so did q was economy that was cuba last been crisis in the 2000 cuba found a new friend in venezuela and benefited from dirt cheap, venezuela oil to use and re sell but oil shipments are way down because of us sanctions and the collapse of venezuela's economy and an oil sector and it's left cuba struggling to keep the lights on. no more power or i can use the radio if, if you would review waste that happened because the economy has been so bad for years. many cubans have relied on remittances. money sent from their relatives abroad, especially those in the us. and that's an important source of dollars for the cuban economy to. but even that tap isn't flowing like it used to under president trump, companies like western union were banned from sending cash because they work with the bank in cuba owned by the military. so that dried up a big source of cash and cubans can hardly rely on their own currency the best. so just can't buy them what they need. got even worse when the government de valued the past. so back in january as part of a major currency reform would have created an enorm

this is rare for cuba. people daring to protest all the streets and online little one of them we, we met his own food of the what's going wrong. why are things worse than ever? and where does the us fit in? for after 60 years of communism, it's hard to know just how many cubans still support the revolutionary ideals of fidel castro. are no free elections are independent holes. the state controls the media and shuts down the internet when it wants. all we know is what we're seeing and hearing. and in july, when thousands of cubans marched and protest, they were chatting, things like, oh, and also this ah, the john is from the song least a few months ago. a song that's become the soundtrack to people's frustrations, a spin on fidel castro's venus logan web that i want to do with people are tired not only of the situation, but oh, so tired of listening to the same things all over again. the system right now isn't working for anyone. so let's get into some of the main reasons why. starting with the absolute ess

el epicentro de caravanas de cubanos en el país >> el pueblo de cuba no está solo >> muchos hogares de muchos cubanos para impedir >> prisioneros políticos del 11 de julio de mil que encarcelaron >> la caravana comenzó con la participación dos los exildos >> 54 años aquí porque yo no voy si la cuba no es libre >> 43 años mi corazón está en cuba >>líderes de países como nicaragua méxico italia pidieron la convocatoria >> están arriesgando todo en cuba >> 200 vehículos convocados al destino final al centro de la ciudad de miami se tomaron calles de la avenida para llegar a la torre de libertad donde llegaron flotillas de embarcaciones portaban la rosa blanca símbolo le envían mensaje >> estados unidos tiene que entender que cuba es el cáncer más malo que hay en latinoérica >> los organizadores dicen que más de 100 organizaciones cubanas piden el cese a la represión >> la tragedia por la estampida humana en el festival de houston sumó la décima víctima el niño de 9 años que desde la misma noche de los hechos estaba en estado de coma fue aplastado por la multitu

so did q was economy that was cuba last big crisis in the 2000 cuba found a new friend in venezuela and benefited from dirt cheap venezuelan oil to use and re sell when oil shipments are way down. because of us sanctions and the collapse of venezuela economy and oil factor, and it's left cuba struggling to keep the lights on. no more power or live action. if the very of it you with that happen, because the economy has been so bad for years, many cubans have relied on remittances. money sent from their relatives abroad, especially those in the us. and that's an important source of dollars for the cuban economy to. but even that top isn't flowing like it used to under president trump, companies like western union were banned from sending cash because they work with a bank in cuba owned by the military. so that dried up a big source of cash and cubans can hardly rely on their own currency the best. so just can't buy them what they need. got even worse when the government, the valued the pesa back in january as part of a major currency reform would have created an enormous inflation. so the

talentos locales gracias por su sintonía nos vemos a las 11 ♪♪ >> creo que estamos viviendo días feos en cuba >> sin salida así se encontró el accionista yunior garcía el régimen le envió mensaje con simpatizantes del gobierno que rodearon su casa buenas tardes se eleva la tensión ante las marchas para mañana en la isla alertó contra el rrégimen e estados unidos y el mundo esta es nuestra noticia principal además este domingo joe biden y su equipo de gobierno la inflación más alta en tres décadas le pasan factura en la mira el aumento de contagiados de covid-19 en estados unidos genera preocupación como ha pasado en la pandemia la tendencia sigue el patrón en europa donde al momento las cifras no son nada alentadoras mediador de lujo el comisionado facilita la propuesta de matrimonio a uno de sus agentes y en su propia oficina >> noticias telemundo >> les saluda carrillo faltan horas para la marcha por el cambio en cuba docenas de ciudades en el mundo pero el gobierno de cuba tuvo su choque garcía denuncio que agentes de seguridad le bloquearon su departamento impiendole salir

it's not working in cuba. most farmers feel dependent on the state embed have not perch that sector from fulfilling the needs of 11000000 euro. what all this means is that cuba kept feed itself. the state has to import something like 70 percent of food, and that has got even more expensive. in the last year, global prices jumped 40 percent because of the pandemic now to buy food on the international market. human needs foreign currency, but it doesn't have much of that. and there's a whole bunch of reasons for it. mismanagement by the country's leaders for sure. but also us embargo, which those same leaders have consistently blamed for the terrible state of the economy. long time ago, they won't come at all, she would be better, maybe one more go to you, isn't vargo. i think it has to affect. one is the real effect on the other one is the way it, sir. authorities, i saw some excuse to leave a there all responsibility. a full train embargo was 1st imposed by president kennedy after fidel castro seized power in

s 15 de noviembr.e amordazada y vigilada, toda la de cuba para evita rlas convocatorias contra el regimen. el pequeño de 9 año, aplastados en la avalancha. me estoy postundo para gobernador de texas. >> cada parte del estado de texas >> (hablan en inglés) quiere ser el próximoobernador de texas , el excongresista postula para telemundo hoy nos adelanta lo esencial de su programa político , autoridades británicas llaman héroe a un taxista de liverpool que evitó un accidente , la policía inglesa lo califica de incidente terrorista , el aislamiento de la selva peruana , no impide que los niños del territorio de (...) hayan sido reconocidos como escritores de su lengua , les cuento sobre su vida cotidiana >> [♪ ♪] >> buenas tardes , gracias por estar con nosotros , en esta edición de noticias telemundo mediodía , les saluda felicidad , agitación hoy en cuba dentro y fuera de la isl , el gobierno ha hecho todo para que no hayan protestas pero afuera muchos cubanos levantan su voz para pedirle el fin de la dictadura lo más cerc en miami lourdes está ahí , buenasardes te escu

this does not surprise in cuba. they are carson all corners in groups at the bottom of my building by the stairs. he's a member of archie pierre, legal and movement with more than 30000 members, organized on social media. it grew out of spontaneous mass protests in july, calling for greater democracy. you authorities arrested several 100 activists. ah president miguel diaz canal. thank supporters for defending cuba and said they just wanted to live in peace. we are seeking the improvement of our society defending emancipation, defending socialism, and condemning campaigns to subvert internal order the media campaign against cuba, against peace in cuba, and against the blockade. the president declared the plan mart is illegal, same the united states and anti cuban groups. florida, who behind the protest movement is a claim denied by the activists who say repression, feely recourse. the government has left that the government has the clear it black and white for the 1st time in many years that in cuba you can not acce

this does not surprise in cuba. they are carson all corners in groups at the bottom of my building by the stairs. he's a member of archie pierre, legal and movement with more than 30000 members, organized on social media. it grew out of spontaneous mass protest in july, calling for greater democracy. you authorities arrested several 100 activists. ah president miguel diaz canal. thank supporters for defending cuba and said they just wanted to live in peace. we are seeking the improvement of our society defending emancipation, defending socialism, and condemning campaigns to subvert internal order the media campaign against cuba, against peace in cuba, and against the blockade. the president declared the plan mart is illegal, same the united states and anti cubic groups in florida with in the protest movement is a claim denied by the activists who say repression, the silly recourse the government has left, that the government has the clear it, black and white for the 1st time in many years that in cuba, you can not a

patricia: quÉ dicen los exiliados sobre esta manifestaciÓn en cuba? >> ellos insisten en que hay mucha dificultad en las comunicaciones. algunos pueden participar colocando estas sÁbanas blancas. pueden grabar lo que se estÁ viviendo en las calles de cuba. patricia: vamos a cambiar de tema. un estudio mostrÓ que los antidepresivos pueden reducir el riesgo de muerte por covid— 19. estas personas tenÍan un 28 por ciento menos de posibilidad de morir coronavirus. se cree que esto se debe a que los antidepresivos reduce las inflamaciones que causa el covid. ahora que se acercan las fiestas de fin de aÑo muchos tenemos laÍnez de reunirnos en familia y con amigos. los vacunados podemos disfrutar de un tÍpico dÍa de acciÓn de gracias y en reuniones con las personas mÁs queridas, instÓ a que tengamos cuidado en entornos pÚblicos abarrotados. la defensa y la fiscalÍa emitieron sus alegatos finales contra un hombre acusado de herir a dos personas en una propuesta. lalo arellano nos explica lo que ocurriÓ en la corte. galo: dos semanas intensas p

, against peace in cuba. and against the blockade, the president declared, the plan mart is illegal, same, the united states and anti cuban groups in florida were behind the protest movement . it's a claim denied by the activists who say, repression, theory, recourse, the government has left that the government has the clear it, black and white for the 1st time in many years, that in cuba, you can not accept size any a ride, even human rights if you are going to use it against the political model against us for cuba has decreed that it's model of socialism should remain forever. however, increasing numbers of younger cubans a challenging that assertion and say that if they come march, they will find alternative ways of making their voices heard. and you shimla al jazeera. meanwhile, outside of cuba, protestors took to the straits in support of cubans. in mexico's capital, people demonstrated outside the cuban embassy and were pro an anti government raney's. an american journalist, imprisoned in monmouth, almo

this does not surprise in cuba. they are causing all corners in groups at the bottom of my building by the stay. so he's a member of archie pierre, legal and movement with more than 30000 members, organized on social media. it grew out of spontaneous mass protest in july cooling for greater democracy. your thirties, arrested several 100 activists. ah president miguel diaz canal. thank supporters for defending cuba and said they just wanted to live in peace. we are seeking the improvement of our society defending emancipation, defending socialism, and condemning campaigns to subvert internal older the media campaign against cuba, against peace in cuba, and against the blockade. the president declared the plan mart is illegal, same the united states and anti cubic groups. florida, who behind the protest movement is a claim denied by the activists who say repression, the recourse, the government has left, that the government has the clear it black and white for the 1st time in many years . that in cuba, you can not acc

¿regreso a cuba? yotuel: no ha regresado. raÚl: nuestro programa se ve clandestinamente en cuba. ¿quÉ les quiere decir? yotuel: decirles que el tiempo se estÁ acercando. yo sÉ que en el 22 se va de ——destrancar. Íbamos a poderle rezar adiÓs desde cuba. lili: en el 22, es nuestra esperanza. [aplausos] >> el 22 es importante. raÚl: la canciÓn, aparte de todo lo que se hablÓ... la entrevista que te hice en la alfombra fue una noticia irracional porque en venezuela interrumpieron da programaciÓn. no pusieron la parte donde ustedes hablaban de todo esto. lili: tÚ me dijiste que querÍas cantar en una cuba libre. yotuel: yo sÉ que sÍ porque yo sÉ que los cubanos estamos preparados. yo siento que cuba estÁ lista. raÚl: muchas felicidades. lili: sÉ que no has parado. tienes planes nuevos y discos nuevos.... ya regresarÁs todos: "patria y vida". raÚl: vamos a una pausa y regresamos... >> no me quiero quedar afuera de la causa. quiero unirme. mi pequeÑo aporte para ti. "patria y vida". ¡se acabÓ! lili: vamos a desear un feliz cumpleaÑos para laura leÓn. raÚl: �

wanted him now to go into cuba. now they kennedy was out of the way. so johnson, it was a hot potato and at that point, he created the warren commission to deflect the whole thing and he put pressure on judge or a warren to take the job. we didn't want the job because he said, if you don't take this thing when we're facing a nuclear war with, with russia that can involve millions and names of dead people. johnson that was never going to carry through the pentagon policy of attacking cuba. but what he did was give, depending on what you want when he wanted in vietnam, instead it said ok, we're not going to go into cuba where we're going to go into the other. so we're talking about not only the potential end of us democracy, we're talking about the end of the us, obviously the cuban missile crisis. and as you say, a vietnam war that killed untold millions, 6000000 in the holding the china in a long way towards the stadium launch in the american civilization, and so to speak. and of course award you 14 hour eye exam. well, here is what joe biden says abou

was born in cuba. i am first-generation. >> i am 17 years old. i am third-generation cuban-american. >>, m 49 years young. -- i am 40 nine years young, first-generation cuban-american. my parents came from cuba and i was born in the u.s. >> my name is roberto santana junior. i was a cuban-american. it was an amazing thing to watch virtually the entire island of cuba hit the streets. it is something thank you but that is extremely risky for people to do. >> it is starting to feel similar to how it did back in the day. they are scared of who is listening. when we talk to them, everything is fine. don't worry. were seeing all the stuff on the internet, like everything is not fine. >> we were allowed political refuge because of my mom. she was 18 and tried to escape cuba. she was jailed for two years. by 100% stand with the cuban people that are demanding their freedom in protesting and being jailed for it. >> my friend's cousin told her that she has bn keeping her two young boys in the teens and early 20's in the house because the government is givi

wanted him now to go into cuba. now they kennedy was out of the way. so johnson, it was a hot potato and at that point, he created the warren commission to deflect the whole thing and he put pressure on judge or a warren to take the job. we didn't want the job because he said, if you don't take this thing, we're facing a nuclear war with, with russia that can involve millions and millions of dead people. johnson that was never going to carry through the pentagon policy of attacking cuba. but what he did was give, depending on what he want, what he wanted in vietnam instead, it said ok, we're not going to go into cuba where we're going to go into vienna. so we're talking about not only the potential end of us democracy, we're talking about the end of the us, obviously the cuban missile crisis. and as you say, a vietnam war that killed untold millions, 6000000 in the holding. china went a long way towards g, stabilizing the american civilization, and so to speak. and of course, a war that you fought in our eye exam. well, here is what joe biden says abou

wanted him now to go into cuba. now they kennedy was out of the way. so johnson, it was a hot potato and at that point, he created the warren commission to deflect the whole thing and he put pressure on judge or a warren to take the job. we didn't want the job because he said, if you don't take this thing when we're facing a nuclear war with, with russia that can involve millions and names with dead people. johnson that was never going to carry through the pentagon policy of attacking cuba. but what he did was give, depending on what he, what, what he wanted and yet, nom, instead, it said, okay, we're not going to go into cuba where we're going to go into vienna. so we're talking about not only the potential and of us democracy, which will he, by the end of the earth, obviously the cuban missile crisis. and as you say, a vietnam war that killed untold millions, 6000000 in the old indo china when a long way towards g stable, launching the american civilization, and so to speak. and of course, so a war that you fought in our eye exam. well, here is, well

hubo activistzas que no pudieron salir de sus caás y arrestos en cubas. se escucharon voces clamando por libertad. hay muchos cubanos exiliados y son personas que nunca han visto una cuba diferente pero mantienen esperanza de conocerla un día. >> en cuba y alrededor del mundo se escuchó un grito de libertad y a favor de una democracia >> policías y civiles delestado vigilaban >> no me dejaron salir >> no cedieron y muchos alzaron de exilio hizo esto.el corazón >> se ha convertido enna clase que define a los cubanos >> es la libertad de cuba >> un grupo de estudiantes se unió al llamado >> nuestras voces tienen que ser escuchadas como jóvenes. >> para que el pacífico. >>a nte la generación no conoce una cuba libre no pierden la fe >> creo que todo es posible y los cubanos pueden >> no se trata solo de los que crecieron en la isla. vino de la mano de su abuelo, para pedir un cambio no hay edad >> por qué, qué te dictu mamá? >> hoy todas las rsonas que están en miami vengan acá. >> como para la solidaridad no hay fronteras, las banderas de cuba

it's something in cuba that is extremely risky for people to do. they're very scared of whoas listening when we talk to them. they're like everything's fine, don't worry, and we're seeing >> we were allowed political refuge because of my mom's political prisoner history. when she was 18, she tried escaping cuba province and she was jailed for two years. i 100% stand with the cuban people that are demanding their freedom and protesting and being jailed for it. >> my friend's cousin told her, that she's been keeping her two young boys there in their late, late teens, early 20s in the house, because the government, is, if they see the kids on the street, they're scooping them up and bringing them over, giving them sticks and things to hit the protesters. and so these poor kids, they don't have a choice. so she's keeping her kids inside >> i think what the cuban people need right now more than anything, is access to food, access to water, access to medicine and vaccines, access to doctors. and so, however, the united states can facilitate the cuban peo

this does not surprise any cuba. they are causing all corners and groups at the bottom of my building by the stairs. he's a member of our g. p, a legal and movement with more than 30000 members, organized on social media. it grew out of spontaneous mass protests in july, calling for greater democracy. you authorities arrested several 100 activists. ah, president miguel diaz canal thank support is for defending cuba and said they just wanted to live in peace. we are seeking the improvement of our society defending emancipation, defending socialism, and condemning campaigns to subvert internal older the media campaign against cuba, against peace in cuba, and against the blockade. the president declared the plan mart is illegal, same, the united states and anti cuban groups in florida were behind the protest movement . it's a claim denied by the activists who say, repression is really recourse. the government has left that the government has the clear it black and white for the 1st time in many years that in cuba you ca

wanted him now to go into cuba. now they kennedy was out of the way. so johnson, it was a hot potato and at that point, he created the warren commission to deflect the whole thing and he put pressure on judge or a warren to take the job. we didn't want the job because he said, if you don't take this thing, we're facing a nuclear war with, with russia that can involve millions and millions of dead people. johnson that was never going to carry through the pentagon policy of attacking cuba. but what he did was give, depending on what he want, what he wanted in vietnam instead, it said ok, we're not going to go into cuba. we're going to go interview. so we're talking about not only the potential end of us democracy, we're talking about the end of the us, obviously the cuban missile crisis. and as you say, a vietnam war that killed untold millions, 6000000 in the holding. the china went a long way towards g. stabilizing the american civilization, and so to speak. and of course, a war that you fought in our exam. well, here is what joe biden says about this

protesters held flags that read patriot cuba. author of "finding latinx" got a rare inside look at what is happening in cuba. >> reporter: as we are leaving, we learned that catalina was detained for stepping outside of her building into the street. she was later released and forced back into her apartment, turned government's watch. to date, over 500 protesters remain in jail or under house arrest, according to a cuban human rights group. that's the largest number of political prisoners held by the government in the last two decades. and while harsh repression and jailing worked for the cuban regime for years, the people here say they have nothing left to lose. >> paula ramos joins me now. paula, when you talk to these protesters, what did you hear from them? >> i mean, many for the first time felt like they had no option but to speak. right, for 62 years, for decades, the government has had the power. they have had control. what we're seeing right now is unprecedented in the sense that that balance of power is shifting. for the

because cuba has had a political apartheid for 62 years. and cuban people have been repressed, have been silenced, have been put in prison. many of these cuban people have been people of african-american descent, although the movement is a multi-racial movement, black cubans have been the ones to carry the brunt of both political repression and racial repression. and so this is key, because this part of the movement is being silenced, because it doesn't align with ideology. and so we have to really focus on these human rights issues, the violations of the cuban regime, and the freedom that is on the brink in cuba by cuban people across racial lines. >> rosa maria, if people today in cuba are not loud to leave their home, to even with a white rose, just walk their neighborhoods, what does this mean if they're not allowed, if all of a sudden, this discussion of protests, 15th of november, and there are none, what does this mean? >> it's just the nature of the communist regime, as maria said, the apartheid against their own people. but jose, i

por mi cuba libre. patria y vida! alan:"patria y vida" retumbÓ en el escenario de los latÍn grammy . va a pasar lectura como uno de los grandes signos. jessica: ahora nos vamos con albert. alan: me imagino que te pusiste un pijama de ositos para ver los latÍn grammy. albert: tengo que reconocer que tambiÉn los vi desde la cama a esa hora. miren lo que tenÍamos en miami. tormentas algunas de ellas que como siempre es habitual cuando llueve mucho en poco tiempo en esa regiÓn de estados unidos se inundan las calles de miami beach. nos vamos a fijar en los vientos, viento de mar a tierra que seguir aportando humedad. la lluvia se acumula en la costa atlÁntica de la florida de 1 a dos pulgadas y vemos un poco de lluvia en texas en donde y temperaturas muy bajas van subiendo poco a poco y 38 en oklahoma. y a travÉs de nuestra cÁmara cielo radiante, 40 y mucho frÍo. me hace pensar que tienen que prepararlos y las temperaturas bajas. es importante cerrar el riesgo automÁtico para que no se congele. tambiÉn protege

the people of cuba have cried out for freedom. and because of who we are, america must answer the call. the failed socialist regime has delivered tyranny instead of freedom. poverty instead of prosperity. and violence to silence his own people instead of protection and safety. we denounce that regime and we stand with the people because we stand for freedom. one protester said this, it's only human to feel fear, but that move to the background because you knew you were doing the right thing. america, this statement should be familiar to all of us. we will not stay neutral for neutrality helps the oppressor never the oppressed. democracy and free economy are the right path forward for cuba. we stand today and we support this resolution so that every cuban like every american and every floridian will know that they have a god-given right to safety, liberty, and the right to truly, truly really choose their own future. together we stand. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman fro

but political opposition is not good for cuba? �* ., , , , cuba? but ultimately these things are bein: cuba? but ultimately these things are being funded _ cuba? but ultimately these things are being funded by _ cuba? but ultimately these things are being funded by the _ cuba? but ultimately these things are being funded by the united i are being funded by the united states, their anti—revolutionary and attempts to bring down the government. not as simple as to be expressing one public opinion in which they suggest there are spaces to do so but they are in fact attempts at insurrection. obviously thatis attempts at insurrection. obviously that is denied by the organised convince her to have an received a central united states and all they are trying to do is within the constitution itself be allowed to be heard and to make it clear that a lot of people are very, very tired after six decades of communist rule. just quickly come to give us an idea of how many people we think might take part in this. i think the government has been quite successful

cambios en cuba. presentadora: pasamos ahora a mÉxico donde la larga travesÍa, el cansancio y los problemas estÁn diezmando la carga de migrantes, miles de participantes han quedado en el camino y ahora discrepancias internas han provocado enfrentamientos. reportera: los conflictos entre los migrantes que caminan desde hace tres semanas por territorio mexicanos cada vez son mÁs evidentes, es su paso por oaxaca, el grupo expulsÓ a uno decenas de jÓvenes por agredir con una navaja a un grupo de ellos. el destierro del movimiento ocurriÓ despuÉs de una dura pelea en la que algunos involucrados quedaron tan lastimados que requirieron atenciÓn mÉdica. el conflicto comenzÓ en la comunidad de matÍas riveros donde el millar de migrantes que continÚan caminando se repudiaba de la fuerte lluvia, pero las diferencias entre los que caminan ya se nota hasta entre su actitud. despuÉs de robarles a los guardias que los dejaran pasar, el debate entre ellos lo que convirtiÓ en gritos. luego un pequeÑo

y exigir con aplausos la libertad de cuba. desdel exilio los cubanos tambi'en han alzado l voz por aquellos compatriotas que no pudieron expresarse hoy en libertad. en miami florida, la capital de la di'aspora cubana de los estados unidos, cientos en la pequeña habana, para exigir libertad para cuba y pedirle al gobierno de estados unidos sanciones m'as severas y medidas contundentes para acabar con la represi'on del r'egimen. piden a mundo entero estar atentos de lo que pasa en cuba. >> en otras ciudades del mundo hubo protestas contra el r'egimen cubano y a favor de la exigencia de cambios en la isla. con banderas de cuba y a grito de patria o vida. decenas de personas se manifestaron frente a la oficina de intereses cubanos. en madriderca de 200 personas incluyendo diputados nacionales se unieron al reclamo. roma y otras localidades italianas hubo cubanos expatriados que salieron a l calles y es solidarizaron en contra del gobierno.ssolidarn esolidarizaron solidarizaron en contra del gobierno. el gobierno prohibi'o a perio

, contra la paz de cuba y contra el bloqueo. mario: opositores y activistas con periodistas independientes fueron arrestados en varias provincias de la isla despuÉs que hicieran pÚblica su decisiÓn de unirse a la manifestaciÓn. en miami exiliados cubanos salieron a las calles como muestra de apoyo a quienes en la isla apoyan el cambio. >> estoy muy satisfecho porque pensaba que con la generaciÓn mÍa se iba a entrar al patriotismo, pero aquÍ estÁ mi nieta que naciÓ aquÍ. mario: en julio de este aÑo miles de cubanos protagonizaron protestas en decenas de ciudades. algo inÉdito en mÁs de 60 aÑos de dictadura. el rÉgimen cubano le retirÓ las credenciales de prensaa la agencia espaÑola efe, tambiÉn ha amenazado con hasta 15 aÑos en prisiÓn a los opositores que se atrevan a participar en la marcha. en miami, florida, mario vallejo, noticias univisiÓn. felix: maÑana estaremos muy pendiente de lo que suceda. hoy argentina celebrÓ elecciones legislativas en la que el partido oficialista encabezado por el presidente

we'll likely see another round of pro-democracy protests in cuba. for months, after cubans took to the streets, the cuban government have been clamping down on people. there are more than a thousand people still missing. you cosponsored a resolution supporting the protesters. what do you think should be happening. the world should be doing in cuba. >> well, what we need to be doing is helping to amplify and lift up the thousands and thousands of protesters in cuba who are simply swarming with streets, to make sure that they have the ability to speak out for themselves. there are people imprisoned for simply fighting for their rights, to be able to elect their own governments freely. to be able to make sure that economically, they have an open economy that allows them to make investments and take care of their families. that they're not arrested for speaking out and speaking their opinions, particularly about their own government. so my resolution expressed strong support from the u.s. house of representatives that we stand with the cuban people and

i now give the floor to cuba. cuba, you have the floor. thank you, mr president. mr president cuba associates itself with the statement made in behalf of the g 77 and china and in behalf of bolivia and like—minded developing country, peru. mr president, as most of the delegations have said today cubais the delegations have said today cuba is not happy, is not satisfied with the document we have in front of us. we wanted to see and more ambitious document. we wanted to see a document. we wanted to see a document that clearly reflects the historic responsibility of developed countries in the fight against climate change. we wanted to see a document more ambitious in terms of emission reductions, in terms of provision of means of implementation, finals, capacity building, from developed countries towards developing countries. cuba is a small island developing state and around a lot of importance to the struggle against climate change. cleber has participated in this process since the very beginning. and frankly speaking, mr president, it's not the document we would

, against cuba's piece and/or against the blockade. huber will live in peace and living in peaceful perfect ourselves. manuel cuesta morua is an organiser for the coalition for democratic transition, and joins me from havana. thank you very much for your time. there were arrests today, as we understand it. i believe demonstrations have been called on monday. are you still going to go ahead with that? yes. on monday. are you still going to go ahead with that?- to go ahead with that? yes. a lot of peeple _ to go ahead with that? yes. a lot of people are _ to go ahead with that? yes. a lot of people are gathering . to go ahead with that? yes. a| lot of people are gathering and preparing themselves in order to demonstrate tomorrow morning but i crosstalk. what do you think a lot of people amounts to and what are you expecting or hoping to get as a turnout? well, due to the repression, we are not to have the demonstration we had onjuly 11 but we expect more or less 3000 people demonstrating all over the country. people demonstrating all ove

take cuba, for example. every year, the u.n. has a vote that denounces america for the conditions in cuba. you heard that right. it's a total joke, but that's what the u.n. has done the past 28 years. shockingly, in the last year of the obama administration, when president obama was making nice with the castro dictatorship, the u.s. actually abstained on the u.n. vote denouncing america. it was totally shameful. the point is this, at the u.n. and in international relations generally, you cannot expect the rest of the world to respect you if you don't respect yourself. this embarrassing abstention was unfortunately not just limited to cuba. in president obama's closing days, the u.n. security council took up resolution 2334. you remember it. it was an anti-israel wishlist. it declared illegal all israeli activity in all territory that changed hands in 1967, including the jewish quarter of jerusale'' old citys and the holiest j ewish site. in a breathtaking betrayal, the obama administration abstained on resolution 2334 and allowe

en otras noticias , después de estar 48 horas desaparecido uno de los promotores de la protesta en cuba aterrizó hoy en españa garcía prometió luchar por el cambio desde ahí >> tras haber estado rodeado por fuerzas de seguridad en cuba garcía ha aterrizado en madrid este miércoles el dramaturgo ha justificado su salida del país >> el acoso y las amenazas , van haciendo (inaible) y por más fuerte que uno parezca tienes momentos duros >> dice que va aluchar p sus ideas fuera de su país >> en el mundo después de lo que ha pasado en las últimas jornadas no creo que a nadie le quede la duda que en cuba hay una dictadura >> ahora no quieren que su salida de la isla no quieren que sea una víctima para el régimen >> lo que tratan de hacer con esto es desanimar a los cubanos que no sigan luchando pero nada mi gente nosotros seguimos luchando y queriendo que cuba sea libre >> las fuentes del ministerio español niegan acuerdo para la llegada de garcía pero en madrid rechazan la idea >> la opinión de (inaudible) dice que el dramaturgo es una alta voz >> aporta la posibilidad de dia

i'm in cuba and, and why they're happening now. well, hold on, it's great to be with you. again. there are happening now because the opposition movement wants to maintain the momentum, the other really developed and gained from july 11 when nationwide protests really rock the island and in fact, frightens the regime. and so the opposition is trying to see if they can maintain that momentum. the reason why they chose today is because today is the day when the island is trying to reopen in terms of tourism, in terms of schooling and other activities coming out of cobra. and so it's an important date, symbolically both for the cuban government and also for the opposition. and how is it just just gives a sense of what, what, what day the life is like for many cubans at the moment, not, not just from an economics perspective, but politically as well. well, it's increasingly difficult. clearly, basic food and commodities and medicines, particularly during a pandemic, has done difficult to come by for the average to this. and if you're part of the regime, or if you have political contac

a planned antigovernment protest across cuba will not take place for now. authorities clamped down on demonstrators, stopping some from leaving their homes and declaring the rallies illegal. there have been protests in other cities around the world. in mexico's capital people demonstrated outside the embassy. there were rallies for and against the government. cuban-americans in florida turned out to show their support for the antigovernment movement for the second day in a row. andy is at a rally in little havana in miami. andy: it may be quiet on the streets of cuba, but miami, home to a million cuban-americans, has a very vocal crowd who are supporting protesters on the island. this entire community watched with concern at the unprecedented protests in july this year, and they see hope. they see an island no longer ruled by the castro's, potentially a new generation that are not going on the street to complain about food shortages or the housing crisis, but actually trying to change things. in florida, an extremely important state with a deep relationship

compartir sent, y pedir con, lourdes hurtado noticias telemundo. >> el reclamo de cambio y libertad de cuba se replicÓ en otras paes de estados unidos y tambiÉn en el mundo. en washington hubo protestas frente a la oficina de asuntos cubanos, en entidades como ma', porque kwafrnld, el juro, para declarar no culpable o inocente a este jon culpado de matar aas personas durante el evento. >> rubÉn estÁ siguiendo el juicio, ¿, fue un dÍa de muchÍsima tensiÓn, buenas noches. >> quÉ tal, rebecca, muy buenas noches, asÍ es jornada larga e intensa, hicieronu Último esfuer para convencer a los miembros del jurado que maÑana inician con las deliberaciones. asÍ de forma tan grÁfica fue como el fiscal intentÓ demostrar, y no tenÍa idea de la capacidad d su afirma que llegÓ esta noche de verano de 2021, cuando, un hombre negro baleado por un policÍblanco. >> (haan en inglÉs). >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>ero el abogado defensor insistiÓ que no acudiÓ armado a la protesta para crear peligro sino para proteger aos negocios de los diurbios y accionÓ el ar para defenderse. antes de

, and it will only kick the can down the road for another crisis in cuba. and with cuban immigrants. >> yeah. and, again, the people that suffer are the cubans. you know? the government dictaing when and how its citizens can leave. thank you for being with me. it's a pleasure to see you. >> thank you very much. >>> like so many employers, santa is struggling to hire helpers this year. really? yep. you're watching msnbc reports. p. you're watching msnbc reports. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us ♪ ♪ well would you look at that? ♪ ♪ jerry, you've got to see this. seen it. trust me, after 15 walks ...it gets a little old. ugh. i really should be retired by now. wish i'd invested when i had the chance... to the m

not change the political institutions because once the impacted to bring the united states while in cuba than not only were they not get the big gains but then we would become less productive was called the new case for immigration restrictions on its most comprehensive investigation of this problem today where we cut the data different ways to see dude demographic on —- to the actually impact the nation countries or do they nothe impact them or enhance them that is an empirical question. host: is the answer all of the above? >> the answer is not systematic evidence a harm our institutions that are acrossible so we look 110 countries initial stocks of immigrants and flow over 20 are. what happens to our economic freedoms and property rights what happens to corruption over that time period how does this impact racist terrorism? and for the most part sometimes we find a positive impact for economic freedom and we also do case studies when we have a more open border policy and how immigration played a role to slow the spread of socialist movements in the united states and with the welfare

. ♪ ♪ [ music ends ] >> 8 ♪♪ la activistas y colaboradora de noticias telemundo paola ramos viajó a cuba como turista con su teléfono celular para grabar, cristina londoño habló con ella. >> llegó con pasaporte español y la botaron del malecón de la habana. >> dice que la gente está desesperada y dispuesta a hablar. >> la repersion y luego un pueblo enfadado que no puede seguir adelante. >> la policía descubrió que paola era periodista y no la dejó entrar. >> fue arrestada y regresada a prisión domiciliaria al día siguiente. >> te están mirando. >> hay una camara ahí. >> dónde. >> en la esquina en el poste. >> ah sí. >> con miras a la marcha del norte denuncian amenazas. >> (información en pantalla). >> y ahora teme represión más fuerte en el camino a una cuba libre. >> se te quita el miedo porque piensas que tu dignidad es más fuerte y ahí está el miedo. >> cristina londoño noticias telemundo. >> méxico visitó hoy a estados unidos en cincinnati camino al mundial de qatar 2022, le tenemos el resultado. >> en verizon, si rompiste tu teléfono, te hacemos un upgrad

what the people of cuba need is courage. what we need to do to continue to give them strength is us go out to the streets. >> what does it mean that the cuban government since july 11th has been doing everything, and i mean everything, to stifle what was going to happen on the 15th of november. they were successful for the most part. what going forward do the people of cuba have to be able to ask for freedom? >> you know, it's so important to realize what a victory july 11th was for the cuban people and what a victory the 15th of november was for the cuban people. when you sit back and you realize that the people, the 200,000 plus people who took to the streets on july 11th are people who were born in the system. they are people who have no idea what freedom is. they only know the communist regime. so the communist regime has a major problem on their hands. the fact that over 200,000 people who have been indoctrined to idolize castro. they are talking about the illegitimate communist party. the fact that the regime has done

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the cuba example is a strong one. but i can't think of another anti-socialist block in the united states, than in florida, they don't come for cuban socialism, they come for capitalism. >> and the social science, there's really no support for that, but over 30 years economists have been debating the wage impact and immigrants on the native born paplation-- population. immigrants displace americans in one industry, more jobs in another industry. just like international trade. international trade through labor and migration, it changes a mix of jobs so we do the things we're more productive at and the immigrant or foreigner does the thing that they're productive at. we have infinite demand for goods and services and we have more workers we add more jobs to create more. and when it comes to wages, economists have passionately looked at the impact of immigrants heatedly. what it boils down to, strong disagreement whether the unskilled immigrants from the united states depress the wages of high school drop-outs of the unit

the been a few showers in cuba and the bahamas are they have not gone away. but those heavy, as they were awe from the al jazeera london broke, are fantastic to people in conversation. we refer to ratio black where he people and we had to really find our way with no hope and no limitation. the world is a much more place we feel better to get away with the regional boundaries, film direct, thank you. in to tell me thing a sound like that. again, you think about racism making certainly have is making often visible. you debbie, unfit on out to the air. oh, a again, you're watching. i just did a reminder of our top stories this out. the european union is stepping up at sanctions on valerie. as my crisis there was in recent days, thousands of my going to the mass on the border with poland. for me you as president donald trump's long time ally, steve baton has surrendered to federal authorities. he's facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation. january 6 attack on the captain, president joe biden has signed his one trillio