en bogotÁ 9:00 a.m. los grupos pequeÑos comenzar a unirse y la marcha se vuelve multitudinaria. >> estamos marchando porque no queremos mÁs reformas que nos daÑan los derechos y que no se sigan aficionando lÍderes sociales, persiguiendo sindicalistas y asesinatos. >> a las 11:00 a.m. asÍ se veía medellÍn y así cartagena. y este era el panorama el mediodÍa en la plaza de bolÍvar en bogotÁ. gente de todos los sectores se sumÓ a la protesta para pedir que se escucharÁ su voz. >> porque estÁ usted especialmente acÁ? >> porque son fallo positivo. >> por toda la injusticias que creo que se estÁn cometiendo en el paÍs y que como sacerdote deba ayudar al pueblo a pelear por eso. >> salgo a marchar porque estÉ gobernando marta y porque bombardearon a 18 niÑos. >> una hora despuÉs vino el clima. la lluvia no fue un impedimento y a pesar del aguacero que estuvo permanentemente mojando la manifestaciÓn, miles de bogotanos estuvieron presentes durante el paro. asÍ se veía la plaza y esto pensab

it's the day after elections in bogota. the conservative candidate iran to kerry has made president with 54 percent of the votes and yet the 42 percent for the left wing challenger petro is a clear sign of political change. but what does ducasse stand for he hails from the business elite and represents the interests of the big landowners is he a bowler even willing to serve the greater social good and push through the reforms laid down in the peace treaty. who owns the peace process in colombia. global you look great. but new government will be set up by the far right. they're an elite who are convinced that they have a soul claim to power and that is power allows them to skim off any profits and i mean economic gain for themselves. is the 1000000 farmers with no land 7000000 displaced farmers who come to the cities. and now live in abject poverty. it's a larger is. dates $500.00 hectares or more belong to one percent of all land owners . this one percent owns 85 percent of the land in colombia use this is the greatest ineq

colombia's government has ordered a curfew in the capital bogota after widespread protests across the country against planned pension and labor market reforms several people have been killed in clashes in the last 2 days now the country's president is calling for a national conversation in an effort to calm things down. more clashes in bogota a 2nd day of widespread protests while police used tear gas in the alleyways thousands gathered in front of the national assembly before that protest was broken up to the demonstrations are hard to categorize as left wing or right wing people just seem fed up with the conservative government of president evo. y'all deputy then i'll tell you why i voted for him but i'm saying to do can show you a phase don't allow there to be another drop of blood let me show your face mr president but he didn't say later in the day do k. did show his face appearing on television to call for dialogue. but if you do not print you must amanda starting next week i will launch a national dialogue to strengthen the current a social policy agenda. we will work to develo

end nationwide demonstrations against his government the government orders a curfew in the capital bogota after several people are killed. and a small pacific archipelagos poised to become the world's newest country people in bergen bill are going to the polls to vote on their independence. i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us the leader of the governing christian democrats here in germany has issued an ultimatum in a debate over her leadership as the c.d.u. begins its annual party conference and company con about told delegates she was prepared to quit if they didn't back her come convolve took over from chancellor angela merkel as c.d.u. leader last year but the party's popularity has continued to slide under her leadership. she went all the way and took on the challenge after several attacks in the weeks leading up to the cd use party conference and a great. post the big question to her party colleagues and leipsic. many of them i know if you feel that the road i want to go down is not the road you want to follow then let us talk about that today and let does end it today here and now

in bogota. funny bolivia where the parliament is looking to approve legislation approved legislation that will pave the way for new elections for the president. calling on his supporters to maintain the blockade which is called food and fuel shortages in the pubs were honest of course resigned and fled to mexico in november 10th after the protests over last month's disputed presidential election at least 32 people have been killed in the violence since then. with us now from what's the latest in terms of immorality. he's been charged with sedition i believe it is. that's right come out he the prosecutors have launched this investigation under charges of sedition and terrorism after. the interior minister revealed a video of an audio where apparently a former president was talking to a farmer leader is that that she was telling him that the blockade should go on and that food should not be allowed into and that the blockade should remain strong it does appear to be the voice of former president t

wing government that comes as thousands hundreds of thousands of colombians took to the streets in bogota and other cities earlier this week to protest to case economic social and security policies as part of a nationwide general strike earlier today do pay promised social reforms here's a bit of what he had to say. by the putin approach you must amanda starting next week i will launch a national dialogue to strengthen the current social policy agenda. we will work to develop a medium to long term vision. that what hope is to deal with inequality in our society. are let's get more on that now i'm joined by in the studio by avia i gave us who's been reporting extensively from colombia i mean in fact you were recently in bogota you know colombian citizens in the streets again we've seen those frustrations just describe the situation for us i mean what's it like there and are those frustrations visible and in daily life in colombia well the president was mentioning inequality directly and that is probably the key word here in bogota colombia is a wonderful place to live if you are rich if yo

yet he has more now from bogota small groups of protesters are on the streets most of these are peaceful and there are happening without major issues but other ones if protesters try to march on the streets are blocked one of the roads they are immediately confronted. quite violently by the police in and take riot gear with tear gas with grenades bombs as we have witnessed earlier during the day we have now been able to confirm that at least one of these protesters was seriously injured by one of these stun grenades that hit them in the in the head he is now. under surgery in a hospital in downtown but what we understand that his condition is critical but under control so we're going to try to find out more about him in coming hours and more people are also out and planning to repeat. demonstrations where people hit on pots and pans in different parts of this city most of the violence seems to be happening when the protesters try to reach the government buildings downtown if they stay further now north and in the plazas and don't try to move on. streets then things seem to move on peacef

yet again they say they're angry over proposed reforms to the tax and pension system but bogota insists the chaos is part of a plot to disrupt the country i listened to reports that protests were held on for a 3rd consecutive day against the government of. hundreds of demonstrators to once again to the streets across the capital. the demonstrations were peaceful with people banging them apart and chanting we are not afraid anymore yet as they try to block roads and march towards downtown they were attacked by the police rolling in and motorcycles and dispersing crowds of the tear gas. but protesters kept coming back that is yes twice in 3 days 4 days 5 days are not enough will continue until the government listens to the people no more policies that make us work until we're 80 years old without a pension for a certain day protesters were met with stun grenades and tear gas by the police in this case as they were trying to block this avenue one of the main tera fares from the north to the city down to the center. clashes in confrontations continued throughout the afternoon and into the e

he is in bogota. for us 3rd consecutive day protesters took to the streets of bogota small groups of a few 100 in different parts of this year they were protesting demonstrating peacefully but every time they tried to start marching towards downtown they were confronted by the police in particularly the largest group or close to the center. one of the main parks in the city were attacked by the police as they were marching and we also were there gas canisters were flying on the crowd and also the police used to stun grenades and people start running away towards the hills and we've seen this happening over and over again throughout the afternoon it also happened once again in the center of town close to class a volley of our which has been the epicenter of these protests but people are telling us that the one to continue protesting and that they will continue demonstrating this fight this continues confrontations with the police the mayor. didn't say if there will be a 2nd curfew after the one that wa

minimum wage as well as introduce possible pension tax reforms led to a strike and huge rallies in bogota and in bolivia protests were sparked by a disputed presidential election president evo morales denied an electoral fraud but eventually resigned under pressure from the military and fled to mexico his supporters have been protesting calling for his return. that's kicked off with cheney though where protests have ramped up after the defense minister dismiss concerns over the use of excessive force against demonstrators he says soldiers deployed during a state of emergency were professional and disciplined but the rights group amnesty international says lethal weapons have been used indiscriminately on at least 4 occasions when latin america. has more from santiago. anger seems to be the common denominator among chilean protesters who've been on the streets for 5 weeks. but not all express that anger the same way some do it by going into the battle against riot police armed with stones sticks and even molotov cocktails they describe themselves as the front line of defense. i'm here to d

elections or some escalation and colombia's protesters defy a government curfew will have the latest from bogota and in sport canada battle brush her for a place in the davis cup finals all of that just ahead in the program. elections in burundi are 6 months away but there are already concerns over security opposition leaders say there's a climate of fear and intimidation against those who are critical of the governing party the u.n. has also issued a warning about the government tells al-jazeera the election will be free and fair catherine soy reports from rooney's commercial capital which. protected by women a quarter you can to cross memories of what happened 4 years ago remain true for this man he tells us his young son was shot by police while on his way to buy bread . riots started in 2015 and. run through and

in bogota, riot police fired tear gas at protesters who blocked major transportation routes. others gathered in bogota's historic simon bolivar plaza, singing the national anthem in unison, where they were also met by police forces shooting tear gas. a government imposed curfew was reported in the city of cali, the capital ofof the cauca regi. the colombian borders with venezuela, ecuador, brazil, and peru were shut down in response to the national strike. the protests were triggered by duque's proposed labor reforms and cuts to the pension system as well as a recent military airstrike against a camp of alleged dissident rebel drug traffickers, which left eight children dead. this is one of the protesters in the capital of bogota. >> this is the sentiment of the people. the people are bored of social injustice. they are killing our social leaders, our cultural idea -- identity. the economic and political labor reforms do not benefit the colombian people. amy: indignation against duque's government has brewed since the u.s.-backed president took office in august 2018. social a

hello again now tens of thousands of taken to the streets in colombia's capital bogota to protest against the right wing governments of the u.s. backed president eve and do k. what started as a largely peaceful march led to clashes with police. colombian trade union students opposition parties in the south american countries and degeneracy organizations challenge the economic social and security policies a festive atmosphere in the plaza 10 douglas' when a small group of people began hitting projectiles at police see them responded to take gas popularity dk is right wing government to kill us ally has been on the wane since his election 18 months ago police say around 200000 people took part in protests in several cities from bogota nicholas to donovan sent this report. what started as a normal union strike has morphed into one of colombia's biggest anti-government protest in recent times tens of thousands of people marching across the country and here on the streets of bogota at this point the rain thousands are still marching against the government towards the city center everything fro

more clashes in bogota a 2nd day of widespread protests while police used tear gas in the alleyway as thousands gathered in front of the national assembly before that protest was broken up to the demonstrations are hard to categorize as left wing or right wing people just seem fed up with the conservative government of president even dukie. your deputy general said only one i voted for him but i'm saying to do can show you a phase brother you don't allow there to be another drop of blood let me show your face mr president but he didn't pay later in the day do k. did show his face appearing on television to call for dialogue. by the putin deliberately muslim ana starting next week i will launch a national dialogue to strengthen the current a social policy agenda. we will work to develop a medium to long term vision i see it well you know that's what hope is to deal with inequality in our society rachel she adds. the demonstrations were kicked off by the rumor of changes to pensions and labor laws colombia is dealing with long simmering tensions over corruption and inequality unemployme

yesid: saludos desde bogotÁ, colombia . mucha atenciÓn porque en dilan cruz, el muchacho de 18 aÑos con el estudiantes que habÍa sido impactado con un proyectil antidisturbios, segÚn informaciÓn de Última hora, ha muerto, producto de ese golpe que recibiÓ y el impacto que recibiÓ su cabeza por parte de un uniformado. hoy deberÍa estar graduÁndose de bachiller. tenÍa 18 aÑos y la primera vÍctima mortal que dejan estas jornadas de marcha y protesta que se iniciaron en bogotÁ, colombia y en todo el paÍs desde el 21 de noviembre. los hechos en los que dylan vio comprometida su vida fueron el sÁbado 23, luego de que un miembro de la policÍa dispararÁ su arma de fragmentaciÓn antidisturbios y el disparo fuera directamente a la cabeza de este joven de 18 aÑos. repartimos que ha perdido su vida. su familia ha pedido que su muerte no sirva para dividir mÁs al paÍs, sino para buscar un punto de paz. enrique: es lo que esperamos no solamente en colombia es, sino en otras partes de la regiÓn. empleados de un alma

en el sur de bogotÁ no ha parado la manifestaciÓn. las personas han salido y han tomado las principales vÍas y ustedes pueden ver cÓmo este carro de la policÍa, contra las personas que se encuentran manifestando desde tempranas horas de la maÑana. >>> primera vez que el pueblo se une en grandes masas exigir algo que es necesario. >>> nos estÁn matando, nolan zan a quemarropa, estÁbamos haciendo una cadena humana y llega una tanqueta. >>> vamos aplicar les todo el peso de la ley. >>> las protestas sobre el paÍs. en una jornada sin precedentes la violencia se desbordÓ. en cali, la manifestaciÓn en una noche de terror. vÁndalos irrumpieron en residencias privadas. la gente defendiÓ sus viviendas. >>> inÉdita jornada los colombianos de todos los niveles hicieron sonar cacerolas llegÓ hasta las puertas de la residenc residencia presidencial. en bogotÁ colombia, mauricio cabal, noticias telemundo. >>> el motor de un aviÓn con personas a bordo estallÓ luego de salir de los Ángeles. un hombre grabÓ las llamas por donde iba s

as the latest from bogota. despite the rain this is been by far the largest and most diverse demonstration that the government capital is seen many years students union members but also people from a different the walk of life taken to the streets to protest the government and. to get protests number of measures that this government can see reforms to the pension systems education but most of all what people are protesting against is just a new record in general this government and also things that are specific to like the killings of social being there's an indigenous leave there's a and the lack of implementation of the peace deal on part of the government. is more this is a very significant for us because we are demonstrating that we are tired that we don't want to continue living with the government treating us this way there's a very powerful youth movement in colombia that's not afraid anymore and older people like me feels it has nothing else to be but what had been an absolutely peaceful and massive dem

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has moved from bogota. it has been another day of unrest and demonstrations of people telling you to protest against the popular government press event you've done to save a spontaneous demonstration in various parts of town and throughout the day the main event was happening just a couple of blocks from here in central. people have gathered there thousands of people gathered there peacefully when all of a sudden the police decided to move in using tear gas and rubber bullets to this person the crowd clashing patients continued until the evening again people are out. hitting on pots and pans to continue their approaches however the mayor announced a total curfew in the city starting and 9 pm also the president. spoke saying that he will start a national conversation next week to try to deal with this i'm dressed while a leader of one of the leaders of the opposition group called for a major massive rally he said next monday people are telling us that they feel energized and that they're angry for what they

yesid: otra vez y por sÉptima ocasiÓn hubo marcha atrÁs, de vÍas cerradas y protestas en bogotÁ y otras ciudades del paÍs. al igual que el jueves pasado, para hoy se convocÓ un paro nacional, al que respondieron miles de personas y sectores. esta vez, cientos de mÚsicos marcaron el paso de la multitudinaria jornada, tocando sus instrumentos y sumÁndose a los cacerolazos de los manifestantes, exigiendo que escuchan sus reclamos. >> es un llamado al reciente de la repÚblica para que escuchÉ lo que la gente estÁ diciendo las calles. no se puede gobernar desde arriba sin escuchar lo que pasa acÁ abajo. hoy en dÍa, todos somos ciudadanos. el reciente es un ciudadano mÁs que deberÍa escucharnos. yesid: cientos de violines, escenas a sus sones, como es, tambores e instrumentos pusieron el fondo musical a las voces que cantaban canciones colombianas, y en los intervalos arengas de protesta. sin enfrentamientos, pero con la misma intenciÓn. >> juventudes, colombia requiere un cambio de direcciÓn, polÍticas. >> porque apoyÓ el gremio artÍstico, apoyo el no realizar las reformas qu

reporter: bogota is growing fast. some 10 million people live here. but it's the poor districts on the outskirts that are increasing most rapidly. many people displaced from their hohomes elsewhwhere in colombibe settled in soacha. the neighborhood is known to be dangerous, but it's close the city center and rents are cheap. carlos doesn't want to be recognized. a month aghehe fled om g gang warfare in the towofof el rra. carlos: it w warar, we left so as t toto g caught up in ththfighting if we hadn'teft,t, iwould have costst uour lilis. reporterthe powevacuum lt by the fc is noweing fild oththerroups. anne who dsn't't p protecon moneyets murded. carlosaw 28 pele die bore heecided tflee to e capital. rlos: i feel goohehere. ve had a lot of pporort om the red oss and om victim pporort.hank god i'm ok. ey're heing me fina job in companan th's my pl, to find work a end d threst of my life bogota porter: e hope oa job an a home has also o driven thousus of venezuelalans to colombmbia. venezuzuela closed t the offil bordrder cssingsgs ifebruaryry but fami

>>e y su sistema de pensiones. >> bogotÁ fue un grupo que marcho tambiÉn. >> y dicen que no solamente exige medidas. >> estamos cansados de la corrupciÓn de que no haya tra trabajo y no haya salud y no haya estudio >> las protestas buscan hacernos escuchar >> nosotros como la policÍa tambiÉn hablan de lo que estÁ sucediendo las calles y en el paÍs. >> quieren llegar a fin y al cabo de la situaciÓn. >> duele, duele. >> como realmente lastiman las cosas que son de uno >> el gobierno nacional ha c convocado el diÁlogo con todos los sectores >> y tambiÉn las empresas obreras, estudiantiles y juveniles. >> mientras que duque dijo que >> tambiÉn se mantendrÁn en las calles de la capital los mili militares hasta que regresen a la calma >> mauricio cabal para noticias telemundo. >> el senado de bolivia aprobÓ la convocatoria de nuevas elecciones en el paÍs. >> con esto quieren devolverle e estabilidad a bolivia. >> la iniciativa se recibiÓ en unanimidad de los gobernadores una vez pasada a la cÁmara de i diputados. >> expresidente evo morales fu y no contempla p participaciÓn d

protesters simply defied it, with a noisy picket of the bogota home of president duque, who some see as the puppet of former right—wing president alvaro uribe. translation: i'm here for the same reason all colombians are here. we're tired of mr duque, we're tired of mr uribe. they're a pair of liars. the night—time curfew in bogota followed clashes on friday, with police firing tear gas to disperse protesters, amid reports of looting in the south of the city. hundreds of people, including police officers, were injured. three were killed as protests turned ugly elsewhere in colombia. the violence came a day after a nationwide strike, with hundreds of thousands taking to the streets to express fury over rumoured changes to the minimum wage, pension and tax reforms — all denied by the government. demonstrators are also angry at what they say is a lack of action to end corruption and the murder of human rights activists. some accuse the government of failing to honour its 2016 peace deal with the left—wing farc rebels, amid a spike in killings. in a televised address on friday, p

joining me from bogota, we see unrests in the wake of in other parts of south america. tell us why people are taking to are.treets where you reporter: this is the fifth day that thousands of people, as you can see behind me, are taking to the streets here in colombia and series ofa large demands. a lot has to do with reforms of the government is proposing both to the pension system, education system, labor system, the way inple are being paid colombia, the very large existsc inequality that here and also has to do a lot, i thatve, with the fact there has been a peace deal here putting to in 2016, --end the civil strive strife that was continuing in and has almost 50 years opened the door to the birth ofty of the larger social movement like the one we're seeing now to demand the country and definitely this also comes into what'sger picture of been happening across south america. finally, this demonstration in particular is happening in of the international day against violence against women which is a major issue here in colombia and across south america. thele are sayin

>>hace poco minuto fue decretado el toque de queda en la ciudad de bogotÁ a partir de las 9:00 de la noche. se calcula que las pÉrdidas ascienden a mÁs de 7,000,000 de dÓlares. mientras se inicia la reconstrucciÓn de las estaciones con los vÁndalos ayer en el sistema de transporte masivo, el alcalde enrique anunciÓ que habrÁ ley seca en toda la ciudad hasta maÑana. se van a incrementar al sur de la ciudad. jorge: en bolivia, la presidenta interina presentÓ un proyecto de ley que abrirÍa un nuevo camino para nuevas elecciones y tratar de pacificar el paÍs. la propuesta no incluye una fecha todavÍa para los nuevos comicios. el paÍs se encuentra desde octubre con una ola de violencia tras la salida de evo morales. ilia: patricia esta lista con un adelanto de "ediciÓn digital". patricia: esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna le vamos a contar sobre un sacerdote de la zona de washington que fue sentenciado a 15 aÑos de prisiÓn por abusar sexualmente de dos niÑas de su congregaciÓn. tambiÉn los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedadesrecomiendan a la poblaciÓn

en bogotÁ colombia que si pajero univision. en uruguay la corte electoral informÓ hoy que el jueves o el viernes dar a conocer el resultado final de la segunda vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales. aÑadiÓ que la demora se debe al ajustado resultado que arrojÓ el conteo primario de voto serÍa una ligera ventaja al candidato opositor luis lacalle pou, sobre el oficialista daniel martÍnez. el tribunal argentino condenÓ hoy a cuarenta y dos y cuarenta y cinco aÑos de prisiÓn a dos sacerdotes por abuso de menores en un colegio de niÑos con discapacidad auditiva. luego de tres aÑos del escÁndalo, los curas, nicola, corradi y horacio corbacho fueron sentenciados los aberrantes hechos sucedieron entre el aÑo dos mil cinco y dos mil diecisÉis. el instituto antonio prÓvolo, la corte tambiÉn condenÓ a jardinero armando gÓmez a dieciocho aÑos, vamos a enrique acevedo, haberlo preparan esta noche enrique gracias jorge y estafadores en california concentran sus esfuerzos en mujeres hispanas mayores el fbi lo llama el es

allesandro in bogota. and now bolivia where the interim government has filed a lawsuit against the former president morales accusing him of sedigs and terrorism. -- sedition and terrorism. and a blockade has caused food and fuel shortages in la paz. morales resigned and fled to mexico on november 10. following protests over last month's disputed presidential election. and at least 32 people have been killed in the violence since then. our negotiation correspondent maria sanchez -- our next correspondent maria sanchez. latest from you. >> well, as you were saying, there's -- the prosecutors here have filed this -- have launched this investigation against former president morales for charges on sedition and terrorism. this after the other interior minister presented to the press two days ago a video of a conversation between a cocoa farmer leader and apparently what seems to be president -- form president morales' voice. it certainly seems it was calling for the blockades to continue. and to not allow food t

with us now on skype from bogota he is with conflict analysis research center jorge nice to see you. the idea of a government attempting pension and tax reforms now in latin america when there is so much on wrist about changes about economic problems it seems like they were always courting the sort of. indeed not only that announcement of those reforms but. some of the early and hours minutes of the government in the way that they were going to respond which borders the demonstration massive wrote this they actually had the. contrary spec for salt eat lead the people to go to this who who make beer there. it isn't actually a measure of. what we've seen in colombia today in that regard you see a discontent econd the government would have an employee mini's pricing by employing in this production and one has to say that luckily we are seeing the largest demonstration in the east or in colombia. be staying off their brief years of tightening the basic agreement and it's kind of contradictory. do you think these protests have the potential to become similar to the ones we've seen elsewhe

in bogota bring us up to date on the. wellcome. confrontations continue behind me close to some of the protesters are still confronting the police there we hear explosions tear gas is still being thrown we had to move further into the neighborhood here in downtown. to be away from from the trouble. people were gathering and were peacefully holding a demonstration in plus i believe a couple of hours ago holding pots and pans hitting them demanding the resignation of president to even do care but again it was an absolutely peaceful demonstration when the police all of a sudden attacked. tear gas starting to push the people outside the plaza people started moving to the streets surrounding the plaza and some of them were hit by rubber bullets. shot by soldiers on the sides of the streets it was totally unexpected that the protesters don't understand what may have pushed the police to respond to what was a peaceful demonstration the way it has been another day of confrontations in here in the capital. many of the demonstrations have be

colombia's already been enduring widespread and to government protests the mirror bogota has imposed to impose a citywide curfew now to try and keep the renewed wave of demonstrations of bay but to lead to clashes with police. thanks. protests erupted on thursday as thousands turned out against president of duke a they're demanding better living conditions tax and pension reforms and moves to tackle government corruption but leaders say there are no plans to change course for now please shoes tear gas and water cannon as the demonstrators responded back by throwing rocks artie's nicholas sanchez o'donovan reports next from the colombian capital polo from bogota where the day after the historic national anti government strike has shown us the consequences both politically and on the streets here we can see some of the damage as many others this bus stop was completely. and allies destroyed by protest as we can see what they used not only to destroy this bus stop but right here they were throwing these rocks at police that were on serene with tear gas with water cannons and rubber bull

en el centro de bogotÁ el estudiante dylan cruz tÉrmino como lo muestra este vÍdeo. estos son los angustiosos momentos en los que los paramÉdicos tratan de salvarlo. a esta ola de violencia se le suma el uso de explosivos en el sur del paÍs. tres policÍas murieron. >> la idea es que escuchar nuestras voces y todo lo que estamos pidiendo. hay muchas cosas que pedirle al gobierno. miles de personas denunciaron la presencia de saqueadores armados. se organizaron defensas. el presidente de colombia invitÓ a una gran conversación nacional. >> se buscarÁn mecanismo para todos los colombianos. buscamos un programa claro para que todos podamos edificar un camino de mejoras. reportera: el miedo a los disturbios ya los ladrones siguen toda la ciudad. arantxa: en arizona pastores dicen que sus instalaciones estÁn inservibles. el condado dijo que habrÍa de recibirte. >> en julio pasado las 10 iglesias de phoenix que recibieron los inmigrantes. >>usted no tiene que hacer nada. solo quieren decirle que no han compartido su dinero. >> asÍ luce el lugar. >> las iglesias usa

tens of thousands taking to the streets of colombia's capital bogota to protest against the right wing government of us spanked president. started as long as the peaceful march led to clashes with police. trade union students opposition parties and indigenous groups challenge to case economic social and security policies a festive atmosphere turned ugly when a small group of people saw the telling projectiles of the police who responded with tear gas to do case right wing government a key u.s. ally has been on the wane since his election 1000 months ago police say that around 200000 for the part in protests in several cities. nicholas o'donovan reports. what started as a normal union strike has morphed into one of colombia's biggest anti-government protest in recent times tens of thousands of people marching across the country and here on the streets of bogota at this point the rain thousands are still marching the gates the government towards the city center everything from students to union leaders to community leaders and indigenous people protested as we say against. case governmen

hello from bogota with the day the historic national anti government strike has shown us the consequences both politically and on the streets here we can see some of the damage as many others this. was completely vandalized destroyed by protesters we can see what they used not only to destroy this bus stop but right here they were throwing these rocks at police that what i'll answer in with tear gas with water cannons and rubber bullets. i i. i. i was. i. was but mainly it was a peaceful protest and it was a massive protest as well over $200000.00 colombians marched nation wide protest in and it demanded more infrastructure and more money for education those were the students but then you have the indigenous leaders they have fights in. social justice in rural areas so that's a different front and then you have the unions they fight in so that the government doesn't implement the tax reforms that they trying to implement and more importantly they don't touch so that the government doesn't touch the pension system so they see different fronts and now it's going to be very interesting to se