all right let's introduce our panel in bogota capital of colombia said hill guzman director at colombia risk analysis a political consultancy in manchester collin harding editor at latin form a consultancy and information service and also in bogota seppo a director at said iraq a conflict analysis research center welcome to you all 'd sit here let me start with you is there any chance this cease fire can be renewed or is it more likely now that the e l in will will dig in and it will not feel pressure to negotiate going forward. mohamed is a pleasure to be here with you and commentating on this issue i think the l.n. house already manifested that it will not negotiate in good faith with this government and although it's unilateral action of a ceasefire was a positive you seen by the rest of the world now is trying to extricate a better negotiating position with the government so this all makes it more likely that they will then will begin in the short term armed actions to pressure the government into a different negotiating position a call in the at the l. and beyond colombia also has

well the present in about 90 minutes which is the provinces of colombia. that's another canton city municipal 'd districts where the b.l.m. has a presence there particularly strong and the choco is the jungle error by the parliament you're from chair in the cow corralling and also in the cast i'm wary of the buy from st louis that was venezuela but that they're present in other parts of the country as well and where they have their armed fighters and there are about 2 and a half 1000 of them. they they clearly do have their breaking federal control though they'd be the lives of the local population. and it cost of it that the government has not really didn't try using this in many concerts and one of the complaints the internal complaints in cologne there's the government is not really trying to large parts of the country in the area and have moved into areas particularly capital because other areas as well where. the fuck was present at the much war was a much bigger the guerrilla group which has sunk in 'd a great amount of peace agreement to lay down th

well the present in about 90 minutes which of the provinces of colombia. that's another tangent 15 minutes ago districts where b.l.m. has a presence there particularly strong and the choco is the jungle air quite a funny one you're from tearing 'd the cow corralling i'm also in the cast i'm wary of the buy from terrorists that was going as well about that their presence in other parts of the country as well and where they are they have their armed fighters and there are about 2 and a half 1000 of them. they they clearly do have ready for a considerable control though they'd be the lives of the local population. and it cost a bit that the government has not really didn't try using this in many costs that it could be one of the complaints the internal complaints in cologne there's the government is not really trusting to large parts of the country in the area and have moved into areas particularly capital because other areas as well where. the fuck is present that much worse wasn't much they got the guerrilla group which has the sound integrate with the gove

colombia coronas impact on venezuelan michael's egypt we're learning about corona can be fun but we begin in germany where the homeless it's become even harder to survive on the streets due to the corona crisis . and aid organization is trying to provide them with the basics. warm meals have become scarcer than usual for homeless people these days most soup kitchens and shelters have closed because of the coronavirus pandemic. meet cellos one of those hardest hit but life on the streets has become even more difficult for the 19 year old from belgium. if putin yesterday make far less money from begging because people are keeping their distance and don't want to talk to us so begging or even collecting bottles is not possible anymore very few people still go out on the streets and those who do don't want to give us money. when they're already meager income streams drying up and soup kitchens closed new ways have to be found to provide or sleeping rough with the b. are essential to aid organization karuna is delivering care packages by bicycle it's also using technology to reach out to those

en bogotÁ, colombia. patricia: el presidente peruano martÍn vizcarra informÓ que 173 valores de un mercado en lima dieron positivo al coronavirus y fueron puestos en cuarentena. agrego que uno de cada cinco comerciantes de los 842 que fueron sometidos a pruebas resultaron infectados. el mandatario exigiÓ a los vendedores de centros de abasto tomar mÁximas precauciones para evitar contactos masivos. enrique: atacaron directamente a la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud aparentemente sin ningÚn tipo de argumentos, cuestionÓ la gestiÓn de la organización y dijo que recomienda relaciones entre personas del mismo sexo. patricia: la pandemia continÚa en espaÑa. la cifra de muertos disminuyÓ a 268, la cifra mÁs baja en casi seis semanas. el total de fallecidos aumentÓ a 24,500. se encuentra en la primera de cuatro fases del levantamiento de la cuarentena que culminarÁ con el retorno la normalidad a finales de junio. enrique: por primera vez desde que alcanzÓ el pico mÁximo corea del sur ese paÍs

in colombia the crisis has created more problems for those in need of migrants from venezuela are now at a crossroads many of them are returning to their homeland a country with even worse living conditions. what looks like a family stroll is really the beginning of an odyssey carrying the few possessions they hold dear and some wearing only flip flops on their feet these venezuelans are on their way home. they came to colombia seeking a better life but ever since the coronavirus forced the country into lockdown it has become increasingly difficult for venezuelan migrants to make ends meet. my husband lost his job when he was laid off and we lost our home and that's why we decided to return the minute. i want to leave but i also want to stay at the current team is hard even for colombians there's no work how are we supposed to pay our rent are we supposed to buy food. for the body guard for me because i left everything behind in venezuela to start over in colombia now i have to leave it all behind again to start a new over there i don't know what to expect we'll see how it goes. on th

they found a good source of accomplices and buy is here in neighboring colombia. fuel costs $1.00 cent per liter in venezuela it's resold for more than 30 times its original price in colombia a real opportunity for traffic as. the colombian village of one freo lies near the venezuelan colombian border here smuggling of the trade passed from generation to generation. carlos and his cousin 20 years old. every day they take the same route through paddy fields just a few kilometers away by crossing cap they can reach the venezuelan border while evading police. the. benefit of. the. regulars you know but you know they're ok because when you make it only going to come out of god and his cousin are meeting the venezuelan accomplices who will be arriving with containers filled with fuel. going damaged if. you haven't done a 5th all right before the. but . you know. also sussed to film from a distance he's worried he hasn't told the other traffickers that we are with him but. he also just found out that there are soldiers patrolling the area. using gestures he explains tha

in the wahid of colombia where these people were being trained by this civil corp company preparing this military operation we even gave pictures of the houses where this people were sleeping and they go colombian government did nothing with that and the united states didn't answer also to this so this operation kept on being prepared and it finally they thought it was the right. moment and of course they failed because we have not only the un forces the venezuelan people in one of the islands where the one of this boats came with the 2 american mercenaries it was the fisherman who who captured this man and they even tied their hands with. a string they used to fish you know it's a shame that they are all the options are still on the table for them and press in time said what he believes that this option failed but when i decided to invade venezuela i will do it with my army with all the. force and strength of the united states and we would be successful i don't think that even in that case even with that option they would be successful at all for mr i'll stop you there more from ve

green beret jordan good row on the colombia venezuela border same. this august 28th scene we have given intelligence information to the colombian government and at some point we have made this information public as i said even in the general assembly of the united nations and we have gave them even the exact location with coordinates of the places of the camps where this people are being trained we have told them who is financing this it's some drug dealers from colombia we have told them what the companies of the united states are also trying to be involved in this and they have done nothing because they are behind this they were behind you remember last year. every the 23rd of that operation. trying to force so-called international assistance or aid by the venezuelan border with colombia pressin duca was there and the militaries and mercenaries were there as well trying to force this into venezuela without our permission so they are being used and that colombian government has no independence at all it's being used by the united states both to prod

in colombia the clear the formants house of to it's drawing audience. it was founded back in the 100 in august together with other like minded individuals. who are collective combining voting with the south american. but we also do other things we got together in order to go out in the evenings and to perform to explore to experiment but. let me think if you're elected last year experiment or feel. bad move a little bit on to that many of us are professional dancers who are trained done school as much but as luck to them are as we're top of laboratory for movements we've expanded the basic idea of dance. more expert and be you know some of us are still studying at the dance academy but i was going to say movement is actually more of a priority than classic training. fields and i want to know more you me and. i'll commute for no 1st we didn't want to become an artist collective or activist group. or. that wasn't their intention at all but we just wanted to have fun together some of the stuff that we've been artists for a long time before tomorrow's too.

, necesitamos llenos de empatÍa para que esta gente regrese al paÍs. >>> la cancillerÍa de colombia y nn ll nos enviÓ esta carta las autoridades en colombia autorizaron para este viernes ocho de marcial un vuelo desde new york hasta quienes cumplan con los requisitos. Ángela pÉrez estÁ dispuesta a pagar sobre 400 dÓlares no el ca ficÓ para este vuelo. >>> nunca recibÍ una notificaciÓn cuÁl fue la casual de que no me dieron cupo en el vuelo, no la recibÍ uno de los problemas es tener una atenciÓn directa del consulado es una atenciÓn personal, se han enviado muchos correos de los cuales al principio recibÍa una notificaciÓn que es automÁtica. >>> esta estudiante de 17 aÑos tambiÉn estaba en la lista de espera. >>> no tengo familia ni tengo amigos acÁ en dÓnde me pueda quedar, se me acaban los recursos, no tengo tanto dinero, y necesito volver a colombia. >>> gracias a verÓnica por el reporte. >>> vamos a mÉxico, porque este paÍs estÁ surgiendo informaciÓn respecto a que se aplanÓ la curva de infectados por coronavirus y asÍ lo estÁ diciendo el gobierno de esa

in colombia to clear the foreman's house of 2 palmer as it's drawing audience. it was founded back in the founder of you know together with other like minded individuals. with a collective combining voting with the south american dance. but we also do other things we got together in order to go out in the evenings to perform to explore to experiment before. because he left a lot of experimental film. might move a little bit down to the penny it was a professional dancers who were trained to dance school last month but as luck tomorrow as we're top of the board sorry for movements we've expanded the basic rate deal done. more expert and be some of us are still studying at the dance academy but it was the movement is actually more of a priority than classic training. fitness and almost any more you. alchemy and so no 1st we didn't want to become an artist collective or activist group. or. that wasn't their intention at all but we just wanted to have fun together some of the stuff that we've been artists for a long time before tomorrow's to. go. together to vogue a

officials now fear the outbreak could expand to the rest of the syria view of the st cyr in colombia spleens in our disinfecting surrounding neighborhoods. fears of contagion of lead to riots in past weeks in other prisons in colombia venezuela leaving dozens dead the united nations high commissioner for human rights says the unsanitary conditions in prisons across the region or of grave concern conditions in many prisons in the americas region the worrying preexisting structural problems such as chronic overcrowding conditions coupled with the lack of proper access to health care of unable to grasp its break. in many facilities across and april colombia's government had announced it would put at least $4000.00 low risk in mates under house arrest to try and reduce the spread of infection 3 weeks later only 328 have been moved as conditions continue to worsen alison. the mayor of south korea's capital seoul has ordered all bars and clubs to close of concerns the virus could be spreading there the government had begun relaxing its social distancing measures after a drop in new infecti

he blamed colombia and juan guaido. two former u.s. special forces soldiers associated with a florida based private security firm silver corps. they were served in iraq. led from a fishing boat, being arrested. what is going on with this story? why did they think they could go over throw the dictator there? >> that is a great question. this operation actually began last year when there was protested by the venezuela army members against the nicolas maduro regime. that was supposed to lead other senior people joining that, but never happened. it got into the mind of retired major general akila, who organized a meeting in boeing ga to, colombia, where other former venezuela army leaders attended and jordan gudir, a head of a private security company named silver corpse. that is where the special forces got involved. he is a former special forces medic himself. out of this grew an organization of about 300 strong. they organized themselves in training camps in colombia with the venezuela border. they were primitive. that is understatement

colombia and brazil but also to the maintenance of peace and security in the region and the world so in my opinion yes what we need is a plan colombia to activate the da agreement and extract these universal enemies to activate the international monetary corporation by invoking divinest well and article 2871111 of the constitution and to comply with the supreme court order that that has ordered why though to seek an international humanitarian intervention with military support since that position of 2017 ok let's go back to roman which i took in miami would it be easier for the united states if they got rid of the $15000000.00 price tag on the door of his head because all 3 of you have said the same thing if you've got a price tag on the dictators head people will try and follow the money and that's what silva called the security company out of florida have clearly tried to do and it's detonated in their face and it's blown the world of diplomacy up in the air surrounding the whole venezuela issue. you know well i don't know always that it's a real possibility you know one thing is t

with at an open if it is him because you know fast so in colorful costumes in colombia or in mosques on the caribbean coast dunce is universal. and the contemporary dance company damaged goods choreography makes do it is known for creating productions that challenge the states. and not afraid to work with pay in our darkness are things that are. uncomfortable but i more to give for a kind of transformation a transportation or things are moving things to kill you know bringing things up so they can kind of. open up. contemporary dance pushes emotional physical and social limits it makes a political statement without using anyway it's just great physical exertion what's moving the dance world these days we set off to find out starting interest. american choreographer meg stewart invited experts from around the globe to dressed and to attend dance congress or tons congress 2019 some 500 people from the world of dance came to share experiences and discuss new ideas one. mound. was. it's really important it was great to play backtrace this congress is really that and special it's not that

in colombia spleens in our disinfecting surrounding neighborhoods. fears of contagion of lead to riots in past weeks in other prisons in colombia. leaving dozens dead well our correspondent. here t. is also covering events in brazil the number of covered 19 deaths there has reached a daily high more than 750 people died in just 24 hours and was on a state has been the hardest hit hundreds of coffins have been sent to the regional capital as more funerals are expected more than 10000 people have died from the virus in brazil ok we can speak now to her so is this the pink then in terms of coronavirus cases for brazil. well came experts really say that we're so weeks away from reaching that peak in brazil a number of studies that were recently presented by brazilian universities together with the for university in the u.k. are studying the curve of infection in brazil and they're saying not only that we're still weeks away from the peak but that the curve could be as deep as the one that we've seen in the united states that for weeks now it's been the e

colombia has since put residents under lockdown andnd closed ss borders. but half of the the people who live in the city are in poverty and have to go out to earn n enough t to eatat, raisining fee virus will spread even faster. [ [speaking foreign langugua] >> with corononavirus deaths in colombia at 500, the country's health minister is warning this is just the beginning and he expects infections to peakk in mid june. >> turning to the global economy and the impact of the covid-19 pandemic, germany has just reported a 2.2% drop in g.d.p. during the first three months of the year. let's get more now on the impacts of the pandemic. we speak to a research fellow at the london school of economics. thank you for speaking to us. when you look at those numbers contraction 2.2% in q-1, doesn't sound that bad, does it? >> quarterer one has alreadydy happened.. countries went into lockdown at different times. as a consequence, the impact to the economy was felt differently. france had a much more severe downturn than gegermany, but th real damamage will b be done