here's the succeed, sebastian, panera, the need and candidates include and left us, gabrielle burridge, and right twin. jose antonio cast latin america editor lucy newman reports now from the capital santiago. next to the quince, 35 year old former student leader gabrielle body stops to ask for this man support . he's told that all politicians are liars, not only will exalt to which he answers, not all politicians are alike. but each a congressman is undoubtedly non traditional. he doesn't look like a presidential candidate and is the youngest one in chile in history. and he represents what some called the new left part of the wave of politicians who aimed to transform chili's political and economic structure. a tree is his campaign symbol. what did they will, you know, i can give you a cd that represents an idea, but for it to grow, you have to water it for a new chile to wattage we must work collected in formal although he has support from many progresses. but it is achilles heel is not only his youth, but the fact that he's running in a coalition with the communist party. and that f

from to day onwards. gabriel burridge has also spoken to his supporters, saying he is determined to win the race up a little. you don't have to do this more counting to be done, but it's not the 1st time we've done it. we did that when we fought for education. we also did that when we achieved other victories, and there's no doubt that we're going to win the 2nd round together. it's going to be tough. it won't be easy, but we're going to win it. it's exactly during tough times when leadership must be shown. this is the challenge we have to fight. i'm not here to speak against the of a candidate, but today i'm here to be the spokesman of dialogue of unity and of hope. that goes weimer joyce in our live outside the campaign headquarters of jose antonio cast in santiago whether it's cast or, or bar it. sure, daniel, it seems now to be a to horse race. but does this really reflect sort of the split in society in the country, in the direction that they want the country to follow? it certainly a represents a state is just midnights are here in santiago, so chilly but sleeping now. but they wi

burridge. she has 25 percent support personal results show that venezuela's opposition has won 3 governorships and regional and local elections. it's the 1st time and full years that they've taken part. now the electoral authority says the ruling party has claimed 20 governorships. 100 observers from the european union have been monitoring the vote present because maturer has been accused of electoral fraud in the past. theresa bo has moved from crackers we're here at the national electrodes council, and this is the place where there was cause of these regional elections will be coming in this important election for venezuela. because it's the 1st time in 4 years, separate opposition of this country decided to participate. and why is that? well, the opposition says that they have been given sudden reassurance by the government among them. the presence of witnesses at the polling stations also that now who members of the national actually council are part of the opposition are also of course, th

burridge. according to the latest opinion polls, as many as 25 percent of jillions are still undecided about a vote for the selection. and ultimately they're expected to be the ones to decide the outcome. but there is a caveat. opinion polls in this country have been systematically wrong about gauging public opinion and that's with 2 more moderate presidential hopefuls are counting on for education minister. yes, an approval stay. the only woman candidate gained a claim as president of the senate while she represents chiles discredited center, left many see her as the only option for social change. without extremes, it better go viola in augusta order. i'm confident in change that it's secure that is achieved with consensus. yeah, i'm confident that she does not want more. instability in our banner is social justice with peers and in their center right wing, sebastian teacher, an independent and former social development minister, who also promises law and order. but without setting the clock b

burridge, who has 25 percent of the vote to missionaries could not in haiti last month have been released. that's according to christian aid ministries that they were amongst 17 from the us and canada who abducted close to the capital porto prince 5 weeks ago. please in belgium's capitol views tear gas and water cannon on protest. as angry about cov 19 restrictions, tens of thousands joined sundays march in brussels, which started peacefully near comes after the government announced new restrictions with additional measures for the unvaccinated australia has announced its biggest change to foreign travel restrictions since the start of the pandemic. some fully vaccinated students and work visa holders will be able to fly into the country from next month. australia may also welcome vaccinated citizens from south korea and japan. of course you can follow those stories on our website at al jazeera dot com is updated throughout the day. more news and half law here on our dessert, but next it's one 0 one east, the gangs of papua new guinea to stay with us. if america held up a mirror to itself

he'll go head to head with former student protests leader. gabriel burridge. i've got a song banking system is at risk of collapse if urgent and decisive action is not taken. now that's the warning from the un deposits to keep bents operating or shrinking due to a cash liquidity crunch, and a spike in unpaid loans. closing arguments have been made in the u. s. state of georgia in the amador bri matter trial. 3 white men are accused of killing the unarmed black man last year while he was joking. those were the headlines will be back with more news and half and here on, on their next it talk to our, to stay with us. the investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on our jazeera, with the heart to october 25th. following emily to take over that by general of the fact that the senior officials of the government detained, including prime minister after law, who has put on the house. but after nearly amount of negotiations, the parts have reached a particular agreement. abdulla hambrick has been released and reinstated, as prime minister. but what does

go head to head with former student protests, lead a gabriel burridge. those are the headlines were back in half an hour inside stories next. ah topples a month ago, sedans, prime minister is reinstated after an agreement with the military. now a new technocrat government is expected to take office, but as angry protest continue. will this agreement hold and how much power with the military have this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm rob patterson. now it's a deal that is being met with optimism and uncertainty, sedans, prime minister, abdullah honda is promising a path to democracy after being reinstated and an agreement with the military. he was ousted nearly a month ago when the army chief seized power and dissolved his cabinet. weeks of protests followed at least 41 people died, june confrontations with police. several political factions have rejected the deal . they say they won't recognize any agreements with the armed forces. we're going to get to, i guess shortly. but 1st hippa, morgan reports a breakthrough incidence politic

the to gabriel burridge, professional results show venezuela's opposition has won 3 governorships and regional and local elections. it's the 1st time in 4 years they've taken part. the electoral authority says the ruling party has claimed 20 governorships to missionaries could not in haiti last month have been released. but according to christian aid ministries, they were amongst 17 from the us and canada and who were abducted close to the capital. porto, prince police and belgium's capital. have you got some water cannon on, protested angry about cave in 1900 restrictions. tens of thousands joined sundays march in brussels, which started peacefully. it comes after the government announced the restrictions with additional measures for the unvaccinated australia has announced its biggest change to foreign travel restrictions since the start of the pandemic. some fully vaccinated students and work visa holders will be able to fly into the country from next month. australia may also welcome vaccinated citizens from south korea and japan because all of those stories on our website that ou

with his left, his libel, gabriel burridge, former student protest leader has $0.25 for oppose them. now closing in venezuela, where millions have voted in regional and local elections. main opposition is taking part for the 1st time in 4 years. 100 observers from the european union are overseeing the process. police in belgium's capital have used care gas and water cannons on protests as angry about cobra 19 restrictions, tens of thousands joined the market ruffles. it began peacefully, but some demonstrated later threw rocks and smoke bombs. it comes off to the government and our new restrictions. cutter is mocking one year until the 1st match kicks off. the 2022 fee for woke up. are you ready now? ah, a countdown clock was unveiled to the celebration in the capital. doha golf country has been preparing for the tournaments is winning the bid in 2010. it will be the 1st time the work up will be played in the middle east nation. so those are the headlines inside scores next. ah, there's growing fury in palestine after britons home secretary says she's banning. hum us. until now the u

burridge trails. just behind a 24 percent, the leading contenders are outside the traditional political parties and appear to be headed for a run off in december. a daniel finally is standing by outside the campaign headquarters of the far right candidate cast and our latin america attitude. c newman is outside the headquarters of the left wing, former student leader, a gabrielle boy. let's talk to soon, newman 1st and so to see a last time we spoke to you, burridge was trailing in the, in the 1st count and then that continues to happen at this point. what, so how are they feeling there? i'm sorry, just as you started asking me the question someone began me i need so i missed the beginning of your question, rather noisy here. yeah, i was just, i was just asking how, how, how boring people are feeling at the moment, given the current account has him behind exactly. well, they're seeming that's still very enthusiastic. they certainly haven't, are not ready by a long shot to concede defeat. in fact, barg

with his left, his rival, gabriel burridge, former student protests leader has 25 percent for paul's in our closing in venezuela. millions of voted in regional and local elections. the main opposition taking part there for the 1st time in 4 years having boycotted previous elections, 100 observers from the european union are monitoring the process more than 20 people have been injured after a car drove into a crowd in the u. s. city of walk ashore in wisconsin, it happened while people were marching in the city's christmas parade. and s u. v broke through barriers before driving through the parade route at high speed police in belgium's capital of youth. tear gas and water cannon on protest is angry. about coven 19 restrictions. the government had announced the new measures, including measures for the unvaccinated to people kidnapped in haiti last month, been released as, according to christian aid ministries, they were among 17 missionaries from the u. s. in canada, abducted close to porto prince 5 weeks ago. those are the headlines were back with more off the edges. 0 world. oh oh .

burridge us 25 percent support poses also closed in venezuela were millions of voted in regional and local elections. the main opposition is taking part for the 1st time in 4 years. $100.00 observers from the european union and monitoring the process to missionaries kidnapped in haiti last month have been released. that's according to christian, a ministries that they were among 17, from the us and canada, who abducted close to the capital. puerto prince, 5 weeks ago, australia has announced its biggest change to foreign travel restrictions in the start of the pandemic. some fully vaccinated students and work visa holders will be able to fly into the country from next month. australia may also welcome vaccines and citizens from south korea, and japan. and castle is marking one year until the 1st match kicks off on the 2020 to $50.00 world cup. a countdown clock was bailed at the celebration in the capital. doha, it will be the 1st time the world cup we played in the middle east country because you can follow stories on our website. that algebra dot com updated through the day, back w

burridge and right winger jose antonio cost our latin america editor and the see a newman reports from the capital santiago. little here next to the when 35 year old former student leader gabrielle bought each stops to ask for this man support his told that all politicians are liars, not only will exalt to which he answers. not all politicians are alike live bought each a congressman is undoubtedly non traditional. he doesn't look like a presidential candidate and is the youngest one in chile in history. and he represents what some called the new left part of a wave of politicians who aimed to transform chili's, political and economic structure. a tree is his campaign symbol would be your they will, you know, i can give you a cd that, that represents an idea. but for each to grow, you have to water it for a new chilly to water. should we must work collected or go he has support for many progresses, but it is achilles heel is not only his youth, but the fact that he's running in a coalition with the communist party and that freight was many chileans. it's given an impressive boost to hi

burridge wants to do the exact opposite. it's neither of them gets 50 percent of the votes for 2 men will face off in another round on december 19th indian businesses, or aggressively lobbying that government to impose terrorists and quality control checks on t imports from the power. they say that the unregulated influx is hurting local brands. traders in the pall say that their t is not only better, but fills a gap in the indian market. i'll just hear a same disruption as more now from l. m. district and east on the pulse. no soldiers, no guns, but it in a paul's eastern border with india. tensions are simmering. an unlikely front line is where for years the 2 countries have been locked in quiet conflict over one of the world's most precious and widely consumed commodities. for nepal. t plantations . it's a fight for survival. yeah, one of the key is the goose that lays the golden egg. there is local production happening. we have local companies here worldwide. people drink tea and it's also good for health. we drink it an

burridge, a former student protest lead of latin america editor, luciana and reports. now from santiago, the result of sunday's 1st round presidential elections will force chileans to choose between 2 radically different visions. for the future in less than a month, one that promises a new economic, political, and social model, and another that valves a return to stability, family, values, and law and order. both candidates are practically tied. conservative cassandra, on your cast was the 1st one out of the gate on monday, confirming he's willing to modify what many c as an extreme right wing program. in order to seduce moderate conservatives, the name of water must be improving quinn. we have a lot more in common than differences. we've always said the, our program isn't written in stone. we can modify and improve many things. a key factor and cast success has been the growing sensation. the chile is out of control . fed by an explosive rise in violence, drug trafficking, and in uprising by indigenous map, poacher groups, terminal. that's why mattie voted for cast th

burridge. at the former student protested it took just under 26 percent of the boat. with his promise to reform chinese free market economy or latin america editor understand human reports from santiago the results of sunday's 1st round presidential elections. wolfe was chileans to choose between 2 radically different busi the future in less than a month. one that promises a new economic, political, and social model and another that valves a return to stability, family, values, and law and order. both candidates are practically tied conservative. cassandra new cast was the 1st one out of the gate on monday, confirming he's willing to modify what many c as an extreme right wing program in order to seduce moderate conservatives. the name of water must be moving when we have a lot more in common than differences. we've always said the, our program isn't written in stone. we can modify and improve many things. a key factor in cash success has been the growing sensation. the chile is out of control,

burridge. she's got 25 percent of the vote. both the are outside the traditional political parties. cast, claimed victory when he addressed his supporters and made a bustle. but i get a bit answer. i got to leave. by noon today, we have made a 1st step, so that hope becomes a reality. we've been walking along towards this step and it's the 1st one that's important. that will be opinion polls. but today the chalet and people have spoken and they've given us the majority to all of them to the simple and humble people who dare to vote to all those who came from hundreds of kilometers away just to vote. thank you. from the bottom of my heart, we're going to regain peace order progress and our liberty from today own would that it was warmer is outside cas campaign headquarters in santiago. the other 5 candidates who took part in the, in the race. i've now dropped out the to moderate candidates. moderate right to moderate left didn't get more than 12 percent of the vote. they finished. and 4th, and 5

a leading candidates are left his congressman gabrielle burridge, and right wing populist jose antonio cast election comes after 2 years of social unrest and political uncertainty. so if more in this, i latin america and is salisia, newman joins us from a polling station in santiago, tell us how, how the voting has been going today. and what turn out has been like it's been incredibly large, are unusually surprisingly. i would say, i haven't seen this many people come out and vote in chile, i would say, since 1990 when chili returned to democracy. and that's where she's also very significantly a lot of young people that are voting and so much so that it is now 20 minutes past the time when the polls were supposed have closed. and there's still people voting here. they're huge lines all around where i am not so much here, but around the corner will take them at least another 45 minutes before everyone in those lines is able to cast his or her ballad, which just goes to show how much interest enthusiasm, but also fear there is on the part of some about the future of chile because the opt

if gabriel burridge wants to do the exact opposite, it's neither of them gets 50 percent of the vote to member face off in another round. on december 19th and regional election campaigns have ended in venezuela, most opposition candidates are running as part of a coalition. it's the 1st election which the opposition has agreed to participate in. after 3 years of boycotts, columbia, as constitutional court, as put on hold a debate, the could see abortion to criminalized proceedings. it stopped because of a challenge calling to exclude one of the judges who spoke about abortion in the media. another judge will now make a decision on how to move forward columbia early allows terminations for specific reasons. in the you asked euros in the carl rittenhouse trial of ended that 3rd day of deliberations without reaching a verdict. 18 year old rittenhouse is charged with shooting, protested, killing 2 people and injuring another during racial justice rallies in wisconsin. last year. he says he acted in self defense. his lawyers have asked for a mis trial, citing some evidence presented by th

his may rival would be a gabrielle burridge. he arose from those student protests in 2011, a very young time to the 35 years old. if he wins, he will be chillies, youngest, ever president. he represents many of the left wing organizations here, and he's very much a spokesman for some of this change that chalet and people have been asking for in recent months. so to extremes of the, of the political spectrum of what looked like going to be very interesting elections on sunday. all right, thank you very, my son is shonda reyes all the latest on the election and that from santiago chile . meanwhile in venezuela opposition parties, era competing in regional elections on sunday for the 1st time since 2017. and now hoping to make gains against president and class missouri socialist party stories about reports from caracas for the 1st time in almost 4 years, the venice will, in a position is back in an electoral race. her voters are heading to the pulls on sunday to pick local councils, mayers and governors across the country. that we

he'll be going head to head with former student protests. lead in gabriel. burridge. he locked in 26 percent of the verse when i speak to daniel schwein when he joins us now from chiles. capital santiago, daniel. me. so yesterday we expected a run off and we are going to get one. just how divisive could this get? ah, probably about as divisive as it could possibly be. i mean, this is like a normal monday lunch time. i hear in santiago, but we know for certain that those 2 candidates that you mentioned course you on 20 august, and gabriella bought h, analyzing the figures from sunday's vote. when you look up the figures, 54 percent of the chile and electorate did not vote, they abstained for one reason or another. so you look at the votes, the 2 of the 2 candidates don't to, to the 2nd round in december actually got it on the yoke gas got the most votes, 13 percent of the total electric gabriella bowditch 12 percent. that's the one quarter of the july, an electron. so those 2 candidates, now i'm in the cast is out there. we've heard this morning talking to the electric