national security that was seen to be the main issue that was dominating the discourse and that led to a drumming up of nationalistic fervor didn t it but what about the fundamental issue of india with more than a 1000000000 people overwhelmingly poor and rural. indeed yes that the issues certainly why didn t we had a huge issue to monetise ation the removal of big 501000 back in 2016 that decimated the rural economy farmers do not deal with plastic credit cards banks are quite far away for them and they ve never really dealt in that sort of scenario so for them losing their cash money was a huge impact of course the amount of money they get for their produce wheat cane sugar has all come down in price in recent years then of course we ve had the g.s.t. the general sales tax that was another issue. that is affected. areas there s a lot of very disgruntled people but issues of health education infrastructure some people that we spoke to do feel they haven t been discussed by t
of our goals our revolution is ongoing we will continue until we achieve key objective a civilian government and accountability for those who have committed crimes against humanity. the mood of these quaint hard to list far more conciliatory than before that. the cultist as i ve accepted some of the demands of the military consul and lifted most of the but it gets on the streets of the capital. the head of the transitional ministry council going to rob them for $101.00 stay suspended talks till all but it kids would have moved the protesters say the only body kids left so far around the square and put there for their own protection and not any attempts to remove them would be met with with stiff resistance they say there is no one who can take them away from this square because abundantly that it will ition will be the death of sedan how does it or don t. morgan is live for us in hard to him and what s likely to come now with the barricades removed can the negotiations resume
hello again and welcome back to your international weather forecast we re here across china plenty of rain to talk about over the next few days and it s really going to be expanding as we begin the week as well most of the rain will be up here towards a central areas we re talking about chengdu on will see some very heavy rain as well for joe the rain for you but as we go towards monday the rain starts to make its way towards the south that s going to corporate hong kong as well and that rank be quite heavy along the coast expect some travel delays if you are coming into hong kong up toward shanghai though the rain will stay just to the south of you but we do expect to see plenty of clouds in the forecast there will cross india we are seeing some rain down here towards the south across carola those rain showers could be quite heavy we are going to be seeing a little bit of a break as we go towards sunday up towards the central region so for now per still quite warm at $42.00
given the abysmal history of u.s. interventions in your part of the world guatemala chile argentina nicaragua honduras el salvador one of those would you trust the u.s. military let alone donald trump. 1st of all times have changed and i think even and even to anybody who has been involved in latin america. i think a that a continent has changed really you know the attitude of the united states to the region change see the understanding of counterinsurgency or counterterrorism operations or things to secure you know say a global population all of those parameters and all of this understanding that methodology has changed yes it s times of change if you to train and yet the person leading the u.s. pollution in venezuela is an abrams a man who was deeply involved in war crimes and human rights abuses in central america during the eighty s you have john bolton who said recently the monroe doctrine is alive and well it s our hemisphere he said in reference to latin america and of
person s died with dozens more injured after six days a clear winner is yet to emerge from the vote as of now president while land. is now only ahead of opposition candidate salvador. with a headline the news continues here on al-jazeera after upfront statement that s a little better. but the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife listening provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera benjamin netanyahu calls it a very bad deal donald trump says it s the worst both leaders would love to tear up the iran nuclear agreement but will doing so lead to a new war in the middle east that s our debate but first i ll talk to the former president joyce banda about corruption and democracy in africa. to expand the thanks for joining me on up front in july of this year malawi police secured an arrest warrant against you over alleged abuse of office and money laundering offenses as part of the estimated two hundred fifty milli