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Of the country where there has been real violence, of the country where there has been realviolence, real of the country where there has been real violence, real difficulties. for example, down in the southern state of chiapas, we have had two situations where the violence has been so bad that they have simply had to call off the election there and in one of them, masked gunmen went into the electoral offices and burnt, set it on fire, burning all of the ballot slips and they had to simply cancel the election. but you are right that this is historic for are right that this is historic for a positive reason to know, because at the end of this process, mexico is almost certain to elect its first woman president. you is almost certain to elect its first woman president. is almost certain to elect its first woman president. is almost certain to elect its first woman resident. ., . ,, . woman president. you talk about some ofthe woman president. you talk about some of the violence woman president. you talk about some of the violence you woman president. you talk about some of the violence you have woman president. you talk about some of the violence you have seen - woman president. you talk about some of the violence you have seen their- of the violence you have seen their mexico. how tight is the security as a result? seen there in mexico. something in the region of 27,000 troops have been sent around the country to protect this vote but the difficulty is they can t get everywhere and there are places
In mexico in an election which is almost certain to result in the country s first female president. the frontrunner, claudia sheinbaum, and her main rival, xochitl galvez, are well ahead of the only male candidate in opinion polls. ms sheinbaum, who is a former mayor of mexico city, has the backing of the outgoing president. let s go live to will grant, our mexico correspondent, who is in mexico city. a historic vote with two battling out to be the first female president. out to be the first female president- out to be the first female resident. , . , ., president. yes, that is right, i am at a polling president. yes, that is right, i am at a polling station president. yes, that is right, i am at a polling station in president. yes, that is right, i am at a polling station in the - president. yes, that is right, i am at a polling station in the san - president. yes, that is right, i am| at a polling station in the san juan at a polling station in the sanjuan neighbourhood, one of 170,000 neighbourhood, one of 170 , 000 polling neighbourhood, one of 170,000 polling stations across the country and you can see this one is a very quiet and calm and people are waiting for their opportunity to cast their ballot in the leafy part of the capital, mexico city, and this stands in stark contrast to the kinds of scenes seen in those parts
Up images. the maximum sentence can go up to seven years. the italian city of venice, one of the most popular destinations for british tourists, with around 300,000 british arrivals in 2023, according to statista, is banning loudspeakers and tourist groups of more than 25 people in an attempt to ease the impact of mass tourism. the loudspeaker ban has been brought in because the devices can cause confusion and disturbances, city officials say. 0ver tourism is widely regarded as one of the issues that most urgently needs addressing for venice. about a quarter of a million people live in venice but in 2019 more than 13 million people visited the city. let s discuss this further. francesco da mosto is an architect, author, documentary maker and a resident in venice.
Nearly all the year. so really we can see that climate change is real. and having all these big ships, they don t use electricity from the town but they still use fuel, environmentally it is polluting everything. environmentally it is polluting everything- environmentally it is polluting eve hint. l, l , l, everything. francesco, it is good of ou to everything. francesco, it is good of you to bring everything. francesco, it is good of you to bring this everything. francesco, it is good of you to bring this to everything. francesco, it is good of you to bring this to our everything. francesco, it is good of you to bring this to our attention. l you to bring this to our attention. author, architect and of course resident of venice. thank you for sharing your concerns. resident of venice. thank you for sharing your concerns. thank you so much and have sharing your concerns. thank you so much and have a sharing your concerns. thank you so much and have a nice sharing your concerns. thank you so much and have a nice day. - from the city of bridges to a landscape that inspired poets like wordsworth. the lake district is one of the wettest places in england, so it s no surprise its home to one of country s rarest habitats a temperate rainforest. the borrowdale valley has now been declared a national nature reserve, and it s hoped this status will help protect the ancient woodlands. 0ur correspondent judy hobson has more. deep in the heart of borrowdale
May be the dramatic fundraising gap with democrats. is building out the grass roots digital fundraising effort that s been very important for us in 24. this year s prize he says is personal. so many montanans are very, very worried about the future. i am. the future of this country is going to be decided in 24 per. there is already talk about what is next for steve daines if he does when the senate. president trump has encouraged him to replace a gop leader mitch mcconnell daines tells me he does not have aspirations for that. not a flat out no but says he likes to spend as much time as possible here at home. r8 aishah hasnie in montana thank you very much time now for sunday grip to break that down the hill national political reporter julia manchester senior political analyst juan williams, resident fellow of the american institute post- call this an fox news contributor marc thiessen. the ronald reagan institute
Have dual citizenship or just have the citizenship either in mexico and maybe are a resident of the united states. so they are eligible to vote because they are mexican citizens. they have to have the voter credential, which is extremely important if you don t have that, you will not be able to vote. that is a mexican voting credential, and then you have to register to vote and the sad thing here about los angeles is that you have the potential of about 4 million mexican nationals in los angeles and despite the 4 million people, only about 3,000 will be able to vote. so hopefully in the future, more people registered to vote so that you can have a bigger turnout and just people that are eligible to vote here in los angeles. and really all over the country. all right. camila bernal force in los angeles. thank you so much tornadoes, certainly not a new phenomenon. they ve been around for a long time and the 2024 tornado season here in the us. well, it s already brought massive damage and destruction to multiple states. many communities there are conversation with a scientist,
We should receive. i will give you an example. judge desantis where trump is a resident we will say the man has the right to vote here in florida. why does that stand out so much, under florida law if you are a convicted felon you can not vote until your sentence is completed and if the sentence is completed is a process. desantis is saying, hang on a second, the man was not convicted here in florida. he was convicted in new york and they have liberal laws, in new york you can vote unless you are in prison. therefore, it would be wrong for us not to apply liberal s democratic laws to my republican friend down here in florida. when i see outcomes like that are on the horizon it is hard for me to think of this as karma. what he is doing is doubling down on the end justice and the inequitable treatment people when they are rich and powerful. that is a good point. he wants trump to be able to
Consideration is that the anc needs a massive partner to go over the 50 plus one a massive partner to go over the 50 plus one mark that it needs to form a government. and so it has certain options. a government. and so it has certain options. the a government. and so it has certain options, the first is to go into a coalition options, the first is to go into a coalition deal with the official opposition, the democratic alliance, sitting opposition, the democratic alliance, sitting at opposition, the democratic alliance, sitting at 21%. and those parties are beginning talks for what is likely are beginning talks for what is likely going to be deemed a stable option likely going to be deemed a stable option. both parties are going to have option. both parties are going to have meetings with top executives tomorrow. have meetings with top executives tomorrow, to see what they mean individually for the parties and what individually for the parties and what are individually for the parties and what are the permutations at play because what are the permutations at play because it what are the permutations at play because it is notjust a national government that has to be negotiated back two government that has to be negotiated back two provincial governments rather back two provincial governments rather will have to be a coalition government also. the third party, the mk. government also. the third party, the mk, will not work with the anc, we know the mk, will not work with the anc, we know that they are led by the former we know that they are led by the former resident, jacob zuma, and then former resident, jacob zuma, and then the former resident, jacob zuma, and then the economic freedom fighters populist then the economic freedom fighters populist party, they can say that we are open populist party, they can say that we are open to populist party, they can say that we
That they are led by the former resident, jacob zuma, and then the economic freedom fighters populist party, they can say that we are open to talks today and it is up to the anc to first of all accept this massive loss in support, and to come up with some strategic plan. some of the considerations they are going to have to make is what is negotiable, what are they able to concede on, what leverage they have if anything, and i suppose opposition parties will be doing the same, coming up a list of demands to make to the anc is the biggest political party to say all right, what can you give us, if we allow you to vote to elect a future president. south africa is a key political player around the world. the world has been used to the anc being in power, and the policies it presents, what will foreign interests will be looking at a possible coalition government? coalition governments bring a lot of instability and there will be