venezuela relations. thank you. >> thank, you it is a great pleasure to see you again and to be here, our office or actually next door to each other so i here through the wall. u.s. policy has been particularly strong in the last year in a half, but in may 2018 there was a phony election and in january of 2019, when former president maduro claimed another term the national assembly in venezuela, which is democratically elected said no, that was a phony election and the office of the presidency is vacant and as a consequence, juan -- juan guaido stepped in as interim president. and now many other countries to be supporting him as interim president. his policy was to provide a return to democracy, a restoration of democracy. and we do this through diplomatic pressure and economic sanctions. the sanctions, which have been strong, and a great success, although i have to admit that they've been helped along by the unbelievable corruption of the maduro regime, what we have been trying to do is take away resourc

the excuse in venezuela's gasoline. in 1998 chavez was elected president of venezuela. they started by controlling the weapons and ammunition that people can have, is that similar to eliminating our second amendment. then came changes in the place, for example police and minister municipally -- in municipalities. and the collective those appear -- and the collectivos appear. then from being the richest country in the region today we are the poorest. food, ande, no something so essential like drinking water. socialism brings to the nation. i became a citizen of this country in 2000. i have a wonderful wife and two daughters, one of which is the next police officer, and four grandchildren. what future with a heaven socialism? that is why, being a proud fromcan, i will work hard preventing socialism from penetrating this great country, and count with me to support to achieve it. today i want to make you two requests. first, that we eliminate the germ of socialism from its essence in venezuela, cuba and nicaragua. the people oflp venezuela to get rid of the narco terrorists

venezuela doctorjulio castro in caracas. we talk next about a country that is already weakened by four decades of war. covid cases stand at 311,000 and rising in afghanistan. and lockdown is imposing extra hardships on a lot of families making do with very little. the international committee of the red cross runs a number of clinics there that are overseen by doctor gabriel mufuta, a congolese born doctor who has a decade of experience in war—torn countries. he has been speaking to me from ireland, he is there on a short break from kabul. the health system, which is weak and frail as it is known, a war—torn country, four decades of armed conflict, inevitably the country is facing difficulties to organise different sectors and the health sector is one of them. all the province's regions are reporting cases now. there have been decades of war in afghanistan and hospital infrastructure has been run down. is this a problem now when you're looking at things like needing beds and needing oxygen? what is it like as a doctor try

venezuela doctorjulio castro in caracas. we talk next about a country that is already weakened by four decades of war. covid cases stand at 311,000 and rising in afghanistan. and lockdown is imposing extra hardships on a lot of families making do with very little. the international committee of the red cross runs a number of clinics there that are overseen by doctor gabriel mufuta, a congolese born doctor who has a decade of experience in war—torn countries. he has been speaking to me from ireland, he is there on a short break from kabul. the health system, which is weak and frail as it is known, a war—torn country, four decades of armed conflict, inevitably the country is facing difficulties to organise different sectors and the health sector is one of them. all the province's regions are reporting cases now. there have been decades of war in afghanistan and hospital infrastructure has been rundown. is this a problem now when you're looking at things like needing beds and needing oxygen? what is it like as a doctor tryi

is not hard at all it is crumbling right so here you have a remarkable thing is venezuela tried their own crypto currency there's a bad name for it in the crypto community what you call one of these things they tried their own crypto and we know a lot of other countries are talking about starting their own crypto. but it failed that's while the government is officially taking bitcoin as payment for passports and looking to accumulate hard money. when they announced their crypto i said you know if this is a good thing because it's a stepping stone right as a stepping stone towards decline and so now they've reached that point and this is what i've said at that time and this also is the beginning of the global hash war so now venezuela will start to actively mind because to strategically and they have cheap energy to do so iran has already got 3 percent of global house right so now venezuela i think will get 3 or 5 percent pretty quickly and then at some point america will say we've got to answer the space race of the 21st century by mining pick why and then i'll try to see 20 percent o

and now saying that he was expelling the united the european union ambassador in venezuela after venezuela had imposed sanctions on 11 members of the government of members of the national assembly what we know right now is that he suspended it and we are just hearing the for india relations minister speaking on television that they did it as a gesture to promote political dialogue between both countries and to reach a political and to to help the country reach some type of an agreement with the opposition in the country what we also know is that there was a phone call that happened between the foreign relations minister. and a high representative of foreign affairs of the european union and that they decided to 6 spend this explosion this has been you know way keeping it among taining tension between the european union and venezuela in the past few days it was expected that the ambassador was going to leave in the next few hours the country that did not happen she remains in venezuela and she's going to be working with the venezuelan government ouattara yes i was just saying on television

the excuse in venezuela was gasoline. here, it was george floyd. then, in 1998 came the elections, and chavez was elected president of venezuela. they started by controlling the weapons and ammunition that people could have. that would be similar to eliminating our second amendment. then came changes in the place, for example, only police in the became theies national police, and the collectivos appear. then from being the richest country in the region, today we are the poorest. no medicine, no food, and something so essential like drinking water. that is what socialism brings to a nation. i became a citizen of this great country in 2000. three a wonderful wife, anughters, one of which is officer, and four grandchildren. withfuture would they have socialism? that is why, being a proud american, i will work hard from preventing socialism from penetrating this great country, and count with me to support to achieve it. mr. president, that is why today i want to make you two requests. first, that we eliminate the germ of socialism from its essence in v

takes a major legal step to seize for a rainy and tankers bound for venezuela this while the u.k. denies he closed the door as request for his country's own gold worth an estimated 1000000000 dollars plus president trump's north american trade deal is now in full effect in a report coming up we're going to tell you what's in it and whether all 3 leaders will meet in washington for this rich all right let's get to it let's tribunes i. go lane maxwell the woman accused of essentially running jeffrey epstein's international sex trafficking operation is finally now in federal custody the f.b.i. arrested her this morning in new hampshire with the latest developments in this case and the arrest and what's going to happen next let's go to our team is john heidi in miami john what do we know about maxwell's arrest so far. well f.b.i. agents and n.y.p.d. detectives arrested maxwell at around $830.00 this morning in bradford new hampshire which if you look on the math but it's about 25 miles west of concord about an hour and a half northwest of boston so it's. really an area if you want to

i want to bring this back to the venezuela part of your book as we see people leaving venezuela now. what is going on there with the democratic freedoms and ideals that people don't know the history i was your more familiar with a bit through your own personal relationship with your wife. it was once a very rich countries economically free, now we have this basket case that the left does not want to own anymore when they want socialism but it really is a telling story if you could tell us what's happening there? >> it is so poignant and sad. my wife's experience in india that was he begging bowl of the world. in india now as much of better. when we go back there new buildings people used to go to the sea and wash the clothes now they have washing machines there is a thriving india middle-class they are better. my wife got venezuela of the 70s that was fantastic. so fantastic when she came to america at the age of ten, she thought she had moved to a third world country. she thought america was in venezuela she happened to be in a poor part of america so to see a country that is multir

now a court in london has ruled venezuela's opposition leader one is the president of venezuela and here's why it's important high court judges are hearing in the street over gold 'd worth nearly $2000000000.00 that venezuela keeps safe in the bank of england president nicolas maduro wants access to a $1000000000.00 worth of that gold lawyers say it will help ease the coronavirus crisis that attempt has been challenged by one who once the decision on spending to be in the hands of venezuela's legislature last year though declared himself the interim president and dozens of countries including britain and the us recognized him as venezuela's legitimate leader. go live now the sun your guy go in london so this wasn't a huge surprise given the position of the u.k. authorities so far right. well some me given the poor is currently between the u.k. and venezuela and the fact that the u.k. reckon recognized. last year to be the constitutional interim president. really perhaps wasn't a surprise to many of those who thought that perhaps this was going to go the other way but however the board that

, it is in venezuela. it is identity socialism. the former big dictator, was indigenous. and he introduced the policy race division into is basically the blessing is widespread venezuela has a sort of militarized gangs called collective collect tivos treated them on motorcycles, when they carried, six. the carry cement blocks. the even look like and in fact venezuela's answer 25. so again is similarity pretty scandinavian doesn't have a version of that. they don't have any such thing. so all of the elements, we are following then socialism pretty were trying to be like norway . but in reality there following a different model, the venezuela model. it is not up ends very well. benjamin: sosa economic wealth. it still doesn't kill the goose that laid the golden egg because it spreads out across everybody and doing it together. it's the one question that i am interested in, it relates to this. why that model is not sellable of the united states for its kind implied any comment about it. it's a smaller society

felix: en venezuela acusan de traiciÓn a la patria-- con guaidÓ. de otorgar una reserva de oro de venezuela que estÁ depositado en el banco de inglaterra. un duro golpe para nicolÁs maduro como nos explicado francisco gÓmez. francisco: se quedÓ por ahora sin su oro un tribunal fallÓ a favor-- oro que fue depositado por venezuela en el banco de inglaterra. >> quieren disponer para pagar al reino unido como pagar el reconocimiento polÍtico que han hecho de un payaso autoproclamado. >> Órdenes de captura para 11 miembros del equipo de guaidÓ y el incumplimiento de sus bienes. >> se le imputan los delitos de traiciÓn a la patria,usurpaciÓn de funciones y asociaciÓn para delinquir. >> maduro pierde asÍ la batalla legal de mÁs de dos aÑos, 33 t de oro. >> queda lejos de las garras de la dictadura. >> es una historia costosa. el oro quedarÁ en custodia de inglaterra hasta que termine el proceso legal pues los abogados del rÉgimen apelaron al tribunal inglÉs. el tribunal inglÉs-- lo que esperan para el notario que no lo reconoce como pres

way of venezuela. i think we are determined to make sure that doesn't happen here. >> there was the confiscation of businesses, the takeover they were trying to find by going after the wealthy and as a result there is no wealthy except for the ruling regime. >> hugo chavez had a show hello mr. president you see him on the show he's walking down the streets in venezuela talking to an aide and [inaudible] he says okay expropriate it and literally at that moment they go in and force the owners to get out and take it. who owns the business? an opponent of our regime. expropriated. so, this kind of this is socialism. to this endpoint. i don'end point.i don't think it different from the left has in mind here. in fact i think when a guy like this c-span running out with a bunch of shoes it's hard to condemn them too much because first i think that he sees a younger version of himself, but second because they want to do it in a systematic way with the looters are doing in an unsystematic way. they are grabbing

that could change the way the military handles sexual harassment complaints that a small victory for venezuela the south american country wins the right to appeal the u.k. ruling barring access to its own gold reserves will discuss it all right it's time to boost for a new i q. i . mean the former republican presidential candidate tea party activist and businessman has just died of complications from the coronavirus the news of his sudden death comes as kobe 1000 numbers continue to rise in this country and wearing masks in public places has yet to be fully enforced in each state and even in congress are joining us in studio with more on herman cain's passing fair and yesterday you brought us the news representative gomer testing positive for kobe one. the latest with that well so we're going to get to that just a 2nd but 1st let's go back to herman cain so we have again people still in shock of what's going on you know herman cain not only a business executive a syndicated columnist and a presidential candidate in 2012 he also was one of the biggest fighters of the tea party movement now the

venezuela's government has condemned the u.k. court ruling denying it permission to withdraw gold worth a $1000000000.00 from the bank of england president nicolas maduro said the funds would help pay for the fight against coronavirus venezuela's vice president says the ruling is an attempt to steal the country's gold flake the moderator this decision is so barbaric they're trying to apply imperial rules in venezuela as if venezuela has new constitution new territory new rules new sovereignty as if for a british colony again. but a judge ruled the u.k. only recognizes one leader and that's one why go some of the ego has more. the bank of england whose volts contained $31.00 tons of venezuela's gold president government wanted the goal to help pay for vitally needed relief opposition leader why those representatives said the money would only go to repress the venezuelan people who might go mad. with. violence. or. after winning a contested election more than 2 years ago my daughter had been accused of vote buying and electoral fra

venezuela's government has condemned the u.k. court ruling denying it permission to withdraw gold worth a $1000000000.00 in the bank of england nicolas maduro said the funds would help pay for the fight against corona virus as well as vice president says the ruling is an attempt to steal. country's goal but it didn't matter what this decision is so barbaric they're trying to apply imperial rules in venezuela as if venezuela has no constitution no territory no rules no sovereignty as if for a british colony again. but a judge ruled the u.k. only recognizes one leader and that's one guy though. the bank of england whose volts contained $31.00 tons of venezuela's gold president by the government wanted the goal to help pay for vitally needed relief opposition leader hong why those representatives said the money would only go to repress the venezuelan people who might go. with. violence. or. after winning a contested election more than 2 years ago my daughter had been accused of vote buying and electoral fraud by opposition parties i

venezuela's government has condemned a u.k. court ruling denying it permission to withdraw gold worth a $1000000000.00 from the bank of england nicolas maduro said the funds would help pay for the fight against coronavirus and as well as vice president says the ruling is an attempt to steal the country's gold. but it didn't really matter whether this decision is so barbaric they are trying to apply imperial rules in venezuela as if venezuela has no constitution new territory no rules no sovereignty as a for a british colony again but a judge ruled the u.k. only recognizes one leader and that's one son of a lego has more. the bank of england whose volts contained 31 tons of venezuela's gold president by the government wanted the goal to help pay for vitally needed relief opposition leader why those representative said the money would only go to repress the venezuelan people who might go. and. buy. or. after winning a contested election more than 2 years ago my daughter had been accused of vote buying and electoral fraud by oppos

and venezuela orders the e.u. embassador him to leave the country all of this in response to sanctions imposed on the south american country we're going to discuss that and over at sports regina hamm share some breaking news from the n.f.l. and make sure you keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed by downloading our brand new free app horrible t.v. you can watch there 24 seventh's i'll be right back. the young one parents think they want to know where this is headed and they're doing in my hand the one night stand but they're going to get rid of what they don't want rapidly and they're putting themselves together they're courting very slowly this pandemic is making them be even more careful they will continue to be careful and they may in the least a decade i don't know if generation or salad partnerships. seem wrong but i. just don't. get to shape out. and in detroit. trail. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. all options are on the table in

and venezuela orders the e.u. ambassador in caracas to leave the country all of this in response to sanctions imposed on the south american country we're going to discuss that and over in sports regina hamm shares some breaking news from the n.f.l. and make sure you keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed by downloading our brand new pre app portable t.v. you can watch there 24 seventh's i'll be right back. i'd like to get the whole question we. actually live to. react to it folks dennis miller got a new show. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down and they find the truth newt gingrich because it's time to do news again and question more. bush and stumbling online algorithms dictate what you get to want to go to portable dot tv slash download to get killer television it's completely free i'm talking award winning comedy awesome sports coverage inside so fresh still tastes like raspberries on

with sanctions and venezuela right back ordering the european union's ambassador to pack up and leave the country we're going to discuss all that and more coming up all right it's time to. you. days after an article from the new york times alleged russia was paying bounties to the taleban to kill american soldiers there's now a fallout over that over the information from the intelligence community as far as what they knew as top lawmakers call for action while president trump calls the entire story another hoax rachel blevins is joining me live in studio to break down all the latest details here so rachel what if we heard from within the intel community well the director of the cia released a statement and she actually didn't mention russia or afghanistan but she said that the intelligence community is constantly getting reports about possible threats to u.s. troops on the ground and working to decide if those reports are legitimate now we did see another report which. i did an anonymous n.s.a. official in which he specifically said that while intelligence on this subject was received

venezuela has abandoned plans to expel an e.u. ambassador and the belgrade hunted for him to rosa was given 72 hours to leave the country on monday after the e.u. slapped sanctions on venezuelan government officials stories about is covering the story for us from one as it is and 1st of all tell us what's why is there such a change of heart do you think. well a telephone conversation between venezuela's foreign minister and a high representative of the european union earlier this morning is what got them to agree and to ease the tensions between the european union and venezuela in a joint statement they said that they're going to work together to promote dialogue and to work to improve the diplomatic relations later on the foreign minister of what he. says that this was a big gesture from venezuelan government and that they were waiting for something in exchange meaning that they were hoping that the european union would lift the sanctions that have been involved in venezuela it all started back on june 29th that's when president

countries especially given the fact that venezuela does have an ambassador in korea u.k. does have an ambassador in caracas in venezuela does have a an ambassador in london so there is still this activity between the 2 government . well yes that's not it was of course used by her as representing the. bank 'd 'd the plaintiffs in this in this case i mean of course just the basis on which they're going to appeal it would just leave to appeal against this decision they're saying they did research and by the 'd research course ignores the reality on the ground i'm struck there's britney keeps an ambassador in caracas the day that israel is knocking on russian london means that in effect de facto. the britain is recognizing 'd the reality don't think much of their government. but of course they did the argument that the that they 'd the judges didn't 'd in 'd this case was that. the legitimacy of interim government at least as recognized by britain and the countries that it is that led by crime. and therefore they're the ones who won the case literally had come on terror has h

he's walking down the streets in venezuela talking to an aide. they said he's an opponent of our regime expropriated. i think that when a guy like bill sees them running with a bunch of shoes is hard to condemn too much because he's a younger version of himself but i think also second because they want to do it in a systematic way. so they were just grabbing a bunch of shoes and running out but he has 80% of the marginal top rate so that ultimately from the businesses into the ground and confiscated resources legally and then ultimately offer them to other people again in exchange for their enzi and political purpose. co. performance. >> host: you said something describing chavez when you said it's a political opponent, nationalize it. this is what is happening to democratic freedoms when people say they want but they don't seem to get the connection pointed out long ago it's basically a large degree of economic freedom and it is hard to maintain the democratic freedom. once you see the kind of thing is the likelihood and permissi permission, you

or ecuador. >> venezuela. >> the u.s. or venezuela -- >> that, sir, is precisely the point. this concludes the point. thank you, attorney general, for participating. without objection, all members have five legislative days to submit additional materials to the witnesses for the record and for that objection -- and with that -- and without objection, the hearing is adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> here's a look at our live coverage wednesday. on c-span, the house is back at 9:00 a.m. a 2020 onean work on spending package that covers several departments, including defense, health and human services, transportation, and housing. c-span two, the senate returns at 10:00 a.m. eastern to vote on nominations. c-span3 at 9:30 a.m. eastern, the house judiciary committee holds a hearing on immigration services. at noon, the ceos of facebook, google goal -- google, amazon, and facebook testify about competition in

to squeeze venezuela in the u.k. needs the u.s. if it's leaving the you know the european union it needs a trade deal with the u.s. and it doesn't want to aggravate the u.s. central. the green to allow venezuela to have its own gold financial imperialism that the u.s. exercises not just controlling currency and the dollar which is the global currency but the international payment system which the u.s. uses to see who's violating it sanctions and of course sanctions now more than ever these are just the tools of u.s. global economic in germany. thank you for watching out international that's a ruckus over my new story so far today our teams a line of social media work around the clock for you as well if you want to catch more reporting from moscow is kevin owen saying have a great day. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to joi

or ecuador. >> venezuela. >> the u.s. or venezuela -- >> that, sir, is precisely the point. this concludes the point. thank you, attorney general, for participating. without objection, all members have five legislative days to submit additional materials to the witnesses for the record and for that objection -- and with that -- and without objection, the hearing is adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] journal,'s washington taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discussing policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, colorado republican congressman ken buck going just to talk about his new book and the congressional agenda. carolina democratic congressman james clyburn will talk about the life of senator john and the work of the subcommittee on the coronavirus crisis. on c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. be sure to join the discussion with

high court has ruled the british government recognizes one quite dull as venezuela's interim president over elected leader last month 2 or 0. 1 germany reveals it's helping the u.k. develop its much maligned coronavirus contact tracing out after months of trials and tribulations. of scotland's 1st minister and the u.k. prime minister or a towards over the possibility of implementing quarantine in scotland for those from the rest of the u.k. as a cluster of coronavirus cases have appeared along the border between england and scotland who are on this occupation shout it was actually joins me now by the shadow so seems like a war of words between boris johnson and nicholas sturgeon doesn't it absolutely the prime minister barak's johnson and scottish fast mr necklace such an arm for old and yet another constitutional debate this time for quarantining in scotland now the talk is that any party entering the scottish ball. will have to quarantine for up to 14 days having said that nicholas station hasn't ruled it out but hasn't denied it i the though she does say that any decision will be ba

to squeeze venezuela get the u.k. to refuse to allow them to have access to their gold stock is there is there gold that you know is illegal what they're doing but that doesn't stop the u.s. the u.s. seized citgo venezuela's company in the u.s. because it was earning dollars for it and gave the money by the way to greedo and the opposition in the u.k. needs the u.s. if it's leaving the you know the european union it needs a trade deal with the u.s. and it doesn't want to aggravate the u.s. central. agreeing to allow venezuela to have its own gold so it's doing the bidding of the u.s. financial imperialism that the u.s. exercises not just controlling currency and the dollar which is the global currency but the international payment system which the u.s. uses to see who's violating its sanctions and of course sanctions now more than ever these are just the tools of u.s. global economic in germany. israel suspend its planned an exaggeration of parts of the west bank it was proposed last year by prime minister benjamin ne

. >>> al mal tiempo buena cara dice el refrÁn y eso que hacen varias familias en venezuela para sobrevivir a la crisis econÓmica a wody zada por la pandemia quÉ tal buenas tardes les saluda felicidad aveleyra >>> buenas tardes daca sigue con trabas del gobierno esta misma maÑana se la reprochÓ la administraciÓn que no diera cursos de Ámbar como ordenÓ la corte suprema hace un mes marÍa paula adelante >>> felicidad tras el golpe que recibieron los beneficiarios de daca despuÉs de que saliÓ esta nueva orden que reduce sus permisos a un aÑo y rechaza las nuevas aplicaciones muchos dicen sentirse fuertes y decididos a continuar luchando por su permanencia legal en estados unidos un paÍs que consideran los suyos. de ellos varios representantes demasia demÓcratas que cuestionaron al departamento de ciudadanÍa, sugiriendo que esperara que salieron el memo con el cambio de programa. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> asÍ mismo varias organizaciones proinmigrantes se han manifestado su rechazo a lo que ven como una estrategia de campaÑa polÍtica de cara a las elecciones y una falta de

dasha, set the scene, we know that he's meeting with the venezuela community there, the largest venezuela community. and also a critical voting bloc, right? >> reporter: that's right, kristin. first the president is headed to southern command where he when view a counternarcotics location. and sit down with the venezuela community here in doral. he's expected to show support for them to show he cares about what is happening in venezuela. this is an increasingly influential political group in the state here, where, as you know, the state can have laser-thin margins. there is a group like this can make or break a presidential race. earlier, i spoke with an individual in the room with the president later today, his name is ernesto. he's a member of the independent venezuela citizens. i asked him what he wants to hear from the president. take a listen what he told me. >> i expect to hear today to hear from the president, maybe more sanctions or some action that he's going to take against the terrorist government of venezuela. >> reporter: and, kristin, the venezuela community here has support

families trying desperately to cross venezuela's border. only this time instead of fleeing they're trying to get back into the country they worked so hard to escape. they traveled all over south america in search of economic opportunities and a better life. but as the coronavirus pandemic took root, those jobs evaporated and their ability to pay for rent and food disappeared. with cases of covid-19 on the rise throughout the region they know they will still be at risk for the virus in venezuela but at least they will be home. the colombia-venezuela border crossing has been closed since march. the government of embattled venezuelan president nicolas maduro has called its own citizens biological weapons and accused colombia and other governments of infecting them with covid-19 to spread the pandemic across venezuela. colombia called the accusation deplorable and miserable. every day only a few hundred of the most vulnerable migrants are allowed to re-enter. the rest have to wait in a makeshift migrant camp. this place on the border with venez

tengan miedo a los comunistas que destruyeron a cuba, en venezuela y nicaragua. reportera: la visita la reuniÓn con un grupo de exiliados en la ciudad de doral, conocida por los venezolanos que residen. le plantearon su preocupaciÓn por la difÍcil situaciÓn que atraviesan sus paÍses. trump asegurÓ que ambas naciones tienen un lugar en su agenda de polÍtica exterior. durante la reuniÓn el presidente no sÓlo habló sobre lo que considera sus logros a la polÍtica hacia cuba y venezuela. si no que tambiÉn advirtiÓ de los peligros de lo que llama la izquierda radical. >> biden es una marioneta que quiere romper estatuas y monumentos. nadie estÁ seguro en los estados unidos de biden, sentenciÓ. reportero: el candidato dijo que su visita fue para tomarse fotos y desviar la atenciÓn de los fracasos por la pandemia. >> estÁ visita no trajo nada a la comunidad venezolana. se quedaron esperando otra vez para proteger a miles de venezolanos en los estados unidos. e igualmente no escuchamos ninguna propuesta contra maduro. reportera: el presidente continÚa ot

because washington told us to no other reason venezuela never did anything to us we have no dog in that fight but we faithfully eckel the orders of the united states and that's true in many other parts of the world unlike jim i'm really only interested in now and the future there's plenty of room let's put lots of other stuff jews up you've got to start to of columbus let's have some start to solve the native americans who were plundered in the wake of columbus you've got confederates let's have statues of of these slaves and of the great heroes like truck month who helped to free them let's make martin luther king's star to very much more prominent in american life there are lots of ways to do this rather than toppling pieces of masonry and if you'll forgive the pun manila nothing is set in stone even the monument tree around us can. be changed can be supplemented but what's much more important is what's happening to the people the flesh and blood not the stone yeah all those people that are still on those 16 territories that don't exactly quite have their own freedom or their own say

to squeeze venezuela in the u.k. needs the u.s. if it's leaving the you know the european union it needs a trade deal with the u.s. and it doesn't want to aggravate the u.s. central. and green to allow venezuela to have its own gold financial imperialism that the u.s. exercises not just controlling currency and the dollar which is the global currency but the international payment system which the u.s. uses to see who's violating it sanctions and of course sanctions now more than ever these are just the tools of u.s. global economic in germany. less rough a summer story so far today so much more on our social media 90 dot com as well want to check it out if you get a minute from now reporting from moscow at exactly 27 minutes past 11 the morning is kevin though in flanking you for watching and wishing you a great day. for america and so long as they're growing it for fish is great because america empire right because it's easy for the top to see everything and leave nothing for everyone else america will be better off if it was not

recognised by doe as the president of venezuela. but if this is just a decision by the united states britain some countries who have a huge change in their brains of any underlying question there's a treaty has or any country has a right to interfere and to start affect its sovereign interests out of the country out of a sovereign country or correct result is that the cash itself is needed for covert 19 but the u.k. and the u.s. plainly don't trust material do they the murder of government and of my plan the central bank of it as you are as entered into an agreement with the united nations development program and the bengal in it knows about it the better if i think this agreement that the gold will be sought and the proceeds the state called the u.n. and if the u.n. d.p. who will buy food and medical equipment like rent elaters and oxygen masks and medicine for the poor innocent people now it just does not happen there is a serious risk and many lives will be lost so what's the next move there. the next school as if you are going t

jorge: tenemos unas imÁgenes desde venezuela. una ola de indignaciÓn recorre el paÍs tras la difusiÓn de video que muestra presuntos funcionarios del regimen chavista castigando con un bate de beisbol a personas que violaron la cuarentena impuesta por el coronavirus. con el rostro cubiertos estos agentes participan en este peculiar castigo que viola los derechos humanos. reportero: batazos a los derechos humanos. son funcionarios de civil los rostros cubiertos vinculados a grupos paramilitares. castigando con un bate a personas que habrÍan violado la cuarentena. un funcionario hasta hace calentamiento en medio de una improvisada narrativa. el turno al bate contra un atemorizado detenido. el video mostrado por la ong muestra la brutalidad del rÉgimen para hacer cumplir la cuarentena, con la que pretende disminuir los casos de contagio. >> es un gobierno que estÁ acostumbrado a resolver todo sobre la base de la represiÓn e imponer miedo y de afianciar el control social. reportero: estos paramilitares hacen labor de control s

, the supporters of venezuela in this country uniformly agree that they had to take that chance and we had broad bipartisan support for supporting the opposition in venezuela when there is not much in washington that is bipartisan, the strong support for that and the president went along until he decided he was nervous and maduro was a stronger leader, earlier this year juan guaido, the interim president of the state of the union message and not just a few days ago, he said he would meet with maduro and he was uncertain about guaido's leadership. that caused a firestorm in the venezuelan communities in the president reversed himself again. after the election what his position will be then? >> ambassador we only have a few minutes left, a few more short answers and questions. your office in d.c., the white house near the protest about racial injustice. you talk in the book about the president using vulgar terms in sexist terms. did you ever hear anything inside the white house that was racist? >> i don't think in terms that can be described as racist, no i do not. there were other state

the colombia/venezuela border crossing has been closed since march. the government of embattled president nicolas maduro has called its own citizens biological weapons and accused colombia and other governments of infecting them with covid-19 to spread the pandemic across venezuela. colombia called the accusation deplorable and miserable. every day only a few hundred of the most vulnerable migrants are allowed to re-enter. the rest have to wait in a makeshift migrant camp. >> this is where the move of people collides and comes together. there are people who have just arrived from the interior of colombia from ecuador and peru. people taken today to other centers before being allowed to transit to venezuela, and there are many people who are staying here, sometimes for days, sometimes for weeks. >> reporter: social distancing does not exist in this camp. the conditions here present a separate risk. without toilets and raw sewage, children and families are exposed to other serious illness. many of these migratnts have walked thousands of miles across th

está luchando para conseguir su libertad desde hace 20 años >> te queremos venezuela y a ti te queremos en casa te enviamos un abrazo y buenos días james >> buenos días james un beso grande a nuestros venezolanos hoy comienza nuestro campamento de verano y ustedes pueden entrar a la página de internet que está en pantalla para ver las actividades que va vamos a hacer durante todo el mes adita está en su casa y tiene todo lo necesario para nuestro primer día de campamento por qué no nos das un adelanto >> estoy feliz james porque vamos a comenzar el campamento aprendiendo mucho con los niños hoy hay clases y van a estar espectaculares son entretenidas van a aprender los chicos y grandes a hacer ejercicio al estilo de la selva solamente necesitan tener tenis y ropa cómoda para hacer los ejercicios >> (información en pantalla) >> vamos a ver si es verdad si podemos hacerlo en un nuevo día pero también hay más cosas que podemos hacer para compartir con nuestros hijos pero necesitamos esto: >> (información en pantalla) >> como si fuera poco para hacer la mejor limonada que van

tripled in just a month with brazil mexico and venezuela the worst affected nations some countries are pushing ahead with the reopening kenya's president has announced international flights will resume on august the 1st he's under pressure to restart the struggling economy after nearly 4 months of destructions more now in israel how the faucets and west to receive them he says the new restrictions on to surprise we knew that the coronavirus cabinet so-called was meeting on monday there's been a lot of talk about the way the numbers have been spiking in recent days and weeks hovering at around 1000 a day though 817 on sunday not 107 overnight and there is real fear in the government that despite what was seen as a relatively successful early lockdown you remember israel shut its borders and went into a pretty extreme set of measures very early in the pandemic that even now if there is a 2nd wave is or seems to be indeed government officials are talking about a 2nd wave that the health system could become under extremely severe strain if new restrictions on to imposed in this couldn't th

still recognize him as the interim president of venezuela and a court in the u.k. has ruled that. at least a $1000000000.00 in gold that was going to go to fund pandemic relief in venezuela is the property of not the government of nicolas maduro this is nothing but you know old fashioned colonial robbery that both the u.k. and the u.s. are carrying now all right we'll leave it right there professor dan good to see you thank you. thank you mo. and over in iran where government officials there are saying the u.s. will pay more dangerously flying too close that's what you're seeing right here to one of its passenger planes over syria last week here's iran's foreign ministry speaking to the press. release on we going to the action that they took against a passenger aircraft with the islamic republic of iran or more in the airspace of syria and lebanon was a very dangerous and terrorist actionable you definitely the iranian foreign ministry with the help of general staff of the armed forces. and the country's aviation organization will take every necessary measure to make americans reg

president or colin harding is a latin america analyst he says desperately needs the goal to help venezuela's crippled economy. indeed o.l. which is the usual hassle so it sounds like she actually exchanged one israel and their production is now down to less than a 10th of what it was a few years ago before major came into office and i think it's just collapsed so yeah because the price of international price of oil is very low at the moment so international revenues that was well have got right back and gold which is produced in venezuela at as well as the reserves held in london are a source of foreign exchange for them that means selling their gold teti to to russia to russia arab emirates and it is torture to iranians were out of that meeting secretly shipped to iran which of course is against the sanctions on those countries imposed by the united states that this is the way the madura government is trying to influence its its operations in a very bad economic state the economy is actually collapsed gold is one of the few things they have to tend to the hundreds of and so been found dead

of the anti patriotic right wing of venezuela as well as in the american empire. will always new president to lunch with trick where i was sworn into office last sunday but have scaled back and all gratian ceremony is now underway just 100 people are attending the event in the capital a long way because of the covert $1000.00 pandemic is also independence day in malawi an event that was originally planned to the $20000.00 seat national stadium trick where one in an election runoff to more than a year of political turmoil triggered by result was cancelled by the courts. the coronavirus crisis has disrupted global food supply chains needing to shortages in some countries and the world bank is warning 130000000 people could be at risk of starvation but an increasingly popular urban farming system could help provide a solution or research reports now from sweden's capital stock. it's harvest time but not as we know it these very modern farm hands are bringing in the crops from a vertical farm plants growing from the walls instead of the ground no tractors required jus

course in london has ruled that venezuela's opposition leader is the president of venezuela and here's why that is important high court judges are hearing a dispute over gold with a $1000000000.00 that venezuela keep safe in the bank of england now president nicolas maduro wants access to that gold lawyers say that would help ease the coronavirus crisis there but it's an attempt that was challenged by one guy doe who wants the decision on spending to be in the hands not of the president but of the legislature in venezuela last year why don't you cleared him self the interim president and dozens of countries including britain and the united states recognized him as venezuela's legitimate leader so more on this what's on your in london sun yeah i'm interested that this has been a court ruling rather than anything to do with the british government can you take us through the process here of what's happened. yes fundamentally it was for. the government's attempt to try to get access to the more than $1000000000.00 worth of gold that is in the vaults of the bank of england has kept its gold

you would become another venezuela. venezuela used to be one of the richest in the world per capita. and one of the richest in the world among the largest oil reserves. now, they don't have water. they don't have medicine. they don't have food. they've got a lot of oil, but is it doesn't seem to matter. they don't have anything. that can happen to us. all you have to do is look at portland. look at the agitators. look at the anarchists in portland. and our people have done a great job in protecting our courthouse. i told my people, a little while ago. if they don't solve that problem locally very soon, we are going to send in the national guard and get us solved very quickly just like we did in minneapolis and just like we will do in another place. [applause] they want to solve their problem. they have a very short time to do it. if they will either solve their problem or we send in the national guard. the u.s. energy industry would grind to a halt. every single energy producing state would be plunged into a depression.

in venezuela most people have gotten used to close storefronts last week the government tightens the exit restrictions for the krokus region this shoe shop is also supposed to be closed but these 2 sisters have come up with a work around instead of shoes they now sell noodles flour and oil that is allowed . an apartment and i think it's pretty hard pretty difficult but you have to keep going you know how it is the thing is that right now we have to survive even if it's by selling food on the. intel noone at the store is allowed to sell food hygiene and health prada. this shop has also changed its business plan instead of taking portraits they are now selling potatoes and other vegetables. on the pandemic came and we lost our jobs we had the store and what are people buying now . but even the market for daily essential is now under threat from a slumping economy as more and more venezuelans are simply running out of money they can't even afford to buy food and here in germany after a historic drop in sales due to the pandemic retailers and now struggling during lock down the shift to

is kept is refusing to release it present madeira said that he has every right to the assets to help venezuela fights the coronavirus but officials working for madeira as rival opposition leader why don't they do a competing claim for the gold demanding state in london the judges ruled in favor of why days saying britain and many other countries recognize him as venezuela's president or call it hard it is a latin america analyst he says but are desperately needs to gold to help venezuela's crippled economy. they've o.l. which is the usual store so it sounds like you're sure it's shared run israel or their production is narrowed down to less than a 10th of what it was a few years ago before major came into office and i think it's just collapsed and so they are because the price of international price of oil is very lovely moment so international revenues as well have got right down and gold which is produced in venezuela as well as the reserves held in london are a source of rather foreign exchange for them 'd that means selling their gold particularly to turkey to to russia to russia our camer