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Ecuador saw extraordinary violence, murdering another political leader a week after presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio's assassination.

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele's heavy-handed crackdown on violent street gangs like the notorious MS-13 has lifted some rights among its citizens, which led to over a thousand documented human rights abuses.

Hundreds of billions for the restoration but only a trickle has come in so far. as a record falls at the women's world cup as the other ones reaching the last 16 not me demands for us twice and 31 win over cameron to be counted dutch record goalscorer at the age of just 22. i married to evanston it's good to have you with us. hong kong government has backed down after days of violent street protests chief executive kerry lamb says a bill allowing people to be sent to mainland china for trial is being suspended indefinitely opponents fear the measures would curb civil liberties and threaten hon...

Now engaged in a fierce contest for the backing of venezuela's military to shore up their claims of a legitimate. target practice under the eyes of president nicolas maduro it took place a fourth power. in two thousand and seventeen a group of soldiers rose up against the government this time it was about showing loyalty but there's one. are you planning a coup. or are you constitutionalists. traitors never always loyal. to their. murderous sees the hand of western governments behind opposition protests he says they're trying to overthrow you know as the military is key to staying in power the...

A church service for victims of violent street clashes he made a direct appeal. supporters are spreading out across the country going to army barracks to spread the word. has proposed an amnesty to convince venezuelan soldiers to join the opposition. none of the soldiers wants to be seen switching sides on camera one says that the military is still firmly on the side of madeira and i want his supporters hope that this will change in the coming days. let's bring in jennifer come you know conciseness she's a venezuelan journalist with us here at t w hi jennifer good to see you tell us more here ...