en este aÑo, tambiÉn conocimos la muerte del controvertido presidente de venezuela hugo chÁvez, tras 14 aÑos en el poder, el mandatario muriÓ tras una larga lucha contra el cÁncer. no podemos olvidar la maratÓn de boston que dejÓ tres muertos justo antes de la lÍnea de la meta. el 22 de febrero de 2014 luego de un operativo en el que no se realizÓ ni un solo disparo en el balcÓn de mazatlÁn, sinaloa fue detenido joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn, la captura del narcotraficante mÁs buscado en el mundo. el comediante mexicano roberto gÓmez bolaÑos, conocido como chespirito, falleciÓ el 28 de noviembre a los 85 aÑos. el creador de personajes como el chavo del ocho y chapulÍn colorado muriÓ en su residencia. ataques terroristas con disparos y exclusivos en al menos seis localidades de parÍs, incluyendo teatro, el estadio de francia y al menos dos restaurantes dejaron 122 personas muertas el viernes 13 de noviembre isis se atribuyÓ los ataques. el 11 de julio el capo mexicano de la droga, joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn escapa de la prisiÓn federal del altiplano en mÉxico a trav

chavez's political movement, colombia's long internal war and indidgeius politics in bolivia. please give a warm welcome to mr. simone romedo. [applause] >> sara, thank you so much for the very kind introduction. and i'm just going to move on right now and introduce this wonderful panel that i have the pleasure of moderating. we have cecilia bade a. journalist and cultural anthropologist and a writer at large at texas monthly. her work focuses on the u.s.-mexico border and the history and culture of south texas. and her writing is also appeared in harper's magazine and "the new york times." [applause] angela korgega multimedia journalist who has covered the u.s. mexico border and the -- and mexico's interior for television, newspapers and radio. and was mexico border chief for a major broadcasting group. she is currently the southern new mexico border reporter for the albuquerque journal and a special contributor for public radio and television. [applause] and alfredo corcalo mexico border correspondent for the "dallas morning news." where he has covered u.s.-mexico issues sin

in venezuela, the socialist policies of hugo chavez and have led to mass shortages of critical medicine, idespread starvation, and a skyrocketing of crime and a terrible refugee crisis. in contrast, countries that have adopted the capitalist principles of economic freedom have fared much better. after trying socialist policies in the 20th century, israel, kingdom d the united realize their economies were hopelessly stagnated, and as a countries three stopped allowing the government to dictate economic decisions made the switch to free market policies as a way to economies.their after embracing economic reedom, india now has the largest middle class in the free world. rated as the third best economy in the world. as a strong supporter of economic freedom, i stand firm to combat the t rise of socialism. this dangerous ideology has in nearly every country where it has been tried, and we must do everything in our power educate the next generation of americans about the true nature of socialism. ocialism is not what made america great. socialism is not who we are. a rica will never become so

chavez and if i dell castro. all proponents of -- fidel castro. all proponents of socialism who things if eir people small amounts of individual liberty were given up. these failed socialist regimes drove their countries into the ground, some of which have never recovered. on the capitalist all-star team you'll recognize names like adam smith, ronald reagan, george bush, jack kemp, henry ford, and donald trump. all proponents of cal tapism who promoted the ideas of individual responsibility and free interprice. now, this team recognized that what sets america apart from the rest of the world is the drive to reach our fullest potential, coupled with a free market economy. risk and reward are a big deal to capitalists. they want to hand -- a hand up. guarantees are a big deal to socialists. they want a hand-out. capitalism is about taking responsibility for what you create and making even greater. -- it even greater. we are a nation of opportunity and incentive and because of those principles we are a nation of hop

chavez that we may regret later who would be a rebel but russia wants to do something basically absurd when it would be a great thing to do so you know. we're good friends and there's a. you know i don't know perhaps you know do but it's actually top story so we're just really 'd i don't know. anybody else thank you so we're really really. interesting. to read read. what. you are. write while you've been watching us president donald trump there making some remarks after meeting with nato secretary general against altenburg that's ahead of the summit and that will kick off tomorrow now he did cover a huge amount of ground and coming out very strongly against france and president back on for his comments that nato and the alliance is brain dead and then he did question whether or not france might break away from a show he did also come out in support of turkey saying that they have been nothing but but good and that they have been nothing but supportive now when asked if turkey should be an ally of while still be a part of the nato alliance and he said it should be discussed among allies

, hugo, out of cuba, was branded as not a handout, social security exist because it was sold as more of a pension where you put -- even though it's 80% redistribution of welfare, general tax revenue and done for people instead, it feels like you're paying for it like medicare and those are the smart ones, they are sold as that and not a handout and that's what she's trying to bring. charles: the irony with social security, started in germany, back then bismarck noticed and women lived to about 58, men -- very few people were living to 65, it was disingenuous, i don't know that they ever thought that it would grow to expensive program, $23 trillion in debt, whatever it is, people are realizing that, there's a wicked call in democratic point to jonas' point, hey, we may have gone too far with this. >> i've heard million investors that are millionaires, billionaire, it's okay, i don't need social security, so you do have a general common sense reckoning as well. >> that's such a small portion of the population, millionaires and billionaires make up less than 5% of all americans. charles

chavez. if you do not build a model for transition that takes into account if you believe that you can deny the reality that millions of venezuelans felt represented by chavez, and i'm speaking as a Ãbon policies speaking as a person who wrote an article in 2008 in foreign affairs revolution. there is a political reality and if you do not incorporate into the building of a new society. you'll be facing worse problems then what's something in the region that now have to tackle with the issue of the populace are back. >> thank you. >> we will open up to the audience now. i would like to invite the members to ask their questions and remind you that this is on the record. please wait for the microphone and speak directly into it, stand, state your name and affiliation and this is for questions. please keep your questions concise so that we don't have to pull out the hook. yes sir. >> hi, emma jackson Ãof the washington post. cynthia, you talked about the possibility of national assembly electio

chavez. i know a real socialist when i see them. pete buttigieg is not a socialist. i think it only socialist we have is bernie sanders, and he is not going to get the nomination. a more dirty americans want a more centrist approach, which is why we have people like deval patrick, hopefully michael bloomberg gets into this race. it's a number one choice to beat the donald trump and joe biden. >> harris: how does deval patrick getting in the dow does michael bloomberg getting and help the candidate that you like so much, joe biden? >> let me be very clear -- joe biden has extremist and very loyal supporters and voters that are going to back him up no matter what. i like deval patrick. i think he was a great governor. i'm glad to see him in the race, because he is actually going to amplify a different set of ideas on the debate stage. at the end of the day, it's too late for deval patrick to get the nomination. it is certainly too late for michael bloomberg to do it. >> harris: kayleigh, is it

chavez he was the victim of a u.s. backed military coup in 2002 and even our beloved u.s. military propaganda outlet the new york times alternately admitted that look who was us back but they said it was on was but we weren't done with venezuela if it 1st you don't succeed keep me in a bucket of. chavez's successor nicolas maduro has just recently defeated yet another u.s. backed coup attempt in fact we're getting so sloppy that our own aid agency usa id was recently found to be funding the coup leaders she says christ don't we know how to launder money by now. that. the new guy if you just give it to a guy and tell him to give it to the other guy who sat so hard if that's not going to work then you take the money and you buy a bunch of chickens ok then you give the chickens to the kool eaters and you tell these other jags some very complicated can we get some better goddamn criminals running our empire. but that's not the only way we've tried to bring down the doro we're also waging crushing economic. war against that

chavez he was the victim of a u.s. backed military coup in 2002 and even our beloved u.s. military propaganda outlet the new york times alternately admitted who was us in baghdad but they said it was 100 wise but we weren't done with venezuela if at 1st you don't succeed keep me in a bucket of. chavez's successor nicolas maduro has just recently defeated yet another u.s. backed coup attempt in fact we're getting so sloppy that our own aid agency usa id .

he was a former director of military intelligence under president carlos hugo chavez and nicholas maduro. >> has information about venezuelan government involvement in narcotics, money laundering, terrorism. >> he's accused of trafficking multi-gun shipments of cocaine. he faces narco terrorism charges in new york. federal prosecutors say he's a member of venezuela's drug trafficking organization known as the cartel of the sons. it's run by high-ranking venezuelan government officials who experts say have turned venezuela into a mafia state. billions have been stolen from government coffers. >> i believe that carvajal knows how the money was stolen and where a lot of it still is. >> as for where elf oil may be now -- >> i would be very surprised if he still in spain. >> the americans are likely not the only ones looking for el pollo. it was accused of treason by venezuela's dictator maduro for supporting u.s. backed opposition leader gone vigo to my stomach one point oh instead olmstead >> bret: bryan llenas, thank you. the call between the storms and the impeachment inquiry and another

it is hugo chavez. if you do not build a model that takes into account, if you believe you can deny the reality that millions of venezuelans felt represented by chavez, and speaking to policies and as a person who wrote an article in 2008 on anti-revolution, there is a political reality and if you do not incorporate them into the building you will be facing worse problems than what are faced now by other countries in the region that have to tackle the issue of the populace are back. stephen: we will open up to the audience now. i would like to invite the members to ask their questions, and remind you that this is on the record. please wait for the microphone and speak directly into it. state your name and affiliation. this is for questions, so please keep them concise, so we do not have to pull out the hook. yes sir. >> i am from "the washington post." cynthia, you talked about the possibility of national assembly elections next year as a way in which the regime will consolidate its control and manage t

then he moved to venezuela to serve in the hugo chavez administration. you honestly couldn't make this up! he should have gotten the job, and instead, he is here with us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. this guy -- like every possible stereotype confirmed, but of all of the gigs he could get, why prosecutor? why not put him in something harmless? >> san francisco is undergoing a dangerous social experiment. they passed a law to put me out of the election, that's how far they left in the city has gone, and it's a very dangerous thing, because as you know, it's very important to have that healthy important to have that healthy dichotomy between the d.a.'s office and a public defender's office. how do you go one day from saying this murder suspect -- or robbery suspect -- should be let out of jail, and the next day, say in front of the same jury, that he should be going to jail. that's just not going to happen. people that are really going to be hurt here are the citizens of san francisco. because now it's perfectly legal -- because he came out and le

she is supportive of hugo chavez and anyone that we don't like. and i guess in your view it's not a coincidence. right? >> it's cork straighted. they -- it's orchestrated. they want to destroy the united states from within. my dad gave me a book in the early 60s. i have seen what's prophecied in that book over and over again. i have seen how my kids have been taught in schools. look at what's happening to our youth today. they don't understand what this nation stands for. you have got a guy, donald trump who comes out and tells the truth and he gets attacked like these vile animals in ceasar's senate stack him in the back. trirk. trish: what was the book? >> "none dare call it treason." he said read this book and take what you want from it. he was a quiet guy through example. in this book as a kid 11 years old i read it and it scared me. it prophecied what was going to happen in education and immigration. that the game plan, the communists who have been in our nation since the 20s and before. that's what trump is fighting, the back stabbers and tr

chavez in the past. melissa: no. his parents were members of the weather underground and they were imprisoned based on that robbery and murders and that's where he, that is where he comes from when he says that he decided to seek this job and wanted to reform the criminal justice system. >> yeah. melissa: but if you look what is going on at the time, when i lived in san francisco, there was a woman who stood on the corner by the on-ramp to the freeway, without a top on every single day soliciting sex for years. it was on-ramp. no one ever did anything about it. you know, eventually we left, people who live there now say cars are broken into the nicest neighborhoods, whatever it is. it is just not safe. so they're leaving. i wonder does a point come when they don't have any tax revenue left if they drive out everybody who is looking for, you know, not having someone solicit sex while they're waiting in line to get on the freeway? you know, do they worry about what eventually happens to the tax base? >> wh

chavez. here's a timeline that shows when left wing governments were in power in south america. and the current reactions we're seeing follow ideological lines. brazil and chile have right wing leaders — they've expressed concern about the disputed election. the leaders of venezuela, cuba and the incoming argentinian government — all to the left — support evo morales' claim that he's been outsted in a coup. mexico also agrees with that — here's its foreign minister. let us hear from the foreign minister of what is been happening. the armed forces held a press conference and asked him to resign. this is called a coup d'etat and any country in the world. well, evidently mr morales thinks his time in mexico is temporary. but is that viable? katy watson is in la paz. thousands of people have been marching from the second biggest city in bolivia, sitsjust above la paz biggest city in bolivia, sits just above la paz sits just above la paz in the andies. they are marching because they're ang

he also worked for hugo chavez the dictator of venezuela. one of the many 2020 candidates who are congratulating him for being the new district attorney in san francisco is bernie sanders tweeting out now is the moment to fundamentally transform our racist and broken criminal justice system by ending mass incarceration, the failed war on drugs, and the criminalization of poverty. congratulations chesa boudin on your historic victory. the police union blasting him saying his policies will plague the city and disseminate public safety. the police department spent a lot of money trying to keep him out of this job. maybe the furthest left candidate to take the position is going to be the district attorney in san francisco a city like we said already has a number of problems. those problems could be exacerbated by a number of these policies. people are going to be concerned about that living in san francisco. steve: let's see what happens. rob, thank you for the update. >> sure. brian: here is jillian with the news. >> good morning to you. let's

he was brought up by bill ayers, the weather underground founders and he worked for hugo chavez -- rob: a dictator. >> he almost single handedly brought down venezuela and this is his inspiration. district attorney, he has no experience as a prosecutor. he was a very liberal public defender many what you have is a very left city going much farther left and the problem of course with that is san francisco's already suffering. it's ticked up to 35% of the people want to move in the near future. someone like me who has his own tv show within san francisco, i only go in there under protected parking. i won't bring my car into the streets because of the risk of break-in. rob: of course. a lot ofs those are gang related break-ins, gangs stealing cars and they want to get rid of the gabbing enhancement. -- gang enhance machine. sament.san francisco residents o go through another four years of the policies. have they moved further left? this is a district attorney who has never prosecuted a case. >> absolutely. he was opposed by feinstein, even kamala harris who wants the world to believe she

another faction, though, is closer to hugo chavez style socialism. it's the favorite of the party's emerging brain trust and it provides its passion. all the energy. i'm talking about bernie and a.o.c. and all the new radicals who think life is one long college campus sit-in. liz warren, a phony by both genealogy and ideology pretends she's not socialist or anticapitalist but of course her policies would sink the free market and bankrupt medicare. over the weekend we got a taste of how this party fissure will play out if bloomberg really gets in. >> i don't think billionaires should be president right now. that it's going to take us further in the direction of wealth and political power concentrating at the very, very top of our country. >> that is the arrogance of billionaires. >> laura: remember, warren has basically made a cottage industry out of bashing the billionaire class herself. >> maybe you have heard there are some billionaires who don't like this. i'm tired of freeloading billionaires. these billionaires. i can't believe this. they go on

talk about walking down memory lane and then finally spent some time hugo chavez translator. this is like a young -- onion, this is true i kid you not. what will it look like? and what will the prosecutorial discretion doing what? prosecution of cases will not involve things like quality of life crimes come up public camping or offering or soliciting, public, blocking a sidewalk, harmeet dhillon 2020 campaign advisory board member who's based in court in san francisco, how did it get this bad? at this point in san francisco? >> laura, one of the technical reasons, choice voting to liberal jurisdiction near you. basically this guy got 35% of the boats in the first go around in the first race but the other ones more conservative votes, people picked him as the second and third choice. he ended up defeat the candidate divorced -- gavin newsom and the mainstream democratic party. so imagine if you had alexandria ocasio-cortez, intelligent with a law degree, two oxford degrees, two federal court ships and very dangerous and now the ability -- here in san francisco and is scary, lo

julia: le mintiÓ los reportes de que fue empleado del expresidente de hugo chÁvez. >> eso no es cierto. estaba la investigaciÓn para mi maestrÍa en oxford. >> tiene dos maestrÍas y un doctorado. en 2012 comenzÓ a pulirse como pasante para el oficinal defensor pÚblico en san francisco hasta llegar hasta donde esta. anna eshoo su lucha en el cargo, a pesar de contar con la mayorÍa de votos no serÁ nada fácil. ya que tendrÁ que trabajar directamente con la policÍa de san francisco. una organizaciÓn que pÚblicamente ha compartido su posiciÓn hacia Él. >>tenemos que estar arriba de $600,000, puros ataques contra mÍ. los votantes lo rechazaron. >> cree que se le va dificultar el trabajo, teniÉndolos en su contra? o cree que trabajaran juntos? >> yo estoy esperando que podamos colaborar. yo sÉ que mi prioridad es la seguridad pÚblica. servir a los ciudadanos y reciente de san francisco. y ojalÁ que ellos tambiÉn tengan el mismo objetivo. paola: la imitaciÓn de trump estÁ proponiendo un aumento en las tarifas relacionadas con cualquier peticiÓn de inmigraciÓn. ramo: alg

of hugo chavez i was getting out of my car a civilian came towards me i assumed he was from the start he told me they're letting them through now no incidents so. there was nothing more schabowski could do. back home. in west berlin talkies east. german guests to a pub called house of 100 being is. not very much then we were in a pub and bilma store where they had more than a 100 kinds of beer that was incredible for us and it tasted better than our beer. some people heard what we were talking about what's happening they said did we hear right. i said yeah we're from over there the wall is open you look at our id we've just come across that made an impression the 1st thing they said was oh what a shame we got nothing here for you they wanted to give us something you would with . us even they said in the news that all those people who has dampened their passports wouldn't be allowed back in the east germany. proper up fish had a fainting fit and we had to rush back to the border. he was so worried about her family and that she wouldn't be able to see them again you know. get a 4000000

hugo carvajal serÁ extraditado a estados unidos. asÍ lo decidiÓ la sala penal de la audiencia nacional de espaÑa, paÍs al que entrÓ con documentaciÓn falsa. fue detenido y encarcelado en madrid el abril pasado. es requerido por la justicia estadounidense por trÁfico de drogas, de armas y por su presunta vinculaciÓn con las farc. una organizaciÓn considerada como terrorista. con mÚsica y flores, familiares y amigos y seguidores de walter mercado le dieron un Último adiÓs en san juan, puerto rico donde fue sepultado. su fÉretro estuvo cubierto con la bandera de la isla a la que le dedicÓ dÉcadasde vida pÚblica y Éxitos artÍsticos en su carrera como bailarÍn y de cine y televisiÓn. su trÁiler morÍa como astrÓlogo se consolidÓ en nuestra cadena univisiÓn y en el programa "primer impacto". descanse en paz. al volver de la pausa, una nueva aplicaciÓn le ayudarÁ a elegir quÉ alimentos son patricia: esta noche nos despedimos con una novedad tecnolÓgica que sin duda alguna se pondrÁ de moda. una nueva aplicaciÓ

sÍ predijo cosas como la muerte de la madre teresa de calcuta tambiÉn la muerte de hugo chÁvez. hay mucha credibilidad de Él y no me sorprende que la gente reaccione de esta manera. vamos con las noticias, con karla y maity que nos van a contar de una cacerÍa humana. karla: esta maÑana llegan a nuestra sala de redacciÓn y presentes imÁgenes del escape de los reos es de una cÁrcel de california. maity: tiene que ver el agujero por el cual se fugaron y aquÍ estÁ la historia completa en las imÁgenes que son impresionantes, como sacadas de una pelÍcula. continÚa la intensa búsqueda por los dos sospechosos de asesinato que escaparon de una cÁrcel en salinas, california. santos samuel fonseca y jonathan salazar lograron fugarse por este agujero de 22 por ocho pulgadas en el techo del baÑo. >> los individuos lograron identificar un punto ciego que tenemos en esta unidad. maity: asÍ confirmaron autoridades de la oficina del alguacil del condado de monterrey. fonseca, de 21 aÑos, y salazar de 20 es que huyeron de la prisiÓn de mÁxima seguridad al atravesar lo que para m

trish: i heard hugo chavez say the same thing on his campaign stump in venezuela. it's basically europeans north american white man trying to take over the world. that's the narrative that may have been true sat one point in time but does not exist today, bartle. >> there is something else i think she means by this. she is not talking about president trump's interest in greenland. she is not suggesting bernie sanders is going to give back guam or american samoa. what she is talking about apart from a latent discomfort with traditional american history, she is talking about something very specific. this is a dog whistle about her number one foreign policy concern which is israel. she is devoted to the cause, that the state of israel as we know it has no right to exist. that's her number one foreign policy. trish: we are the big bad guy because we support a country that wouldn't exist if we didn't support it. if we hadn't helped them establish it in the first place. >> that's what she is referring to. trish: are you ever struck by the fact that this is a woman who ca

it all sounded good 20 years ago when hugo chavez was coming into power. it didn't turn out so well. joining me, deneen borelli. i think this is an effective ad. but the fact that we have to be talking about this is troubling. >> it is troubling. i hope viewers will watch these videos. it's called victims of socialism.org. i watched all the video. they are very short. to see the stories and hear how people fled from socialism. you look at the venezuela leaders, for example. they promised people that government would take care of them. they promised them free stuff. now the venezuelan citizens are suffering the consequences. they gave up their freedom and liberty. trish: they are handing out food next change for promising to support nicolas maduro. they find you if you don't. i had it described to me. they know how many people in that apartment building voted for the opposition versus for the incumbent, nicolas maduro who we say is illegally there. but you know, people don't have a chance because now you are so dependent on the government for your food, wat

una estatua de hugo chÁvez fue derrotada en una ciudad de el interior del paÍs como repo de la corriente bolivariana de la que participa evo morales. varias oficinas electorales fueron incendiadas por manifestantes. mientras, el gobierno de los estados unidos le recomendara a sus ciudadanos evitar viajar a esta naciÓn literalmente en llamas. en la paz, pablo monsalvo. patricia: en chile la cifra de muertos durante las protestas se elevÓ a 15 y la de detenidos por violencia y vandalismo asciende a 2600 personas. las autoridades del gobierno militar que estarÍa directamente involucrado en la muerte de un joven scar una soluciÓn a la crisis. jorge: ambos paÍses de tu gran la marcaciÓn cerca de la costa del pacÍfico de costa rica y hallaron la droga en grandes sacos dentro de la bodega del barco. patricia: la compaÑÍa farmacÉutica anunciÓ que solicitarÁ la aprobaciÓn regulatoria de las autoridades de estados unidos para la producciÓn y comercialización de un medicamento que demostrÓ fueron resultados en el tratamiento de la enfermedad de alzheimer. en marzo pasado la empresa

after becoming been a swale as president in 1909 hugo chavez imposed a new 21st century socialism on the country and set the foundation for an authoritarian regime that brutally suppressed criticism. like millions of others saw no future in venezuela today she works as a journalist and lives in madrid. but it wasn't until she began writing her 1st novel that she found a way to address the stifling reality of her homeland. for me was important fiction . in order what happens around you and for me was a very difficult. to understand. also identity problem i have been developing for. many latin american countries are currently facing crisis and it's taking a toll on democracy and free speech what role can literature play in such context we're not so much to have 200 years. asking us when we are. always trying to have an answer to that question literature is able to a continent should be marked. fix us for their real problems. and it's a way to relate to natives that work for free and there's something that journalism can't do that literature can what i'm afraid may face it's it's able t

in venezuela, the agents of the cuban regime introduced by hugo chavez made their way into venezuela. and today, there are 60,000 cuban agents who control and interfere in all areas of all society, especially in intelligence and defense. venezuela, formerly a vibrant democratic country currently experiences the cruelty of socialism. it is sad to say that, yes, it is working in venezuela. they are all poor and deprived. brazil has also felt the impact resulting from the venezuelan dictatorship with 4 million of those citizens who have fled the country fleeing hunger and violence. we offered to help them of the operation welcome carried out by the brazilian army and praised worldwide. we have also worked with other countries, including the united states of america, to ensure democracy will be established in venezuela. we have also endeavored with our very best efforts to make other south american countries will not experience this harmful regime. the sao paulo forum, a criminal organization created back in 1990 by fidel castro and with hugo chavez to implement socialism which remains al

there all sorts of workarounds as to why it was that mao was not a socialist or hugo chavez were not socialists. they are doing something else and you get so frustrated. because it seems like logic, economics empirical evidence, none of these things seem to hold sway as young people as you pointed out in the beginning of the talk are now sort of conflicted. he runs about 50-50. young people are saying you know what socialism i want that more than capitalism. what are we to do with that? i recently reread as i am often doing an old essay by frederick hayek read when i don't know what to do i ask myself what would hayek do? it turns out he wrote an essay in 1949. he's literally commonest of the left and fascist to the right. he's thinking the darkest days of liberalism and the free market are here and we are never going to recover and is trying to figure out what to do about the rise of socialism. it's called intellectuals and socialism. please read it. it will give you a sense possibly with a few exceptions that was written yesterday. you are dealing with the same stuff that we are de

chavez first came into power. i think about that two decade span. it's devastating to see how a country can be so decimated. >> this is the worst human crisis this hemisphere has seen in decade. this is a man made disaster. this has been created by maduro and the system created in venezuela. the only way to resolve it is to removalo move the regime and bring back democracy. it won't be easy but i'm confident we'll prevail. we have created the international coalition that in my view is the morse important one after world war ii. of course, different times and different circumstances. but this coalition is in our hemisphere. it's important to you. the people deserve that freedom. i hope they get it. carlos, good to see you. ambassador. i should say. coming up next. forget not eating meat or using cars or planes. climate protesters are saying don't have kids. >> we heard a few speakers say i'm not going to be having children because i don't want to bring them into this world. >> my carbon foot flint this world is eno

chavez first came into power. i think about that two decade span. it's devastating to see how a country can be so decimated. >> this is the worst human crisis this hemisphere has seen in decade. this is a man made disaster. this has been created by maduro and the system created in venezuela. the only way to resolve it is to removalo move the regime and bring back democracy. it won't be easy but i'm confident we'll prevail. we have created the international coalition that in my view is the morse important one after world war ii. of course, different times and different circumstances. but this coalition is in our hemisphere. it's important to you. the people deserve that freedom. i hope they get it. carlos, good to see you. ambassador. i should say. coming up next. forget not eating meat or using cars or planes. climate protesters are saying don't have kids. >> we heard a few speakers say i'm not going to be having children because i don't want to bring them into this world. >> my carbon foot flint this world is eno

and venezuela the agents of the cuban regime introduced by hugo chavez made their way at 60000 cuban agents who interfere in all areas of all society especially intelligence and defense. venezuela, formerly a vibrant democratic country currently experiences the cruelty of socialism. it is sad to say that yes it is working in venezuela. they are all poor and deprived. brazil has also felt the impact from the dictatorships with 4 million of those citizens who have fled the country fleeing hunger and violence. we offered to help them of the operation welcome carried out by the army and praised worldwide also working with other countries including the united states of america had to ensure democracy will be established in venezuela. we also have our efforts to make other south american countries will not experience is harmful regime the criminal organization recognized in 1990 by fidel castro and with hugo chavez to remain alive and must be combated. ladies and gentlemen, in the quest for prosperity, we have put in place policies that will bring us closer to other countries that have ach

old and that hugo chavez is long dead they say that he tried to flood the united states with cocaine and in spain they wanted the head of military intelligence in venezuela extradited but the judge in the case isn't buying it. because i couldn't go before and if in different i'm innocent they have always made false accusations against me the truth is i am very happy with what has happens. as the colombian opposition leaders say if a colombian politician were to be seen in a photo with those criminals he would be prosecuted he is the union his military ability media and political circles are trying to make the scandal small of this which is actually huge in venezuela colombia a loss in america. 2 presidents 2 stories and 2 different approaches because why focus on the connections of your ally in the present when you can focus on the alleged connections of your enemy 10 years ago. r.t. new york. the leader of the israeli opposition insists that he will head the unity government and not been in the yard that's up to the prime minister's bloc and the opposition both failed to win a major