will be fine, huh, but it so happened that juan guaido has now lost all his positions even within then. well, the question is simply that there are, there are public attitudes, there are population groups, there is a person, and a person cannot always be an expression, an expression of the interests of these population groups. there as a national leader, well, this caused resistance and indignation, among other things in a large part of it, including opposition- minded belarus, well, okay, let's move on. well, i don't know, this question remains open, probably, so somehow, what's next? mr. igor, thank you very much for this conversation, igor tyshkevich was with us, we talked about the situation in belarus, we hope that lukashenko's father, lukashenko is not lying when he says that he is not at all interested in this war with ukraine, and we hope , which our... allies also have, holding back some arguments to prevent this from happening. dear friends, little by little it is coming to an end. our second part is etherl. i will remind you that we are working all day today in this studio

guaidÓ. >> hay actas que emitiÓ el consejo nacional electoral que controla maduro.e maduro? porque entiende que hubo fraude en las elecciones el domingo y estÁn ganando tiempo. feliz: mÁs de esta entrevista el domingo a las 11:00 a.m. en el punto por univisiÓn no se pierda la cobertura especial sobre la crisis venezolana. maity: el servicio secreto realizÓ una conferencia de prensa sobre el intento de asesinato del ex presidente donald trump. reportera: se revelÓ que antes del atentado contra el ex presidente donald trump, la policÍa local reportÓ por radio que habÍan visto a un hombre armado. pero que esa informaciÓn nunca les llegÓ a ellos. y se zarpas dice que la radiocomunicaciÓn entre las agencias en estas operaciones es vital. >> el servicio secreto puede asignar equipos de radios que son entre estados y han pasado los filtros necesarios. y asÍ separan comunicar con el resto de policÍas. reportera: la agencia no enviÓ a ninguno de los agentes y se zarpas opina que esto fue un grave error. >> ahÍ vemos la falla de la comunicaciÓn entre las autoridades del estad

guaido as the supposed president of venezuela, despite the fact that he had never participated in a presidential election. meanwhile, the us is pressuring other. countries around the world to join it in recognizing new president of venezuela to justify its claim, especially countries within us control uh oas. many countries in the region have not back the us stance, however, and have given maduro their backing, including the biggest countries in latin america, like brazil, like mexico, venezuela's neighbor colombia and bolivia, the honduras. and believes, now the us is in no position to evaluate or judge another country let alone its election results. the us seems to have forgotten how its last election was contested by former us president, donald trump, which brought about violence at mayhem and capital hill leading to the death of nine civilians and changing the political landscape in the us, want to be marred by political violence, including an ass fascination attempt on trump's life, and when it comes to regime change, consider these facts, in slightly less than 100 years, from

then us president donald trump recognized a... little known right-wing opposition politician named juan guaido as the supposed president of venezuela, and when it comes to regime change, consider these facts: in slightly less than 100 years, from 1898 to 1994, the us interven successfully to change governments in latin america at least 41 times, that's right, 41 times, or once every 28 months for an entire century. now venezuela was the victim of us regime in coup attempts on three occasions, the islamic republic has been and continued to be one of the us's targets, just like... venezuela, people have seen the streets of bangladesh and the united kingdom to celebrate the end of prime minister sheikh hasina's 15-year rule after more than a month of deadly protests. army chief general walker uzaman says that prime minister sheikh. kasina has resigned and fled the capital. she reportedly landed in hindu air force base in india and is expected to leave for london. the bangladeshi army chief announced an interim government will run the country soon. the general added the country's president

guaido as the supposed president of venezuela, and when it comes to regime change, consider these facts, in slightly less than 100 years, from 1898 to 1994, the us intervenes successfully to change governments in latin america at least 41 times. that's right, 41 times or once every 28 months for an entire century. now venezuela was the victim of us regime and coup attempts on three occasions. the islamic republic has been and continued to be one of the us's targets just like venezuela. it's very interesting explainer program there by our dear uh colleague mazi. meanwile people taking this. streets of bangladesh and the uk to celebrate end of prime minister sheikh hasina's 15-year rule after more than a month of deadly protest. army chief general waker uzamon says the prime minister hasina resigned and then fled the capital. she reportedly landed in the hindon air force base and india and is expected to leave for london, the bangladeshi army chief announced an interm government will soon run the country, the general add at the country's president and opposition parties have been consulte

then us president donald trump recognized a little known right-wing opposition politician named juan guaido as the supposed president of venezuela, and when it comes to regime change, consider these facts in slightly less than 100 years, from 1898 to 1994. "the us intervenes successfully to change governments in latin america at least 41 times, that's right, 41 times or once every 28 months for an entire century. now venezuela was the victim of us regime in coup attempts on three occasions, the islamic republic has been and continued to be one of the us's targets, just like venezuela. unrest in the situation in bangladesh, the topic..." earlier of our news review program, we discuss the issue with our guests in the capital da. and now it's time for this hour's news review. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program, noor almasud, author and commentator out of. dhaka and mir taki jaward, student activist also out of dhaka. thank you both for being uh with me. i'm going to start this off uh with noor. tell me about exactly uh, the the beginnings. we understand that it was, it started

guaido as the supposed president of venezuela. and when it comes to regime change, consider these facts, in slightly less than 100 years, from 1898 to 1994, the us intervenes successfully to change governments in latin america at least 41 times, that's right, 41 times or once every 28 months for an entire century. now venezuela was the victim of us regime in coup attempts on three occasions, the islamic republic has... has been and continued to be one of the us's targets, just like venezuela. people take to the streets of bangladesh and the uk to celebrate the end of prime minister sheikhis in his 15-year rule after more than a month of deadly protest. army chief general waker zaman says prime minister sheik hasena. resigned and has fled the capital. she reportedly landed in hindon air force base in india and is expected to leave to london later on. the bangladeshi army chief announced in the interm government will run the country soon. the general added that the country's president and opposition parties have been consulted over

juan guaidÓ, gracias por acompaÑarnos aquÍ en vivo. vamos a continuar con mÁs. adelante.a. fran: entonces, a comer esto. he escuchado tambiÉn de la vitamina b12. detiene el deterioro en general. cuÁles son los alimentos? >> la vitamina b12 esencial. sino la aportamos nuestro cuerpo tiene dificultad produciÉndola. con la edad de las mujeres perdemos Ácido en el estÓmago. perdemos esa habilidad que el cuerpo tiene de poder generar. entonces, buenafuente. tenemos carne, pescado, lÁcteos. eso no va a ayudar a tener niveles de vitamina b12 Óptimos. eso tiene un efecto anti edad. fran: ok. carne, pescado, queso. tomar su vaso de leche. el magnesio que tanto mencionan. es sÚper esencial. >> el magnesio es el mineral rey de los minerales. fran: dÓnde lo encontramos? de quÉ manera nos beneficia? >> en magnesio en las hojas verdes. pensamos en la clorofila con hojas verdes, pero ese tono verde es creado por el magnesio. una reacciÓn quÍmica. todo lo que es verde en hoja aporta niveles muy altos de magnesio. por quÉ es importante? mÁs de 300 reacciones quÍmicas en el organismo que e

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juan guaido is rightfully considered the brightest american flash on this path. much-loved political scientist. peaceful, otherwise we ourselves would hardly have guessed, but on the other hand, who are we to question the statement of the white house representatives? in the united states they are sincerely surprised that the technologies of the color revolutions have begun to fail. increasingly, people around the world are giving rebuffing coup attempts. as it turns out, sometimes it’s not enough to vote at the polling station; you have to defend your choice before those who are ready to plunge the country into chaos. it seems that everyone except american political strategists has drawn conclusions. in the united states, oppositionist edmund gonzalez was recognized as the winner of the presidential elections. last year he announced the desire of the bolivarian republic to become part of the brix. and here's the question: do you believe in coincidences as much as i believe in them? the point is that after just as a month ago the president of bolivia also announce

guaido.nated. a document signed by mikhail gorbachev and ronald reagan in 1987 limited the arsenals of the two nuclear superpowers for more than three decades. let me remind you that the average and shorter range is in the range from 500 to 5,500 km. the united states withdrew from agreement in 2019 unilaterally under a flimsy pretext. why was it necessary to destroy one of the most important elements of architecture? world security, it is already obvious that washington’s immediate plans include deploying the latest missile systems with a destruction zone of up to 3,000 km on german territory. there is no need to explain where they will be aimed. but russia has a response to any threats, so it was and so it will be. anatoly lazarev will continue the topic. the ancient greek poet hesiot would have been quite surprised if he had learned that the jug he once described, later named pandora's box, a repository of troubles and misfortunes, in the 21st century has become like a huge container, whic

guaido.ion then. as a result, guaido first went to colombia. and then moved to america. this week marks 5 years since the intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty ended. the document, signed by mikhail gorbachev and ronald reagan in 1987, limited the arsenals of the two nuclear superpowers for more than three decades. let me remind you that the average and shorter range is in the range from 500 to 5,500 km. the united states withdrew from the treaty in 2019 unilaterally. under a far-fetched pretext, why it was necessary to destroy one of the most important elements of the world security architecture is already obvious, washington’s immediate plans to deploy the latest missile systems with a destruction zone of up to 300 km on the territory of germany, where they will be aimed, do not need to be explained, but russia has an answer to any threats , so it was and so it will be. anatoly lazarev will continue the topic. the ancient greek poet hesiot would have been quite surprised if he had learne