in his 1st campaign event since accepting the democratic nomination joe biden takes aim at president of trump. and a historic day sudan s transitional government and rebel groups signed a peace deal to release 20 years of conflict. venezuela s president is pardoning more than 100 political opponents in what the government is calling a move to further national reconciliation ahead of parliamentary elections in december well many of those included in nicolas maduro is to create took part in last year s failed rebellion which ultimately lacks military support or those pardons include roberta marrero the right hand man and former chief of staff to the opposition leader. it s being seen as an attempt to boost participation in the elections which opponents including. say they will boycott human rights groups in venezuela say around $330.00 palatable prisoners are being held in the country we see in humans in santiago and says madeira as move is part of a wider plan. there are 2 str
toxic presence in the nation for 4 years. how we talk to one. in his 1st campaign event since accepting the democratic nomination joe biden takes aim at president donald trump. and a historic day sudan s transitional government and rebel groups signed a peace deal aimed at ending nearly 20 years of conflict. with news including coronavirus confusion on day one of the u.s. open tennis several players have had close contact with infected french when ben was put in a power. all being allowed to play new york. hello venezuela s president is pardoning more than 100 political opponents in what the government is calling a move to further national reconciliation ahead of parliamentary elections in december many of those included in nicolas maduro his decree participated in a failed rebellion last year which ultimately lacks military support those pardoned includes roberta mateo rare o. the right hand man and former chief of staff of the opposition. well move is being seen as an att
a hollywood movie a critic of rwanda us president is arrested on terror charges. fellow venezuela s president has pardoning more than 100 of his political opponents ahead of parliamentary elections in december the government says this is a goodwill gesture but nicolas maduro his move is widely seen as an attempt to boost protests a patient in the vote the u.s. backed opposition leader has already said he s boycotting the elections because of concerns about cheating and human rights groups in venezuela say around $330.00 political prisoners are being held in the country let s get an update from our latin america editor assume and she s following developments from chile she s joining us from santiago hyla c.s.o. talk us through the timing and the significance of this decision. well everything about this has to do with the upcoming parliamentary elections which are due to be held in december as you mentioned opposition lawyer who was recognized as the interim president by over 5
Hired sex workers despite public denials that he workers threatened witnesses who spoke to investigators those are the headlines coming up next its inside story by for that. Shifting alliances in Syria Kurdish fighters backed by the us say the syrian army has to help them face turkish troops the border area now an increasingly dangerous jigsaw will filter over by groups who want different outcomes theres russia in all this and whats next for syria this is inside story. Hello again im peter davi welcome to the program off to seven years of war the complex mosaic that is the battlefield in syria can still surprise the u. S. Russia iran turkey a myriad of rebel groups and of course the Syrian Regime all involved and they all want to second guess where the conflict is heading next its Northern Syria where there are tensions now focus because it is there that we may be seeing a new front the kurds aligning themselves with the regime ready to take on Turkish Forces game changer last month tu
News continues on aljazeera but first its inside story. Shifting alliances in Syria Kurdish fighters backed by the us say the syrian armys tell them face turkish troops the border area now an increasingly dangerous jigsaw feels over by groups who want different outcomes first russia analysts and whats next for syria this is inside story. Hello again im peter davi welcome to the program after seven years of war the complex mosaic that is the battlefield in syria can still surprise the u. S. Russia iran turkey a myriad of rebel groups and of course the Syrian Regime all involved and they all want to second guess where the conflict is heading next its Northern Syria whether attention is now focused because it is there that we may be seeing a new front the kurds aligning themselves with the regime ready to take on Turkish Forces game changer last month turkey launched an offensive to seize the syrian city of a friend from the kurdish fighters of the y. P. Ji a group it considers terrorists