nicholas maduro solve the aide as a plot to overthrow him. the border being officially closed since 2015, bringing a halt to trade between the two countries that amounted to 7 billion u.s. dollars a year. the colombian president welcomed the news but said the reopening would be gradual. >> colombia is willing to begin an orderly process. i'm going to be clear. it is not going to be done clumsily. >> tens of thousands of venezuelans crossing to colombia daily for goods and services. most resorted to using illegal crossings controlled by gangs and armed groups. >> the reopening can also help reduce the role that armed groups have achieved at the border. rebels and parent data -- rebels and paramilitaries and venezuelan gangs profiting from people's need to cross. >> we spent two years passing through illegal roads as we have so many needs that we can only fulfill in colombia. >> the decision will provide relief to people on both sides of the border but it will do little to restore relations between the two countries. colombia does not recognize

it was closed by president nicholas maduro in 29 chain. he had alleged and attempted each shipment was part of the us back to plot to overthrow his government and investigated say, pipeline that legged large amounts of oil into the water off southern california was split open and dragged along the ocean floor. they considering whether the lake was caused by a ship sank, it striking the pipeline tie one's president, sighing when has warned of catastrophic consequences. if the island fell to china in an article published on tuesday, she's bound to do whatever it takes to guard against threats. it comes after a record number of chinese aircraft, ain't it? ty, ones, air defense identifications on the islands. defense ministry says $148.00 chinese warplanes had breached the zones since friday by jing has recently ramped up pressure on taiwan, which it says is part of its territory. oh, on the, the urge in taiwan definitely needs to be on alert. china is increasingly over the top. the world has also seen china's repeated violations of regional p

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it was closed by president nicholas maduro in 2019. he had alleged attempted aid. shipment was part of the us backed plot to overthrow his government. nearly 330000 children were victims of sexual abuse at the hands of the french catholic church or the 70 years. that's the finding of an independent commission, which also says the church showed cruel indifference to victims. pope frances has expressed great sorrow for those who've been hurt and the nobel prize in physics has been awarded to 3 scientists for discoveries in climate and complex physical systems. those are the headlines i'm emily anguish. the news continues here on al jazeera, after the dark side of the green energy. bye for now. ah, i need to speak tomorrow to protest against climate change the protests or planned a massive crime marching from blue square. for years its existence has been denied. but to day climate change has become a global concerned. citizens are asking their elected officials for concrete solutions to buy pollution and rising temperatures. why should we

it was closed by president nicholas maduro. ain at 2019. he'd alleged an attempt at age shipment was part of a u. s. p act plot to overthrow his government investigated. say a pipeline that late hundreds of thousands of ladies of oil into the water of southern california was split open and dragged along the ocean floor. mike, hannah has more story from washington d. c. in that area of southern california in that particular but of ocean or huntington beach, there's a huge amount of shipping that passes through there. there are identified anchor points when captains pass through they all need to anchor at some particular point . the 1st thing they do is check the charts and make sure that they are clear of the myriad of pipelines out communication cables that are dumb on that ocean floor . at the stage, investigators though still cannot point fingers as to the exact cause of this accident. they are also looking at the timeline and why it took so long, 12 hours, at least for a formal coast guard response to the leak tie ones president, sighing when has warned of catastrophic consequence

it was closed by president nicholas maduro in 2019, in the middle of a diplomatic crisis between the south american neighbours. tens of thousands of venezuelans depended on the crossing every day to get basic goods and services. alessandra amputate reports from borgata, just after nearly 3 years of being close to venezuela. now, authorities removed the shipping containers. physically blocking the main bridge, connecting the country with columbia. in a nationally televised address some monday vice president delsey rodriguez said it was time to turn the page emp, represent any thinking of our people and the brotherhood and co operation between the people of columbia and venezuela. president madeira has taken the decision to open the crossing for commerce in 2019 president. my daughter broke off diplomatic ties with columbia and sealed the border after venezuela and opposition. members attempted to bring international humanitarian aid into the country. the aid was backed by the united states in bogota. my daughter saw da this part of a plot to overthrow him. but the border have been off

maduro was expedited to the united states. oh, be a businessman. alex, arb is doing court in florida on monday on corruption charges. the us justice department charged isab in 2019 in connection with a bribery scheme to take advantage of venezuela. state controlled exchange rate. after the extradition, venezuela's government suspended talks with the opposition to resolve long standing divisions. lima caught in the u. s. government knew that kidnapping a member of the dialogue, commission, and lexical alex sob was a moral stab in the back of the dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government knew it and active. they knew it or if they do not want dialogue, they do not want piece foreign as well. are also they do not want democracy in progress for venezuela? no kidding. ah. on al jazeera, these are the top stories for me. you a secretary of state, colin powell has died from cove at 19 complications. he was 84 years old. powell served in top diplomatic and military posts for nearly 30 years. in addition to his time a

he was an envoy of venezuelan president nicholas maduro. in september, the government included sob as a member of its negotiating team talks with the opposition to and years of political instability and human rights groups are calling for an inquiry into the death of a former defense minister to an critic of the venezuelan government authority to say raoul by drill, died in prison from a cobra 19 related heart attack, but his family says he was murdered, dental shot reports. now the now is refilling quarry at the death of raoul by the well, he's growing from venezuela opposition parties from the us state department from the organization of american states on the you and high commission of human rights, but most loudly from his family. good. oh nathan, i'm being i want to reiterate that we will not rest until there is justice because god and the world know that my father was murdered. i want to point out the integrity that we have for my brother who is still in the hands of his tortures and murderers of my father. he's still imprisoned and i

maduro said the shipment was part of a u. s. plot to overthrow his government and his weight, his vice president has said his time to turn the page at spring in, alexander amputee, who was in bogota, columbia's capital for his. tell us about the significance alessandro of the reopening of this border. yes, fairly well, it's significant to for a number of reasons, obviously, symbolically the removal of these containers that were blocking physically blocking the passage on these are bridges between the 2 countries shows the willingness, some part of their my daughter administration to pick a 1st step towards restarting some sort of relationship with its neighboring country from a humanitarian point of view. this is extremely important for many venezuelans in particular that need to cross into columbia to buy goods that are scar, sim, venezuela, to access health services education services in a columbia. before the closure, tens of thousands of venezuela with crossing to columbia on a daily basis. this also brings up possibly ba

it was closed by president nicholas maduro and 2019 after he claimed and each shipment was part of a u. s. back plot to overthrow his government. official say it was almost 12 hours before a damaged pipeline was investigated. after oil seeped into waters of southern california, the trying to find out of the damage was caused by a ship's anchor. here. a total of more than $700000.00 people of no died in the united states from covered 19 the washington national cathedral told its well $700.00 times to mark the fatalities. the number of deaths this year has already surpassed 2020. only 330000 children were victims of sexual abuse at the hands of the french catholic church over 70 years. as the finding of an independent commission, which also says the church showed cruel indifference to the victims. there was the headlines. we'll be back in half an hour. good bye. how many nukes is too many new comerica has in many ways driven the arms race for parties are much more like the british, poised out to them their us, you will regulations to own a tiger than there are its own as on how can thi

it was closed by president nicholas maduro in 2019. he had alleged and attempted aid shipment was part of a u. s. backed plot to overthrow his government investigated. say a pipeline that laid hundreds of thousands of lasers of oil into the water of southern california was not initially investigated for almost 12 hours. the coast guard says he didn't have enough evidence and was hindered by darkness. and a lack of technology. anti one's president sy, in when has warned of catastrophic consequences. if the island fell to china in an article published on tuesday, she's found to do whatever it takes to guard against threats. it comes after a record number of chinese aircraft entered. ty, one's a defense on the islands. defense ministry says $148.00 chinese wall plains had breached the zone since friday. those are the headlines. cindy's continues here on al jazeera after inside story, and i'll be back at the top of the hour. ah no facebook instagram or whatsapp for 6 hours facebook blaine's a technical glitch for its worst global outage in

maduro said the shipment was part of us plot to overthrow his government as spring in. alexander, i'm pity, who joins this line from columbia's capital. boggle. tar. tell us about the significance of the reopening of this order 1st. well, clearly it is very significant. first of all, because the, the, the relationship between the 2 countries have been essentially shut for now over 3 years. but actually trade between the 2 countries, a practically been halted since 2015 when the 2 countries 1st shut the border due to political attentions. it's significant. first of all, for venezuelans who need to cross him to columbia for good for health services education services. most of them had so far to try and do that through illegal paths that were controlled and are controlled by a criminal groups at to border. so hopefully they'll now be able to cross into columbia legally that will also help migrants and you know that the large number of venezuela and migrants crossing to columbia, they will also be able, hopefully to do so on the bridge. and then obviously it's important politically becaus

maduro who was expedited to the u. s. from comfort. oh, come on, being businessman alex saab is during court in florida on monday on money laundering charges. the u. s. justice department charge sa been 2019 in connection with a bribery scheme. venezuela's government has now suspended talks with the opposition that were meant to resolve longstanding divisions. slowly he mccook dmp. the u. s. government knew that kidnapping a member of the dialogue commission and mexico alex saab was a moral stab in the back of the dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government knew it and act it was if they knew it or if they do not want dialogue, yet they do not want piece foreign as well. are also they do not want democracy in progress for venezuela, not thousands of people in el salvador protested against president at night bull kelly on sunday. they're angry that he's seeking a 2nd term that he's fired supreme court judges, in an effort to concentrate power. the president recently changed his twitter handle to emperor

a key ally of nicholas maduro appears in a court in miami, after being expedited to the u. s. the face charges of money laundering and canada . those prime minister visits the graves of children who died in former reservation schools. after being criticized for going on holiday over the country's 1st truth and reconciliation. ah hey, there your world's weather update begins in europe and we've got a weather makers striking us with some heavy rain whales right into central england . but there is some warm air to be found will call the dividing line pretty much copenhagen's of north of that, a cool pool of air. we do have frost advisories across lithuania. and then south of that, look at this. we've got some temperatures in the 20s, but my, all my things are gonna change. check this out. a comes crashing down in london by the end of the week. just a hiv 12 degrees, it's below average, but hey, it's, it's gonna be dr. continues to be dry across iberia, some of the best weather on the continent were hanging on to some thirties, a seville at 32 degrees, but look at this, an incomin

regime of nicolas maduro. sumi: and what are conditions like at this migrant camp? >> conditions are precarious. there are improvised camps, and migrants and -- and there have already traveled for many months and crossed many countries. the cuban migrants we saw in the reports, they have crossed 12 countries. when migrants reach the area, they have almost no money. it's difficult to believe, but most of them are traveling without money, zero. they have no money in their pockets. they sleep in the streets. something also that's very worrying is the pandemic. many migrants, most of them, don't even have a face mask. sumi: and how are both sides of the border dealing with this influx? >> authorities are doing little to help migrants, whether in mexico or guatemala, but all around latin america, all we see is migratory flow. these human trafficking mafias are all around the country. haitians, cubans, and venezuelans need a visa for almost every country in the region, but authorities don't give them a visa. if they