their life and also coming out fighting in venezuela leads thousands to flee across the border into colombia. a full moon and a high tide raised hopes but efforts to dislodge the ship blocking the suez canal on hold until another tug buyers arrives on monday. and funerals are held in myanmar a day off the military killed more than a 100 and to protest. now a 5 day siege on a town and all the mozambique has left dozens dead according to the military someone killed in an ambush as they fled in a convoy of cars on saturday after being shot today is hundreds of people have now been rescued. reports. survivors from the siege in palmer arrive in the port city of pinback just along the coast but many others weren't as fortunate defense officials say dozens of others were killed trying to escape the fighting and some of them were ambushed as they tried to leave by road in a convoy one of the kurds so on. the defense and security forces regret this loss of human lives and a drive that they continue to develop at this moment concerted actions of pursuit with the aim of eliminating some pockets of resi

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going to moscow hospital is one of many provincial clinics in colombia that opened up intensive care units for the 1st time during the pandemic. it was only after the pandemic hit that we could even think about setting up an intensive care station at the moment it provides 13 units with monitors breathing devices electric bed. that's all and steph who we trained ourselves. according to dr rob us some funding came from the government but most of it came from private initiatives local businesses were especially generous with their donations to moscow is dependent on the tourist industry this is an advertisement from better times the location is the pacific coast next to ecuador us border around 1000 kilometers from the capital of bogota tourists come here from around the world despite the locations popularity medical infrastructure was largely ignored by politicians in the capital of bogota. before the hospital had 38 oxygen tanks imagine that trying to get through a pandemic with 38 tanks of oxygen thanks to donations from local business totaling 400000 pesos we could set up the hospi

nada para negociar la cocaÍna y transferir a los mig migrantes y la parte de colombia para el golfo la parte de panaÁa es bastante mÁs peligrosa que la de colombia ahÍ por lo que tod el mundo dice no pasa por esa zona y pasamos con cÁmaras que si yo pasaba yo reportera me habÍan matado y asaltado y quitado nuestro equipo que tenÍamos la zona de panamÁ estÁ las pandillas que muchas personas no saben a quien pertenecen ellas pero esa zona de panamÁ todo el mundo dicen que fueron asaltados en la zona panameÑa >>> este recorrido para llegar a la frontera sur de estados unidos pero quÉ tipo de inmigrantes llega a este lugar? >>> todo el mundo para darte una ideal el 2019 mÁs de 34 mil migrantes cruzaron y vinieron de 50 nacionalidades vi a muchos cubanos y haitÍ y África tambiÉ mÁs que nada nicole vi a niÑos, muchÍsimos niÑos, en el 2019 pasaron por lo menos 4 mil niÑos, y muchas veces cuando cruzan estos niÑos hay personas hay niÑos que pierdan a sus padres en esta selva niÑos que ven a sus padres morir y que acaban cruzando solos >>> paola ramos gracias por compa

going to mark a hospital is one of many provincial clinics in colombia that opened up intensive care units for the 1st time during the pandemic. it was only after the pandemic hit that we could even think about setting up an intensive care station at the moment it provides 13 units with monitors breathing devices electric beds and step who we trained ourselves. according to dr of us some funding came from the government but most of it came from private initiatives local businesses were especially generous with their donations to moscow is dependent on the tourist industry this is an advertisement from better times the location is the pacific coast next to ecuador its border is. around 1000 kilometers from the capital of bogota tourists come here from around the world despite the locations popularity medical infrastructure was largely ignored by politicians in the capital of bogota. before the hospital had 38 oxygen tanks imagine that trying to get through a pandemic with 38 tanks of oxygen thanks to donations from local business totaling 400000 pesos we could set up the hospital with

canada and brazil but things don't look so good in colombia. andres rojas has been working for here in the intensive care unit of the st andrews hospital into moscow it's the only hospital in the far southwest of colombia a year ago the clinic didn't have any intensive care beds things changed quickly when the covert 19 pandemic began in means that at the start of the 1st outbreak we had more than 2500 patients 21 of them died and 17 were transferred to another hospital. what was in. thing for me to mark a hospital is one of many provincial clinics in colombia that opened up intensive care units for the 1st time during the pandemic. knows how it was only after the pandemic hit that we could even think about setting up an intensive care station at the moment it provides 13 units with monitors breathing devices electric beds and staff who we train ourselves. according to dr of us some funding came from the government but most of it came from private initiatives local businesses were especially generous with their donations to moscow is dependent

to mark a hospital is one of many provincial clinics in colombia that opened up intensive care units for the 1st time during the pandemic. it was only after the pandemic hit . that we could even think about setting up an intensive care station at the moment it provides 13 units with monitors breathing devices electric beds and staff who we trained ourselves. according to dr rob us some funding came from the government but most of it came from private initiatives local businesses were especially generous with their donations to moscow is dependent on the tourist industry this is an advertisement from better times the location is the pacific coast next to ecuador's border around 1000 kilometers from the capital of bogota tourists come here from around the world despite the locations popularity medical infrastructure was largely ignored by politicians in the capital of bogota. before the hospital had 38 oxygen tanks imagine that trying to get through a pandemic with 38 tanks of oxygen thanks to donations from local business totaling 400000 pesos we could set up the hospital with liquid

s he has the latest from our up in colombia on the border with venezuela. people here are getting ready for another night in the 18 shelters that have been set up in the town of out i would keep an eye on other town and other towns along. the border as more people is arriving daily fleeing the fighting that continues and even a swell inside people here sharing horror stories of users on parts they say. security forces in part to kill or at least in one case also extrajudicial killings a family of farmers people are telling us here now we haven't been able to confirm that but what's clear is that people are clearly afraid of going back or afraid that what i have happened that they were totally surprised by. the violence that they saw happening in their towns this is on on precedented operation inside of venezuela stories that are similar to what used to happen here in colombia during their many decades of internal conflict but something that is completely unheard of or was unheard of until now inside. venezuela and it shows like the government there that has

5000 venezuelan refugees are already in temporary shelters in colombia. she reports from the border town of archita. 9 days after the start of venice well as military campaign against colombia's rebel forces the situation in the colombian border town of i'll keep is critical they have. almost 5000 refugees are housed in shelters but that number only tells part of the story hundreds more are staying in overcrowded private homes got a c.e.o. fled from the vinous wayland town of lovett daria says she's sharing this space with 63 other people and they haven't received any help. they say assistance is primarily for the shelters nothing is a right yet for us we don't want to go to a shelter we have many people with diabetes high blood pressure many kids and we're scared of call that. refugees are crossing the border into rural areas to at least $100.00 share this farmhouse and are extending it to protect new arrivals from the rain. to me pneumonia from the united nations refugee agency says under reporting as an issue but a proper camp for at least $500.00 peop

5000 venezuelan refugees are already in temporary shelters in colombia. the reports from the ball or a town about a tough. 9 days after the start of venice well as military campaign against colombia's rebel forces the situation in the colombian border town of i'll keep is critical they have. almost 5000 refugees are housed in shelters but that number only tells part of the story hundreds more are staying in overcrowded private homes got a c.e.o. fled from the vinous walen town of lovett daria says she's sharing this space with 63 other people and they haven't received any help. they say assistance is primarily for the shelters nothing is a right yet for us we don't want to go to a shelter we have many people with diabetes high blood pressure many kids and we're scared of call that. refugees are crossing the border into rural areas to at least $100.00 share this farmhouse and are extending it to protect new arrivals from the rain. to me pneumonia from the united nations refugee agency says under reporting is an issue but a proper camp for at least $500.00

it's the only hospital in the far southwest of colombia a year ago the clinic didn't have any intensive care beds things changed quickly when the covert 9000 pandemic began and made. at the start of the 1st outbreak we had more than 2500 patients 21 of them died and 17 were transferred to another hospital. what was. happening to marco hospital is one of many provincial clinics in colombia that opened up intensive care units for the 1st time during the pandemic. and also it was only after the pandemic hit that we could even think about setting up an intensive care station at the moment it provides 13 units with monitors breathing devices electric beds and step who we trained ourselves. according to dr of us some funding came from the government but most of it came from private initiatives local businesses were especially generous with their donations to moscow is dependent on the tourist industry this is an advertisement from better times the location is the pacific coast next to ecuador us border around 1000 kilometers from the capital of bogota tourists come here from around the world

and escalating humanitarian crisis the colombia venezuela border is a battle with armed groups intensifies we'll have the latest on the ground plus. mixing tradition with adventure we take you to a far flung part of the hottest town that's attracting tourists. but. there is a warming trend in europe at the moment is big game theory with cloud all the way around it is the area of high pressure days ago the warmer waters and getting stronger and stronger temperatures are above average all the way from as far as the algarve west up to the middle of england temperatures are in the twenty's and to some places that's considered the woman that should be as clear line here which is once one of difference the yes the north but it's quite cold in fact as it comes out of the bowl to go produce a bit of snow i think and eastern europe is still on the chilly side temps at or below where they should be so this is the warming bit where you might see a lot of cloud over portugal that will make a difference but 1st london sees a time to change down to 12 i would time we get to the start of the easter weeke

has the latest from keita in colombia on the border with venezuela. people here are getting ready for another night in the 18 shelters that have been set up in the town of i would keep an eye on other town and other towns along. the border as more people is arriving daily fleeing the fighting that continues and even a swell inside people here are sharing horror stories of abuse is on part they say . security forces in part to kill or at least in one case also extrajudicial killings a family of farmers people are telling us here now we haven't been able to confirm that but what's clear is that people are clearly afraid of going back or afraid that what i have happened that they were totally surprised by. the violence that they saw happening in their towns this is an on precedented operation inside of venezuela stories that are similar to what used to happen here in colombia during their many decades of internal conflict but something that is completely unheard of or was unheard of until now inside. venezuela and it shows like the government there that

thousands of people flee fighting in venezuela to cross the border into colombia. and pray is in calls for justice for george floyd before the policeman accused of killing him goes on trial. mozambique's military says dozens of defenseless civilians have been killed in a 5 day siege among friends 7 people ambushed as they try to escape a hotel in the northern town of palma foreigners are among those who were caught up in the violence tossed have reports. survivors from the siege in parma arrived in the port city of pinback just along the coast but many others weren't as fortunate defense officials say dozens of others were killed trying to escape the fighting and some of them were ambushed as they tried to leave by road in a convoy one of the courage to call. the defense and security forces regret this loss of human lives and a drive that they continue to develop at this moment concerted actions of pursuit with the aim of eliminating some pockets of resistance. since wednesday when an armed group lost its attack on parma communications have been down and many famil

up to 5000 venezuelans of sought refuge in neighboring colombia because the fighting between the military and the illegal armed groups hundreds of refugees arriving each day in the town of our own peter as well as other border towns now some of the people arriving have accused the venezuelan military of abuses including extrajudicial killings they say the military is targeting members of the band that far rebel group which was previously engaged in an armed conflict with the colombian government let's cross live now to al-jazeera sunroom pity was that a shelter for displaced venezuelans another key thing colombia which is on the border of the countries lots of people behind you there on the sound there are some tense as well what are they telling you. yes barbara we're in one of 18 shelters that have been set up to receive the people fleeing from venezuela and most of them are telling horror stories of the violence they had to endure from the venezuelan government during this operation to rid this area of. rebels the groups that are operating in that region even at times talking about ext

nearly $5000.00 people have now fled fighting in venezuela and taken refuge in neighboring colombia in the past 6 days locals say it's become overcrowded and supplies are running low venezuela's military is carrying out an operation against an armed group that as well as defense minister says 6 rebel camps have been destroyed and $39.00 fighters arrested near the border with cannot be our human rights watch says the armed group involved as the 10th front it's made up of dissidents of the revolutionary armed forces of colombia known by its spanish acronym for the colombian government in the far exceeded a peace deal in 2016 that ended 5 decades of war but it suffered deep division since then some if its members have given up on the peace process and taken up arms again and let's cross over to colombia that's on the border with israel and that's around the sunroom patsy is joining us from a shelter for displaced venezuelans what's the situation on the ground alessandro. yes there is this is one of 15 shelters that have been set up here in the town. and also in on that and a number of oth

and figure out today up next our reporter series following a surge and battling the coronavirus in colombia on the back with more news at the top of the hour thank the way. i'm secure that the work that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers we're alliance of. what's your story ready. i'm with numbers and women especially are victims of violence. take part and send us your story your train all with and the stand this new culture. another visitor another year you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. the only way to get here is by air or ship dr camillo create oh has organized an airlift to bring much needed help during the covert pandemic today they're off to tenby key near colombia's pacific coast this dangerous area is teeming with armed groups since the beginning of the pandemic the need has become even greater. holders not scalpel handles not sterile compressive they say doctor the compressor is on steroids so much is lacking in the. dr co

to mark a hospital is one of many provincial clinics in colombia that opened up intensive care units for the 1st time during the pandemic. it was only after the pandemic hit that we could even think about setting up an intensive care station at the moment it provides 13 units with monitors breathing devices electric beds and step we train ourselves. according to dr of us some funding came from the government but most of it came from private initiatives local businesses were especially generous with their donations to moscow is dependent on the tourist industry this is an advertisement from better times the location is the pacific coast next to. border around 1000 kilometers from the capital of bogota tourists come here from around the world despite the locations popularity medical infrastructure was largely ignored by politicians in the capital of bogota. before the hospital had 38 oxygen tanks imagine that trying to get through a pandemic with 38 tanks of oxygen thanks to donations from local business totaling 400000 pesos we could set up the hospital with a liquid oxygen tank. this

in colombia. because they got really carries this heart and as he shows us a video of this home destroyed in clashes between them in this with an army and a colombian rebel group. it's really searching how easy it is to lose everything you've built with great sacrifice. he and his family fled a week ago from a town across the border has been a swell and soldiers moved into their neighborhood and bombs fell from the sky they left in such a hurry that he didn't have time to put shoes on he is one of almost 5000 people who have sought refuge in one of the 18 shelters set up in and around the border town of. colombia they've come here after diminished when an army started an unprecedented operation against colombian armed groups they had long tolerated in their territory many are accusing security forces of abuses and the in at least one case of extrajudicial killings and i mean are there other innocent i'm afraid of going back to venezuela because i don't know what they would do to us a soldier kille

nos explica por qué las pruebas de diagnóstico de la diabetes deben comenzar a los 35 años y vamos a colombia, en un hospital de medellín hay un Ángel que gracias a la tecnología comunica a bebés prematuros con sus padres ♪♪. >>> ¿qué tal? muy buenas tardes, feliz lunes para todos ustedes, soy felicidad, gracias por estar aquí, vamos a comenzar con el grito desgarrador de una mujer, victoria esperanza de 36 años en plena calle en quintana roo pidiendo ayuda, les vamos a advertir que las imágenes podrían ser perturbadoras. (sonido ambiente). >>> el video muestra el policía sobre ella que estaba gritando en el piso mientras que uno de los agentes pone sus dos rodillas sobre ella, los otros permanecen cerca, la mujer originaria de el salvador falleció y las reacciones no han tardado, vamos con issa osorio, quien tiene los detalles de este lamentable incidente. >>> así es, el asesinato de victoria salazar de solo 36 años a manos de la policía en el estado de quintana roo tiene indignado no solo a méxico, sino también a el salvador, desde donde uno de los hermanos de la vícti

of harboring in their territory residual rebel groups from colombia such as. the former fired but some experts believe that these latest fighting show that the relationship between venezuela and at least some of these groups is now breaking down. only by the old and new groups operating in venezuela fighting to control cokes and mining gold and cocaine trafficking the fact that they're fighting each other recruiting children and threatening people has broken a fragile balance and the venezuelan government's tolerance of their activities would force them to intervene colombia announced it has increased the number of troops at the border to 2 tauzin locals say clashes continue in the venezuelan side in an escalation that promises to further inflame tensions in an already volatile situation. alison wouldn't be at the. bible ministrations restoring aid programs for palestinians in the gaza strip in the occupied west bank the state department says that $15000000.00 will be made available for health care facilities and emergency food programs on the pressure to use

live from doha also coming up fighting in venezuela leads thousands to flee across the border into colombia. funerals are held in myanmar a day after the military killed more than $100.00 anti crew protesters. a full moon and high tide raised hopes but efforts to dislodge the ship blocking the suez canal are on hold until another tugboat arrives on monday. now a 5 day siege at a town in northern mozambique has left dozens dead according to the military among the victims are 7 civilians who were ambushed as they tried to escape the hotel by road the attacks began on wednesday just hours after the french energy company to tell announced it would resume work at its natural gas project near the town of palma foreigners are among those caught up in the violence having the tacit reports . survivors from the siege in parma arrived in the port city of pinback just along the coast but many others weren't as fortunate defense officials say dozens of others were killed trying to escape the fighting and some of them were ambushed as it tried to leave by road in a convoy one of the courtesy of. the defe

una nueva ola de inmigrantes he activado y recorre las carreteras rumbo a colombia. la mayorÍa marcha a pie pero otros improvisan medios rudimentarios para poder trasladarse. como una carreta donde quedan a la familia y que los padres empujan con sus propias fuerzas. francisco: arrastrando una improvisada carreta que Él mismo la fabricÓ oliver cardoza viene caminando junto a su familia por la orilla de las carreteras venezolanas rumbo a la frontera con colombia. abordo estÁ lo que mÁs quiere en su vida. sus hijos que quiere alejar del hambre. juan de dos aÑos y el menor de ocho meses vienen dormidos envueltos en sÁbanas y cobijas, rodeados de las cosas que cargaron en la carreta parase de viaje que espera que lo lleve hasta colombia. a lo que cree, serÁ, una mejor vida para su familia. ya falta de alimento. la situaciÓn no estÁ buena y no hay trabajo. >> aÚn le falta encaminar 1000 km mÁshasta la ciudad de cali y que la familia de oliver recorre no con pocos riesgos y si mucha incertidumbre. atrÁs dejaron a mÁs familiares y otros cuatro hijos que espera

[speaking spanish] >> now because of the pandemic, the border bween colombia and panama is closed. there's no sign of humanitarian work state organizations here. people can cross and if they cross illegally. >> in the jungle they are led by coyotes like this man, the red cap. he's telling them when to start the journey. >> this is the last sort of piece of civilization the migrants will see for at least a week. >> the coyotes seem to be controlled by one of the most powerful armed gups in the country, with around 3000 soldiers. but the army captain tells me that legal migration isn't the only thing they are keeping tabs on. [speaking foreign language] >> for at least 15 years, migrants have been departing from this bea onto the darien, where they cross the border into panama. but they tend to get stuck here without access to a room, water, or a toilet. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> this journey can be deadly. but hundreds of people embark on it every day. they feel that the risk is worth it. meaning that they might reach the u.s. and start a new l

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[speaking spanish] >> now because of the pandemic, the border bween colombia and panama is closed. there's no sign of humanitarian work state organizations here. people can cross and if they cross illegally. >> in the jungle they are led by coyotes like this man, the red cap. he's telling them when to start the journey. >> this is the last sort of piece of civilization the migrants will see for at least a week. >> the coyotes seem to be controlled by one of the most powerful armed gups in the country, with around 3000 soldiers. but the army captain tells me that legal migration isn't the only thing they are keeping tabs on. [speaking foreign language] >> for at least 15 years, migrants have been departing from this bea onto the darien, where they cross the border into panama. but they tend to get stuck here without access to a room, water, or a toilet. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> this journey can be deadly. but hundreds of people embaron it every day. they feel that the risk is worth it. meaning that they might reach the u.s. and start a new lif

suelo >> hemos aguantado lluvia , fri >> mas testimonios le ponen r rostro a los numeros , terror en colombia explota un car carrobomba hay mas de una d docena de heridos >> asi dan inicio a las ce celebraciones de semana santa en el salvador >> (musica). >> (musica). >> devocion a nusestro seÑor jesucristo >> que esta pandemia se vaya >> el viacrusis rindio honor a los abuelos fallecidos en la pandemia empezamos con aracely hoy su llanto de dolor es de miles de inmigrantes un dolor que estruja el corazon >> veiamos a la orilla del rio a eso de las cinco de la tarde y en compaÑia del que nos venia ayudando el hombre dijo ahora los van a cruzar pero la niÑa se me resvalo y en lugar de a ayudarme se fue huyendo tenia el otro bebe aca no de esta mano lo que hice fue decir dios que gag hago me avente detras de ella recuerdo que un muchacho llego me dijo lucha por tu hija me fui rodando mucyo saque a mi hija agua pero la ayuda llego demasiado tarde llegue con mi hija al otro lado del iro no d este lado saque a mi hija con mis manos porque asi como le di la vida tendria que haber sido mas fuerte

krita. 9 days after the start of venice well as military campaign against colombia's rebel forces the situation in the colombian border town of out kita is critical. almost 5000 refugees are housed in shelters but that number only tells part of the story hundreds more are staying in overcrowded private homes got a c.e.o. fled from their business well in town of love it daria says she's sharing this space with 63 other people and they haven't received any help. they say assistance is primarily for the shelters nothing is a right yet for us we don't want to go to a shelter we have many people with diabetes high blood pressure many kids and we're scared of call that. refugees are crossing the border into rural areas to at least $100.00 share this farmhouse and are extending it to protect new arrivals from the rain. prepared to mean unit from the united nations refugee agency says under reporting as an issue but a proper camp for at least $500.00 people will soon be read the idea is to the contrast the places which are the moment are very full of people and all sorts for those people who

now can we yes thanks to pressure from not only the trumpet administration who told the president of colombia that he's got got to spray during a white house visit back in march of 2020 but now the biden administration is also giving its full throated support to these efforts with the vice news reporting that the administration celebrated colombia's decision to restart aerial eradication of coca in its annual international narcotics control strategy report lovely given the united states is long and sordid history of terrorism sanctions and forced coup d'etat in central and south america i guess the colombian president figured it was better to poison his own people with weed killer than face the wrath of just saying no to the u.s. war on drugs and that my friends is why we are today watching the hawks. she was. on a city street. there so you. see this is this. state see all these. graves see this lady's systemic deception is so much. so that you. welcome i want to watching the hawks i am tired robot and i'm obese across so look at this is a measure of the biden administration along with the tr

5000 venezuelan refugees are already in temporary shelters in colombia or standard m.p.'s he reports from the border town of our al qaeda. 9 days after the start of venice well as military campaign against colombia's rebel forces the situation in the colombian border town of at oakey is critical. almost 5000 refugees are housed in shelters but that number only tells part of the story hundreds more are staying in overcrowded private homes got a c.e.o. fled from living this well in town of lovett daria says she's sharing this space with 63 other people and they haven't received any help. they say assistance is primarily for the shelters nothing is a right yet for us we don't want to go to a shelter we have many people with diabetes high blood pressure many kids and we're scared of call that. refugees are crossing the border into rural areas to at least $100.00 share this farmhouse and are extending it to protect new arrivals from the rain. prepared to mean unit from the united nations refugee agency says under reporting is an issue but a proper camp for at least $500.00 peo

getting worse as fighting intensifies 5000 venezuelan refugees are already in temporary shelters in colombia and the central ramp e.s.e. reports from the border town of quitter. 9 days after the start of venice well as military campaign against colombia's rebel forces the situation in the colombian border town of i'll keep is critical. almost 5000 refugees are housed in shelters but that number only tells part of the story hundreds more are staying in overcrowded private homes got a c.e.o. fled from the venezuelan town of lovett daria says she's sharing the space with 63 other people and they haven't received any help. they say assistance is primarily for the shelters nothing is a right yet for us we don't want to go to a shelter we have many people with diabetes high blood pressure many kids and we're scared of call that. refugees are crossing the border into rural areas to at least $100.00 share this farmhouse and are extending it to protect new arrivals from the rain. the mean unit from the united nations refugee agency says under reporting is an issue but a proper camp for at least 500 h

y censo de cÓndores, cientÍficos e indÍgenas hacen una alianza en colombia para proteger a uno de los animales mÁs majestuosos en la naturaleza, el cÓndor andino que estÁ en peligro de extinciÓn. >> noticias telemundo, con vanessa. >> uonono de campaÑa polÍtica, asÍ fue como el expresidente donald trump regresÓ esta tarde al escenario pÚblico, trump repitiÓ sus afirmaciones falsas y sin pruebas sobre las elecciones, y dedicÓ buena parte del tiempo a atacar las polÍticas migratorias del presidente biden, rogelio mora-tagle estÁ en orlando con toda la informaciÓn, muy buenas tardes, cuÉntanos. >> buenas tardes, pues sÍ lo hizo en el foro conservador, considerado el mÁs importante, lo hizo en el papel estelar y no se le veÍa desde el pasado 20 de enero ante las cÁmaras y ante los micrÓfonos pero donald trump ha reaparece ido para decir que el movimiento que Él lidera aÚn le queda muchÍsima cuerda. >> se quedÓ al borde de anunciar que intentarÁ recuperar la presidencia en 2024. >> yo pudiera decidir derrotarlos una tercera vez. >> pero lo que sÍ quedÓ claro es q

the colombian all right ana sandra thank you so much for that update from colombia . well the leader of it as well as opposition why doe's says he's tested positive for covert 90 and he announced it on twitter saying he has mild symptoms and is currently in isolation why do also express concern with the number of infections in venezuela but as well as reported more than 155000 cases of corona virus and over 1500 deaths gibraltar as lifting its requirement to wear masks outdoors after inoculating most if its adult population masks are no longer required outside the city's main street in surroundings they'll remain mandatory on public transport and in shops or thor days in the british territory have also lifted a nighttime curfew allowing bars and restaurants to stay open until 2 am the number of new infections there has dropped significantly in the u.s. the numbers are still rising health officials fear with states having a lot of autonomy in dealing with the pandemic the country could face another surge florida's republican governor faced criticism for refusing to shu

now can we yes thanks to pressure from not only the trumpet administration who told the president of colombia that he's got got to spray during a white house visit back in march of 2020 but now the biden administration is also giving its full throated support to these efforts with the vice news reporting that the administration celebrated colombia's decision to restart aerial eradication of coca in its annual international narcotics control strategy report lovely given the united states is long and sordid history of terrorism sanctions and forced coup d'etat in central and south america i guess the colombian president figured it was better to poison his own people with weed killer than face the wrath of just saying no to the u.s. war on drugs and that my friends is why we are today watching. what's going on a city street. there so you. see this is this. state see a. great city displaced systemic just says so much . so we feel. welcome and watching the hawks i am tired rover and i'm in the chicago so look at this a maze of the biden administration along with the trump administration before it

now can we yes thanks to pressure from not only the trumpet administration who told the president of colombia that he's got got to spray during a white house visit back in march of 2020 but now the biden administration is also giving its full throated support to these efforts with the vice news reporting that the administration celebrated colombia's decision to restart aerial eradication of coca in its annual international narcotics control strategy report lovely given the united states is long and sordid history of terrorism sanctions and forced coup d'etat in central and south america i guess the colombian president figured it was better to poison his own people with weed killer than face the wrath of just saying no to the u.s. war on drugs and that my friends is why we are today watching. what's going on a city street. there so you. see there is this you always see. crazy city displays systemic dissent says so which. so brings up the old. welcome i want to watching the hawks i am tired robot and i'm in the chicago so look at this a maze of the biden administration along with the trump admi

between colombia and venezuela some of the phone call. still to come here on al-jazeera is making a comeback and fears the armed group may be slowly rebuilding in the deserts of syria plus mexico's tragic admission hidden home deaths add another $100000.00 people to a rapidly rising told. the smell of spring will be in the air even early summer i think for a good part of western and northern europe that has been there for a while now basically the air is coming in from the atlantic still it's still quite windy cloudy in for some wet but it's displacing most people a stubborn culp to clean east now that at least some of that cold is still there from poland east was on monday and is heading down towards turkey so not everyone will benefit from what is a clear rise in temperature a good part of the european plain and british isles will see temperatures rising above the average considerably yet may not last as a nice burst at least the forecast for london shows it 75 to 21 the wind lies all the time in the sun in the sky and eventually yes it

on the colombia venezuela border. this is one of 15 shelters that have been set up here in the town. and also in a number of other towns along the border with venezuela where people have been arriving for now a days running away from the ongoing confrontation clashes between the venezuelan forces and colombian armed groups inside. and almost 5000 people are here now overwhelming the capacity of this town to deal with their arrival there this was something that was completely unexpected people say that last sunday they were sleeping in their homes when they heard the. airplanes. of the venezuelan forces bombing over their houses over their towns and they picked up the little they have and ran away and crossed the river. again this was totally unexpected and one thing that everybody is telling us here is that the way in which they've been is where the force is. bringing forth this operation has been absolutely brutal against the people people here are talking to their relatives legally arrested at times even killed they

better known bass steamer who led the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or fark in a war against the colombian state left 260000 people dead until the signing of a peace deal in 2016 and the other salvatore monk who led the right wing death squads the murder of thousands of union members farmers and farm sympathizers he is currently being held in a united states prison and drug trafficking charges. broadly go on don't you and i are mortal enemies in the past. dog without a need to kill each other in a civilized manner to respond to the country that prostitutes and barbarity said we commit to. the 2 are promising to confess their crimes in a symbolic and potentially revel the tory series of meetings and when you go out we arrived here with the sincere desire to contribute to the truth in a spirit of reconciliation we're not looking for justification or to celebrate the horrors of war. colombia's 2016 peace deal put the victims of the conflict at the center of a process that promised truth reparations and a guarantee of no repetition but a space many her criticism in particular fro

and since you're up to date up next our reporter series follows a surgeon battling the coronavirus in colombia michael i won't be with you next hour until then there's always our web site www dot com you can follow us on social media as well at day to many news i'm rebecca reese's thanks for watching. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. for. christianity for the established itself. both religious and secular leaders or to display their power. to trace began. and create the tallest biggest and the most beautiful structures this is how massive churches are created. conscious the field goals starts april 12th on d w. the only way to get here is by air or ship doctor camillo create oh as organized an airlift to bring much needed help during the kobe pandemic today they're off to tim b. key near colombia's pacific coast this dangerous area is teeming with armed groups since the beginning of the pandemic the need has become even greater. holders not scalpel handles not sterile compresses they say doctor the compressor is on steroids so much is lacking in the. dr com

the announcement of risk further tarnishing colombia's view at their legal system which many see as the bias in favor of the powerful a judge will have to decide if the case willing the be shelved in coming weeks in a public hearing the promises to keep colombians on edge. now the u.s. on the european union have agreed to a 4 month suspension of terrorists linked to a long running dispute over airplane subsidies now it's been seen as a breakthrough towards ending the roué over state aid for europe's airbursts and the u.s. based boeing the dispute has led to the u.s. and the e.u. imposing billions of punitive tariffs on each other's goods over the last 16 years . and a 6 and a half meter journey might not seem like much to write home about but it's a different story when the journey is on mars nasa has released photographs of the perseverance rovers 1st drive on the red planet it took 30 minutes for the vehicle to cover the distance at a maximum speed of 0.2 kilometers an hour perseverance also undersell that arms for the 1st time to make sure its instruments and cameras are working rob

now can we yes thanks to pressure from not only the trumpet administration who told the president of colombia that he's got got to spray during a white house visit back in march of 2020 but now the biden administration is also giving its full throated support to these efforts with the vice news reporting that the administration celebrated colombia's decision to restart aerial eradication of coca and its annual international narcotics control strategy report lovely given the united states is long and sordid history of terrorism sanctions and forced coup d'etat in central and south america i guess the colombian president figured it was better to poison his own people with weed killer than face the wrath of just saying no to the u.s. war on drugs and that my friends is why we are today watching the hawks. she was. on a city street. there so you. see this is this. state see all these. crazy city displays systemic dissent says so but she's. so you'll. welcome i want to watching the hawks i am tired robot and i'm in the chicago so look at this a major the biden administration along with the trumpet

who led the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or fark in a war against the colombian state 260000 people dead until the signing of a peace deal in 2016 and the other salvatore monk who led the right wing death squads then murdered thousands of union members farmers and farm sympathizers he is currently being held in a united states prison and drug trafficking charges. mortal enemies in the past. talk without a need to kill each other in a civilized manner to respond to the concrete and barbarity said we commit to. the 2 are promising to confess their crimes in a symbolic and potentially revel the tory series of meetings in asia when you've got we arrived here with the sincere desire to contribute to the truth in a spirit of reconciliation we're not looking for justification or to celebrate the horrors of war. colombia's 2016 peace deal put the victims of the conflict at the center of a process that promised truth reparations in a guarantee of no repetition but a space many her criticism in particular from political military and intrapreneur sectors that are trying to avoid facing

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neutrogena® (♪ música ♪) la muerte de grandes cantidades de abejas llevó a colombia a suspender el uso de (información en pantalla) se utilizan químicos para la fumigación de cultivos . su uso está prohibido en europa y restringido en estados unidos y china. tenemos el reporte. >> la imagen se repite en una finca y en otra . >> las abejas están mal del envenenamiento. >> apicultores como esto, lo describen como masacre. >> (información en pantalla) cada colmena puede albergar 60,000 abejas, las muertes son colectivas. >> todas están envenenadas. >> en el último año y medio este hombre dice haber pedido 14 colmenas, no dudan que las mataron químicos de fincas vecinas. >> por la cantidad de abejas porque si fuese una plaga o algo, se identifica y ahí no había ninguna plaga. >> defensores de las abejas entablaron una acción judicial que llevó al instituto agropecuario de colombia a investigar las muertes, resultado >> más de 64,000 colmenas han sido afectadas por diferentes químicos . >> de ahí se suspendieron estos productos (información en pantalla) también se tiene q

. >> con solo 15 aÑos ha producido la directora mÁs joven de es es colombia * y dice que el amor que siente por el cine le permite expresar sus sentimientos. >> hola buenas tardes cÓmo estÁn, soy felicidad aveleyra gracias por estar aquÍ, el capitolio de estados unidos, aparece blindado, despuÉs de que el fbi y departamento de seguridad nacional, lanzaran la alerta por un nuevo plan para volver a asaltarlo, detrÁs estarÍan grupos de extrema derecha, como medida de prevenciÓn la cÁmara de representantes ha cancelado su actividad para el dÍa de hoy. javier vega, buenas tardes ¿cuÁl es la situaciÓn ahora cuÉntanos? >> con vallas alambres de pÚas y presencia militar el perÍmetro del capitolio amanece blindado este jueves con alerta adicional, ante la advertencia de autoridades sobre grupos armados que han discutido la posibilidad de atacar nuevamente el capitolio este dÍa. . >> el riesgo que se presentan es verdadero, ellos tienen los recursos armamento, entrenamiento y el intento de hacer mal y tratar de hacer violencia contra este gobierno. . >> la preocupaciÓn de nuev

he has the latest now from kits that in colombia on that border with israel are. the people here are getting ready for another night in the one of the 18 shelters that have been set up in the town of otto i would keep. an eye on other town and other towns along. the border as more people are arriving daily fleeing the fighting that continues in the venezuelan sides people here sharing horror stories of abuses on the say in this where security forces. gyptian state media say efforts to refloat a container ship currently blocking the suez canal are on pause until more tugboat power is in place it's been almost a week since the ever given run aground blockages having a devastating impact on oil supplies to syria which has begun rationing fuel syrian kurdish forces in control of the north east have launched a sweeping anti eisel security operation they've arrested more than 30 people at the whole camp many of it $62000.00 residents are foreigners who are believed to add ties to eisele the operation at the camp is expected to take around 10 days indonesian police have

from istanbul to colombia, where this year's injury from istanbul to colombia, where this year's entry for the best international feature oscar was memories of my father, adapted from an acclaimed memoir about hector abad gomez, written by his son hector abad faciolince. javier camara is wonderful in the central role as a physician—turned—university lecturer with a strong social conscience, who speaks out against injustice and inequality. but while his firmly—held political views make him a target for those attempting to quash dissent, it's his role as a father who takes greatest pride in his family that's at the centre of this episodic yet engrossing film. directed by fernando trueba, whose varied cv ranges from the spanish oscar—winner belle epoque to the gorgeous animation chico & rita, memories of my father is a film born of a desire to celebrate the goodness in people. movies always talk about psychopaths, serial killers and utter imbeciles, trueba has said, adding that recounting the humanity of hector abad gomez was an opportunity that wouldn't come my way so often. that

a far right militia of 20000 men the united self defenders of colombia define the guerrillas. meanwhile colombia's legitimate military suffered ambushes by the far insulters were abducted in the hundreds the systematic killing led to the displacement of millions of people the paramilitaries dictated that moles in the zones they took over areas the state could never reach under pressure from the dea the criminals who came off the problem escobar hunted down their shell companies were dismantled under arresting increase. the end of an ordeal as an antique to protest is trapped by me and miles military are allowed to leave after not on the streets. playing. on kobol santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera. there are. celebrations in brazil after a top judge clears.

now can we yes thanks to pressure from not only the trumpet administration who told the president of colombia that he's got got to spray during a white house visit back in march of 2020 but now the biden administration is also giving its full throated support to these efforts with the vice news reporting that the administration celebrated columbia's decision to restart aerial eradication of coca and its annual international narcotics control strategy report lovely given the united states is long and sordid history of terrorism sanctions and forced coup d'etat in central and south america i guess the colombian president figured it was better to poison his own people with weed killer than face the wrath of just saying no to the u.s. war on drugs and that my friends is why we are today watching the hawks. she was. on a city street. there so you. see this is this you always see all these. crazy sick displays systemic deception is so but she's. so you'll. welcome i want to watching the hawks i am tired robot and i'm a me so look at this a measure of the biden administration along with the trumpet