Éstas aldeas estÁn más alejadas que las que recorre santiago. aquÍ estÁ para llegar en vehÍculo es complicado. >> estÁn en la pared hechos de Árboles cubiertas con plástico. >> es comÚn, y esta es una familia normal. aquÍ es donde viven. >> antas personas duermen aquÍ? >> dormimos ocho. pedro: de regreso del joven no llevÓ a la pequeÑa clÍnica que tiene en las montaÑas.dina servicios bÁsicos, a niÑos y mujeres. el problema, dice, es que las familias son muy numerosas y ahÍ niÑos teniendo niÑos. como estÁ joven que ya tiene dos hijos con 16 aÑos. y toda la familia vive en una habitaciÓn. >> esto viene siendo la cocina. es un cuarto con dos pequeÑas camas donde viven ocho niÑos y tres adultos. pedro: de casa en casa pasa los dÍas este joven enfermero. y es que para los niÑos desnutridospor ahora representa la Única esperanza que tiene para seguir viviendo. patricia: en chile grupos de manifestantes se enfrentaron a la salsa de seguridad y prendieron fuego a barricadas en santiago. los participantes asistieron a presentaci

negotiating a new constitution police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstrators in santiago it is the latest in the months long demonstrations have the social inequality on thursday today's congress approved a referendum on changing the constitution which dates back to the country's military dictatorship let's bring in our latin america editor lucien newman she is joining us live from the capital santiago a lot of riot police there behind you to see what's happening there. yes yes hello about $4050.00 riot police on motorcycles plus some on foot have just made their way up this avenue this is one of the main thoroughfares of santiago they've been playing cat and mouse with protesters now for hours and hours there are about 300 protesters just about 80 meters from where we are right now and this is just been going on as i say for a long time very very violent we've seen people injured with pellets even a 1st aid center that's just a few meters from here but on a side street was attacked with tear gas so it's been quite chaotic here people are very very angry because the new s

she lives in a low income santiago neighborhood with her daughter and grandchildren. she has little formal education and worked hard all her life, first in the fields and then as a maid to help the family get ahead. >> i worked in homes were people with money didn't let the staff use the same cutlery as the masters. could not eat the same food or use the same crockery, either. >> are 48-year-old daughter concedes that their economic situation has improved, but not the acute last divisions. her 23-year-old son studied law, the first in the family to graduate from university, but there is still an invisible barrier. upper classrom the have countless advantages, from not having to study and work at the same time to access to internships and jobs. their parents belong to the class with clout, and they are not discriminated against because of where they come from. >> although chile does have the highest per capita income in latin america, it also has the highest inequality index, the biggest gap between rich and poor. >> for example if you are at the bottom of income, you

the sea in human al-jazeera santiago. emergency workers in ecuador say in oil spill from a ship in the galapagos islands has been contained these pictures so the moment a crane collapses was loading a generator onto the vessel the gardens are unesco world heritage site and home to some of the bugs unique ecosystems on earth by famously helped inspire charles darwin's theory of evolution during his visit in 1835 the u.k. homelessness charity crisis has again opened its christmas centers last year more than forward a half 1000 homeless guests were given shelter across britain paul brennan reports have been a civil stools a bed and breakfast. and for the last 20 years russell was one of the 1st arrivals when the doors opened at this center the street is no place to be at christmas or any other time to killed. and dangerous. drugs. it is a bit. for him this christmas center alleviates the loneliness and boredom of being homeless it means i will be able to spokes which means i'll be alone 'd it means i might be able to use a c

this anger is also visible in the capital santiago. protesters have posted photos of some of those killed during the unrest. they blame the police. some protesters have also committed acts of violence, torching shops and bus stops. rocks and rubble are used as makeshift weapons. crews are meant to remove them before the next demonstration, but rarely manage to keep pace. in valpararaiso, most demonstrations h have been peaceful, though there have been violent clashes there, too. at a bar near the harbor, carousing soon gives way to calls of "piÑera must go," the main rallying cry, and "we demand reforms and a new constitution." at the counter, we meet francisco, who's here with his dockworker colleague, martÍn. martÍn: we need new politicians who come from our social class and understand our lives. francisco: we are angry. everything's getting moree expensive. people have to take ouout loas just to get by. how can families feed theieir children if two incomes still aren't enough? reporter: it is a common problem. protestors blame ne

to see in human al-jazeera santiago. they could lure in coast guard says it's containing an oil spill in the galapagos islands one of the most pristine and fragile ecosystems in the world an emergency cleanup operation began on sunday on the island of some. a 1000 kilometers off the mainland under chapelle as much. these are the dramatic moments when a crane collapsed while loading a generator onto a ship the crew diving into the water as it begins to founder. after taking quick action to save themselves work began to save the delicate marine life around them the moment this is approximately 2000 liters of diesel was in the. it's being handled in a way to prevent a significant environmental impact ecuador's government declared an emergency after the incident on sunday and by monday it said it was under control we shouldn't be relaxed about this it's not a minor issue if we hadn't reacted as we did it could have been a lot more serious. the galapagos islands are home to dozens of vulnerable species found nowhere else in t

santiago: [llora] teresa: durante la recuperaciÓn santiago estaba inconsolable hasta que vio a su padre. santiago: [llora] teresa: lo mismo pasa con emanuel. este era emanuel antes de la cirugÍa. y este es el cambio despuÉs de la operaciÓn. a pesar de la hinchazÓn su mamÁ se ve contenta con el resultado. jullexi: estoy feliz. doctor: ¿sÍ? teresa: despuÉs de un par de dÍas de recuperaciÓn llegÓ el momento de dejar el barco. y agradecidos regresaron a continuar con sus vidas. shantal: he dado muchas gracias a dios que yo ahora voy a caminar derecho. teresa: la mamÁ de shantal no solo logrÓ la operación que le faltaba a su hija. cariani: estoy agradecida y mucho, bastante. patricia: por supuesto hay mucho que agradecer. en esta misiÓn del buque-hospital los mÉdicos atendieron a mÁs de 26700 pacientes y realizaron cerca de 600 cirugÍas. fue una misiÓn de ayuda social impresionante, sin duda. ya regresamos. locutor: al regresar, en medio de triunfos y derrotas legales, Él busca demostrar que es hijo del cantante julio iglesias. santos: no tenÍamos que recurrir a la justi

it's thanks to them that i'm here when i 1st got to santiago i had to sleep out on the street. that he has lived in this camp in central santiago for 15 years he became homeless when his family rejected him after he came out as homosexuals here he found acceptance albeit only within the camp limits. that it is why.

but that's been met with massive protests in capital santiago. for 7 weeks now people have been taking to the streets to demonstrate against want to proselytise ation even the richest country in south america confiscate the effects of climate change. now to not unusual battle in the art world over a banana an artwork featuring the fruit by the italian artist catalan has been sold for more than $100000.00 in miami but then another artist ate it for us whiting has the story she joins me now alex this does sound a little bit like a joke but what are you selling more doesn't like a joke but it's true it's about a banana like this foot from a local grocery store that was stuck to a wall using duct tape just like this is all part of an installation for our miami art fair called art basel then another artist came along his name is david tuna who refer to himself as the hungry artist there he is he decided it looked too good to eat good enough to eat so he pulled it from the wall peeled it and in front of a crowd that was gathering before him he decided

but that's been met with massive protests in chile's capital santiago. for 7 weeks now people have been taking to the streets to demonstrate against war to prioritize ation even the richest country in south america confiscate the effects of climate change. well when does make a simple now and the biggest match of the season so far suffice need as mentioned proves that they can more than hold their own against last season's champions finally nick a full conquering table toppers versus plucky underdogs just not the way round you were expecting that back welcomes by an freight deutschmarks the 6 points are by and should have led off to just 14 minutes robert leavened dosti caressing this effort just one of the post fortunately for blood back the pole shooting boots remain at large. you're sure kimmey ish went even closer just before the half hour mark the midfield as if it squeezing many for squirming young zama. butts replays confirm the swiss keeper ducks a finger to it in and me off time. barely the breath of a breath 1st innings. but you can only keep t

get their message across about rape and violence or latin america and service in human reports from santiago the little black women over the age of 40 answered the call to converge outside of chile's national stadium dressed in black their lips painted red ready for rehearsal. they come to perform the senior version of a choreographed feminist chant that has gone viral worldwide it accuses courts of judging rape victims rather than the rapists and the state of total rating femicide and violence against women in the uk sophia says the performance launched last week by 4 young chilean women inspired her to take part in her 1st demonstration at the age of 82 more but i'm looking like all women have experienced harassment at the very least and when it happens to girls who go to preschool where i was a teacher the trauma lasts a lifetime. the code the chorus says the rapist is you. know it's also about remaining silent the only australian the late we were coming out of a dictatorship and you know in this country you're just a woman. and the performance brought out thousands of women some more agi

reports from santiago. it's the holiday season and better than want to see nurses making a christmas cake but not for her family selling these cakes is just one of the many ways the 62 year old pensioner tries to make ends meet. she also fixes clothes like other pensioners her low income neighborhood better to has to keep working because after 35 years of factory work her monthly retirement check is $133.00 well below chile's poverty line of us talking about him on the same street there are 4 grandparents in the 8th and 3 still work the other is too ill and she lay retirement's nothing to look forward to. who lives in an upper middle class area agrees she retired at the beginning of last year after working 37 years 1st as a nurse and then as a university professor with a master's degree she used to make nearly $2000.00 a month. with a look for me but when i went to do my retirement papers i discovered that i had a pauper's pension i said is this a joke and i was told no madam it's like this for everyone the

one of the main demands of demonstrators but they took to the streets again on friday in the capital santiago now a u.s. civilian contractor has been killed in an attack on an iraqi military base several rockets were fired into the base near kirkuk which houses both iraqi and u.s. military u.s. officials say some sadness passon al were also injured. well staying in iraq where there have been anti-government protests since october calling for political reform grand ayatollah ali al sistani the country's highest shia religious leader has been critical of politicians for not listening to protest as demands but this week he declared he'll no longer be involved in politics similar faults in reports from not death and shia stronghold in southern iraq. as iraq slips deeper into political crisis the one man iraq has looked to for guidance is silent grand ayatollah ali al sistani is friday's sermon delivered through his representative usually includes comments on political matters closely watched in streets and halls of government alike this week the cleric announced he'd no longer speak on political

still ahead on al-jazeera i'm going to see a human in santiago chile and i'll be telling you why record numbers of elderly people are committing suicide here. we've got some very lively weather pushing in across europe at the moment very unsettled as well bands of cloud and right and some snow pushing in from a west to east in the center we're looking at a storm elsa pushing out of the way just clearing away from the british style still saying very windy very wet as well a flood warning for suppose parts of southern england and wales at present of a system making its way into that western side of the mediterranean and here we have seen a storm fabby and causing problems winds gusting to about 160170 kilometers per hour at times is the same in corsica to some very violent story whether it's made its way across that western side of the mediterranean it stays on settled as we go on through the next couple of days at titan rain making its way across italy and the boltons some very heavy rain possibility of flooding coming in here as well again warnings in false and stays disturbed across a

the sea in human al-jazeera santiago. faced with rising pollution and falling oil prices kazakstan is looking to diversify its economy a major focus is now being placed on investing in iran mentally friendly energy projects reports now from one such project from camps a guy in the southeast of kazakhstan in this where the heating is needed to survive in cause it is the largest city smoke can be seen billowing from chimneys all around the much needed heating plants are also major contributors to air pollution because exxon has one of the highest rates of lung disease in the region according to the world health organization that in this cause a 13 percent of all the deaths here and it's one of the reasons why kazakhstan's authorities are looking for healthier alternatives. like this it's one of the largest solar power plants in central asia and is expected to reduce carbon emissions by a $150000.00 tons a year in the early hours solar panel a covered by snow this engineer has worked in conventional power plants for years an

against the failures of the criminal justice system all want an america editor lucy and human is in santiago so how big a problem is it in chile particularly. i have. hello lauren i just lost the audio for just a little bit but let me just tell you what's happening here we're right outside of santiago's national stadium this was a place where women and men were killed tortured and raped right after the military coup here in 1973 so it's quite emblematic which is one of the reasons why these this flash mob is taking place right here but there are just thousands and thousands of seniors this time it's been called for women over 40 and the reason is that it's a very powerful message that was sent last week that you just mentioned of like to let you to let you in on what some of the words say it's the patriarch the patriarchal state is a judge that judges us from the time we are born and that punish us for having been born with impunity with disappearances and with rape but the fault wasn't mine nor how i was dressed nor where i was and then it goes on to blame the state and it says at the state

to see in human al-jazeera santiago. thousands of palestinians and christians from around the world have gathered in bethlehem christmas eve celebrations the festivities are centered on the church of nativity where christians say jesus was born with a procession led by the most senior catholic cleric in the middle east but palestinian as a city officials say many people in gaza cannot attend the event because israel has not given them permits. that sounds sweet and it ever him who is live for us in bethlehem of a say a very special time of year for many people now what is the reason that many people from gaza were unable to obtain these permits. so as palestinians in the gaza strip are living under siege they have to you judy asked the israeli government for permits to be able to leave the gaza strip and come to bethlehem usually they would give around 500 questions from the gaza strip meant to come and attend celebrations here in the city however this time the israelis have given less numbers of people around a dozen of

to see in human al-jazeera santiago. hairbrushes homelessness charity has opened its annual christmas centers to give people a place to stay over the festive period last year the center's going more than 4 and a half 1000 people shelter across britain and this year the charity crisis is highlighting the hidden homelessness of so called sofa surfing paul brennan reports. i've been in a civil stalls have been breakfast ordering and for the last 1020 years russell was one of the 1st arrivals when the doors opened at this center the street is no place to be at christmas or any other time to killed. and raised ages show the role . they're all 'd related in squabbling over drugs woody it gets a bit. it's with the state and. for him this christmas center alleviates the loneliness and boredom of being homeless it means i will be able to spokes. means i'll be a lot warmer it means and i be able to watch television use a computer occasionally will have a load of arts and crafts activities in here for the 7 days that these centers

on wednesday, june 5th, 2019, i received a phone call from marcus santiago, lieutenant and head park ranger for the recreation and parks department. i have worked with lieutenant santiago since 2017 re: oversight of the embarcadero prop -- plaza art market. recreation and parkas the jurisdictional agency at the plaza. the arts commission oversees art vendors that activate the plaza daily. often these activities overlap one events such as marches, protests, or other permitted events occur while the art vendors are there. when this happens, park rangers work with the vendors to ensure that they leave room for even set up. this can include moving their booths or vehicles if need be to accommodate the permitted activities. on this particular day, lieutenant santiago called me concerned about a sergeant, one of the rangers under his supervision. a little after 10:00 a.m., she approached a couple of art vendors near a parked car that was blocking a fire hydrant at the plaza. instead of accommodating the sergeant's request to move the car, one of the art vendors, walter molina, repeatedly u

is the matriarch of her large family she lives in a low income santiago neighborhood with her daughter and her 2 grandchildren she had little formal education and worked hard all her life 1st in the fields and then as a maid to help the family get ahead. i worked in homes where people with money to love the stuff used the same cutlery as the monsters they did not eat the same food or use the same crockery either. over t. her 48 year old daughter solange concedes that their economic situation has improved but not chile's acute class divisions the 23 year old son is steven studied law the 1st in the family to graduate from university but there's still an invisible barrier. there in miami and. the students from the upper class have countless advantages from not having to study and work at the same time to access to internal ships and jobs their parents belong to the class with clout and they're not discriminated against because of where they come from. although chile does have the highest per capita income in latin america it also has the highest inequality index the biggest gap between r

desde santiago de chile, alejandro chÁvez, univisiÓn. enrique: alberto fernÁndez, abogado peronista de 60 aÑos asumiÓ hoy la presidencia de argentina para el periodo 2019- 2023. la ceremonia estuvo acompaÑado de cristina fernÁndez de kirchner que tomÓ posesiÓn, vicepresidenta de la naciÓn. el presidente saliente, mauricio macri, se convierte en el primer mandatario no peronista en completar su mandato en 74 aÑos. ilia: el corredor seco de guatemala, es y se le conoce a la regiÓn mÁs pobre del continente americano. se trata de 1 a que comprende ocho de las 22 departamento de ese paÍs. pedro ulcerar llego al corazÓn de extremas pobreza donde decenas de niÑos mueren por desnutriciÓn o crónicas enfermedades relacionadas al hambre. pedro: la pobreza extrema en guatemala tiene a miles literalmente muriendo de hambre. en el municipio a 197 km al este de la capital guatemalteca hay familias que no saben lo que es comer en dÍas. >> pasamos adentro asÍ nada mÁs. >> en esta regiÓn conocimos a los pobres de los pobres en guatemal

i'm layla santiago. >> i'm christine romans. it is monday, december 30th. it is 4:00 a.m. in new york. we are just five weeks to the iowa caucuses. but we begin with a wivitriolic rise coming to a climax in hanukkah. five people stabbed in muncie. witnesses say the attacker struck at the rabbi's home. >> i saw him walking in by the door. i asked who is coming in in the middle of the night with an umbrella. while i was saying that, he pulled it out from the thing. and he started to run into the big room, which is on the left side. and i throw tables and chairs that he should get out of here. i ran into the other room because i tried to save my life. i saw him running this way. so, i ran out. and two came along with me. they're hhysterical. >> the stabbings capped off weeks of violence against views in the an attack at a jersey city kosher market earlie andrew cuomo says there's been 13 anti-semitic attacks in new york this month alone. >> we have to change the laws to call this what it is. this is terrorism. it is domestic terrorism. >> there is an american cancer. but what

es pero ello que en santiago, un grupo de artesanos con discapacidad encontrÓ en la elaboraciÓn de bolsas de papel una forma de ganarse la vida y ayudar a bajar la contaminaciÓn. >>> al a usar una bolsa plÁstica estÁs colaborando a la contaminaciÓn del lago. >>> josÉ es el director de la cooperativa se encuentra en una silla de ruedas desde los 16 aÑos cuando fue vÍctima del conflictoarlo interno que sufrÓo este paÍs, josÉ dice que producir las bolsas de papel es un trabajo que los hace sentir muy bien. >>> yo creo que discrim naldos tambiÉn, y entonces queremos demostrar que podemos atraco jar. >>> la elaboraciÓn de las bolsas de papel sirve para apoyar a las personas con discapacidad y que mÁs del cien personas puedan tener ingresos por sus ventas. y ademÁslo echar contra la contaminaciÓn por bolsas de plÁstico que tardo pan hasta 150 aÑos por degradarse. >>> el producto kraerlzamos es bio degradoble, porque al momento de mojarse y en un lapso de tres dÍas se deshace. >>> el trabajo de los artesanos ademÁs de dignificar represento un aporte para evitar que las bolsas

bags full of money and the cia bag man if you will in the cia station santiago was named jack divine. and he was. a young man with a big afro if you looked at him you would have thought he was a foreign exchange student during the age of hippies but in fact he was an undercover cia officer in one of his 1st postings. as an agent and he was responsible for carrying this money for meeting with periodically with the helmet for real people with the divine thanks for talking to us here in the think it's a pleasure you touched down in chile in the 1970 s. during the age in the government you put in charge of an important brief in medical your project a key part of the cia operation in chile at the time can you tell us about your specific role in this post was an extraordinary assignment was my 1st assignment a lot of our my job was actually to help keep the funding. because the again the government of the time who is 3 would say putting the screws on almost quarter my 1st major test that i could recall was trying to find funding so that public order could tend to continue to obtain the pape

the most solemn of orders and it was on it's not just al mercurio there are 3 news papers and santiago and a regional chain that followed a similar trend to that of many newspapers and that in america powerful influential business minded families who set up a powerful media outlet in order to achieve the next level in a flat up that had other melding for us and. by the 1960s the next level of influence they had was family were looking for was no longer to be found in chile so they look more to the united states to its government and to its central intelligence agency the cia. political winds are shifting socialist movements were gathering momentum across the continent and in chile a presidential candidate some other agendas and left wing ideals pledges agrarian reform nationalization world redistribution capturing the popular imagination who felt they stood to lose the edwards family certainly but even so the u.s. government as the documents showed we now know that as early as $960.00 fool the cia was injecting money into quote anti communist propaganda. and it's other people's emotion

. >> por su parte el real madrid en el santiago bernabéu. >> 1 a 0 los merengues. >> el gato goleador su numero 11 de la temporada, 2 por 0 gano el madrid. >> soy mauricio ramírez, cambio y fuera. >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ si tienes una condición médica, tu equipo integrado de kaiser permanente te ayudará a vivir bien. >> imágenes en vivo del centro de la ciudad, preciosas imágenes del árbol. >> swe reporta fuerte actividad policial, autoridades investigan tiroteo en san francisco que involucra a un policia. >> en alemania, récord del lugar con más árboles de navidad en todo el mundo, todos decorados de forma diferente, 10mil esfera para decorar 350 árboles de navidad. >> 4 horas armando 1. >> los esperamos a las 11 con el espíritu navideño ♪> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> se equivocÓ la policÍa? >>> crece el debate sobre cÓmo actuaron en florida 4 personas murieron entre ellos 2 inocentes testigos y expertos pensaron que podrÍan haberse evitado >>> las investigaciones continÚan las pruebas forense determinaron si murieron por las balas de la po

lo que comenzÓ como protestas en santiago se ha convertido en violentas protestas que han dejado mÚltiples heridos. el gobierno chileno ha prometido reformas sociales. la temporada de gripe ingreso un poco antes de lo esperado. danae rivero nos dice quÉ recomendaciones tienen los expertos. reportero: 300 personas han muerto de acuerdo con el centro de control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades. >> hay una cepa diferente este tipo a veces es mÁs virulento. es posible que no sea tan f vivo como otros aÑos. 23,000 personas fueron hospitalizadas. los niÑos menores de dos aÑos, mujeres embarazadas y personas con afecciones mÉdicas tienen mÁs probabilidad de contraerlo. >> es necesario empresario tratamiento en los primeros dos dÍas. el país ha sido afectado de costa a costa por la influenza. para prevenir la influenza los mÉdicos recomiendan mantenerse alejados de los que ya tengan la enfermedad, siempre lavarse las manos y sobre todo vacunarse. segÚn experto en la vacuna no previene todos los casos, pero previene la gravedad y duraciÓn de los sÍntomas. julia: llegÓ la hora de saber c�

weeks of violence have scarred santiago. the main square is called ground zero, the metro system is burnt, and the human cost of this crisis is clear. translation: we can't go out on the streets, so i come home crying. i live a block away from the main square and see the destruction at night. it's dark, there's no lights. it's terrible. graffiti is used to express anger. people feel the police are targeting them but many, like this young man, are scared to show their face and speak out. translation: they grabbed me and squeezed my testicles. i was punched in the face and kicked. they beat me with the — i don't know if it was a gun handle. i was beaten by many members of the police. this is the home of daniel. hola, daniel. hola. he's one more than 100 protesters who have been blinded by security forces. he's telling me hejoined the protests a week ago. he believes he was targeted by security forces and he was hit by a tear gas canister. right now, he cannot work and he has lost his eye. translation: we looked away and cove

cecilia barria, bbc news, santiago, chile. household names from the worlds of showbiz, sport and politics have been recognised in the new year honours list. the singer olivia newton—john, has been made a dame. four members of england's world cup winning cricket team, including captain ben stokes, have been recognised, as has sir eltonjohn. lizo mzimba reports. # you're the one i want!# olivia newton—john says she's honoured and grateful to be made a dame for services to charity, cancer research and entertainment. a damehood too for floella benjamin, for her lifelong work with children's charities. absolutely amazing to be recognised this way, for doing charity work. i realised that a childhood lasts a lifetime, and i had to give back to children. because when i did play school, 43 years ago, i realised children didn't have a voice. there are knighthoods for two british film—makers, steve mcqueen, who directed the oscar—winning 12 years a slave, and sam mendes, who directed bond films skyfall and spectre. in the world o

cecilia barria, bbc news, santiago, chile. in india, protests are continuing over the country's new citizenship law, which grants amnesty to illegal migrants from three countries , but only non—muslim ones. since it was passed, more than 20 people have died in clashes. most of them were from the northern state of uttar pradesh. the bbc‘s india correspondent yogita limaye reports from there. in kanpur, a policeman appears to fire a gun at protesters who were throwing stones. in muzaffarnagar, those demonstrating are beaten. even an older man. in meerut, police break cctv cameras mounted on shops in a muslim locality. nearly a week since clashes broke out in the state of uttar pradesh over india's new citizenship law, videos have been emerging that raise serious questions about police behaviour against muslim protesters. shouting gunshot 19 have died in the state — all civilians. most had bullet injuries, like mohammed mohsin. his mother says he wasn't part of the protests, but had gone out to buy fodder when he was shot i

in america edison to see a new man reports from santiago. i mean discipline worker calls out to sleepy residents to cast their ballots. either from home or by going inside the town hall this working class neighborhood to use the computers. much of the voting in a nationwide consultation was exclusively online so many like 75 year old little needed help dealing with what they called the new technology. yes they voted for a new constitution we need change. this was the 1st time since antigovernment social protest broke out 2 months ago the chileans were consulted directly about what it is they want. they also asked to identify those 3 most important priorities such as public education health care and pensions. all the questions dealt with the social agenda and the demands that demonstrators have been screaming for on the streets people 14 and were allowed to vote in order to incorporate young people who have been at the head of the protest movement in this part of town which is normally an epicenter for the protests there's a band out here try

demonstrating against the government for months people took to the streets again on friday in the capital santiago police tried to break up crowds with tear gas and water cannon the referendum will take place in april next year the current constitution dates back to 1980 under the dictatorship of general augusto pinochet . lament that will happen once again with a pencil and paper we citizens and be able to express our opinion and they find the pov so country will take obara spend a speck is the founder and editor in chief of chile today and he says president pinera as legacy will be decided by the way he deals with the fallout of these protests a one sided he can right now be to president and under his presidency a new constitution will be written i mean it's a chance for him to write history but on the other side i mean there's a lot of blood on his hands for everything that happened during the protests at the end is responsible for the atrocities committed by the army by the police so in some form he is responsible and the coming months or the months build a referendum and everything that happe

in negotiating a new constitution police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators in santiago it's the lightest in the months long demonstrations of the social inequality on thursday congress approved a referendum on changing the constitution which dates back to the country's military dictatorship like the america it is or the scene of a big protest is in santiago. masses of demonstrators are trying to gather near some tablets main protest area in italian but in a change of strategy the riot police have cordoned off the whole area and are using large amounts of tea or gas and water cannons to the spurstow crowd. all day they've been breaking up even small on authorized demonstrations but the protesters keep coming back. and now the police is chasing after the protesters on motorcycles and on foot to arrest them. there is a lot of anger here 1st because the senate approved an agreement to allow a referendum on whether or not to rewrite the constitution which has been a key demand but it did not include a constitutional assembly that guarantees gender parity quotas to chile's in

changes necessary not another president thank you does the national merit a tendency in human life in santiago thank you. now to new day with the army is searching for what it calls several 100 heavily armed terrorists who killed at least 70 soldiers well they camp near the western border with mali sustained hours of heavy gunfire late on tuesday there's been no claim of responsibility but fighters linked to al qaida are increasingly active in the remarked nor this region they detest like you really deputy the detachment in the in not has military post near the border with mali was attacked by heavily armed terrorists estimated at several 100 there followed a combat of rare violence combining artillery fire and the use of kamikaze vehicles by the enemy on our position for 3 hours a search in pursuit has been launched in the footsteps of terrorists fleeing from our borders. what address is following the story from mali and he says frequent cross border fighting with groups is an issue for both countries. and i just has always been in the crosshairs of the extremist groups operating along the bo

protesters a 20 year old is in hospital with a suspected broken pelvis following friday's battle in santiago at least $26.00 chileans have been killed during 2 months of protests against poverty inequality and social injustice thousands of others have been injured or. arrested congress has approved raising pension subsidies for the poor but many want a complete overhaul of one of the world's most controversial private pension systems our last in america telling reporters from the capital. it's the holiday season and bill want to see nurses making the christmas cake but not for her family selling these cakes is just one of the many ways the 62 year old pensioner tries to make ends meet. she also fixes clothes like other pensioners who are low income neighborhood but at the has to keep working because after 35 years of factory work her monthly retirement check is $133.00 well below chile's poverty line. you put him on the same street there are 4 grandparents in their eighty's and 3 still work the other is too ill and she lay retirement's nothing to look forward to. who lives in an upper middle

you see in human al-jazeera santiago. hello again i'm elizabeth prada in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera a controversial citizenship bill of india has been approved by both houses of parliament that grant citizenship to minorities who face religious persecution in pakistan bangladesh and of gonna stand but muslim refugees have been excluded and the opposition says the since discriminatory. myanmar's leader aung san suu kyi has defended her country against allegations of genocide of the international court of justice on wednesday when she called the accusations misleading so she insists the military has been conducting a legitimate operation against armed groups and that action has been taken against the use of excessive force on tuesday's who she sat through graphic accounts of mass murder and rape detailed against the military the allegation stemmed from a 2017 crackdown which forced more than 700000 muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh. 10 deadly genocidal intent on the part of the state that actively investi

you see in human al-jazeera santiago. and south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has partly blamed acts of sabotage for recent power cuts which are the worst in the country's history a week of heavy rain and flooding of aggravating problems at the cash strapped state electricity company eskom it's been forced to cut supplies nationwide eskom says it's working to stabilize the power grid by the end of march. so the teenage activists get a turn berger's between the lines of donald trump and u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi to become time magazine's person of the year it praised for inspiring a global movement to fight climate change the swedish environmentalist started to protest last year when she skipped school and camped outside sweden's parliament demanding action well news of the time magazine on that came through as to attended un climate talks in madrid where she accused business and political leaders of misleading the public about their climate change plans. that china is the world's top carbon emitter 85 percent o

i want to see anyone in santiago chile and i'll be telling you why record numbers of elderly people are committing suicide here. hello again or welcome back to your international weather forecasts were here across the southeastern part of australia where the temperatures are coming down and that's because we do have a front that's making its way towards the north now on that front we did see some active weather some thunderstorms as well as some gusty winds but behind the front that is where we're going to be seeing the cooldown so for melbourne expect to see attempted there here on sunday of $22.00 degrees sydney expect to see more clouds in the forecast as well temptress for you are coming down so $25.00 we do expect that up towards brisbane it is going to be a cloudy day where the temperature of 32 degrees there well for the north in the south island of new zealand watch a weather system coming in off the tasman sea that is 1st going to affect mostly are parts of christchurch where the terms of their of about 19 degrees but by the time we do go towards monday those temperatures will