>> you mean in venezuela? >> the resolution, the reputational risk because you mentioned the money comes back to where the rule of laws protecting them. >> yale i don't know. i understand little about banking compliance in a way no friends of mine are executives at the banks. oh my gosh we spend a billion dollars a year in citibank's and yet you still have all these transactions and the problem is you have 95% false positives. so you spend all your time muddling through this trash to find out people like me renting a holiday house. i'm just going on holiday to mexico or something, you know. so it's onerous. apparently ai is supposed to save the world when. early to save the world of banking. artificial intelligence. you are the banker. you are the one that should answer the question. okay, ham and then you. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> transfer pricing. [speaking spanish] >> the question is about banking secrecy revealed by the papers and he touched upon the morality of transfer

venezuela in particular. money comes in from venezuela so much money, a room full of cash affirmed the colonel sweeping his arms up in gesture of large size, i've seen it. he was likely boasting about reach and involvement in dark international matterses. it was impossible for me to assess honesty without cooperation but if he was feeling talkative i would keep asking. how about the colombian cocaine, what did you know about that. hezbollah has always had a relationship with the colombian farc, the election of hugo chÁvez in venezuela helped hezbollah a lot. the drugs that had been flown are now industrial airliners, military planes with government protection. it was inevitable that -- it was inevitable that south american cocaine traffickers and terrorists would become increasing important to hezbollah and other groups. while intelligence officials believe that hezbollah use today receive as muche as $200 million annually from primary iran and additional money from syria, both sources have largely dried up

at the co-operative party conference in london coming up in the show venezuela's foreign minister tells us about this week's talks with the resumes government and attempts by washington and its corporate media to destroy the nation with the greatest reserves of oil in the world and the queen of country music dolly parton in the studio in nashville talks to us about her new album i believe in you could help millions of british children learn to read after the closure of hundreds of libraries amidst the western economic crisis plus hours after her government met with venezuelan officials and the leader of the opposition asked me what money he was on and what we all know what money is he and his shadow chancellor on this planet venezuela tourism in a trice a survey of the u.k. labor party with the country deemed once by u.s. president jimmy carter to have the best electoral system in the world at this week's prime minister's questions gold and some more coming up in today's going underground but first five years ago today nicolas maduro was named vice president of venezuela by one of the m

it seems like when it is time to change that or when it will occur. >> in venezuela? >> the revelation, the money comes back, of law is protecting them. >> i don't know. banking compliance for me, friends of mine at big banks, and yet you still have all these transactions, and 90% of false positives. you spend all your time muddling through this trash, people like me renting a holiday house going on holiday to mexico. it is onerous, and ai is supposed to save the world from banking compliance or artificial intelligence. him and you. >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> the question is about banking secrecy for paradise papers and touched on the morality of transfer pricing. my mentor who was my dissertation advisor in colombia and i am a fellow at yale global justice. that is about the morality of corporations making their money in one country, taking money out, moving it with transfer pricing, manipulating it, he is all over that and had a book come out called global taxpayer which he edited as a second book or something. the answer to that

and more than the journalist the owners of this the shareholders of these companies they don't want venezuela revolution to survive because we are threat ideological threat philosophical for it for the capitalist world for the neo liberal policies in the world so it's an aggression an integral aggression against our country and it has a media expression as well and we know it's different it's difficult to make of the truth about venezuela get over but that's what we're doing here and we will continue doing this all over the world we will come to london again soon we want to go to ireland and we have a lot of friends in the united ok away from the mainstream media journalists they come under attack all the time what about the pictures surely they don't lie seeming to support the idea as a ruling elites here that your government is abusing human rights on a routine basis and they've done that seen two thousand and two you know there was a coup d'etat against command and the charges and this was the george w. bush best yes which was supported agitate by the then labor government. and then there

money comes in from venezuela, so much money. i have seen it. he was likely boasting about his reach and involvement of international matters. but then i keep asking. what about cocaine? hezbollah always has a relationship with the colombian farc.t? hugo chavez help them a lot the drugs flown in our now with industrial airliners. it was inevitable that south america cocaine traffickers had increasingly important while intelligenceou officials believe p $200 million annually that they are dried up to the turmoil. to see how far those tentacles spread. and then to have a close relationshipd. and the army in iraq those are also trained and supported by hasbro law. the revolutionary guard corps is part of the lebanese army. because that is a microcosm if you can figure out who is fighting who then you can figure out. anyway i don't want to go on and on. i want you to read the book. but the book weaves the story of those who have gone to these places to find out what is really going on. and my objective really is to understand what are the consequenc

for now the chronic shortages are probably the image most have a venezuela's economy. but as the chocolate maker show there are also entrepreneurs' doing their part to boost their country. for many years made in taiwan was a label of quality consumer electronics but the local hardware sector now faces a dwindling market share real profits come from software these days so taiwan is turning to its startups to and vigor right the tech sector. this patient's movements may look a bit clumsy but he's making a lot of progress by walking a few hundred meters it's all possible with this exoskeleton engineered chain developed the walking robot first at the i t r i research institute and now it is own firm free by onyx. his colleague is testing the device he's one of some seventy million people confined to a wheelchair worldwide. they've got a cause they can. help. taiwan is one of the most high tech places on earth companies like h t c account for around a fifth of the country's g.d.p. by producing computers laptops and smartphones for the entire world but with cheaper chinese r

scott: they desperately want to see change in venezuela. in 2011, sebastian escaped the crisis in venezuela by moving to miami, where he met his wife mariana. together, they opened bunnie cakes, a vegan bakery that employs more than 20 floridians. sebastian is one of the many people who had to flee their home in venezuela for freedom and democracy. while we are proud to have him here in florida, we must continue to stand with the people of venezuela against the maduro dictatorship. sebastian and mariana, i am going -- and i know this chamber will fight to make sure florida does everything possible to bring freedom and democracy to venezuela. [applause] gov. scott: i have spent every day since taking office, fighting to grow our economy and ensure we have the most prosperous state for generations to come. i am very proud of the work we have accomplished together to , secure florida's future by creating an environment where floridians of all ages have the tools they need to succeed in -- to succeed. but our work is not done. we must secure ou

venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because they are it's not tend to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who started the violence would we in this country tolerate. an opposition in the cold for the violent overthrow of the government the cold the military to rise up a media the core of the cold on say let's say the b.b.c. calling for a coup against the government in why toll. in the prime minister in ten downing street of course not yes there is violence on both sides but i would suggest that most of the violence comes from something that has never gone away and that is monopolies that control seventy percent of the capital and economic power in venezuela wanting to get rid of a government that is not a socialist government it's a social democratic up one that has done some very interesting and quite sick significant things for poll people who were regarded in the prost as

nate these governments to attack venezuela. some speculate president moved up the election date as a show of force ahead of a new round of negotiations between government and opposition leaders from monday but if caracas insists on moving ahead with what some see as a further power grab some could be persuaded to do more than just shake hands with those who argue that the time for talking is over you see in human i just see that some. pakistani police have arrested a man suspected of raping and killing a seven year old girl was in a band saw his body was found in a rubbish dump earlier this month the suspect was arrested near the city of kasuri where the girl was found a murder spot outrage on social media and led to protests across pakistan. u.s. vice president mike pence has visited the western wall in occupied east jerusalem on the second and final day of his visit to israel the wall in the old city is one of the holiest sites in judaism pens was shown around the site by a rabbi earlier he met israeli president of moving riv

i still live there actually hundreds of thousands dead in venezuela is that what washington wants it might be the price worth paying for far more oil reserves than even in iraq just put it out there ok meanwhile back here them mainstream media not as interested in this story as they are in venezuela for some reason there's going to morningstar this is about industrial unrest the morris morning star says nurses scrap the wage cap all well strike the morning star claims probably correctly that there is a risk of having a strike as a result of the problems in the health service or aging the royal college of nurses and that's a fairly reliable source so you would say well many stars down to be trying to stir it up and on this occasion they are saying that john a davis is warning the chancellor of the exchequer that if he doesn't pull its finger out and get decent wage rises to then it's as still going to go wrong this on top of the fact that the n.h.s. can't currently recruit enough nurses that's all tied into brac set and probably to do with poor wages too and lots of problems brewing o

in venezuela tomorrow the u.s. response to stay improvements in everything from literacy to health since the dark days of us back to take this has been clear under obama and trump many options for that as well and by the way i'm not going to rule out a military option and here in britain venezuela is used by dres amaze ministers to attack police supporter of progressive movements around the world jeremy corbyn he said he still had mas bolivarian revolutionary so should. i say he's caracas and i well joining me now is boris johnson's venezuelan counterpart or head. thanks so much for coming to our media hub more on media and how it manipulates opinion in a second why are you in london we have to say the truth about venice where i don't have to spread the truth of our democracy of our own model of democracy socialist democracy so we came to london to speak to the foreign office but to speak much more important for us to the to our friends to the trade union and to the grassroots movement it will be let's go to those

over the past few years, we've seen the conditions deteriorate drastically in venezuela. as i have travelled the state, i have had the opportunity to hear from floridians who are worried about the situation the maduro regime has created in venezuela. make no mistake -- maduro and his gang of thugs pose a problem for florida and the entire world. especially for us here in florida. florida is home to a vibrant venezuelan population and many of our friends and neighbors still have family there. there is no free speech. people like leopoldo lopez are imprisoned or put under house arrest for fighting for democracy. there is limited access to food and medicine. the people of venezuela deserve better. [applause] they deserve freedom and they deserve democracy. to do our part, i proposed to ban state investments going to benefit the maduro regime. [applause] and, last year, the entire florida cabinet supported this effort. i want to thank them. now, i am fighting for legislation that takes this important step further by blocking state agencies from doing the same. i ask all of yo

for now the chronic shortages are probably the image most have a venezuela's economy. but as the chocolate maker show there are also entrepreneurs' doing their part to boost their country. to the united states now wal-mart is going to pass on the benefits of america's new tax laws to its workers for the pay rise they'll boost the starting wage from nine u.s. dollars to eleven the retail giant will also hand its most loyal staff a one time thousand dollar bonus but you'll need to be at the company twenty years to qualify all of the new benefits come up with a catch. well not is rolling out mall automated checkout technology meaning fewer employees will be needed during your shopping experience at staying in the united states now it's back over to but you know thank you we're going to california now rescue workers in that state are searching for more than a dozen people still missing after devastating mudslides and flooding hit coastal areas this week seventeen people have died around one hundred homes have been destroyed the devastation struck early on tuesday after a w

venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because there is an attempt to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who started the violence would we in this country tolerate. an opposition in the cold for the violent overthrow of the government the cold the military to rise up a media the core of the cold on say let's say the b.b.c. calling for a coup against the government in wide toll and the prime minister in ten downing street of course not yes there is violence on both sides but i would suggest that most of the violence comes from something that has never gone away and that is monopolies that control seventy percent of the capital and economic power in venezuela wanting to get rid of a government that is not a socialist government it's a social democratic up one that is done some very interesting and quite sick significant things for poor people who were regarded in the paused as w

venezuela needs to be liberated from. we're already invaded by the cubans venezuela needs a humanitarian intervention by the u.n. or whatever international organization we don't want the world to come later and give us its condolences when democracy is already dead. regional leaders are increasingly frustrated with efforts to convince them israel as president. to restore basic democratic freedoms and accept transparent supervised elections which would take at least six months to prepare. venezuela's foreign minister who was in some earlier regional gathering reacted angrily to the meeting of his peers. so the same imperialists who instructed the european union to sanction venezuela they instructed. these governments to attack venezuela. some speculate president moved up the election date as a show of force ahead of a new round of negotiations between government and opposition leaders from monday but if caracas insists on moving ahead with what some see as a further power grab some could be persuaded to do more than just s

y una ola de saqueos y vandalismos acude a venezuela. el estado bolÍvar reporta los atracos mmÁs violentos en varias ciudades. comienza la ediciÓn otorga. -- nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ enrique: un juez federal en el estado de california ha suspendido temporalmente la decisiÓn del presidente trump dde cancelar el programa de acciÓn diferida. esta determinaciÓn, la del juez, ordena al gobierno federal a que acepte la reinscripciÓn de jóvenes soÑadores que habÍan perdido la oportunidad de renovar su acciÓn ddiferida debo de que el presidente trump anunciara la terminaciÓn del programa. vamos con ezequiel hernÁndez, nuestro abogado. ezequiel: buenas noches. de acuerdo a la decisiÓn de este juez federal de esta corte del distrito de san francisco, cualquier persona que haya sido una de esas personas que perdiÓ la oportunidad de renovar o que caducÓ su permiso y no puede hacerlo, sÍ lo podría hacer bajo esta orden. ahora, si el presidente

these latest tit for tat expulsions really symbolize venezuela's growing isolation not just in latin america but in the whole world they have this week expelled the spanish ambassador in caracas accusing him of interfering in venezuela as internal affairs the spanish government has now responded denying that it's doing that but saying it will continue to criticize what it perceives as human rights abuses in venezuela it also comes in the wake of the european union applying sanctions freezing assets and prohibiting travel for seven senior venezuelan officials all of this comes in the aftermath of the constituent assembly the government controlled constituent assembly in venezuela saying it's going to organize elections presidential elections before the end of april the opposition is very much excluded from that it's either splintered its leaders have gone into war position or they're choosing to boycott the elections so despite the huge jump popularity of president nicolas maduro of venezuela it does look he is confident he will win those elections saying he's called them it's a fight

for now the chronic shortages are probably the most have a venezuela's economy. but is the chocolate maker show they're also entrepreneurs' doing their part to boost their country. and that's all you have business for now going back to the old top story now the south absolutely back to that breaking news that developing story here from berlin where german political leaders are reported to have reached a breakthrough in pre-columbian talks chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and social democrats led by martin schultz negotiated throughout the night to find some common ground indeed it needed to enter more formal coalition talks now merkel has been having a caretaker government since the national election more than one hundred days ago she and her conservatives have been in exploratory talks with the social democrats since sunday. and for more let's bring in our correspondent reviewed overall to a standing by there at the s kitty headquarters in berlin where the talks have been taking place and report wow what a what a series of talks it has been i mean more t

venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because they are it's not tend to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who started the violence would we in this country tolerate. an opposition in the cold for the violent overthrow of the government the cold the military to rise up a media the core of the cold on say let's say the b.b.c. calling for a coup against the government in wide toll and the prime minister in the ten downing street of course not yes there is violence on both sides but i would suggest that most of the violence comes from something that has never gone away and that is monopolies that control seventy percent of the capital and economic power and venezuela wanting to get rid of a government. that is not a socialist government it's a social democratic up one that has done some very interesting and quite see significant things for poll people who were regarded in the pr

for now the chronic shortages are probably the image most have a venezuela's economy. but as the chocolate maker show there are also entrepreneurs' doing their part to boost their country. for many years made in taiwan was a label of quality consumer electronics but the local hardware sector now faces a dwindling market share real profits come from software these days so taiwan is turning to its startups to envy great the tech sector. this patient's movements may look a bit clumsy but he's making a lot of progress by walking a few hundred meters it's all possible with this exoskeleton engineered chain why would develop the walking robot first at the i t r i research institute and now it is own firm free by onyx his colleagues testing the device he's one of some seventy million people confined to a wheelchair worldwide. they've got a cause they can think up and they are going to help. taiwan is one of the most high tech places on earth companies like h t c account for around a fifth of the country's g.d.p. by producing computers laptops and smartphones for the entire wo

these latest tit for tat expulsions really symbolize venezuela's growing isolation not just in latin america but in the whole world they this week expelled the spanish ambassador in caracas accusing him of interfering in venezuela as internal affairs the spanish government has now responded denying that it's doing that but saying it will continue to criticize what it perceives as human rights abuses in venezuela it also comes in the wake of the european union applying sanctions freezing assets and prohibiting travel for seven senior venezuelan officials all of this comes in the aftermath of the constituent assembly the government controlled constituent assembly in venezuela saying it's going to organize elections presidential elections before the end of april the opposition is very much excluded from that it's either splintered its leaders of going into war position or they're choosing to boycott the elections so despite the huge jump popularity of president nicolas maduro of venezuela it does look he is confident he will win those elections saying he's called them it's a fight what

the big picture the battle for venezuela coming soon. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the syrian opposition says it will boycott talks that russia is hosting in sochi next week the decision came as the latest round of un talks on the civil war ended in vienna without a major breakthrough. donald trump has told the world economic forum that the u.s. will not turn a blind eye to unfair trade practices while insisting the country is open for business the u.s. president also stuck by his america first message. the president of the democratic republic. congo has stated his country will hold elections that's despite the vote already being delayed twice during his first speech in six years joseph kabila denied accusations his armed forces are cracking down on protesters. the u.n. says at least thirty refugees and migrants have drowned off the coast of the yemeni city of aden he says a boat heading to djibouti capsized when people smugglers on board opened fire their overcrowded vessel was carrying one hundred

these latest tit for tat expulsions really symbolize venezuela's growing isolation not just in latin america but in the whole world they this week expelled the spanish ambassador in caracas accusing him of interfering in venezuela as internal affairs the spanish government has now responded denying that it's doing that but saying it will continue to criticize what it perceives as human rights abuses in venezuela it also comes in the wake of the european union applying sanctions freezing assets and prohibiting travel for seven senior venezuelan officials all of this comes in the aftermath of the constituent assembly the government controlled constituent assembly in venezuela saying it's going to organize elections presidential elections before the end of april the opposition is very much excluded from that it's either splintered its leaders have gone into war position or they're choosing to boycott the elections so despite the huge jump popularity of president nicolas maduro of venezuela it does look he is confident he will win those elections saying he's called them to fight what he

for now the chronic shortages are probably the image most have a venezuela's economy. but is the chocolate maker show there also entrepreneurs' doing their part to boost their country. for many years made in taiwan was a label of quality in consumer electronics but the local hardware sector now faces a dwindling market share real profits come from software these days so taiwan is turning to its startups to nvidia right the tech sector. this patient's movements may look a bit clumsy but he's making a lot of progress by walking a few hundred meters it's all possible with this exoskeleton engineer change develop the walking robot first at the i t r i research institute and now it is own firm free by onyx his colleague is testing the device he's one of some seventy million people confined to a wheelchair worldwide my friends. they've got a cause they can think up and. they're going to help. taiwan is one of the most high tech places on earth companies like h t c account for around a fifth of the country's g.d.p. by producing computers laptops and smartphones for the entire

governments to attack venezuela. some speculate president moved up the election date as a show of force ahead of a new round of negotiations between government and opposition leaders from monday but if caracas insists on moving ahead with what some see as a further power grab some could be persuaded to do more than just shake hands with those who argue that the time for talking is over. i'll just see that. a court in brazil is due to decide on wednesday whether to uphold a corruption conviction against former president luis ignacio lula da silva. thousands of his supporters rallied in the southern city of porto alegre to hear him speak a day before the decision if he loses his appeal he'll be unable to run for president this year despite being the early favorite to win. here. i don't know if it is the fear of lulu's return in twenty eight i don't know if it is free or if it is for you it's good because they're not afraid of the but things we did but of the good things we did. a new videos have emerged showing african

i'd like to go back first to venezuela. i hope that -- do i understand you'll be going back to your office to make sure that venezuela can't just sell citgo and take the money back to caracas? do i have that right? >> it's actually prohibited under law. >> so they can't -- neither the dividends. >> the dividends are not -- right. >> but what they can of course do is overpay for oil? one way to dividend if you have the retailer is just have them pay $70 a barrel for the oil that comes out of venezuela and when the world prices closer to 50, are we monitoring that? >> i will verify but -- >> please answer for the record. >> yes, sir. >> but you're saying they can't sell the stock of citgo nor can they pay a dividend? >> they cannot pay the dividends under the executive order. a wholesale sale of citgo would likely trigger a number of things. >> what would it trigger? if they were going to buy a major american company that would trigger cfius. but i don't know what it would trigger -- and whether they sell or they could just s

shelves have never been so empty in venezuela and it is getting worse. what is the point of reducing the price when none are available anyway? >> it's painful to see the shelves, because there isn't anything to eat. i bought three things, a like a get and honestly, my heart hurts because lowering prices is not the way the government should be acting. >> this seems critical to me because honestly we are going through a very serious crisis right now. i don't know what to do, because i can't get any basics. i have never seen the shelves like this. there is little or to a you can see our juices, cookies, but otherwise nothing. but even if shelves were stopped decently wages barely cover the cost of necessities. every day offers fresh evidence of venezuela's bankruptcy with no currency available to import food or other basic products. >> despite the supply crisis, some industries are doing whatever they can to struggle on. and there is demand for relative luxuries like shock lit, but producers have to look abroad to keep their business afloat. -- like chocola

imf has not had relations with venezuela four years. hador years but have you an informal conversations? >> no, but we follow and make forecasts for the economy. contraction of the venezuelan economy would be by the end of 2018, a 45%. we have heard and read all of the humanitarian consequences these have had. that is being translated into a huge migration into brazil and colombia. and health problems with a lot of health issues, not only materializing in the venezuela but migrating to neighboring countries. vonnie: you must have done some math, in case you get emergency request for assistance immediately. a tragedy. what kind of a size of the package would it take to help venezuela, if it requested? >> it would depend on the policies implement it by venezuela. financinggnificant facilities for countries that need significant financial support, and need a huge reconstruction effort that would take a very long time. we are there to support the country's and part of a global effort by the international community to help the country get ba

venezuela, not saudi arabia, has the largest reserves of oil in the world. it doesn't tap those. it doesn't tap because it doesn't know how. and it doesn't have the resources to. it's... instead treated pdvsa like a piggy bank. it's used it to subsidize the price of everything in the country. - [roth] there are horrible shortages in venezuela. the economy has been so mismanaged that you can't even get basic necessities in the grocery store. people have to search to get their day's meals. the old american adage: no taxation without representation, works in reverse as well. if a government doesn't have to appeal and service its people in order to receive taxes; if it can gain its revenue by just pumping oil out of the ground, it starts ignoring the people. - [narrator] analysts suggest the blow to russia's oil industry may be encouraging vladimir putin to distract russians from their economic woes with a more aggressive foreign policy. - [johnston] russian foreign policy and the oil prices; there is a view that their may be connection there in the sense that,

for now the chronic shortages are probably the most have a venezuela's economy. but it's the chocolate maker show there are also entrepreneurs' doing their part to boost their country. some governments and asia and south korea for example planning to ban crypto currencies altogether the bitcoin craze has now achieved pop culture status japan's virtual currency goals for first concert in tokyo today each member of the band represents a different groups of currencies such as the bitcoin experience or ripple in keeping with the theme payments for the group's merchandise will only be accepted in virtual currency debut song warns against fraudulent operators just people saying. carol that online security. and that's it from the business desk it's back to layla now for more world news thank you so much garrett in pakistan the brutal kidnapping rape and murder of an eight year old girl has sparked an outpouring of horror and anger in the streets thousands around lead into protesters have died in clashes with police is the twelfth child child to be sexually assaulted and

venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because there is not attempt to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who stops at the violence would we in this country tolerate. an opposition in the cold for the violent overthrow of the government the cold the military to rise up a media the core of the cold on say let's say the b.b.c. calling for a coup against the government in why i told and the prime minister in the ten downing street of course not yes there is violence on both sides but i would suggest that most of the violence comes from something that has never gone away and that is monopolies that control seventy percent of the capital and economic power and venezuela wanting to get rid of a government that is not a socialist government it's a social democratic up one that is done some very interesting and quite sick significant things for poor people who were regarded in the pla

governments to attack venezuela. some speculate president moved up the election date as a show of force ahead of a new round of negotiations between government and opposition leaders from monday but if caracas insists on moving ahead with what some see as a further power grab some could be persuaded to do more than just shake hands with those who argue that the time for talking is over. you see in human i just see that santiago. the resilient city of san paolo has closed its zoo and its potential gardens as the government grapples with an outbreak of yellow fever that's caused seventy deaths across three states the facilities were closed after a wild monkey died from the disease almost one hundred fifty human cases are being confirmed in misc ice so apollo and rio de janeiro the governments rushing to vaccinate twenty million people against the fever which causes muscle pain and nausea hundreds of kenyans have marched through nairobi demanding action after allegations of sexual assault at a flagship hospital in the c

periodista: el grupo encabezado por 14 paÍses rechazÓ el llamado a elecciones en venezuela. dudan de la capacidad del estado de preparar elecciones transparentes increÍbles. el canciller chileno, en representaciÓn del grupo, advirtiÓ la posibilidad de que dichos comicios no sean reconocidos. >> gobierno de santiago de chile con el fin de seguir evaluando la situaciÓn en venezuela. 1. rechazamos la decisiÓn del gobierno de venezuela de convocar a elecciones presidenciales para el primer cuatrimestre de este aÑo. periodista: al mismo tiempo nicolÁs maduro anunciÓ fechas para el diÁlogo con la oposiciÓn venezolana. dijo que estÁ listo para firmar un acuerdo de paz. en ecuador implementan alerta de bÚsqueda temprana desapariciÓn de niÑos y adolescentes. se denomida alerta emilia, se debe al Último de los casos que conmocionÓ al paÍs. >> con el apoyo de los medios con las redes sociales de poder, a travÉs de un formato Único, proyectar a la ciudadanÍa de la desapariciÓn del menor, quienes podrÍan ser los posibles causantes. y vamos a tener una participaciÓn

daniel is here, venezuela's economic crisis deepening. people are hungry. daniel: they are hungry and hurting. the economic collapse is grinding down on the poor. the past year has seen inflation topped 2006 hundred percent. in any other country, consumers would just buy cheaper, inferior goods, but for the majority of venezuelans, there aren't alternatives. a sad sight. shelves have never been so empty in venezuelala and it is getting worse. whatat is the point of reducinig the price when none are availablble anyway? >> it's painful to see the shelves, because there isn't anything to eat. i bought three things, a like a get and honestly, , my heart hus because lowering g prices is not the way ththe governmentnt shoue acacting. >> this seems c critical to me because honestly we are going through a very serious crisis right now. i d don't knknow what to do, bee i can't get any basics. i have never seen the shelves like this. there is little or to a you can see our juices, cookies, but otherwise nothing. but even if shelves were stopped decently w wages barel

adeudan unos $6,000,000,000 con venezuela. el presidente de perÚ, tomo juramento a su nuevo gabinete. el mandatario perdonÓ a fujimori poco despuÉs de que el congreso no considera con la foto suficientes. >> los Últimos 30 dÍas, han sido probablemente inÉditos en otra vida polÍtica. hoy vivimos momentos de crispaciÓn. >> pero dijo que trabajarÁ para reconciliaciÓn. ♪ >>y hasta aquÍ julio cÉsar con un adelanto de lo que veremos a las 11. >> quÉ tal? buenas tardes en noticias univisiÓn 65 le preserven haremos una noticia macabra. un policÍa es acusado de matar a su esposa e hijos y descuartizados. fue enunciado mientras quemaba la ropa de sus hijos en audio, los vecinos estÁ aterrorizados. asÍ que los esperamos esta noche en noticias univisiÓn 65 a las 11 con esto y otras informaciones. ♪ >>al regresar, le tenemos toda la acciÓn deportiva. ♪ m >> le saluda natalie juÁrez, iniciamos con el fÚtbol de inglaterra. el chelsea dominÓ el partido teniendo muchas oportunidades de gol que no concretaron. la vue

really i've been to venezuela there are lots of problems there but in reality corp and. hasn't said anything wrong it's just another chance to have a positive end because the people who don't like him don't like the fact he supports madeira oh and that's probably all of the americans and anybody else is too lazy to see what he's really done and at the same time if washington really wants to create another syria in venezuela i still live there actually hundreds of thousands dead in venezuela is that what washington wants it might be the price worth paying for far more oil reserves than even in iraq i just put it out there ok meanwhile back here them mainstream media not as interested in this story as they are in venezuela for some reason there's going to morningstar this one is about industrial unrest the more recent morning stars as nurses scrap the wage cap all well strike the morning star claims probably correctly that there is a risk of having a strike as a result of the problems in the health service or aging the royal college of nurses and that's a fairly reliable s

i still live there actually hundreds of thousands dead in venezuela is that what washington wants it might be the price worth paying for far more oil reserves than even in iraq just put it out there ok meanwhile back here them mainstream media not as interested in this story as they are in venezuela for some reason there's going to morningstar this is about industrial unrest the more as morningstar says nurses scrap the wage cap all well strike the morning star claims probably correctly that there is a risk of having a strike as a result of the problems in the health service or aging the royal college of nurses and that's a fairly reliable source so you would say well money stars found to be trying to stir it up and on this occasion they are saying that john a davis is warning the chancellor of the exchequer that if he doesn't pull its finger out and get decent wage rises to then it's as still going to go wrong this on top of the fact that the n.h.s. can't currently recruit enough nurses that's tied into brac set and probably to do with poor wages too and lots of problems brewing of

well it's been a very intense day for many and venezuela because paris was venezuela's most wanted man until this monday when the place where he was hiding just outside caracas was surrounded by special forces the government is accusing him of rebelling against the government of nicholas my little one and june last year he stole a helicopter he's a helicopter pilot from the forensic police he stole that helicopter and launched grenades against the supreme court and other government buildings so this monday special forces launched an operation i want against what they say is a terrorist cell that is linked to pet is they're saying that several people and it up killed during that operation to members of venezuela security forces but also some of those who were accompanying pedis five people were arrested it's not clear yet what happened to paid as we've been seeing and following what he's been posting on the social media we could see him with his bloody face saying that he was being attacked with rocket propelled grenade or r.p.g. by the government also saying and trying to convince thos

really i've been to venezuela there are lots of problems there but in reality corp and. and said anything wrong it's another chance to have a positive end because the people who don't like him don't like the fact he supports madeira oh and that's probably all of the americans and anybody else is too lazy to see what he's really done and at the same time if washington really wants to create another syria in venezuela i still live there actually hundreds of thousands dead in venezuela is that what washington wants it might be the price worth paying for far more oil reserves than even in iraq just put it out there ok meanwhile back here them mainstream media not as interested in this story as they are in venezuela for some reason there's going to morningstar this one is about industrial unrest the morris morning star says nurses scrap the wage cap all well strike the morning star claims probably correctly that there is a risk of having a strike as a result of the problems in the health service or aging the royal college of nurses and that's a fairly reliable source so you w

governments to attack venezuela. some speculate president moved up the election date as a show of force ahead of a new round of negotiations between government and opposition leaders from monday. but if caracas insists on being ahead with what some see as a further power grab some could be persuaded to do more than just shake hands with those who argue that the time for talking is over. you see and human just see that santiago. now an oscar nominations for one and my daughter is being seen as a sign that hollywood is taking kate of recent scandals involving sexual misconduct and diversity rob reynolds reports from los angeles on the frontrunner. and congratulations to all the nominees the academy award nominations inch toward greater racial and gender diversity reflecting the era of the meet to end black lives manner movements they can probably be fairly happy that they've they've come up with a respectable set of nominees i don't think that's going to be too much shock and horror i think it's been such an incredible

desperate times in venezuela the president tries fighting out of control inflation with a huge minimum wage rise but economists argue it's not worth the paper it's written on and below the compound the country's economic problems. plus getting away from it all leaving the hustle and bustle of the big city to experience nature at its best more and more tourists headed north for their holidays to shine a very different light on their lives. and been physical and let's do business the gold has long prided itself on its tax free cradle to grave welfare system but it can't afford it any more global oil prices have been looted budget deficits and twenty eighteen has ushered in the region's first value added tax in the u.a.e. and in saudi arabia a big change for two super rich countries where the mole is king but the saudis are creating even more cheer for motorists with an unannounced rise in petrol prices a doubling with immediate effect from midnight. one last fill up before gas prices go up now even saudi drivers are concerned about prices gasoline is rising in cost from twenty cents a li

desperate times in venezuela the president tries fighting out of control inflation with a huge minimum wage rise but economists argue it's not worth the paper it's written on and below the compounds of the country's economic problems. plus getting away from it all leaving the hustle and bustle of the big city to experience for nature at its best more and more tourists headed north for their holidays to shine a very different light on their lives. and been physical and let's do business the gold has long prided itself on its tax free cradle to grave welfare system but it can't afford it any more global oil prices have bloomed budget deficits and twenty eighteen has ushered in the region's first value added tax in the u.a.e. and in saudi arabia a big change for two super rich countries where the mole is king but the saudis are creating even more new year cheer for motorists with an unannounced rise in petrol prices a doubling with immediate effect from midnight. one last fill up before gas prices go up now even saudi drivers are concerned about prices gasoline is rising in cost from twen

never go to venezuela in april opponents of socialist president nicolas maduro took to the streets demanding immediate elections blaming him for acute shortages and the world's highest inflation the duras response was to call for and when a referendum to rewrite the constitution a move many believe will turn venezuela into a one party state like cuba or the one hundred twenty people were killed and thousands arrested during months of unrest as president of the new constituent assembly doesn't agree guess is augury the most powerful person in venezuela today is simply has the power to override and even replace the president at what may have been been as well as most critical hour she talked to al jazeera as you see in human. you said the other day and i was very surprised and so with the venezuelans that were near me that there is no hunger in venezuela but yet i see people and so i'm sure have you in your neighborhood picking through the rubbish maybe a community that i'm going to persona. kamin and i was better but going nowhere. in colombia. talking about and you know i do not know what th

the choice to decide theirfuture facing here in venezuela. the choice to decide their future taken away from them at a time when, for many, the future looks bleak. katie watson, bbc news in venezuela. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: south africa's songs of freedom. we meet the black musician who's adapted afrikaans, the language of apartheid. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief! after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer, paul simon, starts his tour of south africa tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecological crisis. three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assu

for now the chronic shortages are probably the most have a venezuela's economy. but as the chocolate maker show they're also entrepreneurs' doing their part to boost their country. and this whole business to an inspirational story now brant that's right we're going to look at someone who has overcome some incredible obstacles daniel all athletes have burdens to overcome but lychee why he has battled through more than most step is a competitive rock climber he was named asian champion four times before an accident left him confined to a wheelchair rather than giving up liking through what he calls one of the lowest points in his life and now he's become the first person from hong kong to be nominated for a laureus world sports award here's why. limbering up to lift not only his body but also his wheelchair like she why it was a champion rock climber until a car accident in twenty eleven left him paralyzed from the hip down but he wasn't going to let that stop him. the hong kong native has kept up his passion despite the extra challenges that come with being parapl