the issue has polarised colombia. then there are other so—called dissident rebels, former farc guerrillas who have kept their weapons and joined criminal gangs linked to the drug cartels. so, just how permanent is this peace deal? and could former farc commanders take up weapons again? i went with un observers to a remote camp to find out. we are on a road heading south, away from the police base, and we're going to a camp set up by the colombian government for former farc fighters who've handed in their weapons under the 2016 peace deal. i want to ask them if this peace agreement is working for them, or whether life was better when this whole area was controlled by the farc guerrillas. some of those guerrillas are still hiding out in the surrounding countryside, fighting on — despite the peace deal. but those who have given up their weapons, are now living a very different life. in the demobilisation camp, i meet ivan ali, a former farc commander now running the camp. not so long ago, he was organising attacks on

this is colombia. uh, but it's a very different part of colombia. >> juan: the guajira is a very rugged terrain. it's desert. uh, there's not that much water. so, that's part of why the spaniards, they weren't able to colonize them. >> anthony: you've been coming here for some time. >> juan: i became very interested in guajira because i began dealing with, uh, fresh fish, and fresh lobster, fresh shrimp. and for, uh, goat meat to take back to bogota. >> anthony: is it good? >> juan: it's very good. >> anthony: goats are important to the wayuu, as they're used for food, for bartering, and even as dowry payments. rancho owners come to the old market in riohacha to sell, slaughter, and cook goat in the mornings. today we're having friche. >> juan: friche's a traditional dish from the wayuus. it consists of the tripes -- the heart, the intestines, and the offal of the goat. so, it's really fresh because they slaughter them back here. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> juan: and this is where the wayuu women cook it. s

there's a new government as i referenced in colombia. we have elections coming up in october in brazil. we have challenges in the caribbean in terms of the refugee crisis, borders are closing in south america, latin america and the caribbean. what is the end game here? i mean, you said -- it's not sustainable just to offer humanitarian relief, which i agree with. but are there other things that broadly speaken the international community can be doing to assist a really quite desperate situation in our own neighborhood in the americas? >> i think in some ways you've got the seeds of the answer so it is the international community which must stand as one. this is not a colombia problem, this is not a u.s. problem. it's all of us coming together and taking a stand. i think that's vitally important. and there are a couple of pieces to it. so there's the obvious -- the need for a humanitarian response to an ongoing catastrophe that we all see and we are doing that. i don't know that we in the u.s. fully appreciate the magnitude of these flows

en su discurso a la asamblea, el presidente de colombia se refiriÓ al gobierno de nicolÁs maduro como una dictadura. aquÍ mÁs detalles. pablo: esta es la carta con las firmas de los presidentes de colombia, perÚ, argentina, chile, canadÁ, en donde piden que se investigue el gobierno denicolÁs maduro. la acciÓn sin antecedente alguno en la historia de ese tribunal se presentÓ en nueva york sin la presencia de representantes de colombia en la mesa. justo en ese momento, iban duque intervenÍa en la asamblea general de la onu, donde dedicÓ bastante tiempo de su discurso a venezuela. ivan: reportero: palabra de crisis migratoria le pidiÓ al mundo a poner sus ojos en los paÍses que comparten frontera con ellos. ivÁn duque: el mundo debe unirse para que este Éxodo trÁfico llegue a su fin. reportero: para analistas internacionales, la carta llama mucho la atenciÓn pero consideran que el tono cada vez mÁs elevado se debe moderar, pues puede ser muy peligroso, en especial para colombia, que comparte la mayor cantidad de kilÓmetros de frontera y con quien venezuela ha estado int

y las tres personas presentaban un elemento comÚn que preocupa a las autoridades de colombia. los tres son venezolanos. >> en lo que va del aÑo van 118 capturas. 32 son extranjeros. jesse: se trata de ciudadanos de venezuela que caen en la trampa de ser seducidos y usados por los narcotraficantes para que se prestan a llevar droga y terminen involucrados en la red de narcotrÁfico. los delincuentes se aprovechan del Éxodo y sobre todo de la precaria situaciÓn económica en la que muchos llegan huyendo de su paÍs. >> las personas que pretenden sacar estas sustancias arriesgan su vida. jesse: ante el nuevo fenÓmeno las autoridades colombianas han encendido las alertas. el nÚmero de ciudadanos venezolanos capturados por narcotrÁfico saliendo desde colombia ha aumentado del 25% con respecto al aÑo pasado. arantxa: miles de alemanes realizaron una marcha silenciosa convocada por el partido ultraderechista. a muer ciudadano de origen cubano de d musulmanes. fÉlix: el papa francisco pidiÓ que todos trabajemos juntos para aprovechar las posibilidades que la tecnologÍa pone

a new figures show columbia is now producing more of the drug than ever before —— colombia. translation: one of the reasons for the increase is the perception that this illegal activity is less of a risk. as a result, coca cultivation increased, investment with agricultural inputs like fertilisers increase, and productivity in plantations has improved —— increased. so what kind of figures are we looking at? the un's offers on drugs and crimes of the total area of the country where coca leaves can be cultivated has risen 1796, leaves can be cultivated has risen 17%, to more than 107,000 hectares. production of the coca leaf, the main ingredient in the game, rose by one third, from 2012 to 2017. that means potential coking production in colombia reached nearly 11100 metric tons last year. and all this comes despite the historic peace deal between the government and farc rebels. they were heavily involved in coca production, and some say their demise as lescay vacuum filled by gangs and other armed groups. a dilemma for the new president, who was considering using aerial he

radio colombia it seems that colombia right now is going to start criminalizing users of drug allowing police officers to confiscate any amount of drug in a person even if it is under the minimum those usage allowed dizzee united state support that kind of criminalization of users and on the theme of colombia. is the united states going to have an official meeting with president hu gave yourself or president trump. first of all we had a fantastic meeting to colombia it's a beautiful country with. amazing people and you know it's a country that i also think the united states has so much in common with just in the way we think in the the values and what we want to see for our people in colombia i spent time with president duke a talking about where he wants to go i think are two biggest issues that we talked about or how we were going to counter drugs together and how we could best assist we didn't get into the country specific laws he may or may not be doing what we said was how can we help you a radical eight and substitute that economy that is going on and how can we look towards deve

he reports now from could could tell on the colombia venezuela border. was the secretary general of the oas. as wanted by venezuelan migrants and photographers as he tries to make his way through the simone bolivar bridge. migrants shout freedom for venezuela as others to shake hands and cry for help i think we need them to do something anything we need countries to unite to help democracy and flew to return to venezuela. the visit to the colombian border town of kuta is the first stop of a series of meetings in countries across south america strained by the growing exodus of venezuelans a newly formed work group has been tasked to design a more coordinated regional response to this unprecedented mass migration. at a press conference only restoring democracy in venezuela can solve the crisis and that a military intervention can't be ruled out. yet we've never seen such an immoral government in the world one so on willing to allow humanitarian aid to enter their country when they are in the middle of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis this is absolutely

algunos se quedan en colombia. otros tienen como destino de latinoamérica. >> los pasajeros que tienen destino bogotá, cali, medellín, acá. ecuador, lima, perú, chile,li angie: los venezolanos abandonan su país por la escasez, la falta de empleos y una inflación desmesurada que los ha empobrecido. eugenio: todo, todo, casa, todo, hombre. pero esa es la decisión que hay que tomar porque... ¿los niños cómo se crían? angie: a este abuelo le duelen sus nietos. eugenio: no hay para alimentarlos. y así como tomé esa decisión, así la hemos tomado muchos venezolanos. angie: a antonio noguera el desempleo lo empujó a abandonarlo todo. antonio: no podemos ni siquiera llevar a un niño de nosotros a la escuela. y por eso, yo comencé este rumbo para conseguir un nuevo empleo, unas nuevas oportunidades... angie: en busca de nuevas oportunidades, quienes no tienen dinero ni siquiera para un pasaje de autobús, se arriesgan a hacer dándole al pie. [bocina] angie: isnel chacón caminó tanto que sus zapatos no d

violence is on the rise in colombia so is the drug trade so is corruption this wasn't the way it was meant to be my guest this week in the capital baghdad is the outgoing president of iran manuel santos who takes with women nobel peace prize for helping to end latin america's longest running insurgency but does he deserve it. president santos welcome to conflicts and thank you he won a nobel peace prize for bringing an end to the fifty year old war with fox who the fuck rebels but your popularity in the country and the popularity of the peace deal has sunk dramatically in recent months i think could febrile your prove all rating was down fourteen percent in the same month just seventeen percent said they were in favor of the agreement without a public by you're in real danger of losing this piece of shit you know peace is irreversible there's no way back the agreements or their history would tell you something different you know the greens are there the greens have been. ratified by congress by the constitutional court and the people will not allow. the peace process to go back some

been most good by the migrant come in the spillover some 1 million plus in colombia, recently visited columbia was secretary of defense. president u.k. is keenly aware and sharply focused on all his security challenges and this is at the top of this list it as a result of the colombian government's request, we -- will be underway shortly. was delayed because of the hurricane to the region to help our partners offset some of the impacts of this particularly with medical care that's been required in the strain is placed on the resources. >> how about nicaragua? >> nicaragua is another challenge. it has upward of 500,000 migrant been in coaster rica by the end of this year. similar strains are being placed on the neighbors. it's on authoritative power, so if confirmed who elect to partner where we can and do support the and the state department in their efforts. >> we have three exceptionally totalitarian regimes. cuba, venezuela and nicaragua. so you're going to have your hands full, admiral. admiral, you've got one of the most extensive alr's. i am assuming that you are one of the top

and new figures show colombia is now producing more of the drug than ever before. translation: one of the reasons for the increase is the perception that this illegal activity is less of a risk. as a result, coca cultivation increased, investment with agricultural inputs like fertilisers increased, and productivity in plantations has improved. so what kind of figures are we looking at? well, the un's office on drugs and crime says the total area of the country where coca leaves can be cultivated has risen 17%, to more than 170,000 hectares. production of the coca leaf, the main ingredient in cocaine, rose by a third from 2012 to 2017. that means potential cocaine production in colombia reached nearly 1,400 metric tons last year. and all this comes despite the historic peace deal between the government and fa rc rebels. they were heavily involved in coca production, and some say their demise has left a vacuum filled by gangs and other armed groups. a dilemma for the new president, who is considering using aerial herbicides to destroy the coca crop, despite fears the

reports from the colombia venezuelan border was the secretary general of the oas. it's wanted by venezuelan migrants and photographers as he tries to make his way through the simone bolivar bridge. migrants shout freedom for venezuela as others to shake his hand and cry for help. we need them to do something anything we need countries to unite to help democracy and food to be trying to finish. the visit to the colombian border town of kuta is the first stop of a series of meetings in countries across south america strained by the growing exodus of venezuelans a newly formed work group has been tasked to design a more coordinated regional response to this unprecedented mass migration. at a press conference and said only restoring democracy in venezuela can solve the crisis and that a military intervention can't be ruled out. in one. as for military intervention to overthrow them in dural regime i think that we should not rule out any option because the finity of leader nicolas maduro regime is perpetrating crimes against humanity towards its population and violation

james: para el cartel de cali exportar de colombia a estados unidos usando submarinos que podían traer miles de toneladas de cocaína. >> ¿esos submarinos eran antiguos submarinos nucleares? james: el representante del cartel de california y el otro tomaron fotos en la base naval rusa, y el informante vio la foto y tomó fotos de la fotos y se las entregó a la dea. >> para su sorpresa, el pentágono confirmó y avaló la información. la idea aparentemente había sido de tarzán, que se la había propuesto a su amigo juan almeyda, un narcotraficante que conocía a tony chester, un teniente con conexiones directas con el cartel de cali. james: le pregunta, "¿podemos comprar un submarino ruso?" y el ruso le contestó: "¿con o sin cohete?". >> era la década de los 90. james: un submarino con cohete en las manos del cartel de cali. ¡lo iban a comprar! >> chester coordinó con los jefes en colombia que el pago se hicra de dólares que debía recoger en francia. por esos días, tarzán fue arrestado en florida. al enterarse, chester cambió de planes. en vez de viajar a moscú huyó co

and i went from living at home to experiencing the two colombias that exist. and the other thing that inspired this book was my mother would take in girls who had been displaced by the civil war in colombia. and they would live in our house and they would be our nannies and they would do maid's work. they would live with us and some of my earliest memories was listening to these women talk and talk, you know, tell us about their lives which were starkly different than what i was living. >> seth: and so, at a very young age, you became aware much in the way that the character in the book does of class and of you having more advantage than others. was that something you always thought you'd write about? >> it wasn't something that i always thought i would write about. but it was something that stayed with me as -- as a piece of knowledge that maybe not a lot of people had. and so, i felt an urgency when i started to write to address it, and one of the things that i -- that, you know, made me realize just the difference in the lives and the quality of life was th

>>no sÓlo comida y ropa, miles han podido enviar a sus hijos a escuelas en colombia. >>en este momento tenemos 4500 niÑos que estudian en los colegios de la ciudad de cÚcuta. >>el alcalde cÉsar omar rojas, dice que estÁn ayudando en cuanto pueden. >>estamos prestando el servicio de transporte y la alimentaciÓn en almuerzos calientes que se les dan a los niÑos venezolanos. >>en nuestro recorrido tambiÉn encontramos en el sÁnchez, ella era una funcionaria pÚblica y trabajaba como guardiana en un penal venezolano. estaba agotada despuÉs de haber caminado muchas horas y haber pasado la noche al costado de la carretera. ella dice que sus Últimos meses fueron muy difÍciles. >>lo que uno gana, no da ni para lavar la ropa. >> ingrid dejÓ a sus dos hijos en venezuela con su madre y sus hermanos. la niÑa tienen problemas de salud y su meta es llegar a cali en el suroccidente colombiano, donde viven unos primos. allÍ quiere encontrar un trabajo para pagar un tratamiento para su hija y ayudar a la familia. >>esperabas que era asÍ el trayecto? >>no, me imaginÉ que

over a million people from venezuela have gone into colombia a country of nine million people you basically have some similarities in terms of the impact on colombia just like the impact of syria has had on lebanon and syria and had on jordan and lesser expense lesser extent on turkey. but venezuela it's incredibly complicated because the united states needs venezuela to be relatively stable but. cuba needs venezuela quite a bit so where you go is that with iran and venezuela basically having taken out about five million barrels of oil a day out of the global marketplace oil prices of generally remained high that's not good for cuba it is good for venezuela if they could do something with it but the trump in this ration wants our prices decrease so in order to do that you either are going to sell strategic oil petroleum from the united states into the marketplace which is temporary or you're going to increase output from venezuela and they run. the challenge of all of this is that with high oil prices negatively impacting cuba high oil prices negatively impact the united states help opec al

more than one million bonus well ansett have moved to colombia since two thousand and fifteen. now ten years since the global financial crisis many analysts are wondering if another one is brewing and where it might come from the bank of england governor has singled out china's financial system as in his words one of the bigger risks to global financial stability as scott had reports from hangzhou part of china's massive shadow banking system has recently been facing a crisis of its own similar to what happened back in two thousand and eight. at thirty two young joe focuses all her attention on building her well this motivation she says comes from growing up with very little. money is very very important because money come bring me the sense of security i don't want to live poor again. living in hong joe johns joe embodies the entrepreneurial spirit in the city known for its financial technology industry and home to e-commerce giants ali baba but she and millions of other people in china have lost of billions of dollars after investing in what are known as peer to peer lending

was sending its own hospital ship to neighboring colombia to provide medical treatment to venezuelan migrants there and israel and officials say the u.s. deployment is a precursor for military intervention washington says it will announce a new series of actions against venezuela next week meanwhile on friday dozens of people brought the andean city of san cristoval to a standstill when they blocked roads with their cars to protest at gas shortages venezuela has the world's largest proven oil reserves that we are tired we've been waiting for days in line for the gas truck to arrive this is a country of gasoline and there's no gasoline. or pull dobson is a journalist for venezuela analysis dot com he joins me live via skype from there in western venezuela thanks very much for speaking to us so people obviously very agitated and frustrated with food and gasoline shortages as we're hearing there how would you describe the mood on the ground. well at the moment there's a series of economic changes being bored into place in the country and people are generally feeling a little bit of stre

ante el equipo de las el equipo de las barras y las estrellas >> también brasil golea a el salvador colombia y argentina no se hacen daño, rondón se hace presente en el marcador dos veces costa rica cae ante japón tres por cero, también en uefa nation league le pegan paliza a croacia, no pudieron hacer nada, ñiguez asension autogol de kalinic, rodrigo sergio ramose isco, 6x0 >> el sábado 15 de septiembre saúl canelo enfrenta nuevamente a golovkin el peleador ya está en las vegas para terminar el entrenamiento para subir al ring, a sus llegada a nevada se dio tiepl picar a los medios >> sí, realmente de primera cue una preparación me siento bien estoy concentrados sé lo que tengo que hacer y los errores que no tengo que cometer, y él viene con lo mismo soy un peleador que puede ajustar, una sola derrota ante floyd mayweather jr. y golovkin no ha conocido la derrota, así finalizamos en deportes vamos a una pausa comercial a los que siempre suben así comen sano asá caminan así exploran asá son amables así y son puntuales asá. exploran asá a los que corren así van al mercado

reportero: el anuncio lo hizo el canciller de colombia carlos trujillo. respondiÓ afirmativamente a la pregunta de si eran ciertas las bases de que habrÍa un acuerdo con chile, argentina, perÚ, colombia y eventualmente paraguay para presentar una demanda en contra del presidente maduro ante la corte penal internacional. hay un proceso de diÁlogo con varios paÍses de la regiÓn que tienen ese propÓsito y que acompaÑarÍa las posiciones del seÑor secretario general de la oea, respondiÓ el diplomÁtico colombiano quien volviÓ a hablar de crisis migratoria. desplazamientos que segÚn analistas internacionales serÍan los que la corte debe analizar como un delito. >> tiene que haber un debate legal sobre si un gobierno que implementa polÍticas econÓmicas que producen este desplazamiento forzoso es responsable por el mismo y entonces tiene que rendir cuentas. reportero: la importancia, segÚn los expertos, serÍa que esta vez estarÍa y puesta por los estados parte del estatuto de roma lo que incrementa su peso hacia la corte penal. >> si se dieran

has more from revering colombia. i leave your coffee plants are as lush and loaded with beans as ever yet for the first time he's considering leaving them on the tree . with the situation as it is right now we can't continue producing we are running out of fertilizers we can't pare debts or pay the workers we've reached our limit the price buyers pay for a leave us pressures arabica beans has fallen to less than one us dollar a pound that's less than what it costs to grow the coffee in colombia's mountainous labor intensive coffee region you've got going to. i've seen people crying over what they're being paid for a bag of carter and beans people just crying out of desperation current prices mean that farmers make less than one cent of the u.s. dollar for each cup of coffee sold across the world farmers here in colombia wondering for just how long they'll be able to work at these prices there's already gave up like the owners of this field that abandoned it two months ago. it's very painful it's devastating because w

. >> just into the region chile colombia brazil and argentina they want to partner with us they value our training and education and are exercises and expertise. we have a strong foundation to build upon but those relations have stayed rocksolid. russia and china and the global threats that we face. >> thank you for your service to our country. recently returned from south korea for an update on what is happening with that significant logistics challenges to one - - of the conflicts arise in terms of moving personnel out of korea for those who are noncombatants but also civilians. and with the artillery. at the same time moving north. but also mentioned much of the army's fighting power with the continental united states. if you could talk about the logistics presence and how they move material and how past assignments contribute to the ability to handle a significant challenge quick. >> to your first question, the department has made significant investment of forward posturing the supplies and material over the last 18 months to levels they had not seen previously in theater in accor

and in colombia i think you'd wear around town with it right. each to his own taste so what does a reporter make of all the data hosen doing the rounds he'll be here and i gather that it is the october first the sky. it goes with the mood here but on the street i don't think it's all oh this is a next stop that a vegan dairy hof boyd tent while hoodie ana and to ponder head off to the dance floor. thanks tran decides to tackle the menu. first she tries a giant rat so. i guess that means that for my taste it was a bit dry because in hong kong we each very soft rolls a scene lots of roast meat here and hardly any vegetables it's a bit different for us that besides we usually have a small potion so. we put everything on the table and divide it up i think to do things a bit differently here it's got your mum doesn't listen i'm not roast chicken is another classic a masterful at the october fast of course is it any different here now fabulous it was really delicious the skin is nice and crispy and inside is absolutely tender and juicy treehouse next

el gobernante nicolÁs maduro dijo que venezuela presentarÁ una demanda contra colombia, la razÓn de es la acción legal es para obtener una indemnizaciÓn por los supuestos beneficios que res even millones de colombianos que viven en venezuela, mientras millones de venezolanos huyen de la crisis del paÍs. >>ante el masivo Éxodo de ones nicolÁs maduro contraataca dicÓ los colombianos que viven en venezuela, aunque se ha equivocado de nacionalidad en su declaraciÓn. >> hay una idea de pedir bierno colombiano por los 5 millones venezolanos que estÁn aquÍ, colombianos que estÁn aquÍ. la cabeza de maduro. estarÍa en esta llegarÍa algo mÁs de 700.000 pero el mandatario insiste en que el nÚmero de colombianos que cruzan la frontera diario son miles. >>miles de colombianos pasan a venezuela, porque no se quedan allÁ? >> las imÁgenes muestran otra cosa miles de venezolanos saliendo hacia territorio colombiano. algo que maduro descarta. >>es una minorÍa que se ha dejado sugestionar y ahora despierta en una pesadilla y lo primero que me dicen es maduro manda la regiÓn. ♪ >>la m

made the comments after visiting venezuelan migrants who fled across the border into colombia but as well as economic crisis forced more than one point five million people to flee the country president nicolas maduro has been accused of voluntary cracking down on anti government protesters. as more from kuta. the head of the oh yeah it's trying to find a more coordinated regional response to this growing exodus of venezuelan migrants that this talk here in the border town of just the first of a few. that you're getting patient of american where holding in other border towns and only hearing about also in ecuador and breath and the head of the organization of american states we've had some very strong language against the president nicolas maduro and even a government calling it and moral big papers should be said for being a uniquely responsible. economic collapse. and also immoral because because of your willingness to recognize the humanitarian crisis in the country. your foreign minister who was with him also said that they need international help to deal with the more than one mi

cocaine cultivation in colombia has hit a new high according to the u.n. the acreage of coca plants the raw material used to make the drug increased by seventeen percent last year the u.n. says farmers have stepped up their use of fertilizers to boost productivity. in cultivation increased investment with agricultural inputs like fertilizers increased and productivity and plantations has improved cocoa plantations produce thirty three percent more leaves than in twenty twelve. in the us. this particular drug problem is an ongoing one for the colombian government the violence of the drug trade with rebel groups paramilitaries and gangs making billions of dollars from cocaine has plagued the country for years earlier attempts to suppress crops by spraying them with the herbicide glyphosate were halted after the w.h.o. linked it with cancer but there's a new resolve from the country's president van do k. to get on top of the problem by using targeted fumigation deployed by drones which can fly low enough to limit the dangers associated with glyphosate he disc

dollar for each cup of coffee sold across the world farmers here in colombia are wondering for just how long they'll be able to work at these prices there's already gave up like the owners of this field that abandoned it two months ago. it's very painful it's devastating because we spent all of our life growing coffee. coffee medicine and asked these are new plants that just started producing last year so much work such a big investment yet the situation is so bad that these people decided to let the beans rot. this mall representation of farmers held a sitting in front of the embassy of the european union in bogota to bring attention to do situation i leave here says he's giving up hope so. i'm not sure what we're going to do what i do know is that it's not sustainable and then we might be close to the end of the road the colombian government said it's considering emergency financial help for the growers but unless farmers receive a more fair share of the cut their beloved java will leave them with nothing but a bitter taste ice in them. it's global outside disease awareness day and as

reports from kuka tower on the colombia venezuela border. he was the secretary general of the oas. as wanted by venezuelan migrants and photographers as he tries to make his way through the simone bolivar bridge. migrants shout freedom for venezuela as others to shake hands and cry for help. we need them to do something anything we need countries to unite to help democracy and food to return to venezuela it's. the visit to the colombian border town of kuta is the first stop of a series of meetings in countries across south america strained by the growing exodus of venezuelans a newly formed work group has been tasked to design a more coordinated regional response to this unprecedented mass migration. at a press conference only restoring democracy in venezuela can solve the crisis and that a military intervention can't be ruled out. yet we've never seen such an immoral government in the world one so on willing to allow humanitarian aid to enter their country when they are in the middle of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis this is absolutely unacceptable the colombian authorities

he explains from kuta on the colombia venezuela border. so often it's very difficult to explain just how far and how deep does the venezuelan economy fall and the international monetary fund saying that by the end of the year inflation there could reach a million percent but what does it all mean one example is right here on the border with colombia this is the quest for family and what they have here is real business will earn money but this is so worthless that they're literally sowing it. with it they're making bags and wallets that they sell for pieces on the streets of colombia but how much was one of these bills words just five years ago when i think one you're going to be hit with one of these bills five years ago we could've groceries for a week feed a family with your poor people then nobody because they have no value they're actually quite impressively made they sell from three to seven dollars and the crisper family says the program has come to this to make ends meet. a funeral has been held in indian administered kashmir for a

pero, si hay una amenaza hacia colombia o brasil, los que estÁn aceptando este flujo masivo de inmigrantes venezolanos, entonces vamos a defender a nuestros aliados y a nuestros socios. blanca: en las naciones unidas hay una gran expectativa por el discurso de maduro en los prÓximos minutos. tambiÉn, hay que resaltar que ayeroma estados unidos aprobÓ $48,000,000 que va a dar a los paÍses latinoamericanos que mÁs han recibido a venezolanos en el Último aÑo, sobre todo alrededor de colombia, perÚ y tambiÉn de chile. que van a recibir este dinero por parte de ayuda nortea ♪ jorge: bill cosby pasÓ su primera noche en prisiÓn, en una sede solitaria, tras ser sentenciado a una pena entre tres y 10 aÑos por drogar y abusar sexualmente de la mujer. el comediante 81 aÑos por graso condena en una cÁrcel, a las afueras de filadelfia, inaugurada hace dos meses a un costo de $400,000,000. tiene una capacidad para 3800 presos. serÁ ubicado con la poblaciÓn de recursos. usar nombre de otros indocumentados, o de lo contrae te vamos a deportar. agentes de migraciÓn le hicieron esta amena

international aid through to help them deal with the flow as well and there are many that say that colombia needs one point six billion u.s. dollars to just adequately respond to the crisis and that's something they definitely cannot do on their own alexandra thanks for the sundress. live for scene kutai colombian you know venezuela. after thirteen members of an aid organization have been arrested and charged in greece they're accused of smuggling refugees into europe among them is a syrian swimmer who helped save the lives of eighteen people when their boat sank in the mediterranean sea johnson has more from less boss in greece. the emergency response center international. which operated on the island of lesbos is now closed thirty of its members facing charges in greece including spying and alleged people trafficking if convicted they could face life imprisonment it means refugee rescue is now the only group operating in the aegean sea its crews informed the greek coast guard each time they go out so they're not suspected of acting in secret we understand that our ability to operate is co

a zoo in colombia is celebrating the arrival of a newborn spider monkey. these monkeys are among the 25 most endangered primate species in the world. they're in critical danger of extinction. this tiny primate, seen here clinging to its mother, was born at the san fe zoological park in colombia's second largest city of medellin. this little guy weighs just one kilogram. it's only the third spider monkey born at the zoo since 2012. the head of the organisation of american states has said that a military intervention to overthrow president nicolas maduro of venezuela shouldn't be ruled out. luis almagro was speaking to reporters in colombia the metropolitan police have charged former nevermind the buzzcocks host mark lamarr with common assault and false imprisonment. the tv personality and comedian was charged on 1 september in london and will appear at uxbridge magistrate's court on 2 october. labour's shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell mp has delivered a speech marking the ten year anniversary of the lehman brothers firm's collapse, which triggered the wors

with it they're making bags and wallets that they sell for pesos on the streets of colombia but how much was one of these bills works just five years ago when. it was these bills five years ago. feed a family with you know nobody because they have no value they're actually quite impressively made they sell from three to seven dollars and the crisper family says the program has come to this to make ends meet all the countries hit by the two thousand and eight financial crisis germany has managed to stick on a me better than most the critics accuse it of being too strong pushing policies that wrecked other european economies largely reports. in the corridors of power in berlin there are reasons to be cheerful ten years ago the german economy was so well insulated that the big crash was never going to cause a crisis so much has changed in other european countries but not here in the first six months of this year alone the german economy around a budget surplus of over fifty billion dollars that's almost three percent of germany's gross domestic product or any wealth it's the kind of figure

i'm melissa that i'm puting colombia's coffee region where farmers are abandoning fields like the one behind me due to the very low international price of the be. had over we've got plenty of drifting its way across the middle east at the moment is showing up very clearly on the satellite picture from the northern parts of iran all the way up towards monte has brought us a fair amount of rain although it's gradually fizzling out as we head into friday you can't really make it out very clearly just this little bit of cloud his still drifting over a temperature of around twenty degrees towards the west there's a few more showers here particularly over the far north eastern parts of turkey and there's a stretch in their way towards the caspian sea once more for the south hope for is in baghdad with the top temperature of around forty three degrees here in doha the temperatures aren't quite that high but that's because here it's far more humid so it's still feeling just as hot and humid as it has been over the past few days looks like thirty eight degrees will be our maximum temperature a

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a zoo in colombia is celebrating the arrival of a newborn spider monkey. these monkeys are among the 25 most endangered primate species in the world. they're in critical danger of extinction. this tiny primate, seen here clinging to its mother, was born at the san fe zoological park in colombia's second largest city of medellin. this little guy weighs just one kilogram. it's only the third spider monkey born at the zoo since 2012. now it's time for a look at the weather forecast. quite a quiet start to our weekend so far. we have seen some lovely spells of sunshine this morning across central and southern areas. but thicker cloud further north and west and that will produce some showery outbreaks of rain from time to time. nothing particularly significant until late on in the day. more on that in a moment. we will enjoy some sunshine. eastern scotla nd will enjoy some sunshine. eastern scotland may cling onto some breaks. and temperatures will peak between 14 and temperatures will peak between 1a and 21 degrees. the winds will strengthen by the end of the

the reports now are from computer on the colombia venezuela border. the secretary general of the oas. is wanted by venezuelan migrants and photographers as he tries to make his way through the soon bollywood bridge. migrants shout freedom for venezuela as others to shake his hand and cry for help. we need them to do something anything we need countries to unite to help democracy and food to return to finish. the visit to the colombian border town of kuta is the first stop of a series of meetings in countries across south america strained by the growing exodus of venezuelans a newly formed work group has been tasked to design a more coordinated regional response to this unprecedented mass migration. at a press conference said only restoring the moccasin menace where lakin solve the crisis and that a military intervention can't be ruled out. as for military intervention to overthrow duma dural regime i think that we should not rule out any option because the finity of leader nicolas maduro regime is perpetrating crimes against humanity towards its popul

trump even tried to rope the president of colombia into this kavanaugh nonsense. look at this. >> for the democrats to trying to be making him into something -- let be noise about it, he's not. he's a high quality person. he's a great intellect. i mean, charges come up from 36 years okay that are totally unsau unsubstantiated. you, watching this, as the president afternoon great country colombia, you must be saying how is this possible? >> jimmy: he's actually thinking how are you possible, and how did i wind up in this chair next to you. judge kavanaugh is defending himself against the two acquisitions, one from when he was a college stunt and the other during high school. during an interview on fox news in an effort to exonerate himself he told martha maccallum that he was a virgin through high school and for, quote, many, many years after. why he admitted this, i don't know. does he think that helps? i don't know. most of what he told us that most of his adult life he was dangerously horny. speaking of dangerously horny, big cosby was sentenced today. earlier t