bolivia's interim president is withdrawing from elections one month before they're held shane and yes he says it's a bit to avoid splitting the vote and to keep the socialist party of former president evo morales from winning he was forced into exile last year following weeks of violent protests over his disputed reelection or in their heart a level meeting today i put inside my candidacy for the presidency of bolivia to take care of democracy it's not a sacrifice it's an honor i do this because of the risk of the democratic vote being divided among several candidates and as a result of that division the mass party could end up winning the election was called out of to manual apollo who's following this from mexico city and that's where it will not alice 1st took refuge after leaving bolivia what's the reaction to all of this. so this announcement by libya's interim president cheney not yet withdraw her candidature for presidency in the upcoming elections isn't really seeing as as too much of a surprise in bolivia and there are a number of reasons why the elections are coming up fairl

children will look at the lengths remote communities are going to in indonesia to keep the classrooms open bolivia's acting president drops out of the election race calling for a united front against a party of former leader evo morales the u.s. justice department is pushing prosecutors to charge protesters in court and with their brandy hughes. we begin with a warning from the world health organization over what it says is an alarming surge in corona virus cases in europe something it says should serve as a wake up call the number of cases has now passed 50000000 worldwide the united states is the worst affected country followed by india and brazil and the virus is once again spreading in europe they have been more than 300000 infections there in the past week the w.h.o. is edging countries not to cut corn teen periods warning that could weigh society feiss made at the british government has admitted testing capacity there is unsatisfactory nadine babba has a report from london. newcastle northeast england major city and now part of a huge region on the new covered restrictions from friday more tha

point they have a level me today i piss inside my candidacy for the presidency of bolivia to take care of democracy it's not a sacrifice it's an honor i do this because at the risk of the democratic vote being divided among several candidates and as a result of that division the mass party could end up winning the election algis there's money arapaho has more on what this means to. this announcement by the libya's interim president. to withdraw her candidature for presidency in the upcoming elections isn't really seeing as as too much of a surprise in bolivia and there are a number of reasons why the elections are coming up fairly soon we're about a month away october october 18th is is the date that the elections are scheduled to be held and anyone yes is trailing in 4th place in the polls so what we're hearing from political analysts in bolivia is that this announcement to withdraw from the candidacy is a is a strategic move to sort of unify the political opposition in bolivia anyone who is against it will mortalities under this sort of rallying cry and that's the way that this is be

bolivia's interim president is withdrawing from next month's presidential election jeanine ideas says she wants to avoid splitting the votes and prevent the socialist party of former presidents from winning more news coming up with a clarke and half an hour after want to thanks for watching by. russia now seems to be going off to the main economic resource which is of course or we bring you the stories in developments that are rapidly changing the world living presidents america 1st policy trigger the troy war that morphed into a technological war come to close on al-jazeera. literally. for decades drug kingpins made millions trafficking heroin opium and cannabis through thailand. in response thailand's longest became top. top its prisons are bursting at the seams. but there's the. coliseum. even government ministers are extolling the virtues of cannabis we have seen that. but that would not only kill people it would become a major income all people.

what is your view about evo morales and what's happening in bolivia at the moment. i'm not there. so he has because arguably it has been u.s. foreign policy in all these countries that is another context of the questions that you raise in the new book yeah and if you would follow i'm probably the most outspoken person in the united states opposing the sanctions on venezuela because i think that they are illegal and i think that they are devastating to a country and there are not too many people in my country speaking out that way so i and my previous book called a new foreign policy beyond american exceptionalism is filled with the history of america regime change so perhaps you didn't know that but that's actually my view ok i've got to ask obviously speaking for britain about brics that you have been an opponent of it in the past what do you make of the developments here apparently britain saying it may have to remain going to an international treaty do. it with people in britain going with gregg's a look britain doesn't have to renege on a treaty boris johnson sa

accounts from a washington lobbying firm are suspended for attempting to manipulate elections in venezuela bolivia mexico and. $22.00 french schools now already shut down again just one week into the academic year as the country suffers another coronavirus. over an afternoon just turned 1 pm the 7th of september here in moscow live from artie's world news h.q. my name is kevin owen well welcome to the program and 1st germany's foreign minister has threatened sanctions on russia if it fails to clarify what's behind the sudden and so far still unexplained illness of prominent opposition activists alexina valmy berlin correspondent peter all of a as the latest. german foreign minister has demanded answers from russia over alexina valley wants those answers in the coming days or you say this talk of sanctions is back on the table he's also hinted at the 1st time certainly the 1st time we've heard from a senior man. of the german cabinet talking about this about the future of the nord stream 2 gas pipeline previously darted being put to one side even anglo-american the german chancellor saying that was

accounts were washington lobbying firm was suspended for attempting to manipulate elections in venezuela bolivia and mexico. and 2 french schools are already shut down again just one week into the academic year as the country suffers another coronavirus surge. by their just dates here the 7th of september here in moscow live for marty's world news h.q. with a brand new update this morning when i was kevin 0 in welcome to the program. first germany's foreign ministers friend sanctions on russia if it fails to clarify what's behind the sudden and so far unexplained illness of the prominent opposition activist alexa developing let's get straight speed on this with our correspondents in berlin either all of a peep morning what more did the german top diplomat have to say than then and what's reaction from moscow being yet if any so far of course early morning here. well the german foreign minister has demanded answers from russia over alexina valmy wants those answers in the coming days or he says talk of sanctions is back on the table he's also hinted at the 1st time certainly the 1st time we've he

accounts from a washington lobbying firm a suspended for attempting to manipulate elections in venezuela bolivia mexico. and $22.00 french schools already shut down again just one week into the new academic year as the country suffers another coronavirus. just 10 10 am the 7th of september here in moscow live from artie's world news h.q. it's kevin 0 in welcome to the program to stay with me for the next half hour or so there's a take you through those stories and a lot more detail 1st germany's foreign minister sanctions on russia if it fails to clarify what's behind the sudden and so far still unexplained illness of a prominent opposition activist alexina valmy artie's burling correspondent peter all of those more. the german foreign minister has demanded answers from russia over alexei navalny wants those answers in the coming days or you says talk of sanctions is back on the table he's also hinted at the 1st time certainly the 1st time we've heard from a senior member of the german cabinet talking about this about the future of the nord stream 2 gas pipeline previously started being put to o

millones de personas se preparan para evacuar ante la amenaza de lluvia e inundaciones >>> emociÓn en bolivia por la llegada de uno de los suyos a los dallas de la nba aunque naciÓ en virginia estÁ orgulloso de sus raÍces bolivianass hablamos con Él y con su familia. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> hola buenas tardes quÉ gusto que nos acompaÑe en este inicio de semana soy fel Áciicidad avea empezamos esta semana de luto con la muerte de la jueza ruth bader ginsburg quien destacÓ por su trabajo de la lucho igualdad de gÉnero en muchos lugares se le rinde tributo y como los sÍmbolos de negro como las cortinas negra y el asiento vacÍo que ella ocupÓ durante 27 aÑos. ruth bader ginsburg inspirÓ a muchos y siguen haciÉndolo despuÉs de muerta incluso con estos pequeÑos. pero mientras esto ocurre hay una batalla abierta en el congreso porque nada mÁs conocerse la muerte de la magistrada el presidente trump dijo que habÍa que sustituirla ya sin esperar que la eligiera el elegido el 3 de noviembre el mismo o joe biden. >>> el presidente trump confÍa que hay suficiente

un tribunal federal decidió que el gobierno debe continuar con el censo hasta el 31 de octubre y en bolivia una iniciativa le permite a los abuelos más necesitados durante la pandemia tener un techo, alimentación y sobre todo mucho cariño más personas se unen a esta noble causa de adoptar un abuelito, pero arrancamos con la elegida por el presidente donald trump, el mandatario tomó la decisión de quién dejará la vacant fuentes cercanas dijeron que es coney barrett, jueza católica y conservadora, se espera que trump haga el anuncio mañana por la tarde en una ceremonia en la casa blanca, con la nominación se abrirá un proceso que seguramente afectará el equilibrio de la corte suprema, pero para saber más nos acompaña desde la ciudad de washington javier vega, muy buenas noches, hay gran expectativa, cuéntanos más. >>> vanessa, buenas noches, el presidente trump tiene la última palabra u su nominación será mañana por la tarde, podemos adelantar el nombre de la que sería sometida para convertirse en la próxima magistrada de la corte suprema, según confirmó la cadena her

argentina chile and bolivia. border the area where this so-called white gold is being mined he said and for every ton of lithium we know that 2000000 liters of water are required there are 71 kilos of lithium and one tesla this is an area already plagued by drought. if we start to excavate lithium to satisfy the consumerism of today's capitalistic society everyone who lives on the edge of the. along with the animals and the vegetation there and the communities who live there will be forced to leave because. that's why we are asking how can we change our habits so that it doesn't lead to climate change. what kind of habits and rhythms does the planet desperately require to regain its equilibrium you know. we can't wait for everyone to agree air travel will have to be very different in the future. i. said a sentence project has become a global movement artists scientists designers and activists have joined the ara scene foundation that he set up. a community. it's one that comes together and engages in regular dial

astray chile and bolivia have abundant lithium deposits. indonesia is a key producer of tantalum zirconium or 10. thousands of mines on 4 continents are already producing hundreds of millions of tons of these resources. but one country in particular has colossal reserves of these strategic from materials china. the world's leading producer of rare metals china extracts 70 percent of one man her all that is particularly prized by green tech manufacturers. graphite. we are in china's far north region in the province of hey long. here the giant excavators brought down the mountain and laid bare the water tables . to ensure our green future graphite is refined in antiquated factories. humans from great risks and nature is destroyed. graphite residues are scattered across the countryside. these lives count very little compared to the billions in business that graphite produces for beijing. and china has thousands of rare earth metal mines and refineries. in antimony gallia but also tungsten. they are scattered throughout the country. what are th

argentina she lay and bolivia board of the area where this so-called white gold is being mined he said look at it that iran and for every ton of lithium we know that 2000000 liters of water are required. there are $71.00 kilos of lithium and one tesla this is an area already plagued by drought. if we start to excavate lithium to satisfy the consumerism of today's capitalist society everyone who live. the edge of the. will die. along with the animals and the vegetation there and the communities who live there will be forced to leave. school that's why we're asking how can we change our habits so that it doesn't lead to climate change. what kind of habits and rhythms does the planet desperately require to regain its equilibrium. and. we can't wait for everyone to agree air travel will have to be very different in the future. saddest center's project has become a global movement artists scientists designers and activists have joined the ara scene foundation that he sets up. the community. it's one that comes together and. like the thought of a community that works like a collective. that'

argentina she lay in bolivia a border the area where the so-called white gold is being mined he said and for every ton of lithium we know that 2000000 liters of water are required. there are $71.00 kilos of lithium and one tesla this is an area already plagued by drought. if we start to excavate lithium to satisfy the consumerism of today's capitalist society everyone who lives on the edge of the. along with the animals and the vegetation there and the communities who live there will be forced to leave. school is in pain or that's why we are asking how can we change our habits so that it doesn't lead to climate change. what kind of habits and rhythms does the planet desperately require to regain its equilibrium you know. we can't wait for everyone to agree that air travel will have to be very different in the future. i. said a center's project has become a global movement artists scientists designers and activists have joined the ara scene foundation that he sets up. a community. it's one that comes together and engages in regular. moment of truth i like the thought of a community th

regularly cooperates with scientific research institutions like when he launched this experiment in bolivia to test out the possibilities of emissions free air travel. this is sad to say knows beilin studio where he plans and prepares his many projects. saddest and who has always been fascinated by the interplay between arts and science he studied art and architecture in argentina and then attended frankfurt's . art school on a scholarship he also took part in a nasa research project. has become an internationally sought after a autistic in part because his work ponders some of the most urgent questions we face today such as how can we shape our future and how much responsibility do we carry fall actions. kimiko muster this is for me who is don't say no you might as well ask me about the some of the different parts what makes someone the person they are or you but i want to know if i have the feeling we as humans tend to see ourselves as extraordinary as somehow superior to other species. but in reality we struggle to forge real relationships with other species or does not real relationship

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recently has been pristine forests and a small town really close to the triple border between peru, bolivia, and brazil. starting in the early 2000s, therere was a plan to bud a major highway moving products fromom brazil over the andes to the ports in thehe pacific for exports to places like china.. that changed the f face of madre de d dios. it connected te city of puerto maldonado with the city o of cusco in the ande. that voyage used to take about two o weeks in t the rainy s se. now it takes a about 6 houours. the prprice of golold started do rise, and in 2008, it skyrocketed. and that createted anan unprecededented gold boom r tens of ththousands of miners, o came from mainlyhehe andes intno madre de dios and started to take the f forest aparart. some of the most dense and biodiversese rain forests in the world. so la pampa is an area next to the highway. about 5 years ago, this was a place that was a couple miners, a couple tents. and i it eventualally bee an illegal city that had thousands of people and was the gateway to the hotspot of illegal goldld mining in the amazon. [karina g

for one mother and son in bolivia, all creatures are local. they befriended a trio of birds. the feathered creatures show up at their 18th floor window regularly. they call them their three lovely visitors. the pair just moved to bolivia from brazil and they say the birds bring a little bit of happiness to their lives amid the gloom of the pandemic. nice birds. my dog has kept me happy during this pandemic. a dog, a bird, i'm sure any creature is welcome. you can find much more of the days news on our website. i'm katty kay and this is bbc narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. narrator: you're watching pbs. vo: ready to watch the best of anytime, anywhere, on nearly any device? it's easy with the pbs video app. simply download the pbs video app on your mobile or streaming device. now

. >> gracias por seguir con nosotros, comenzamos en bolivia donde la pandemia supera el sistema de salud, incluyendo hospitales maternos por lo que un grupo de parteras se ha vuelto esencial para madres y tienen dÍas muy ocupados. >> magaly estÁ embarazada y con el colapso de los hospitales de maternidad dice que en tres centros no quisieron atenderla. >> la situaciÓn ha llevado a magaly otras mujeres a optar por las parteras andinas, alejandra es una de ellas, las atiende en su casa o en ocasiones va a la vivienda de las madres. >> llega su dolor de parto y la dilataciÓn no mÁs esperamos. >> explica que por temor al contagio y la confianza incrementÓ de 4 a diez los embarazos que atiendo ende cada dÍa, desde que comenzÓ la cuarentena han atendido cerca de 500 partos y la siguen llamando. >> estoy atendiendo mÁs partos en esta pandemia han venido, estÁn para mÍ es una pena la gente que estÉ llorando. >> cuando llega a la casa de sus pacientes depositan la confianza del nuevo niÑo que va a nacer en sus manos. >> las futuras madres deben beber mates que solo conocen estas expe

withdraw from the kid to see is a is a strategic move to sort of unify the political opposition in bolivia anyone who is against it will more tallies under this sort of rallying cry and that's the way that this is being painted by the interim president is this rallying cry to preserve democracy in bolivia china is reacting to a visit by the u.s. undersecretary for economic affairs keith cracked by carrying out more military exercises off the coast of taiwan to protect what it sees as its territorial sovereignty has the highest level state department official to land in taiwan in decades those are the headlines on al-jazeera have more news for you after people in power i have had to say with a sense watch. russia now seems to be going off to the main economic resource which is a cool story we bring you the stories and developments to the rapidly changing the world living presidents promise america 1st policy trigger to try war that morphed into a technological war counting the cost on al-jazeera. with around 28000000 people infected and approaching 1000000 dead the global coronavirus pandem

and one relationship in bolivia has ruffled a few feathers as paul hawkins reports. waiting to be served — 18 floors up in the bolivian capital, la paz, this is the southern crested caracara, or carancho, a species of falcon from south america and, thanks to lockdown, they've struck up a friendship with elba and her son, rudolpho. translation: because of the pandemic, we paid more attention and we saw them more. for me, it was like a visit. i said, i have three lovely visitors because every time that they come they bring us happiness. i feel very happy to see them and, with the issue of fires, with so many animals being lost and birds disappearing, i felt very useful to be saving these three birds. they're known as opportunistic raptors, so they don't miss a treat. this was the only restaurant that stayed open through lockdown, serving fruit and corn, but, after a bit of internet research, the family discovered their visitors were actually meat eaters. so now, they get mince. translation: they come and we give them food, right to their beaks, and they eat it. there

volver, una familia boliviana, en medio del encierro, recibe unos una mujer y su hijo en la capital de bolivia, la paz, encntraron una salida al aislamiento por la pandemia al hacerse amigos de un trio de pajaros, conocidos como "caranchos", que aparecen en su ventana del piso 18, donde les dan comida y agua....elba soto y su hijo, rodolfo, dicen que los pajaros se sienten como visitantes que los hacen felices en medio de la soledad de la pandemia. esta familia empezo a alimentar a los pajaros con fruta, y luego con maiz, que parece gustarles mas. toda una terapia de contacto con la naturaleza y sus criaturas locutor: televisa presenta...

or in their whole their level me today i put aside my candidacy for the presidency of bolivia to take care of democracy it's not a sacrifice it's an honor i do this because of the risk of the democratic vote being divided among several candidates and as a result of that division the mass party could end up winning the election the f.b.i. is warning us politicians that people working on behalf of russia are trying to influence the upcoming election the f.b.i. director christopher ray says they're issuing a steady stream of in misinformation aimed at damaging the democratic candidate joe biden and football star messi has won a 9 year court battle to register his name as a trademark forest forswear brand the u.s. court of justice dismissed a case by a spanish cycling company named massey which argued their locals would be too similar the course says a boss on a ford is too well known for there to be any confusion those are the headlines diary navigator will have more news for you in under 30 minutes al-jazeera world continues next. it was $969.00 and the south african anti apartheid acti

and one relationship in bolivia has ruffled a few feathers, as paul hawkins reports. waiting to be served. 18 floors up waiting to be served. 18 floors up in the bolivian capital la paz, this is the southern crested corinne char, a species of falcon from south america, and thanks to lockdown, they have struck up a friendship with this woman and her son. translation: because of the pandemic, we paid more attention and we saw them more. for me, it was like a visit. i said, i have three lovely visitors because every time they come they bring us happiness. ifeel very they come they bring us happiness. i feel very happy to see them and with the issue of fires, with so many animals being lost and birds disappearing, i felt very useful to be saving these three. they are known as opportunistic raptors, so they don't miss a treat. this was the only restaurant that stayed open through lockdown, serving fruit and corn, but after a bit of internet research the family discovered their visitors were actually meat eaters. now, they get immense. translation: they come and we give the

who didn't who didn't win the election and of course we see similar things in both venezuela and in bolivia who are young who i do was was tempted by the u.n. others as the president even though he never stood for being a president that least 2nd oscar has actually stood in the presidential election and of course even murali has been removed from bolivia as the president by the army with the u.s. backing. even though he won the election but they claim that he didn't win it by enough votes and of course the organization security and cooperation in europe refused to send election monitors to better us for this election the sentence to every other election that's been held but they didn't send them to this one which means that they can then say all the elections fraudulent but we didn't go to check on the same thing is happening in venezuela where they've got a national assembly election coming up and the e.u. have been invited to send observers to that election and they're refusing to send observers on the u.s. pressure so they're concerned right at the end of the election say we don't accept

do you find a lot in america is in bolivia and delves into the world of. to the us. welcome back you're watching our ages here on live from doha a reminder of our top stories senior palestinian figures say they've been be traded after the united arab emirates and bahrain signed u.s. brokered agreements to normalize ties with israel have been protests against the deals in gaza and the occupied west bank and the white house has approved oregon's disaster declaration making it impossible for the say to access federal funds dozens of fires continue to burn across the u.s. west coast and the number of people affected by floods in sudan has risen to more than 650000 tens of thousands of homes have been damaged by the unprecedented rise of the nile river. to our antarctica's most important geishas are breaking free the pine island and tweets cases already contribute to around 5 percent of global sea level rise the survival of the tweets has been deemed so critical that the u.s. and britain launch a multi-billion $1000000.00 research mission hanna sophocles an environmental

do you find our lot in america is in bolivia and downs into the well go. on now to syria. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researchers say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone thought. is the government or the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that. the travel and spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the al-jazeera. 'd 'd 2 2 2. ringback.

do you find an lot in america is in bolivia and delves into the world of god a child. on al-jazeera. the united arab emirates and bahrain signed an agreement to normalize relations with israel a deal donald trump described as a dorm of the new middle east but palestinians mourn what they call a black day saying the resolution is a stab in the back. i'm norm taylor this is al jazeera live from london also coming up hundreds of refugees begin moving into a new less boss camp as leaders say it's time to change europe's approach to migration. maintaining their rage despite detention and even claims of torture by the russian dissidents continue their presidential protest it's makes me on the embryo and. i just. a feel so much injustice in system. and the united arab emirates and bahrain have signed a deal to normalize ties with israel the elaborate ceremony was held in washington d.c. and hosted by u.s. president donald trump who described it as a dorm of the new middle east but palestinians are outraged the agreement reverses years of regional ill feeling towards israel bu