condo who's the residence professor at northwestern university at castle and a latin america analyst and from london joining us is charles hakka charles is a senior part the at control risks gentlemen welcome to you all charles let's begin with you the u.s. election of course is going to be keenly watched that's an understatement we've had a president but show little regard for liberal world order attacking allies the world trade organization he's demoted the the reassuring of industry whichever way you look at it how is that going to change the way the world works in 2020 if you're absolutely right people are going to be watching the u.s. campaign more closely than ever and it's probably one of the more important presidential campaigns in recent memory and before we even know the final candid it pairing the very fact that there's a presidential campaign in united states next year runs the risk of changing geopolitics a little bit there are a few things that we're watching particularly carefully number one of course is the relationship between the united states and china the u.s. eco

i think the positive stories in latin america it's more it's going to be in the near future mexico despite the rhetorical of the anti u.s. rhetorical of the mexican government i think they're very near to sign a trade agreement a renewed trade agreement with kind of in the united states and that's going to be a huge impulse to mexico a lot of the business i actually am very pessimistic with regards to the will with china and i think the united states in that case a lot of the companies are pushing the administration to to sign the deal to mexico and start moving some of their operations into mexico in this case so i think mexico in terms of my perspective for 20 year 2020 has a more positive outlook all it will depend on how much lopez obrador managed to between his restoring and the reality of the economy but i am more more in the south and the continent brazil argentina and others have a much they will have a much more difficult time next year i want to talk some more about china in just a moment but but 1st charles let's turn our attention to the global economy the risk of recession in

condo who's the residence professor at northwestern university at castle and a latin america analyst and from london joining us is charles heck a charles is a senior part the at control risks gentlemen welcome to you all charles let's begin with you the u.s. election of course is going to be keenly watched that's an understatement we've had a president but show little regard for liberal world order attacking allies the world trade organization he's demoted the the reassuring of industry whichever way you look at it how is that going to change the way the world works in 2020 if you're absolutely right people are going to be watching the u.s. campaign more closely than ever and it's probably one of the more important presidential campaigns in recent memory and before we even know the final candid it pairing the very fact that there's a presidential campaign in united states next year runs the risk of changing geopolitics a little bit there are a few things that we're watching particularly carefully number one of course is the relationship between the united states and china the u.s. ec

cando who's the residence professor at northwestern university at castle and a latin america analyst and from london joining us is charles heck a charles is a senior part the at control risks gentlemen welcome to you all charles let's begin with you the u.s. election of course is going to be keenly watched that's an understatement we've had a president but show little regard for liberal world order attacking allies the world trade organization he's demoted the the reassuring of industry whichever way you look at it how is that going to change the way the world works in 2020 you know if you're absolutely right people are going to be watching the u.s. campaign more closely than ever and it's probably one of the more important presidential campaigns in recent memory and before we even know the final candid it pairing the very fact that there's a presidential campaign in united states next year runs the risk of changing geopolitics a little bit there are a few things that we're watching particularly carefully number one of course is the relationship between the united states and china th

that caused so much economic instability and chaos in latin america be repeated now in latin america by the i.m.f. in ecuador and elsewhere racially and we're seeing people fight back because people have lived through something better you know of 10 years 15 years depending on which country that american ecuador was the 10 years during the presidency of rafael correa we had very healthy growth rates with a lot of redistribution reduction of poverty reduction of inequality without the disaster recipe book of the i.m.f. in fact without the near liberal austerity policies so people have been through some they've experienced something different and now that the i.m.f. has come back with this kind of age old fundamentalism of of you know slashing wages and making people poor and all that the balance the books people are fighting back so we just had a wave of protests in ecuador in the month of october i think the bludgers protests possibly in ecuador in history certainly in my generation. president having to flee the capital city to where you're key you know and basically being rescued by

that caused so much economic instability and chaos in latin america be repeated now in latin america by the i.m.f. in ecuador and elsewhere racially and we're seeing people fight back because people have lived through something that you know for 10 years 15 years depending on which country that american ecuador was the 10 years during the presidency of rafael correa we had very healthy growth rates with a lot of redistribution reduction of poverty reduction of inequality without the disaster recipe book of the i.m.f. in fact without the near liberal austerity policies so people have been through some they've experienced something different and now that the i.m.f. has come back with this kind of age old fundamentalism of of you know slashing wages and making people poor and all that the balance the books people are fighting back so we just had a wave of protests in ecuador in the month of october i think the bludgers protests possibly in ecuador in history certainly in my generation. president having to flee the capital city to where you're key you know and basically being rescued by

that caused so much economic instability and chaos in latin america there be repeated now in latin america by the i.m.f. in ecuador and elsewhere actually and and we're seeing people fight back because people have lived through something that you know for 10 years 15 years depending on which country that american ecuador was the 10 years during the presidency of i 5 corridor where we had very healthy growth rates with a lot of redistribution reduction of poverty reduction of inequality without the disaster recipe book of the i.m.f. in fact without the near liberal austerity policies so people have been through some experience something different and now that the i.m.f. is kind back with this kind of age old fundamentalism of of you know slashing wages and making people poor and all that the balance the books people are fighting back so we just had a wave of protests in ecuador in the month of october i think the bloggers protest possibly in ecuador in history certainly in my generation. president having to flee the capital city to where your key you know and basically being rescued by the

that caused so much economic instability and chaos in latin america be repeated now in latin america by the i.m.f. in ecuador and elsewhere racially and we're seeing people fight back because people have lived through something that you know for 10 years 15 years depending on which country that american ecuador was the 10 years during the presidency of i 5 corridor where we had very healthy growth rates with a lot of redistribution reduction of poverty reduction of inequality without the disaster recipe book of the i.m.f. in fact without the near liberal austerity policies so people have been through some experience something different and now that the i.m.f. has come back with this kind of age old fundamentalism of of you know slashing wages and making people poor and all that to balance the books people are fighting back so we just had a wave of protests in ecuador in the month of october i think the largest protest possibly in ecuador in history certainly in my generation. president having to flee the capital city to where your key you know and basically being rescued by the milit

but this has worked differently in latin america and latino america. south of the rio grande and throughout the hemisphere, the scale of retailing have remained much smaller. as a result, for example, supermarkets did not catch on until much later in latin america. there were stores that have mostly disappeared in the united states. things like butcher shops. independent food stores and bakeries that were alive and well in latin america. - - that essentially gets transported and transposed to places in the united states. [indiscernible] i want to talk about those in a little bit more detail. often as a writer, these immigrants work really hard. let's be honest, small business owners all work really hard. it wasn't necessarily about them. it was about other external factors. the first factor is language. they want to do business in their own language. with their countrymen and country women. it's a source of familiar allergy, comfort and ability. if you are doing things like buying insurance or getting medical care, don't want to do it knowing we don't

and beyond and south america and latin america and the caribbean and how do we help the mexicans share information with guatemala. a very productive meeting that we came up with tangible steps to do that. we went to guatemala city the next day and had that same level of conversation with those nations to try to forge more coordination at the heart of getting after these wicked problems that create an instability here, including the human traffic, is sharing intelligence, building trust, breaking down barriers, understanding and then ensure that the right agency, law enforcement agency, other agencies, have the information they need to make an impact and that's a key element of what we're doing as we move ahead. we take that into exercise program, which is also a similar element. we are adequately resourced to do this, but we are carefully looking at how we can become more efficient as we move forward. >> very good. please let us know if there's anything additional that we as congress can help with. gentlemen, thank you very, very much for your service to our country. thank you. >> than

america. there are you know you don't paint a very rosy picture let's go back to the london and charles 2019 as we saw street protests around the world we were talking about what was happening in chile and elsewhere in latin america it's hard to think of a time. the has been such universal outrage at the political classes of a climate change of inequality over wealth distribution how is that going to play out in 2020. 8 i mean i think you have to cast your mind probably all the way back to the 1960. yes to see a time when almost the entire world was convulsed with social unrest driven by a sort of social and economic and political causes and while all of the social unrest we've seen around the world this year has had different triggers most of the underlying themes are exactly that as you pointed out it's climate change it's income inequality it's creeping authoritarianism around the world and all kinds of social and political challenges. for 2020 v. risks are are several 1st that this will co

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a clap of thunder and latin america. extreme right wing politics are back in brazil the less golden years are fading fast from the caribbean to. defeat has followed defeat almost everywhere the right is gaining ground in argentina the conservatives won the 2015 election. chile has changed direction. of venezuela is caught in a period of uncertainty and protests have set light to nicaragua. and bolivia able moralities was ousted in what many are calling a. hard times for the last. i think. after years of glorious gemini a lot an american left to suffer unprecedented set backs. showing yourself to be in that camp can prove to be suicide. as a manami knows this only too well having run for the presidency on 3 occasions and losing every time. a personal failure. or the collective defeat of an entire political family which once represented hope for a brighter future. in my case your protests. basic. this is going to get out there i notice. that we just finished our big moment when i know judea. the computers i mean i mean a l

blames russian trolls for damaging stability in latin america complicated explains . the u.s. is ringing the russian alarm bells once again this time for latin america state department analysts from the russian link twitter accounts to sow confusion in south american nations that oppose the moscow backed government in venezuela in bolivia immediately after president evo morales resigned on november 10th the number of tweets associated with those type of accounts spiked to more than 1000 today up from fewer than 5 now amid their unproven claims about a russian descent from asian operation they seem to have overlooked the work of a certain louis sarek who calls himself a cyber rambo it turns out i'm a saga rambo now the anti morale us activist was tweeting out as many as 69 posts in a single 2nd in his one account and tweeted out more than 13000 messages claiming that the ouster of evo morales was not a coup well the actual nature of events tells a different story than what saurez was tweeting let's review. i. think this is. coming up now they tried together here in the to recov

i think the positive stories in latin america is more it's going to be in the near future mexico despite the rhetorical of the anti u.s. rhetorical of the mexican government i think they're very near to sign a trade agreement a renewed trade agreement with kind of in the united states and that's going to be a huge impulse to mexico a lot of the business i actually am very pessimistic with regards to the will with china and i think the united states in that case a lot of the companies are pushing the administration to to sign the deal to mexico and start moving some of their operations into mexico in this case so i think mexico in terms of my perspective for 20 years 2020 has a more positive outlook all it will depend on how much lopez obrador managed to reconcile between his restoring and the reality of the economy but i am more more in the south and the continent brazil argentina and others have a much different will have a much more difficult time next year i want to talk some more about china in just a moment but but 1st charles let's turn our attention to the global economy the risk

america editor on the scene human reports from caracas. the headline reads congress wakes to 2 speakers of the house in a country which already has 2 men claiming the presidency venezuelans are understandably confused and frustrated when you think you know muslim but i have a thing as the saying gars we lift as if we were lost in space. on sending national guardsmen prevented opposition majority leader one by law another deputies from entering parliament to initiate the use session as the constitution stipulates. in his place the pro-government minority sworn in as speaker and deputy

the 21st century began with extraordinary economic growth across much of latin america . but since this halted in 2008 there's been a political shift to the right on a continent where socialism once thrived to. a chilean politician goes on a journey to me leading leftwing ficus to understand why that politics have lost ground so dramatically. in latin america a giant in time oil on al-jazeera americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the trouble parts of america are getting trouble here there is a poll out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent of americans believing that we're on the cusp of civil war both sides accuse each other of doing things that are so blatantly wrong the bottom line on u.s. politics and policies and their effect on the world. this is al jazeera. alone convert al this is the news hour live from dark coming up in the next 60 minutes u.s. basketball star kobe bryants dies in a helicopter crash and california at the age of 41. tributes are pouring in from all corners of the sporting world in memory of bryant's one of the game's all ti

blames russian trolls for dummett damaging stability in latin america and has details. the u.s. is ringing the russian alarm bells once again this time for latin america state department analysts from the russian link twitter accounts to sow confusion in south american nations that oppose the moscow backed government in venezuela in bolivia immediately after president evo morales resigned on november the 10th the number of tweets associated with those type of accounts spiked to more than 1000 today up from fewer than 5 now amid their unproven claims about a russian descent from asian operation they seem to have overlooked the work of a certain louis sarek who calls himself a cyber rambo it turns out i'm a saga rambo now the anti morale us activist was tweeting out as many as 69 posts in a single 2nd in his one accounting tweeted out more than 13000 messages claiming that the ouster of evo morales was not a coup well the actual nature of events tells a different story than what saurez was tweeting let's review. i. think this is an. hour from now they tried together here in the to

a clap of thunder and latin america. extreme right wing politics are back in brazil the left's golden years are fading fast from the caribbean to. defeat has followed defeat almost everywhere the right is gaining ground in argentina the conservatives won the 2015 elections chile has changed direction. of venezuela is caught in a period of uncertainty and protests have set light to nicaragua. and bolivia able morale as was ousted in what many are calling a. hard times for the last. i think. after years of glorious gemini a lot an american lack to suffer unprecedented setbacks. showing yourself to be in that camp can prove to be suicide. marker and rick as a manami knows this only too well having run for the presidency on 3 occasions and losing every time. a personal failure. or the collective defeat of an entire political family which once represented hope for a brighter future. climate change in my country case progress. basic get out into the in the cases and i'm going to get out there i notice. that we just finished ou

of russian protests across latin america and u.s. army veteran calling himself. his influence on the region. social media with its money 69 2nd. thanks for joining us on our team. hawkins thanks for joining us. a monday marks an emotional day for many around the world it's exactly 75 years since the red army opened the gates to auschwitz in poland almost one and half 1000000 people were brutally murdered at the nazi death camp in the most appalling tragedy of the holocaust it's a liberation close to one of the most shameful chapters in history 75 years on the memories of those who survived are still painfully fresh. the a feeling you'll see at the ball is a boy nazi soldiers and it was in the winter that is at the moment that the mom and i were in the village at that moment the nazis all just started drinking and be trying to the point that they began to pull the children from the 2nd floor did she might heal with us and shoot at them like targets. wishing it that it. would break and if we jumped from the windows into the snow drift and flat footed they shot at u

to latin america now where a number a year of heavy unrest could lie ahead in 2019 a wave of protests broke out across the continent by the end of the year many were occurring simultaneously take a look at some of the countries affected venezuela remains in the grip of an economic crisis a year ago opposition leader claimed the presidency from nicolas maduro who's accused of election fraud and dictatorial rule argentina is in a deep recession and on a bill to pay its foreign debt of more than $100000000000.00 in neighboring bolivia . president evo morales was pushed from power in november while in chile and colombia protesters are demanding better governance and solutions to economic inequality now in colombia government opponents are preparing to step up that demands for a whole raft of reforms they want an end to corruption a better education system and more protection for indigenous people and their offspring for full implementation of a peace deal signed nearly 4 years ago with the former rebel group health care is another highly controversial area doc to say corruption has caused

many countries in latin america are there any signs that 2020 could bring any kind of stability well on the on the on the one hand we can see that the you lack of respect for democratic institutions and for democratic decisions within d.c. institutions. is something that is trying to be sold by those who are ruling in colombia for example by the government in chile on the other hand but much will depend. on the question these processes of dialogue for example the process of a new constitution in chile or the dialogue in colombia which is beginning and are given a chance and if the protests find the priority what they want to change right now they want social change they want economic change ecological change when rights but they need to be sort of a spokesperson of these protests and the need to be a list of priorities for the protests otherwise i'm afraid these protests of this process will feel ok constant include a member of the german parliament is with the parliamentary friendship group for relations with the and in states and so much for joining us. now here in germany as hit b

and flashpoint latin america uncertainty and popular demands for change drift this region we look at the way forward for the const. i have brian thomas great to have you with us iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has warned that harsh retaliation is waiting for the u.s. that after a u.s. airstrike on baghdad airport killed the iranian general kasam so the money the head of rand's elite quds force commenee is also the clare 3 days of national mourning for the general staff it was considered the architect of tehran's military operations in the middle east. the u.s. asked came in the middle of the night later the pentagon tweeted this strike was aimed at deterring future iranian attack plans done trump usually very active on twitter tweeted only this image long as that 100 iranian state t.v. confirmed the death of gentle customer. iran's top security body called an urgent meeting for friday. saturday foreign minister mohammed joanne sharif tweeted the us act of international terrorism targeting and assassinating gentle soul amani is extremely dangerous and a foolish escalation

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it is also nationalistic," which generally, in latin america means anti-yankee. matthews says about castro, "the program is vague and couched in generalities, but it amounts to a new deal for cuba." so this was framed as a new deal for cuba, small and, small d. but at that point in the history of americans. the new deal is fdr. the new deal. "it amounts to a new deal for cuba, radical, democratic, and therefore anti-communist." that is how herb matthews was describing what fidel and his movement was about. the real core of its strength is that it is fighting against the military dictatorship of president batista. but note that again, democratic, radical and therefore anti-communist, as he put it. put it this way. so, matthews is there, he is interviewing castro and the people around castro. "senor castro speaks some english but he prefered to talk in spanish, which he did with extraordinary eloquence. his is a political mind rather than a military one." this country becomes one of the most militarized in latin america after castro takes over. -- has strong ideas

it is also nationalistic," which generally, in latin america means anti-yankee. matthews says about castro, "the program is vague and couched in generalities, but it amounts to a new deal for cuba." so this was framed as a new deal for cuba, small and, small d. -- small n, small d. but at that point in the history of americans. the new deal is fdr. the new deal. "it amounts to a new deal for cuba, radical, democratic, and therefore anti-communist." that is how herb matthews was describing what fidel and his movement was about. the real core of its strength is that it is fighting against the military dictatorship of president batista. but note that again, democratic, radical and therefore anti-communist, as he put it. put it this way. so, matthews is there, he is interviewing castro and the people around castro. "senor castro speaks some english but he prefered to talk in spanish, which he did with extraordinary eloquence. his is a political mind rather than a military one." this country becomes one of the most militarized in latin america after castro takes over.

a clap of thunder and latin america. extreme right wing politics are back in brazil the less golden years are fading fast from the caribbean to. defeat has followed defeat almost everywhere the right is gaining ground in argentina and the conservatives won the 2015 elections chile has changed direction. of venezuela is caught in a period of uncertainty and protests have set light to nicaragua. and bolivia able morale as was ousted in what many are calling a. hard times for the last. after years of glorious gemini a lot an american left to subvert unprecedented setbacks. showing yourself to be in that camp can prove to be suicide. as a manami knows this only too well having run for the chilean presidency on 3 occasions and losing every time. a personal failure. or the collective defeat of an entire political family which once represented hope for a brighter future. in my case your protests. basic get out of the television and this is exactly. and there was notice. that we just finished up with some of the what i know to d

the 21st century began with extraordinary economic growth across much of latin america. but since this whole today in 2008 there's been a political shift to the right on a continent was socialism once a thriving. and a chilean politician goes on a journey to meet leading left wing figures to understand why that politics have lost ground so dramatically. in latin america a giant in time oil on al-jazeera we know what's happening in our region we know how to get to places that others and all i was just i don't fear god but the police on fire best the fires are still unwilling to go that are being led by miners. the way they can tell the story is what can make a difference. struggling to stop the spread of a new virus china restricts the movement of 40000000 people and orders a new hospital to be ready in a week. hello i'm a senior editor with out 0 live from doha also coming up in the program turkey's president says he will never abandon the libyans and reiterate his support for the internationally recognized government. huge crowds protests in iran the capital demanding u

to latin america now way of heavy unrest could lie ahead in 2019 a wave of protests broke out across the continent a string of countries from chile to colombia have witnessed unrest then a slave remains in the grip of a political and economic crisis a year ago opposition leader claimed the president say from nicolas maduro who's accused of election fraud and dictatorial rule despite massive anti-government protests and more than 50 countries backing go idaho maduro has clung to power. now hyperinflation is want to venice way his biggest problems despite 6 increases in the minimum wage workers a still taking home the equivalent of just a few u.s. dollars every month. it's supposed to give venezuelans more purchasing power the latest hike in the minimum wage means workers will receive $150000.00 in cash they also get another $150000.00 in food stamps each month sounds like a lot to me but what can you actually buy with it i gave these 3 bottles of water and 2 bread rolls cost more than a quarter of the monthly wage of the saudi. 300000 is not enough to buy anything with when you factor

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in latin america a giant in time oil coming soon. new leaders place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds in the work his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is a least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places in she took the microphone will we find peace how can we make the violence stop when will i be able to return home big stories generally sounds like the media angles in this story are too numerous for comfort with different angles from different perspectives things going to really bring relief. and money into war to. separate the spin from the facts the misinformation from the judge as of this so it was clear and it sounds too. clear that with the listening post on al-jazeera. org. grad in do

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the 21st century began with extraordinary economic growth across much of latin america. but since this halted in 2008 there's been a political shift to the right on a continent where socialism once a drive to. politician goes on a journey to meet leading left wing figures to understand why that politics have lost ground so dramatically. in latin america a giant in time oil on al-jazeera we understand the differences in the semantics of cultures across the world so no matter what. the news and current affairs that matter to you. president donald trump picked some familiar faces to defend him his impending impeachment trial. live from doha summary of this is the world news from al jazeera have been rival protests in libya for and against the war clearly for huffed up ahead of an international conference to try to end the fighting. also mexico's president offers jobs to thousands of migrants seeking to enter the u.s. but only if they stay in mexico. and china come.

but 1st it's to latin america where another year of heavy unrest could lie ahead in 2019 a wave of protests broke out across the continent a string of countries from chile to colombia have witnessed unrest then a swale remains in the grip of a political and economic crisis a year ago opposition leader claimed the presidency from nicolas maduro who's accused of election fraud and dictatorial rule that despite massive anti-government protests and more than 50 countries backing the dura has clung to power. hyper inflation is one of venezuela's biggest problems despite 6 increases in the middle and wage workers a still taking home only the equivalent of a few u.s. dollars every month. it's supposed to give venezuelans more purchasing power the latest hike in the minimum wage means workers will receive $150000.00 in cash they also get another $150000.00 in food stamps each month sounds like a lot to me but what can you actually buy with it. these 3 bottles of water and 2 bread rolls cost more than a quarter of the monthly wage $1.00 of the study. 300000 is not enough to buy anything with but whe

blames russian trolls for damaging stability in latin america caleb open explains. the u.s. is ringing the russian alarm bells once again this time for latin america state department analysts from the russian link twitter accounts to sow confusion in south american nations that's oppose the moscow backed government in venezuela in bolivia immediately after president evo morales resigned on november the 10th the number of tweets associated with those type of accounts spiked to more than 1000 today up from fewer than 5 now amid their unproven claims about a russian descent from asian operation they seem to have overlooked the work of a certain louis sarek who calls himself a cyber rambo it turns out i'm a saga rambo now the anti morale us activist was tweeting out as many as $69.00 posts in a single 2nd in his one account and tweeted out more than $13000.00 messages claiming that the ouster of evo morales was not a coup well the actual nature of events tells a different story than what saurez was tweeting let's review. this. is an. hour from now they tried together here in the

in latin america a giant in time oil on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . ever. how is the whole robin hole you're watching al-jazeera these are all top news stories u.s. president donald trump's impeachment trial is. to get under way later ahead of that said it republican leader mitch mcconnell has announced the rules that will govern the proceedings which is designed to end it as soon as possible democrats say they'll try to amend the returns explains what we can expect from washington d.c. so each side has 24 hours to make their case every 2 days democrats wednesday or thursday republicans friday saturday if they need it then we have debate cross-examination rather about 16 hours of cross-examination by the senators. to the to the house managers and the white house lawyers this isn't bubbly though this is done through written questions given to the chief justice from robert.

last flashpoint latin america uncertainty of popular demands for change grips the region we look at the way forward for the continent. and unanswered questions off the dozens of animals are killed in a devastating zoo far in germany fortunately some did survive the inferno and those who has now 3 years and. i'm at home freaking out you could join us global powers are warning that the world has become a more dangerous place off the u.s. air strikes killed a top or a new general in american drone attack on baghdad airport in iraq killed a senior commander has some saudi money the head of iran's elite quits force solomon it was seen as the architect of tektronix military operations in the middle east the strike also killed i will mock the hondas an iraqi paramilitary group leader with close ties to iran. well the iranian supremely the ayatollah ali khamenei has warned the u.s. it faces hosh retaliation u.n. security council members china russia and france have all criticized washington. the remains of the vehicle in which the iranian general and the iraqi militia leader were riding when th

blames russian trolls for damaging stability in latin america l m open has the details. the u.s. is ringing the russian alarm bells once again this time for latin america state department analysts from the russian link twitter accounts want to sow confusion in south american nations that's oppose the moscow backed government in venezuela in bolivia immediately after president evo morales resigned on november the 10th the number of tweets associated with those type of accounts spiked to more than 1000 today up from fewer than 5 now amid their unproven claims about a russian descent from asian operation they seem to have overlooked the work of a certain louis sarek who calls himself a cyber rambo it turns out i'm a saga rambo now the anti morale us activist was tweeting out as many as $69.00 posts in a single 2nd in his one accounting tweeted out more than $13000.00 messages claiming that the ouster of evo morales was not a coup well the actual nature of events tells a different story than what saurez was tweeting let's review. i. think this is an. hour from now they tried together

blames russian trolls for damaging stability in latin america as caleb maupin explains. the u.s. is ringing the russian bots alarm bells once again this time for latin america state department analysts from the russian link twitter accounts to sort of confusion in south american nations that oppose the moscow backed government in venezuela in bolivia immediately after president evo morales resigned on november 10th the number of tweets associated with those type of accounts spiked to more than 1000 today up from fewer than 5 now amid their unproven claims about a russian descent from asian operation they seem to have overlooked the work of a certain louis soares who calls himself a cyber rambo it turns out i'm a cyber rambo now the anti morale us activist was tweeting out as many as 69 posts in a single 2nd in his one account he tweeted out more than. 13000 messages claiming that the ouster of evo morales was not a coup well the actual nature of events tells a different story than what saurez was tweeting let's review. i. think. in the. time that i already know they tried to get

blames russian trolls for damaging stability in latin america explains. the u.s. is ringing the russian alarm bells once again this time for latin america state department list from the russian link twitter accounts to sow confusion in south american nations that oppose the moscow backed government in venezuela in bolivia immediately after president evo morales resigned on november the 10th the number of tweets associated with those type of accounts spiked to more than 1000 today up from fewer than 5 amid their unproven claims about a russian descent from asian operation they seem to have overlooked the work of a certain louis sorrow's who calls himself a cyber rambo it turns out i'm a cyber rambo now the anti morale us activist was tweeting out as many as 69 posts in a single 2nd in his one account he tweeted out more than 13000 messages claiming that the ouster of evil morello's was not a coup well the actual nature of events tells a different story than what saurez was tweeting let's review. oh you know they tried to go to recover. and when they can't when they

blames russian trolls for damaging stability in latin america to explain all his caliber. the u.s. is ringing the russian alarm bells once again this time for latin america state department analysts from the russian link twitter accounts to sow confusion in south american nations that oppose the moscow backed government in venezuela in bolivia immediately after president evo morales resigned on november 10th the number of tweets associated with those type of accounts spiked to more than 1000 today up from fewer than 5 now amid their unproven claims about a russian descent from asian operation they seem to have overlooked the work of a certain louis sarek who calls himself a cyber rambo it turns out i'm a cyber rambo now the anti morale us activist was tweeting out as many as 69 posts in a single 2nd in his one accounting tweeted out more than 13000 messages claiming that the ouster of evo morales was not a coup well the actual nature of events tells a different story than what saurez was tweeting let's review. i think this. is. coming up now they tried to get at the here in the to

latin america a giant in time oil on al-jazeera. and i'm not plugged into how the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has proposed rules for president donald trump's impeachment trial is no guarantee new witnesses and evidence can be called the democrats say they'll offer amendments you have returns he has more if it is the side of the witnesses will be allowed ben each witness will be deposed and that deposition will then be considered by but by senators and then they will vote upon whether to hear from the witness at the trial so that's those are the broad outlines of what we're hearing but certainly one thing given mccall is likely to get the votes on tuesday is. almost certain then but all the all the opening arguments will be concluded by the end of this week before we get into cross exam.

blames russian trolls for damaging stability in latin america to explain all his kaleb open. the u.s. is ringing the russian alarm bells once again this time for latin america state department analysts from the russian link twitter accounts to sow confusion in south american nations that oppose the moscow backed government in venezuela in bolivia immediately after president evo morales resigned on november 10th the number of tweets associated with those type of accounts spiked to more than 1000 today up from fewer than 5 now amid their unproven claims about a russian descent from asian operation they seem to have overlooked the work of a certain louis sarek who calls himself a cyber rambo it turns out i'm a cyber rambo now the anti morale us activist was tweeting out as many as 69 posts in a single 2nd in his one account and tweeted out more than 13000 messages claiming that the ouster of evo morales was not a coup well the actual nature of events tells a different story than what saurez was tweeting let's review. i. think this is. coming up now they tried to get up to here i

in latin america a giant in time oil on al-jazeera a unique perspective on nigeria we have so much more we just don't know how to money this most that we have. through the eyes of a celebrated african photographer to listen to rejoin us in the lobby and still be us what he did. but 3 years on how has life changed. rewind ga sooty on al-jazeera. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the line sentimentality take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. ironically 0 is extended coverage of president donald trump's impeachment trial in the u.s. senate today is the 1st day of the trial and start with politicians have been debating the rules that will govern the remaining days and weeks of the impeachment proceedings democrats have been proposing a series of amendments to the rules laid out by the senate majority leader that's mitch mcconnell already the republican controlled senate has rejected a bid by the democrats to force the white house to provide more evidence it would.

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