chavez. later we heard today during the day that vice president maduro was blaming the foreigners for giving bad energy to the president and for inoculating him with cancer. this is a something we have heard before. president chavez said in the past that not only him but other latin american leaders have been victims of the evil powers of the west as he calls them. >> what can you tell us about the reaction would seem like andthere comingra in? on what can you tell us? >> i think the reaction will be different. just in the area where i am there is a lot of anti-chavez sentiment. i have been seeing cars and noises. there were a few fireworks as a sign of celebration. for many this will be a huge moment of morning. already there were people lining up in the chapel and the hospital where the president was still there. people were crying and praying for the help of the president. >> it seems that in venezuela earlier that he really was a polarizing figure. people will either be glad that he has d

en colombia >> vamos a la noticia del día, varios residentes se pronunciaron por la muerte de hugo chávez, el presidente barack obama dijo que venezuela inicia un nuevo capítulo en su historia, y estados unidos esta comprometido a promover la democracia, respeto a la ley y derechos humanos. >> enrique peña nieto lamentó el fallecimiento del mandatario venezolano y extendio sus condolencias >> evo morales dijo entre lagrimas, que ahora está más vivo que nunca. >> antes de despedirnos, ofrecemos una disculpa por no poder presentar todo lo prometido por lo prometido, habrá una amplia cobertura, y le recordamos que pueden seguirnos las 24 horas del día en las plataformas sociales, en facebook, twitter, instagram, los seguimos en primer impacto la noticia de la muerte de hugo chávez, y las reacciones >> en resumen la noticia del día a las 4:25 en caracas se anuncio la muerte de hugo chávez a sus 55 años de edad, fallece, estamos pendiente en este nuevo capítulo de venezuela >> manténgase informados en univisión >> y univisión.com, nos vemos mañana en una nueva cita de impacto,

, nicolás maduro sorprendio al país al decir que el cuerpo de chávez se expondra 7 días más, y que el cuerpo será embalsamado, y en una urna de cristal para inmortalizarlo, vamos a la crónica >> chávez no será sepultado ni cremado, el vicepresidente maduro hizo el anuncio >> preparar el cuerpo del comandante presidente, embalsamarlo para que el pueblo lo tenga en el museo de la revolucion >> la multitud fue incansable, esto no desalienta a quienes ver a chávez por última vez >> lo vimos hermoso >> en un ambiente lleno de mensajes para pepetuar la revolucion el jefe de la csa miliar dicen que murió en un infarto fulminante, sus seguidores están convencidos que su legado vive >> aprovechando la visita de los invitados internacionles, dicen que chávez será trasladado para que lo sigan viendo 7 días más, hasta que donde sea exhibido esté listo, conocimos que será llevado al panteón nacional, acondicionado del libertador, algo que ningún gobierno lo había hecho, es una racha bien favorable para el candidato del chavismo >> están aliados del chavismo los presidentes de cub

jura como presidente, y advierte mano dura en su mandatoen los 8 días de la convaleciencia de hugo chávez, el gobierno se dedico a mentir >> baja la tasa de desempleo, pero la de los hispanos se mantiene >> el vaticano anuncia el inicio del cónclave. >> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia calderón y enrique acevedo >> que tal, buenas noches estamos con maría salinas desde carcas tras al muerete de hugo chávez, la oportunidad se pronuncio al respecto de lo que pasa en el país >> gracias, es una intensa jornada donde hubo un funeral de estado, la oposicion calificó de fraudulento, vamos a los momentos más signifcativos del día de luto de hugo chávez. >> venezuela aún no se acostumbra a la muerte de chávez, pero ya tiene nuevo mandatario, fue juramentado, donde declararon que pudo ser juramentado. >> juro a nombre de la lealtad más absoluta al comandante hugo chávez que cumpliremos y haremos cumplir la constitucion bolivariana >> después de varios días sin pronunciase, henrique caprile radonski rompe el silencio dicendo que esto es una violancion a la co

en muchas oportunidades, el sitio en donde naciÓ el comandante hugo chÁvez. esto serÁ en horas de la maÑana y ya vamos a indicar en su momento la ruta que vamos a seguir para hacer un traslado acompaÑado de todo el pueblo de aquÍ a la academia militar de venezuela. vamos a recibirlo al proser en la avenida de los pro ser en donde se hacen los desfiles militares en los tribunales nas llenas de pueblos de combates y llenas de esperanzas y llenas de firmeza luego comenzarÁ el homenaje pÓstumo en capilla ardiente en el hall de la academia militar los dÍas miÉrcoles jueves y viernes. >> bueno, hugo chÁvez se operÓ y recibiÓ tratamiento mÉdico en cuba y estuvo durante meses y varios mandatarios viajaron a la isla para estar, nos hablan de la relaciÓn de chÁvez con cuba y como recibieron la noticia descubierta. >> la televisiÓn cubana interrumpiÓ en la tarde es el oficial que hizo el anuncio. >> para concluir como ofrecer en cadena. fluch flich luego dieron paso en el momento en que el vice presidente venezolana nicolÁs maduro anunciaba la muerte de

. >>> venezuela se despide de hugo chávez y el mundo reacciona a la muerte del presidente venezolano. >>> tenemos la cobertura del tema. >>> en el ámbito local un grupo de venezolanos y latinoamericanos levanta un altar para el mandatario venezolano. >>> lo que muchos esperaban ya se hizo realidad, miles de luces en el puente de la bahía con espectaculares diseños. >>> es hora del noticiero más premiado del área de la bahía, noticias univisión 14 a las 11 >>> qué tal, muy buenas noches les saluda maría leticia gómez. >>> y león felipe gonzález, gracias por acompañarnos ♪. >>> en la plaza bolívar de caracas venezuela se congregaron los chavistas para demostrar su dolor después de la noticia del fallecimiento de hugo chávez >>> no estás muerto, hermano, tú eres mi alma. >>> el gobierno venezolano declaró 7 días de duelo nacional y la suspensión de clases hasta el próximo viernes . >>> y además en la academia militar tendrá lugar la ceremonia de despedida del jefe de estado. >>> desde caracas francisco urriezqueta nos pone al tanto de la situación en las calles

describes as nothing short of a dictator president hugo chavez. strong words from media organizations who already made up their minds about what type of leader chavez was so how did the same establishment press run in with the news of his death let's find out. who we were by now to the death of venezuelan president hugo chavez who lost his two year battle with cancer on tuesday he was a polarizing and outspoken figure you refer to the u.s. as the evil empire and famously branded u.s. president george w. bush as the devil during the address to the united nations and he warned his countrymen frequently of an impending u.s. invasion of venezuela adding to the tension was chavez's long list of dubious friends who's who of american enemies from mahmoud ahmadinejad in iran moammar gadhafi in libya and iraq's saddam hussein the price of his socialist agenda chavez himself term limits were abolished even his critics admit he could have gone on winning elections indefinitely his biggest failure may be his unilateral success a legacy of one before his death

. ♪ 3 amigos auto center >>> vamos al punto hugo chávez está muerto, y cuál es el futuro de venezuela, tenemos una entrevista con maría elena salinas. >>> y también desde venezuela está el conocido periodista nelson bocaranda que tenía información oficial de hugo chávez,nos habla de dónde sacaba las exclusivas. >>> tenemos una entrevista con el ex gobernador de la florida, jeff bush que habla con teresa rodríguez, de su nuevo libro "inmigration wars". >>> la ciudad de los Ángeles decidde quién será su nuevo alcalde, con nosotros está eric garzetti y nos cuenta cómo piensa ganar el voto hispano. >>> tambiÉn maría antonieta collins nos dice cómo va el proceso de elección del próximo papa y también si podemos ver un papa africano o de latinoamérica, comenzamos ♪. >>> vamos al punto con jorge ramos ♪. >>> vamos al punto hugo chávez murió y esa, esa es la noticia en venezuela y en el resto del mundo,más allá de la muerte de chávez, hay pocos detalles de su enfermedad, de cómo pasó sus últimos momentos y de los conflictos con su familia y colaboradores. >>> m

describes as nothing short of a dictate president hugo chavez. strong words from media organizations who had already made up their minds about what type of leader chavez was so how does the same establishment press run in with the news of his death let's find out. we run out to the death of venezuelan president hugo chavez who lost his two year battle with cancer on tuesday he was a polarizing and outspoken figure you refer to the u.s. as the evil empire and famously branded u.s. president george w. bush as the devil during addressing the united nations and he warned his countrymen frequently of an impending u.s. invasion of venezuela adding to the tension was chavez's long list of dubious friends who's who of american enemies from mahmoud ahmadinejad in iran moammar gadhafi in libya and iraq's saddam hussein the price of his socialist agenda chavez himself term limits were abolished even his critics admit he could have gone on winning elections indefinitely his biggest failure may be his unilateral success a legacy of one before his death critic

describes as nothing short of a dictator president hugo chavez. strong words from media organizations who had already made up their minds about what type of leader chavez was so how did the same establishment press run in with the news of his death to find out. we will run out to the death of venezuelan president hugo chavez who lost his two year battle with cancer on tuesday he was a polarizing and outspoken figure you refer to the u.s. as the evil empire and famously branded u.s. president george w. bush as the devil during addressing the united nations and he warned his countrymen frequently of an impending u.s. invasion of venezuela adding to the tension was chavez's long list of dubious friends who's who of american enemies from mahmoud ahmadinejad in iran moammar gadhafi in libya and iraq's saddam hussein the price of his socialist agenda chavez himself term limits were abolished even his critics admit he could have gone on winning elections indefinitely his biggest failure may be his unilateral success a legacy of one before his death criti

chavez. maybe now, central and south america will bring themselves back into a more flee trade group and more u.s. friendly group which would be very boon for the american people. we can buy their oil and natural gas. by the way, a lot of minerals, as well. >> they are very rich country in fuel. do you think this is an opportunity for the country. i know you worked with the state department. if you are the obama white house right now, what are you thinking. >> bob: first of all the longest death in the history of western civilization. it's been going on for two years. look, this is a country that is chock-full of natural resources. venezuela has been an ally of ours until chavez took over. there is strong opposition group that may have success at the polling place. chavez is one of the few guys who did not leave an heir apparent. that will be a problem for his people. >> let's pretend you are back if in the white house. how do you think the white house is reacting right now? >> dana: it will

. >>> la oposición rechaza , y acusan fraude constitucional , el presidente hugo chavez , artista , en testimonios exploraremos , como será el proceso para embalsamrlo la misa con chavez la oficia el cardenal que confronto al hombre en vida , escogera al papá empezemos . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> este es su noticiero univisión ,con jorge ramos . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> por la patria , venezuela tiene un presidente electo juramento en una sesion extraordinario , legislativa de venezuela , acto que ha hecho mucha controversia participación de oposicion al chavismo que , califican su que tal , buenas noches . >>> la juramentacion , muy intenso , funeral de estado . >>> acámparon por alrededores de la acádemia militar cxon siempre muchos dieron vida a su líder muerto . >>> dentro de la acádemia en capilla ardiente , el presidente nicolás maduro recibió la espada , de bolivar y la coloco sobre el feretro del presidente muerto , el propio presidente hugo chavez , designo a maduro como su sucesoir , 30 jefes de estado el primero raul castro junt

queremos. >>> viva chÁvez. >>> la semilla que chÁvez planÓo en este paÍs ha dado frutos, cambiar esto serÁ el desafÍo de la oposiciÓn. >>> chÁvez habra fallecido, sigue dando Órdenes, josÉ, esta noche nicolÁs maduro va a ser nombrado presidente encargado y el tribunal supremo de justicia dijo que va a poder aspirar a la presidencia sin tener que renunciar. la reacciÓn de los venezolanos estamos escuchando los cacerolazos, vamos a ver que pasa. >>> desde caracas, muchas gracias. la juramentaciÓn de nicolÁs maduro preocupa a la oposiciÓn, considera que es un paso violatorio de la constituciÓn venezolana, enrique capriles dijo que querÍa que el mundo supiera que esa juramentaciÓn era falsa. >>> diputados de oposiciÓn no aceptaron el nombramiento por parte del tribunal supremo de nicolÁs maduro como presidente encargado de venezuela, esto es inconstitucional segÚn los opositores. >>> la reacciÓn del gobernador de miranda no se hizo esperar. >>> nicolÁs, a ti no te eligieron presidente, el pueblo no votÓ por ti chico, vamos a tomar la decisiÓn en las prÓximas horas, l

>> (música) >> (música) >> (música) >> (♪)()(♪)() >>> vamos al punto hugo chávez está muerto, y cuál es el futuro de venezuela, tenemos una entrevista con maría elena salinas. >>> y también desde venezuela está el conocido periodista nelson bocaranda que tenía información oficial de hugo chávez,nos habla de dónde sacaba las exclusivas. >>> tenemos una entrevista con el ex gobernador de la florida, jeff bush que habla con teresa rodríguez, de su nuevo libro "inmigration wars". >>> la ciudad de los Ángeles decidde quién será su nuevo alcalde, con nosotros está eric garzetti y nos cuenta cómo piensa ganar el voto hispano. >>> tambiÉn maría antonieta collins nos dice cómo va el proceso de elección del próximo papa y también si podemos ver un papa africano o de latinoamérica, comenzamos ♪. >>> vamos al punto con jorge ramos ♪. >>> vamos al punto hugo chávez murió y esa, esa es la noticia en venezuela y en el resto del mundo,más allá de la muerte de chávez, hay pocos detalles de su enfermedad, de cómo pasó sus últimos momentos y de los conflictos con su fami

, y si pasaron vehÍculos gritando viva chÁvez. hay reacciones por este paÍses polarizaciÓn. que noyeo reflejan absolutamente lo que es ante el men>>>y si te sorprende ver tranquilidad en las calles de y es una zona donde siempre hicieron marchas, manifestaciones, es tablaque la gente pasa y comenta la situaciÓn pero no y no quita, no llopra brf cuando un lÍder fallecÓ, y en el oeste de caracas posiblemente veremos programa, y en lo que serÁ los actos de las exequias. habrÁ un despliegue para constar al par de primera malo, tras este anuncio que estÁ siendo digecontravhabÍa un pronunciamento de pae te los estudiantes, y habÍa otras manifestaciones en el paÍs. se habÍan encaminay a quiÉn le exigÍan que se pronunciara zvrp lo estaba ocurriendo, que dijeron la situaciÓn al naptar, ya sabiendo todo este hubo reacciÓn qu. y en y muchas fueron cas dcadlse te bsfe y aunque este ofrecimiento habÍa ocurrido anes mamsheo sdp y debemos llevarnos por la informaciÓn. . >>> gracias, por esa informaciÓn. >>> y para muchos venoz

how structures against mr motherhood are less the chavez candidate. having led the country for more than a decade chavez championed economic reform in use the country's oil wealth to fund it it's a huge oil producer in the nations that depend on its supplies will be nervously awaiting what happens next including the u.s. . takes a closer look at the industry's prospects but as whale has proven reserves of two hundred ninety seven billion barrels that's more than saudi arabia according to opec however the country is very dependent on oil wealth with oil bringing in one thousand five percent of export revenues after decades of under-investment venezuela's state oil company is in trouble chavez used it as a cash cow for his social spending programs even as reserves have increased and his rule production has fallen by twenty five percent the announced upcoming elections are being watched closely by oil companies across the world if chavez is vice president and announced access certain occulus madeira wins it's widely predicted things will continue much th

will try to turn back the clock i mean chavez may has made an impact. certainly it would be very difficult for them to turn back the clock but the same time the u.s. government has not done much to change relationships with with venezuela you know you could have said in two thousand and eight when obama into power that you could have expected some kind of improvement in relations and certainly that didn't happen because the continuing orientation especially with someone like hillary clinton as secretary of state that the orientation was toward getting rid of chavez as quickly as possible and any strategy really was was open and the reality was only that the strategy had failed in the past and so the strategy now under obama has been to fund actually with increasingly large amounts of money the venezuelan opposition to fund them openly and to hope that they would defeat this in an election which they still could not manage to do despite the money flowing in from washington and so no i'm sure that that's the obama administration's continuing orientation i

describes as nothing short of a dictator president hugo chavez. strong words from media organizations who already made up their minds about what type of leader chavez was so how does the same establishment press run in with the news of his death to find out. we run out of the death of venezuelan president hugo chavez who lost his two year battle with cancer on tuesday he was a polarizing and outspoken figure you refer to the us as the evil empire and famously branded u.s. president george w. bush as the devil during addressing the united nations and he warned his countrymen frequently of an impending u.s. invasion of venezuela adding to the tension was chavez's long list of dubious friends who's who of american enemies from mahmoud ahmadinejad in iran moammar gadhafi in libya and iraq's saddam hussein the price of his socialist agenda. has himself term limits were abolished even his critics admit he could have gone on winning elections indefinitely his biggest failure may be his unilateral success a legacy of one before his death critics said chav

will try to turn back the clock i mean chavez may has made an impact. certainly it would be very difficult for them to turn back the clock but at the same time the u.s. government has not done much to change relationships with venezuela you know you could have said in two thousand and eight when obama into power that you could have expected some kind of improvement in relations and certainly that didn't happen because the continuing orientation especially with someone like hillary clinton as secretary of state the orientation was toward getting rid of chavez as quickly as possible in any strategy really was was open and the reality was only that the strategy had failed in the past and so the strategy now under obama has been to fund actually with increasingly large amounts of money the venezuelan opposition to fund them openly and to hope that they would defeat chavez in an election which they still could not manage to do despite the money flowing in from washington and so no i'm sure that that's the obama administration's continuing orientation is that

de chávez, pero ya tiene nuevo mandatario, fue juramentado, donde declararon que pudo ser juramentado. >> juro a nombre de la lealtad más absoluta al comandante hugo chávez que cumpliremos y haremos cumplir la constitucion bolivariana >> después de varios días sin pronunciase, henrique caprile radonski rompe el silencio dicendo que esto es una violancion a la constutucion >> nicolás, a ti no te eligieron presidente >> la muerte de chávez es aprovechada por sus colaboradores según capriles. >> es el colmo que un día como hoy ustedes despachen una sentencia donde ustedes nombran, presidente, comandante en jefe, todos los que hicieron ¿cual es el miedo? >> pero el presidente encargado no se inmuta y ya se instauró en el cargo con nuevas decisiones >> designar para el cargo constuticional de vicepresidente al compañero jorge arriaza, ministro de ciencia y tecnologia >> el segundo al mando es el esposo de la hija de chávez, pero será solo por 30 días, maduro convocó a elecciones, llamo al consejo electoral que le ponga fecha a los comicios, el mismo día que chávez recibio

, pero el ambiente es distinto, ni celebran ni protestan >>t engo respeto a la muerte de chávez, fue un líder para los venezolano. >> tamayo dice que no comparte chávez, pero será elegido presidente >> tristemente, siendo de oposición será elegido >> su amiga ana sanchez también piensa lo mismo >> no se puede hacer nada con el pueblo, es mayoria >> les ha costado sangre y dolor, en diciembre de 2002 fueron asesinados 3 opositores, miguel marino, opositor al gobierno de hugo chávez, no considera que henrique caprile radonski no sea el más adecuado para postularse contra nicolás maduro. >> cuando fue candidato me gustó, pero en este momento no es lo que le conviene a venezuela. >> ¿por qué? >> es otra etapa, es otra dificultad, son otros momentos, muy diferentes >> ¿que tipo de vida necesita venezuela? >> alguien que llame al dialogo, un líder que en vez de ofender trate de agrupar las personas, colaborar más, limar las asperezas >> henry ojeda fue uno de los universitarios que protestaron de la falta de información de la salud de chávez, el esta convencido de un nuevo

chavez even accused the george w. bush administration of supporting an attempted coup against his regime in 2002 which the u.s. denied. and in 2006 chavez solidified those bad relations when he famously came to the u.n. and in a speech, identified president bush with satan. >> yesterday the devil came here. right here. it smells of sulfur, still today. >> john: tonight president obama released a statement on chavez's death that reads in part... >> john: at home cha ez was definitely and deliberately polarizing figure, much loved by the poor whom he cultivated with subsidies and much despised by the middle and upper classes whom he baited with glee. i'm thrilled to be joined by former u.s. ambassador to venezuela, mexico and zambia who retired with the state department's highest rank, career ambassador and is senior counselor to the cohen group and by nicholas nikolas kozloff the challenge to the united states. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us this evening. >> good evening. >> john: let me start with you, am

and who go chavez is a subject of our online poll on r.t. dot com or us what you think will happen after the death of a charismatic venezuelan president so far a large majority think the country will carry on as before forty two percent second place people think it will fall to the opposition backed by the west eighteen percent think the country will descend into chaos the last of all the responses that say venezuela will become more moderate well what do you think log on to argue dot com and cast your vote. meanwhile a decades long cease fire between north and south korea could cease to exist pyongyang lashing out at its southern neighbor and the u.s. of a looming american backed sanctions we find out why this time china is backing washington over its traditional ally that's still to come stay with us. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images are world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. thanks for staying with us here on r t fourteen minutes past the hour now with every

backed opposition to overturn chavez's policies. despite his lack of charisma in comparison to chad asthma duro is in many ways a very very popular figure in venezuela and one who would naturally win election in the new presidential elections were it not for meddling from the united states i do think that there are coming they're coming generation of leaders inspired by and brought up in the system the hope is that the progress that was made under the chavez government has now been institutionalized that it was not simply held together by the power of the character of charges but rather that it is now forming the bedrock of venezuela and that venezuelan politics and institutions will be for ever shaped by chavez rather than simply held together by him and we heard from adrian an argentinean political commentator who thinks the real challenge to those who want there will be a real challenge for those who want chavez's legacy to live on. my little will be obvious to fish a list candidate and he stands aside certainly stands a very goo

describes as nothing short of a dictator president hugo chavez. strong words from media organizations who had already made up their minds about what type of leader chavez was so how did the same establishment press run in with the news of his death let's find out. who we were by now to the death of venezuelan president hugo chavez who lost his two year battle with cancer on tuesday he was a polarizing and outspoken figure you refer to the u.s. as the evil empire and famously branded u.s. president george w. bush as the devil during the address to the united nations and he warned his countrymen frequently of an impending u.s. invasion of venezuela adding to the tension was chavez's long list of dubious friends who's who of american enemies from mahmoud ahmadinejad in iran moammar gadhafi in libya and iraq's saddam hussein the price of his socialist agenda. was himself term limits were abolished even his critics admit he could have gone on winning elections indefinitely his biggest failure may be his unilateral success a legacy of one before his dea

what did chavez mean for the venezuelan people? >> there's before chavez and afterchavez. he was a great team for the poor people and he was the hope that they didn't have. he was the familia for all these poor people. that's why they were crying because he really touched him and touched more than the poor. he touched a lot of people with his sentiment and desire to give them solutions to the problems. maybe he didn't accomplish all those solutions. his successor will inherit some of those big problems that he left but he was a great charismatic leader. >> there's no doubt that all of the displace of grief i've seen here have been very genuine. what happens next the for the people of venezuela? what is their future? >> the future with the president, his successor has not the charisma. his campaign will be this funeral, these emotions. the emotion part of the people is not the reason. and then they will have to confront the problems that chavez left. the economy, the prices of many things going up. the dollar -- you know, the increase of inflation has been terrible and will

chavez dies at the age of fifty eight full of an almost two year fight against cancer. now chavez has gone the nation's dependent on venezuela's vast oil reserves are wondering how supplies will be affected and whether they can get a bigger slice. egypt's president considers taking full military control of the rest of city of poor saeed after days of clashes resulting hundreds of injuries and at least five deaths. on the prata live a bank of bonuses in europe sees britain routed a desperate defense of the lavish executive pay outs in london's last great industry. you're watching all it's a lie from the heart of moscow it's three pm in the russian capital now our top story seven days of mourning have been declared in venezuela following the death of president hugo chavez after he lost an almost two year battle with cancer the charismatic leader had suffered a number of health complications after returning from his latest round of treatment in cuba words of sympathy poured in from across the world president vladimir putin sent sincere condolences along with other latin am

¡viva chavez! >>> esté fue el tocado por la orquesta y ahora está el vice presidente que ahora será el presidente encargado nicolás maduro y ahora nos acompaña nuestro compañero felix mientras estamos en está conferencia del presidente hugo chavez . >>> y que es lo primero que destacamos?. >> > bueno esté funeral de estado es el primer acto de campaña y nicolás maduro está presente en el primerp funeral de campaña y ya se está planeando lo que sigue que es ¿como mantener el chavismo en el poder?. >>> lo que viene para nicolás maduro es muy comprometedor es muy exigente y hoy es la gubernamentacion como presidente encargado, escuchemos. (♪ ♪). >>> el padre simon bolivar. >> > exactamente es como un simbolo y ayer dijeron que hay que emepzar hablar de chavismo y tiene que seguir. >>> y ahora originalmente han hablado de enterrar a chavez junto al libertador y ahora se decide embalsamarlo. >>> (aplausos). (♪ ♪). sin imaganes super fuertes y de la espada de libertador. >> > así

death of chavez she hard line as chavez is. only upside is, it's hard to maintain a revolution without the charismatic leader like chavez himself. without him they may succeed in holding on in this election, it's unlikely that his movement will not dissolve. in the end it's unsustainable and it's quite a cruel system that he initiated in his country. >> and latin american diplomat said it will be a challenging time. they have big economic challenges and election within 30 days. that is what the constitution calls for. what about the relationship between the u.s. and what the obama administration may or may not try to do? >> i don't think it's ungracious first of all to call him a thug. he was a totalitarian thug. he was anti-democratic. he was a human rights abuser and not a friend of the united states. so, at a bare minimum we have the hope of possibly having somebody that we can work with. i'm not saying it looks great but we know status quo this was somebody that united states couldn't deal with. this is very important count

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. >> chavez te amaré por siempre, que viva maduro, porque después de muerto, chavez! >> el gobierno extendio el tributo a chavez. >> analistas dicen que el candidato oficialista puede ganar, volvemos contigo felix. >> durante años se pensó que los venenzolanos volverian a su país en el caso de que hugo chavez no estuviera pero las cosas si parecen que no cambiarian a corto plazo. >> es la 3era bala bencida, pero ninguno dio cambio a largo y a corto plazo, pero el grito popular. >> te devolverias a venvenezuela ? completamente segura. >> en venezuela es periodista, lleva 5 años en miami, será congruente. >> no hablo ingles, no trabajo en mi profesion, prefiero estar allá con mi gente. >> algunos ven en esto unas elecciones transparentes y un futuro mejor. >> es el caso de bratriz fernandez el chavismo sin chavez no triunfara. >> pienso en mi hijo que ahora me da miedo que vaya a la escuela, que los padres letemen a los hijos, que cualquiera compra una pisyttola. >> 2012 la mesa de la unidad democrática se les pregunto si regresaria a su patria, el 95% dice lo mi

chavez used wealth. the question is will the next leader try to do the same thing or again lacking the personal history and the personality of chavez, even if they have a relevant consistent priorities. >> let's go back to shasta darlington, our correspondent in caracas. have you sensed the mood on the streets now that the vice president has confirmed that hugo chavez has died? what's been the reaction on the streets? >> reporter: wolf, you can hear it. in fact, when the announcement was being made, you could hear some cars beeping their horns. and i think there has been this tension over the last 24 hours. and even before that with a lot of critics especially demanding more details about his health. officials have repeatedly said that he wasn't doing well and fighting for his life. are they lying to us, is he already dead? and even support ares saying that we need to see him, hear him. we don't really know that he's really in charge. we spoke to some supporters who said i'm a chavez supporter. until he

its new president in mid april while the country still mourning the death of its longtime leader hugo chavez. free at last u.n. peacekeepers taken hostage by syrian rebels in the rights have been released and the jordanian government. coming off the big picture with thom hartmann stay with us. you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous i'd like i don't get any i mean. i know that i'm seriously really messed up. in the all original personally apologize it's. a little worse if you're going to. lie down sort of a. radio guy and four minutes from me. i want you to watch what we're about to give you never seen anything like this until. it's gone on guys i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set if you flown at all since nine eleven and you probably know that the airport experience is essentially hell on earth first it was our shoes then it was the liquids hell even bands snow globes after twelve years of harassment and dehumanizing screening methods all to protect us from the big bad terrorists guess what now we're being told that

well i think chavez obviously there's been a strong emphasis on chavez as the leader of the latin american left but you know these are national governments which also respond to their national priorities and national sensitivities so certainly chavez is going to be a significant loss in terms of the initiatives of the dialogue which has been so binding for the latin american presidents but overall i think that there will be this sense that latin america has to move on the legacy of chavez will remain but ultimately the region will move ahead julia box and senior research fellow at the university bradford thank you very much for your time and we're interested in your view and what awaits venezuela next year you can head to our web site r.t. dot com and vote in our poll and you can let us know what you think will happen following the death of who goes chavez and here's how pinion is divided so far almost half believe that country will carry on as. before led by the vice president you can see there in the blue forty six percent around a third say venezuela might fall into the opposition hands

hutto chavez dies at fifty eight after an almost two year battle with cancer. egypt's president considers taking full military control of the restive city of port said aid after three days of clashes between protesters and police these more than fifty wounded. the fight over banker bonuses in europe seas of britain eroded and mounting a last defense of the lavish executive pay outs in london's last great industry. palestinian protesters in the line of fire as israeli security forces are accused of resorting to live ammo as a method of crowd control. noon in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r.t. as we continue our breaking news coverage that is wales longstanding president hu go chavez has died after losing a battle against cancer that lasted almost two years the charismatic outspoken leaders suffered a number of health complications after returning from his latest round of treatment in cuba seven days of mourning have started in a country where millions are grieving words of condolence have been coming in from around the world including from

chavez lives because i am chavez and most of us are chavez. long live chavez. >> for years, the paratrooper held sway over venezuela. he pumped billions from his country's oil revenues into social projects and when the adoration of the poor. on the global stage, he allied himself with iran and others from the united states. his last foreign trip was to cuba where he underwent intensive cancer treatment. leaders from all over latin america were the first to come to caracas to pay tribute. among them, the president of uruguay, argentina as francis, and the leader of bolivia. >> sadly, we have lost a leader. for me, he continues as commander of the liberating forces of america and of the world, of the anti-imperialist forces antisocialist people. >> germany's foreign minister said chavez's death offered the chance for change in venezuela and of the help of his government. >> the country plays a very important role in latin america. democracy and freedom are the right way to unlock venezuelas full potential. >> for now, venezuela is in seven days

after a long battle with cancer chavez's passing at fifty eight has left the country a key regional player in political limbo and is also likely to cause many consequences are brought to discuss all this with me in the studio. recently returned from venezuela we'll also take an in-depth analysis of the world's economic reaction to chavez's death in a few moments time the first artie's. is in caracas and tells us more about how the news of the president's death as we met in his country. when israel is now grieving the loss of its charismatic leader sawzall hugo chavez supporters have taken to the streets across the country and the seven day mourning period has been declared the president of venezuela died on tuesday afternoon nearly two years after being diagnosed with cancer fighting back two years why is president nicolas maduro announced the news describing chavez dead as intensely painful and he's through tragedy for the country when as well as mildred t.v. life on state television to pledge their loyalty to my new role who chavez named as he's successor one of the world's best k

de la acadÉmica, en un adornado ataÚd chÁvez luce su boina roja. importando la banda de las milicias, muchos vinieron a despedirse. >>> estaba enterito, no como dicen esos vagabundos que chÁvez tiene un pedazo quitado. >>> maduro dijo que serÁ trasladado al cuartel 4 de febrero. hasta que el lugar especial esÉe listo. sus seguidores dicen que merecen que sus restos descansen en el panteÓn. >>> este viernes se celebraran actos de funerales, 22 jefes de estados estÁn ya. entre ellos cristina kirchner de argentina, dilma rousseff de brasil. tambiÉn el presidente iranÍ. y el caso de la uniÓn soviÉtica que hacÍa lo mismo con sus lideres. >>> quÉ impacto puede tener esta decisiÓn? sabemos que los chavistas lo quieren mucho, quÉ impacto tiene en una sociedad cristiana como esta? >>> es algo que no se tiene precedente, quizÁs en el caso de simÓn bolÍvar, pero esto sorprendiÓ a los venezolanos, y esta es una sociedad fracturada, imponer a ese 45% una imposiciÓn de esto es realmente sorprendente. >>> una gran sorpresa para muchos. veremos l

will try to turn back the clock i mean chavez may has made an impact. certainly it would be very difficult for them to turn back the clock but at the same time the u.s. government has not done much to change relationships with venezuela you know you could have said in two thousand and eight when obama into power that you could have expected some kind of improvement in relations and certainly that didn't happen because the continuing orientation especially with someone like hillary clinton as secretary of state the orientation was toward getting rid of chavez as quickly as possible in any strategy really was was open and the reality was only that the strategy had failed in the past and so the strategy now under obama has been to fund actually with increasingly large amounts of money the venezuelan opposition to fund them openly and to hope that they would defeat this in an election which they still could not manage to do despite the money flowing in from washington and so no i'm sure that that's the obama administration's continuing orientation is that n

la farc. >>> ¿como serÁ el futuro de venezuela sin hugo chÁvez?. tenemos con nosotros a diego arias. crÍtico del chavismo, gracias por estar con nosotros seÑor. >>> muchas gracias por tenerme esta noche. >>> la primera pregunta es su paÍs lo que ve es una oposiciÓn donde no se le escucha nada en estas Últimas horas. >>> venezuela vive una circunstancia que no conozco otra sociedad, un gobierno de facto, un presidente que no sabemos realmente cuando llegÓ, muriÓ, solamente lo saben los cubanos en una situaciÓn donde se profundidad la ilegitimidad del gobierno. nombrando a un vice presidente nombrandose presidente encargado todo ante el tribunal supremo de justicia que avala y un ministro de defensa que dijo que las fuerzas armadas estÁn para apoyar a nicolÁs maduro porque son socialistas. >>> no parece haber esperanza que en 30 dÍas puedan ocurrir elecciones sin ningÚn tipo de presiÓn de un lado u el otro. creo que va a ser difÍcil en 30 dÍas. >>> la primera reflexiÓn es que a ver si tenemos elecciones, este tipo de actos que estÁ h

will try to turn back the clock i mean chavez may has made an impact. certainly it would be very difficult for them to turn back the clock but at the same time the u.s. government has not done much to change relationships with venezuela you know you could have said in two thousand and eight when obama into power in that you could have expected some kind of improvement in relations and certainly that didn't happen because the continuing orientation especially with someone like hillary clinton as secretary of state the orientation was toward getting rid of chavez as quickly as possible and any strategy really was was open and the reality was only that the strategy had failed in the past and so the strategy now under obama has been to fund actually with increasingly large amounts of money the venezuelan opposition to fund them openly and to hope that they would defeat chavez in an election which they still could not manage to do despite the money flowing in from washington and so no i'm sure that that's the obama administration's continuing orientation is

chavez's policy and of course the tricolors of the venezuelan flag and pictures of him across the city and you know it's quite. in a way quiet and musing will perhaps a little sadder than that say hey some people in sections of the mainstream media ridicule the fact that millions of people are queuing to just get a glimpse of the president you know these are some kind of brainwashed people oh you know it kind of fits into this narrative that hugo chavez is this dictator was tyrant that brainwashed the venezuelan people you know if we wanted to play that game we could it's if we wanted to residual instead people you know we often see in places like the united states or london people queuing for kilometers outside shopping centers when a new sale is about to begin and they wait for hours and hours until the shop opens and then there's a sometimes of violence on peace that we could raise if you will that and instead say well actually it's quite humbling to see millions of people queuing to get a glimpse of the man who actually for them they say transformed their lives you know he did have

be chavez's policy and of course the tricolors of the venezuelan flag and pictures of him across the city and you know it's quite. in a way quiet and musing will pass a little sadder than that say hey some people in sections of the mainstream media ridicule the fact that millions of people are queuing to just get a glimpse of the president you know these are some kind of brainwashed people oh you know it kind of fits into this narrative that hugo chavez is this dictator was tyrant that brainwashed the venezuelan people you know if we wanted to play that game we could if we wanted to resist you instead people you know we often see in places like the united states or london people queuing for kilometers outside shopping centers when a new sale is about to begin and they wait for hours and hours until the shop opens and then there's a sometimes of violence on pain so we could ridicule that and instead say well actually it's quite humbling to see millions of people queue to get a glimpse of the man who actually for them they say transformed their lives you know he did poverty in venezuel

chavez lives! the struggle continues! long live hugo chavez! long live our people! long live unity and love! commander, we will continue to triumph, and one word to victory.>> today on c-span, oak : -- "washington journal." followed by president obama and president netanyahu. next, the economy added more than 230,000 jobs in february and the unemployment rate dropped to 7.7%. we will talk with an economics reporter. followed by a look at engaging young voters with andy mccracken. mccracken.

will try to turn back the clock i mean chavez may has made an impact. certainly it would be very difficult for them to turn back the clock but at the same time the u.s. government has not done much to change relationships with venezuela you know you could have said in two thousand and eight when obama into power that you could have expected some kind of improvement in relations and certainly that didn't happen because the continuing orientation especially with someone like hillary clinton as secretary of state the orientation was toward getting rid of chavez as quickly as possible and any strategy really was was open and the reality was only that the strategy had failed in the past and so the strategy now under obama has been to fund actually with increasingly large amounts of money the venezuelan opposition to fund them openly and to hope that they would defeat this in an election which they still could not manage to do despite the money flowing in from washington and so no i'm sure that that's the obama administration's continuing orientation is that

this is one of the papers with a big picture of chavez. another one as the main headline of the erainning without chavez." and another paper has a huge picture of him as well. this is very much a country that is really trying to come to grips with what is going on, what happened yesterday, and it a is a very somber mood as people are coming out to show their passion for their president that so many people here loved so much. >> venezuelans are mourning the death of hugo chavez. thank you very much. there's been reaction around the world to news of his debts. barack obama says the u.s. is interested in starting a new relationship with venezuela. president obama said, "this challenging time of the passing of president chavez, the u.s. reaffirms its support for the venezuelan people and its interest in developing a constructive relationship with the venezuelan government." committedates remains to policies that promote democratic principles, the rule of law, and respect for human rights." iran has declared a day of mourning in honor of the de

so, where does chavez lie? i think the first question that i think a lot of people want to litigate, rightly so, is on this line between absolute authoritarian, totalitarian state with secret service and people in guchlt logs and i don't know our most shining example of democracy, scanned naif scan da naif va, don't know, but what should we call chavez, the political system he helped shape which was different upon his exit in terms of constitution, term limits, et cetera, number of houses in the legislature which were shrunk from two to one. what do we call that? how should we think about what that is? >> i would say it's work in progress. as you mentioned, he takes power in 1999 after being swept into office after prior content with prior government, liberal, two-party democracy. oil refuse news were distributed even with a semblance of equality. he begins to implement a process he called participatory democracy. at the heart of it were two questions, who controls the oil industry and to what uses are the reve

they have come out time and time again over the last fourteen years that chavez has been in power i mean every single time that chavez came out to speak in public in a public open space millions of people would come to him and now it's impossible for leaders like the united states president barack obama with a british prime minister david cameron to come out into an open space in front of millions of people is simply too much of a security threat in contrast this lead to hugo chavez who is being called a dictator and a tyrant who was hated supposedly by many people can could come out in front of millions of people with absolutely no security threat whatsoever so that should tell you something quite powerful actually coming to your question about the controversy surrounding the death of hugo chavez of course when hugo chavez was diagnosed with count cancer he famously accused at the time there were several cases of latin american presidents who are generally following a kind of progressive sort of politics you know and there's generally been a lot of cooperation between progressive l

we begin with breaking news out of venezuela where president hugo chavez has died chavez was venezuela's president for over fourteen years the fifty eight year old socialist leader was battling cancer since two thousand and eleven he was a charismatic and controversial figure who clashed with the united states are to correspondent megan lopez takes a look back now on his legacy. a human a soldier and a revolutionary three words this controversial figure used to answer the question who is hugo chavez beyond the myths and rumors one thing remains steadfast his adamant opposition to what he called yankee imperialism we want a balanced world a multiple or world to put an end to this era of imperialism when many world leaders were willing to take u.s. assertions at face value chavez had no problem questioning us talking points us entered iraq on us lied about bolivia they lie for a lot of causes and about chavez himself he said that the us lives so many times people actually started to believe it the most pernicious that i have my dictatorship if they keep calling me that then of course it's

a la familia de chavez frias y al pueblo venezolano... toplive cesar ---estas son imagenes en vivo via satelite desde caracas, capital de venezuela, donde personas simpatizantes al chavismo continuan haciendo presencia en las calles de esa ciudad... ---desde los primeros minutos en que se informo sobre la muerte del mandatario, sus simpatizantes salieron a mostrar su apoyo... blanca ---esta es la principal historia del dia en latinoamerica.. cesar ---el vicepresident e de venezuela confirmo esta tarde la muerte del presidente hugo chavez.. take vo with half slab --- a las 16 horas con 25 minutos hora local, nicolas maduro en cadena nacional informo al pueblo de venezuela el fallecimiento de chavez.. ---el funcionario dijo que chavez batallo por casi dos aÑos con una enfermedad... ---ahora, tras la muerte de chavez, se convocara a nuevas elecciones en el pais sudamericano. .. ---por supuesto esta noche continuaremo s nuestra cobertura especial... cesar ---recuerde que continuamos trabajando para informarle en vivo a las once.. take vo ---