, when the communist party declares the people's republic of china. is a book out there called the 100 year marathon. the 100 ye

parties communist parties and right parties there are also movements and all of it will n.g.o.s that are opposing the growth mode so the only thing they all have in common is that they want the route and one has their own perspective on how to do it so it's not easy to room and keep them together right now turnout was very low 31 percent what does this mean from adore and its allies. well motherhood has allies are saying that was actually a good turn on their absolute compare that to the turnout in the vote in romania that was similar but that percentage is way higher than that what many people. think it was because we saw that these polls were just very not many people were going to vote the opposition has said that they're it's close to 80 percent or absent of that same from voting so they're going to use that in order to play with the national assembly and it's going to be an argument for their allies to say it's legitimate and then they can enact laws starting next year now there's a growing humanitarian crisis and a fantasy what does mentor wind mean for people just struggling t

won almost 70 percent of the votes but turnout was just 31 percent and after opposition parties called for a boycott international observers have condemned the vote saying the results did not reflect the will of the venezuelan people off a claim to acting president one quire though said the vote was fraudulent so look to those who are scared of the people are the ones who commit fraud to do rule and his regime have lost the popular vote the majority of us want change in venezuela don't be surprised if they try to advance their assault in the coming days of december because this election has done them no good they know when you. want to turn now or to ask or are in a kind of casts who can tell us more about these latest developments oskar what will happen now. spare no 31 of the noise another monsoon there are only officials who reject these remarks and people who go to germany from today up to the 12th of the summer when people can physically because the people and there will be a demonstration that's where our. government is not unknown big surprise in these resorts this is what we we

party as opposition parties are boycotting the poll the country has been suffering an economic collapse for years with an inability to provide basic necessities worsening the impact of the coronavirus. studies who are calling for a boycott they've already done it for 4 times and the people have rejected it but he defended the move the little independent of a person's political position it's a civic duty they teach is that when you're young in 6th grade you have to go to vote it's a civic duty. american scientists think they may have uncovered the cause of a mysterious condition that has plagued the staff at the embassy in cuba for years diplomats in nevada have been struck down by north business and even hearing loss well now a government report says targeted at microwave radiation may be behind the strange symptoms there's a top story stay with us rewind looks at islam in america next. hello and welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey and the decade since we launched al-jazeera english back in 2006 and built a library of moving and powerful documentaries here army wine revisiting some of

party as opposition parties are boycotting the poll the country has been suffering an economic collapse for years with an inability to provide basic necessities worsening the impact of the coronavirus those the top stories stay with us witness travels to italy next more news from though in half an hour. thanks for watching. as. for the united states to reenter the powers climate treaty boris johnson and u.n. secretary general and co-host of world leaders will bring you live updates and in-depth reports as countries struggle to meet climate targets special coverage. the bones are known as cold sonar lot of narcan. and i'm. all for it couldn't get. more. damaging i'm not going after you even if i don't go to disney will give us a little channel. by your bus on the bus all are not children with each other when there's. a lot those 1st is not going to. grow them on the balance of. you know you're talking about going to. go on the mamak or not. the moon hung the phone to me. when i. still go out and quote and he. was. least be. known he went to the stand. but i just you can't. go to the goin

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and most lassen american countries are calling it a sham president nicolas maduro is ruling socialist parties likely to take over the last state body currently controlled by the opposition a committee in the u.s. has found that directed microwave radiation is the likely cause of mysterious illnesses among american diplomats in cuba and china at least 2 dozen diplomats reported dizziness crash and compass of problems during a period of nearly 2 years from late 2016 the study didn't say who was responsible or whether it was an actual attack the japanese face kept still carrying some files from an asteroid has been retrieved off a successful landing in the australian outback the mission began with the launch of the hybris a true spacecraft 6 years ago created a 5 ball as it reentered the s. atmosphere japanese scientists hope the sample could provide clues to the origin of life here on earth well those are the headlines i will have more news for you here on al-jazeera off to one hour one east to stay with us. they could be anywhere. in public toilets train stations hotel rooms at your of

and heeft office after one term when he lost to socialist party leader in the 1981 presidential election. he was known as a proponent of european integration. he oversaw the drafting of a text that paved the way for the basic treaty of the european union. >>> the rescheduled tokyo paralympics games will take place in nine months time. >> the 2016 rio de janeiro olympics. no one got the home crowd more excited than daniel diaz. diaz won four gold medals taking his career total to 14 gold m mels. now 32 years ol he's preparing for the tokyo games. >> translator: i believe the paralympics has the power to change the world and the power to show the value of a person. >> he said the rio games changed. he noticed people began to pay less attention to his impairment and more to the spirit as a human being. >> translator: people in brazil call this an intangible legacy of the games. sports fans and children have told me that i am a huge role model for them. these children didn't see my disability. they saw my strong will, guts and conviction. >> the pandemic has thrown a new test of this convict

party wins control of the national assembly the opposition boycotted the vote as a sham but as more power from other little means for the nation also coming up germany's corona virus infections go up despite a limited lockdown numbers remain stubbornly high in a region known for its festive spirit it announces even tighter restrictions head of the holiday. and.

parties victory was all but assured that would give president maduro control of a congress the only institution not yet in his hands and as well as economy was already in a downward spiral when punitive u.s. sanctions meant to dislodge madieu row made everything worse the trumpet ministration policy had venezuelans hard with many struggling to meet basic needs and hunger rampant 5000000 citizens have left the country. president maduro urged the opposition to join him in asking the incoming u.s. administration to rethink the policy. you're not when your model i call on all opposition to abandon the extremist route. and to call in one voice for the new u.s. government of joe biden to lift all sanctions in one voice but u.s. backed opposition leader one who i don't know has asked for sanctions to be increased instead enthusiasm for who declared himself into him president in early 2019 has fallen drastically ever since he failed to oust him and to. his campaign urging venezuelans to boycott this election did not prove popular. but regardless of a person's political position it's a civic

still, sunday's win by maduro's socialist party will likely strengthen his work on power. the already controlled the courts in the military. >> we have a new national assembly, a product of popular vote. the people have elected their new lawmakers and deputies. we have a tremendous, gigantic electoral victory. reporter: a victory made possible because opposition leaders, including acting president, juan guaido, urged supporters to boycott the vote. they say the role is little -- is illegitimate, and the election, fraudulent. >> those were scared of the people are the ones who commit fraud. maduro and the regime have lost the popular vote. the majority of us want change in venezuela. don't be surprised if they try to advance the result in the coming days of december. because the election has done them no good. reporter: guaido is now pushing for venezuelans to vote in opposition referdum to end when h calls maduro's your search in of the presidency. brent: let's pull an oscar -- in oscar s., in caracas, venezuela, tonight. what will happen if maduro says he will not the goi

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party to take over the last state party controlled by the opposition. the u.n. says new fights uni theatres northern region of to graze forcing more civilians to flee to neighboring sudan more than 1000000 people have already been displaced by the month long conflict reports now from get near the sudan ethiopian border. valinor. father mother children grandchildren great grandchildren relatives neighbors all crowded into one tent then among the latest ethiopian refugees to cross the border to sudan then send them out the militia said they would kill us because we're from t. grey they told us you have 24 hours to leave and they began to loot animals and property according to the u.n. during the last few days the number of refugees arriving into sudan has increased from about 400 a day to more than 800 part of the crazies due to a new round of fighting that has been reported between the ethiopian army and to green rebels in the area of sherry west of the regional capital a killer there's a lot of men on. they also reckon there's a lot of fear there's a lo

but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. heartiness has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by correspondent 100 mira's he joins us from bogota most western nations and the venezuelan opposition called this parliamentary election a fraud and yet all indications are that president maduro will be a big winner in this election detail for us just what he stands to gain here. he's going to win on the control of the national assembly something that he that is in the hands of the opposition since 2015 it means that he's going to get control on every state institution in venice all of this is also also it's involved each because nicolas mothe

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