chelated today which will lay the foundation for areas of cooperation often to get twenty fourteen day things corporation telecommunications foreign policy culture essential to the main focus is in the military and the nucleus sphere in terms of military deals between the two countries they were the stunt and stuck her in full belief in the us still is this a prime minister that even if you think the bad think it could rise to fully venezuela is placing an order for a huge amount of russian military hardware including helicopters and tanks and could potentially become the first foreign by of the few boys play to jets concerns in the nucleus sphere been this way it's building up now applause with the use of russian expertise to gauge how to put these jets this is keep the peace to energy purposes there's also a plans for the building of all the golf event is the way the bank which particular moscow but also about who plays in venezuela china it would be

a visit by the president hugo chavez without a bit of fire to mention wouldn't last night he really didn't mince his words during the forty five minutes emotional speech he granted it's more equal to be a question of fact empire of donkeys of course needed united states he will say crack a rather devious jade shall we say which he felt conveys nothing he's feelings towards his american neighborhood also the feelings of many of the good luck in american counterparts happiness that. brought us a polygamous leader must look you must have heard a mexican leader say poor mexico so far from god and so close to the united states or to sit on all of us latin americans could say the exact same thing our poor america is so far from god and so close to the damned empire the yankee empire that has hurt our confidence so badly he also tight spaces accusations that venezuela is . housing training ground spats

a terrorist think that is also another example of the rationale we chilled america's foreign policy i need describe tell venezuela is proud to be a pulse of things that countries place against being pro should all of america's foreign policy. artie's alex hit reporting that. one in ten germans apparently believe their country needs a new fuel a word which literally means a strong leader less democratic punishment a study by the frederick edwards foundation also discovered that all two of those polled sympathize with nationalist sentiments and claims the small number of votes for the far right doesn't reflect the real attitude among many germans what looks like among rises in the views third said foreigners should be sent home it was due to work one in six jews have too much power and his peers who conducted the study says a far right attitude deeply rooted in german society. the study shows that there's

. education in some parts of society secondly people always especially in times of crisis search for scapegoats for their own political economical or social deprivation dissemination of all things together points us to the actually important thing which is democracy itself there's nothing self-fulfilling or which is always there or something we have in europe without doing something for it so we have to fight for democracy every time and every day and yet that's actually what this results show us there is a rise which is partly influenced by the economic crisis from two thousand and eight but on the other hand this rise from two thousand and eight to two thousand and ten we did this study in two thousand and eight as well isn't that important important is that we have this high percentage of right just extremist

attitudes all over the time since two thousand and two when we started and studies but in general everybody could be affected by these attitudes which means that it doesn't matter whether you are voting for a right to stay extremist party or the social democrats or even the leftist party all these people can have these attitudes. on the way in a few minutes time why cash talks in court when it comes to getting justice in america we investigate why the u.s. lags behind other developed nations in terms of their little access plus. with signals the start of the hunting season that brings in hunters from all over russia but also money for the local poorest recommission for licenses to shoot for their dark i mean even bear. join our close up team a traditional russian hunt it's just.

a u.s. report based on interviews with former detainees says afghan prisoners were abused at a secret military detention center in afghanistan the claims include strip searches sleep deprivation and the lack of food for some date from this year despite president obama's pledge to clean up prison practices and this from marty's going to church again. it's important to remember that those detainees are not the first ones to report about this secret prison at the american military base in afghanistan were all sorts of different sorts of abuses were reportedly going on we've heard about this alleged so-called black jail before but a u.s. foundation that is called the open society foundations based in new york well they have recently interviewed eighteen former detainees and their descriptions perfectly coincide with earlier reports on this black jail in of ghana's that they're saying that the cells were so cold that it was like cold sleeping in the fridge also they had dried lights on twenty four seven they're saying they were

given food that was impossible to eat also they were unable to practice their religion well most claimed they had been detained in those conditions for months although u.s. rules for detention set a limit of two weeks anyway if those accusations are true that it clearly violates u.s. rules u.s. and international laws on detention political implications of this could be even more upsetting as we know when obama became president he claimed a very tough stance against inhumane detention conditions that american military prisons he wanted to shut down the prison at guantanamo bay in cuba but never came true he also pledged improvements in detainee conditions in afghanistan some improvements have been seen like reporters were allowed to tour the main detention facility in afghanistan the red cross was granted a better access to the detainees there happy seeing certain reforms carried out since two thousand and nine but what is interesting how few of those interviewed by

this foundation for this recent report on abuses in afghanistan are saying they were detained after the changes the reforms had been implemented that could cast a shadow on the obama administration's widely popular detention reforms so despite the announced changes there's not much disclosure on what's going on at some classified detention detention sites there there are only accounts of people who have been there the u.s. military denies the existence of any black jails. there the president has wrapped up his controversial trip to lebanon having stirred up emotions in the neighboring israel and the u.s. is growing support for the military has been up before ending the visit of the. group's leader reportedly handed him a gun that was taken israeli soldiers earlier i mean a child lashed out at israel saying zionists will be defeated for palestine forcefully freend his comments were made just kilometers away from the border with

israel sparking protests there and criticism in the u.s. . in the middle east politics and security experts says that america's anger at the visit is partly aimed distracting the world from the vast presence it still has in the region. as well as weapons are a bit of a strategic surprise and we saw that in two thousand and six where they launched antiship missiles and had a certain degree of technological advantage when it came to anti-tank weapons as well but in addition to the thirty thousand or so missiles that hezbollah has supposedly rearmed itself with since the two thousand and six conflict i think the iranian deals are far more interesting in terms of the welfare aspects they spent over a billion dollars reconstructing large parts of southern beirut there was a energy deal signed between the iranian foreign minister and the lebanese energy minister could provide much needed gas and all supplied to a electrical infrastructure here in lebanon that is on its legs really and i think that is much more interesting in terms of iran's use of soft power to improve its relations with lebanon rather than simply weapons alone there is

a crescendo of violence regards to the iranian u.s. relationship currently in the middle east and the u.s. has not fully exited iraq it still has some fifty thousand troops on the ground there if you include special forces and the largest embassy u.s. embassy in the world this is a presence that aims to have a strategic effect in influencing which direction iraq goes and of course a reminder to the neighbor in iran that the u.s. has not accepted the region but remains on alert there instead the problem we have is that the competence. the iraqi military is in stark contrast to the incompetency of the iraqi political elite and government bear in mind we have had no government in iraq for a record breaking time over seven months now the newly rebuilt u.s. sponsored iraqi army number some six hundred fifty thousand if you include the border guard in the police americans are in a weapons spending spree at the moment in the middle east they're just finishing off a sixty billion dollars deal with the saudis and i've spent over sold over ten billion dollars worth of weapons to the iraqis since the war including high tech equipment

such as f. sixteen zone and one tanks. of time for some other stories dominating the world headlines today it's barely a day since the thirty three chilean miners were rescued from the underground deal three of them already the big hospital most of the workers are going to be in good shape despite having spent more than two months and. chamber what's to rescue which ended on the ground in history. the u.n. says troops in the democratic republic of congo or raping or killing civilians in the area plagued by similar violence two months ago he led the attacks took place in the mining region where the president had sent thousands of soldiers to government control a senior u.n. envoy is urging the government to investigate and deploy police to protect civilians. tropical storm paula has hit cuba bringing heavy rains and strong winds over one hundred people have been evacuated to higher ground as a precaution more rain is expected and that's likely to cause floods and landslides

in the area and exactly as high among residents who are still reeling from the devastating hurricane season two years ago. the u.s. is being ran to the lowest for providing proper access to justice for civilians compared to ten other developed countries a study says it's mainly wealthy americans who get the privilege of having the legal system behind them ortiz preassure the takes a look at why the civil justice system is out of reach for the average american. the united states of america land of freedom and equality a place where all citizens have equal access to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness for us to try to make sure the change in liberty in the freedom that you had in the past not if you ask the tea partiers and while many might wonder what exactly they've been complaining about it looks like they might be on to something according to a new report by the world justice project the united states ranks the lowest out of

eleven developed countries when it comes to access to civil justice and less than one in five low income americans gets the legal assistance they need wealthier people get good lawyers private lawyers they get out of whatever they were accused of and the same accusation against a low income person of color will lead them to jail for lengthy periods of time i don't look like the good old u.s. of a doesn't stack up when it comes to other factories either out of the nine factories that the project looked into from absence of corruption to limited government power to an effective criminal system the united states ranked seventh or below out of eleven countries in all areas except for one but then we really need a report to prove that the united states isn't all it's cracked up to be let's take a look at the justice system it's not just low income americans that don't have access to legal services many argue that african-americans are unfairly prosecuted

to the states we have this terrible problem with american bigotry racism bigotry class bigotry within the system a system not next in the system a white capital supremacy where we still have a large part of the population celebrate that white people are superior to black people every day americans witness shocking stories of police brutality and police departments across the country are shelling out sometimes up to one billion dollars as is the case in new york city to settle cases many. having to do with brutality everybody interacts with the police and you think that they're there to serve and protect us but you know police officers need to understand that they swear an oath to the constitution and the number one important factor they should provide in their job is constitutional protection for the citizens of this country i think that's been lost and what about limited government powers the united states ranks ninth out of the eleven developed countries when it comes to that the national legal and policy center recently found that the white house might be spying on

americans on facebook twitter and other social media websites and not too long ago president obama resigned the patriot act that allows the government to spy on americans and seize personal records and private data in the name of homeland security we now know and the federal government has admitted that homeland security's main focus is not. the main focus and the war activists quakers conservatives libertarians land rights activist g.m.o. activist it's basically everybody and while the united states wages wars abroad to bring freedom and democracy to other countries many say it need not look beyond its own borders to find problems to solve and here we are going around the world. and invading other countries to bring democracy to them when we really should be focusing on improving our democracy here at home. and irony that may just

contradict what the united states was founded on preassure either r. t. washington d.c. i don't know how to get closer to the parts of russia that discovered. yes where five hundred kilometers northwest of moscow in belize and it's a thousand years of history the city has been witness to both soaring wealth and devastating war the only invasion out of the thousands of tourists who visit each year to delve deep into its rich history. is there to see what's true i mean. from berry picking to vodka drinking to game hunting a lot of russian traditions that was the most fun and comprehensible and almost all of the traditions are widely practiced head end there. living off the land every morning at dawn the woman everyone here calls the masher goes berrien mushroom

picking this brings in more money than her pension is in the words if people want to earn a living doing the state can tell me it's not to work at all in the forest die relax she hands her pickings over three and a celeb view of a pregnant and unemployed you know honest are the germ making as a home business she thought people would want that's completely natural no cooking no additives offer no sugar recipe hasn't changed but now she employs dozens of people and her germs are sold all over russia it isn't just large scale agriculture was in decline here in the countryside often the people i employ have no other way to make a living certainly a girl has painted here since she was a child she sees herself as a chronicle of a country life but the slowly disappearing as more and more people move to urban areas that i see you think my heart breaks sometimes when i see the crumbling

houses in the lonely older people people don't put as much of themselves into the places where they live now a days but this quiet decline goes well with the cool delicate nature of the place . not everybody enjoys the outdoors enquires contemplation of a job with signals the start of the hunting season it brings in hunters from all over russia but also money for the local forestry commission for licenses to shoot for their buck i mean even bear. the hunt is carefully choreographed shooters take up positions on a range several hundred feet away from each other then beat and there's the woods on the other side when his dog the take the scent they begin to chase the animal flushing him out and presenting an easy target for the shooters. well at least in theory on this occasion nature spared its offspring and after three drives no game

was killed in the group that was more than well you can never guess the hunt is a hunt but the forests here are teeming with animals so the hunters bury pickers and fisherman leave the woods allow nature to rule over its domain but tomorrow they will return because whatever city's offer its nature they still depend on. party not good region. still to come in are typical of elves cross-talk guests will be locking horns in a few minutes first though the business news with stephanie. hello and welcome to the business bulletin a group of top fund managers say the global economy is risking much worse than the events of the past three years eighteen investment experts say their views are being widely ignored by the media so they've published them instead in their book the gathering storm artes nor emmitsburg to co-author patrick young to ask what

governments and central banks are doing wrong. we've spent the last twenty years at an all you can eat buffet and we've basically kept eating and kept eating and eating and now we're food and i think the problem with that central banking is all about effectively when the party gets going the central bank must remove the punch bowl well what's actually happened here is you know ben bernanke up the point where we got to one minute to midnight instead of closing the party dine he brought everybody inside locked them up and pushed their faces into the punchbowl and made them drink more and therefore it's very very difficult because really we have a fundamental problem because actually the central bankers themselves are ultimately being controlled by the politicians i mean i realize we have this sort of rather elegant concept that they're politically independent but ultimately they're appointed by politicians they have to deal with politicians every day of their lives and therefore they are to some greater or lesser degree controlled by them and i think that's clearly evident for example when we look at mr tree shape

at the european central bank he's very capable he's making clear statements which i think of being the right kind of policy but then ultimately he's been undermined by the government all around the u.s. is now has announced a new way of course it is a. government that withdrawing. this is diametrically opposite this approach this is how is that possible we've got ben bernanke the helicopter ben as i think you'll go on history he's going to quantitatively anything he possibly can but i think one of the most important things we have to look at is also the fact of not just what the banks are doing in one direction but actually what the banks are demanding and i think it's interesting that for example when portugal decided it needed to build one of the large supranational banks doing well they're not taking their paper they're actually demanding gold so they want hard fixed assets and that's therefore rather worrying within europe the difficulty is that quantitative easing is going to be difficult to achieve because effectively they've spent all the money anyway

so therefore there's nothing more to spend going forward what do we see what a childhood. themselves again in the way that's the difficulty it doesn't just go away with one recession unless it's a very short sharp recession i mean countries like for example the baltic states some of the parts of eastern europe because they're at a completely different fears of the developmental cycle and therefore they have got the opportunity to point but in the relatively bloated and wealthy large state economy countries of western europe it's going to be very very difficult to turn not wronged and it seems rather ironic actually that in the post communist world it actually many nations in eastern europe that are actually better equipped to move forward than necessarily the nations in the west that was patrick young a co-author of the gathering storm. let's take a quick look at how the equity markets are performing asian stocks are falling on friday that is the dollar strengthens and four hundred clients on facebook of recovery is pulling financials away on the nikkei following

a slump by the street paris overnight. on the russian market to flat to mixed in early trading on friday the r.t.s. was just dipping below was in my sixty's just into the black banks are weighing on both the bulls to stop a downward trend in financials globally but energy majors are edging slightly higher on the nice text. russian post aims to become one of the country's biggest retailers it started selling food and other items in several of its moscow branches if successful the new much ice will be rolled out to other place offices throughout russia russian post carney has forty two thousand offices. food prices continue to grow corn has seen its biggest one day rise in three decades using experts to worry that this year's volatile food prices could lead to widespread shortages. of reports. u.s. corn prices rose by eight point five percent one day last week the largest jump since nine hundred seventy three at left prices fifteen percent higher in just two

days wheat and other basic i recall two products have also threatened a global food crisis like that of two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight sparked by droughts rising fuel prices and subsidies for biofuels the falling dollar has led to speculation in the commodities market pushing up prices and increasing the little itty latest food crisis was caused by crop players in canada parts of europe and russia where drought devastated the wheat crop by the end of summer the russian government banned grain acts both of which contribution to a massive jump in the world with prices it was sad the ban might be lifted after the release of this year's harvest data but the first complete figures were as bad as feared sixty point nine million tonnes of grain was harvested less than in the same period last year probably we believe the barrel experts will be prolonged at

least through the next season and i doubt it will believe. i think the international community should go into the old green zone from the start of next season in global terms the collapse of russia's we'd harvest is the main story but for farmers and consumers a far broader range of crops was heads from potatoes to buckwheat which has destabilized the retail sector if governments respond with controls and food acts ports while currency devaluations proof prices global shortage of stable products could yet lead to crisis mode you know which not business r.t. . that's all the business with are but of course you can always find the story of your website. with.

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