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when the devil when i said there was a smell of sulfur i mean it's been there maybe he was a company called the devil like him who left behind the smell of socialists who had not been aware of bush and his era his religion aggressive imperialist policy greatly harm the world look at the legacy he left when he was intention he said we will punish terrorists he was not referring to real terrorists he was referring to those who disagree with america's imperialistic policy. i feel question about the incumbent president when i can see two people in obama the first obama is the one i met in trinidad and tobago is a smiling man who gave many promises he promised to respect other nations sovereignty i remember his speech in cairo but there's also another obama obama the president of an empire a year on i think that unfortunately the distance between these two personas has
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grown and seems to me that the obama who promised change the a bomb who promised many other things to the man who shook my hand in trinidad and tobago is totally disappeared nothing has changed in the way the north american empire treats other countries about the old aggression is escalating out in america and the yankee empire is behind this aggression over recent takeovers like in ecuador against the president rafael carandang on the question against venezuela the empire continues to move its way despite abominable. to what extent do you think latin american countries make and control their own policies today a year after the events in honduras the idea of unbreakable democracy was again put in doubt this time in ecuador what's the problem is it not the latin american region has not managed or did not want to draw conclusions from the experience with honda. latin america is in the middle of
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a process that lame and i'm an optimist so even if sometimes you have to be a realist to see things the way they really are i have been president for the last eleven years so you're in a bit longer off shore left prison in one thousand nine hundred four i travel to different countries in latin america and the americas changed a lot if you compare it to ten years ago when i first came to latin american summit i was an old bird on a grass and other participants at the end of one summit video gave me a piece of paper he had written chavez now i feel that i am not the only devil at least some of that so i'm not in america was eliminated unanimously heading towards neo liberalism the washington consensus towards the u.s. proposal to create a united three american trait in charlotte it was a very illustrative offer from the imperialist point of view in the areas tab it
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was related to the idea if i created a unique trade saying in the entire latin america dollar would have been a unique currency and where there would have been an end to soviet say in latin american countries strategic role enterprises would have been privatized states would have almost ceased to exist and the military forces of our countries or more may have been turned into police and us obeying the imperial government out of all that i have now almost all of those ideas of the government not in america is dancing and new dollars into a new rhythms here it's like seeing in a choir we started dancing to our own wake up in a car we figured out how to live on our own in which up to defend our independence from the union of latin america it would have been impossible to imagine this sort of thing before the holy water next july will be celebrating two hundred of years since the declaration of independence of venezuela going by the almighty first summit of the latin. american states place about two hundred years ago to sign the
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first constitution so we will invite the governments of latin america and the caribbean countries to summits without the us to get on with the history of. the work of the union of south american countries is very very important that american countries will form an alliance so i'm optimistic they're in transition to our real independence and i think that our continent is in search of an identity working out a new attitude yourself and it takes on a what is necessary to remember that for a long time latin america was the backyard of the united states and that's what it was called the united states destroyed almost all of latin american governments had the only vision of independence united states invaded mexico panama iraq. there were numerous keys in venezuela argentina brazil act could all live in. one
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hundred fifty years there was not a single united america without the move the american empire being involved with these elements in addition to the empire made sure that the government of each country was composed of its lackeys. you once said in an interview that a permanent reason for the conflict between israel and columbia was a lie created by the laboratory what laboratory did you mean and how does this mechanism of light production work. take a look at the war in iraq which of the thousands of people have died women and children were killed the conflict of what the lawyer became the reason for tragedy i got here i hope the war was based on the law and the iraqi government had weapons of mass destruction as you know this was the only reason the young boys invaded the country then they admitted that there hadn't been any such weapons and so they had designs to outlaw my iraq that. the older titles of the younger.
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there are still laws about venezuela they claim it's involved in relation. to the revolutionary forces of colombia and on the view the enemy of national and emancipation. and has been long dead but only clearly enriching uranium so they have to do now is the promise of trying to build an atomic bomb. or tree of laws they've created to justify whatever they need to justify it or that they say about . the drug trade and i intrude into the affairs of a country that is just a lawyer which is our elected one hundred times. headlines would you say it was a with rain collapse takes a chavez and the law is if we're working there they can take chavez dictatorship whatever happens. take a look where this mechanism works in many cases the geisha the employment rate i do
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not think it will last forever it will fade away the events in ukraine so the only revolution have fortunately for this people have done no work every it's only used for i'm sure this mechanism was working against venezuela so for. talk about the lies happening i'm not sure national level in your long career and you have seen a lot and take over in many things in your opinion which lie was the most obvious. kind of regarding venezuela or any allies you witnessed about venezuela not necessarily the possibly. those laws there were a lot of laws lies about me the ones all had to live through that on the last one we don't need any suffering redeployed became president there were people claiming that hugo chavez was raising the ball of our partisan movement in south america it was everywhere on the radio on t.v. and in the newspapers. it was repeated so many times that gave rise to
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a legend saying that she was with weapons for parties and colombia venezuela and other south american countries limit it was sailing along the river orinoco to venezuela here is another example iran and venezuela have a number of projects that are not one that both countries for example icicle factory but then in the newspaper there was an article saying that in the center of the factory in which the rainy and and that's what serious respected journalist from respected newspapers said but the aim of these publications is distort the ideas have not understood that there is a project that they are afraid of the idea of the truth. of what we were presented and they do their best to distort it in order to put an end to it but also know they were ok so i mean say when they attacked bullivant one hundred eighty years ago those were not attacks on boulevard because he was just a man they were afraid of the idea he represented and that it could have been
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disseminated all once american journalist barbara walters was interviewing me at the end she asked me he was a candidate i would support the choice was between bush and by the way they stole victory from cool for that i said it is for the us people to decide and then. so i said i would have won if i had been an american sometime later i was in the bronx to give a speech in several districts but all of them with by electricity cars they were afraid that one components onto others and what is in one's gone when i speak i use both my heart and my mind and know how to talk to keep on the us out of the little bit of course it would have ended with my murder as happened with martin luther king and many other leaders real american leaders who could have led to real changes the. process of the cambio. in this case what
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is left for the society to do to get real change there. you mean the united states yes if you see the man out of. work and it's hard to imagine because the destructive powers which have become more entrenched of corruption and the ability to home which of the cumulated there are numerous and i speak not only of the home to the rest of the world but to their own country recently there was research carried out by us institute young people were asked who beethoven and they all sit in a dog recently i read another report from the us is suggesting that ninety five percent of all eight banknotes in washington have traces of cocaine on them but as well society has become with all due respect to the men and women living there i think they see the world from the wrong side moreover there are forty million poor people there absolutely dictatorships there are laws and repressions and persecution there in the us there really is tyranny but is represented as
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a model for democracy that's why it's hard to imagine the future for this is like. what impression did this visit to russia leave on you. impression the impression that we're going to get the right way and that we're building the future we've dreamt of we've seen so many important treaties in power engineering or oil and gas agriculture and transportation we will be glad to import russian law the cost of venezuela and deliver coffee cocoa and been known as to russia we've got a very constructive discussion with the president of russia and the foreign minister and i leave with the impression on the relations between russia and venezuela already very good of becoming stronger that we signed a strategic plan of action of a twenty killing twenty four i said we are two to win elections in twenty. in twenty twelve there is going to be presidential elections both in russia and venezuela i think so you also when you look at it continue to lay down
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around the world. join us for technology update on our. please the week's top stories in. the metro was the terminators first stop on the way to russia's high tech help for his government pitch support and cooperation in developing the brand new innovation center has been designed to spearhead sun typically research. something down in the huge block of ice that's how our year long russian mission began on the north pole for fifteen adventurers the study aims to reveal reasons behind the melting of the icecaps explore all the natural treasures that lie within and prove russia's territorial claims over the arctic. capital pick moscow's to get its new mayor within a week to present a video of chairs set against the list of four candidates the majority party in the city since back his nomination currently serves as
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a deputy prime minister and was previously governor of one of russia's oil. which region. all those stories to come in just under fifty minutes from now but first to his cage on the sports desk in case it's been a productive day for one russian football team's ability yes it have been a fascinating weekend of football both in russia and england but we do know of one team that will be playing in the russian top flight next season or not just rest of the sport that's coming up there. hello welcome to the sports news and these are the headlines in the hans taste guy keep up the pressure on the top two with a three nil victory after that in the russian primarily. walter losing stars liverpool's new owners looked on but the reds went down tonight ever turned as much to city blackpool to go second in the english top flight. announcer though shanghai
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surprise andy murray found his top form to once again roger federer in the final book a spot in the london finale. restart was vocal and kept up the pressure on the top two in the russian premier league after winning three no direct so to do be opened for the visitors after seventeen minutes heading home a corner after finding himself totally amount that i could then had the chance to equalise from the penalty spot and show me a yellow did the right thing for the home side but the referee ordered the spot kick to be retaken taste back to me but i can face save it this time around so instead one nil to the army man who then doubled their lead to fall in love the brazilian adding his name on the scoresheet to the path and left for to cha to eleven minutes from time and basically honda nodded in another one for taste in stoppage time so three no was the way it finished taste i maintain a third place in the table. well spread around the moscow climbed into the top
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half of the table following a formal pummeling of visiting and she watched on by russia coach dick advocaat blue and white struggled to impress early on but it all changed when typing karami and a penalty and converted it eight minutes before half time they open a spot stood out into life and reality from monday's double bellied just three minutes later and then in the second half got us as nastiest maybe three nothing. having a neat freak eight thirty minutes left and things came full circle in stoppage time asked another were awarded another penalty and rounding off is already a washout for energy for now on the final score number rising to eight. and elsewhere clearly a severe tough climb out to the relegation zone off to salvage in a draw at home to bottom side c.b.s. i guess so yeah vallejo gave the visitors the lead just before half time i think it could have netted equaliser from long range just after the break one point was
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enough for the summer side to move up to fourteenth. on the last weekend's fixtures lokomotiv leapfrogged spacek now take into fifth spot after beating them one nil on from pitch nutri situ off finally broke the deadlock for the home side after seventeen minutes past the well i meant extended their unbeaten run to five matches . well it's too early to tell who get relegated when the russian football season ends next month but we already know one side that will be floated kuzma down our return to the premier league following new years' absence have to be to gentrify in a such a one will contingent promotion for games early next year will seek to ban play in the russian top flight for the fifth time however i've never managed to survive for second year in a row. i. thought i rang in liverpool's new owners were goodison park to see the reds take on ever turn in the merseyside but it was the
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home side who emerged victorious tim cahill popped up to open for the toffees after thirty four minutes and a pile driver of a strike from mikel arteta five minutes after the interval sealed evidence to no victory they go eleventh in the table a little posted to second bottom meanwhile call us test score twice including what proved to be the winner is matched to city when second with a three two win at blackpool with all the goals coming in the last twenty three minutes the home side are tenth. in tennis world number four andy murray crowned as sizzling week in shanghai with a straightforward when i've a roger federer and a ticket for the season finale in london the scot have been struck to set all routes to the final and got off to a quick start against federer breaking serve in the first game this west did stay in the match but his attempts to break back were foiled by uninspired mary the briton saved all six great points he faced also converting four out of the eight created close down the first set six three with one of those breaks and he went
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into the second with confidence to spare trying back federal almost everything from a wild number one hundred three sleeve mari narrowly lost a challenger breakpoint in the fourth game one time to take the game anyway still took six to score line. down past federer the ball into the net the victory ensured mari claimed his second title this year after also beaten federer in the decider of the toronto masters two months ago it's also enough for him to qualify for the tour finals in london next month murray is tied up for more glory before that i feel for . you know it's going to work a little bit on my insurance. he said in the better than i have done a lot of the year this week and i hope i can keep it up nazi germany. and emerge a g.p. it was also a dream weekend for casey stoner as the australian won his home grand prix for a full straight time just a day after turning twenty five having won the race for the past three years that
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you can see ride a single pole for this one on saturday which was his birthday and he was hardly ever troubles during the race at the phillip island circuit stand up all the way before the first corner and never looked back finishing almost nine seconds ahead of me where to g.p. champion or gallons i while there was a pitched battle for third place involving a couple of former champions valentino rossi finally gained the upper hand in a jar with me to hayden courtesy of a desperate late surge. still all eyes are on high here i stand has now won three of the last four i says and two more to go still finish second best runs up. this weekend everything's gone so well for a she and i for free practice one we were happy with the by the way everything was working you know support from the fans here this weekend been fantastic and you know it's just time for me to to go out in the race and do the job. i'm finally following the old adage of if you want something done do it yourself the president of the russian olympic committee and his home to culling over the weekend to boost
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interest in the sport as the country says has the talent ahead of the next winter olympics in sochi rankles reference points. in countries like canada sweden and norway curling has been a national sport for hundreds of years attracting thousands to stadiums and gluing millions to their t.v. sets therefore it's not a surprise that those nations are leaders in the big medals count according to a poll conducted by the russian curling federation ninety percent of the population in the biggest country on earth are not even a familiar with this winter discipline a statistic which is in desperate need of alteration especially ahead of the twenty fourteen olympic winter games in russia's black sea resort of sochi. during its oatmeal curling is five hundred years old while in russia it was established only twenty years ago thanks to enthusiastic it's still alive here today the new calling federation said two goals for the near future first is obviously to win medals in sochi because it will be our home winter games and second to make culling available
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to the masses at the moment when we have four hundred people actively participating in the sport and that needs to change. and amateur tournaments held in the new to build curling center in moscow is just one example of popularizing this sport the presence of the national debate committee alexanders or golf took it upon himself to introduce it to the masses in russia however this is just the first step towards a possible future in a big lorry as more drastic measures need to be taken if the country wants to try it at the upcoming winter games established for in talent is said to help russian curtis raise the competition bar in domestic tournaments currently an experimental national team includes three canadian curlers and a coach it's not a month to put canadian athletes next because that we've invited will help the progress of russian koalas if they want to become naturalized citizens of this country well it's their right to do suitors. of course we have plenty of talented athletes and coaches here but curling is a new discipline for us and i hope that the least of culling will help us raise top
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aphasic and coaching talent despite being a novice in curling russia has already made an impact on the international circuit winning gold at the mystic world cup this year and the european silver back in two thousand and six. was a part of that team and now she's active in the curling federation as its vice president and. the feeling like. bill able to achieve some good results and we're going to open the new arena to. toss some. pies artist and so on now with. hamas with the support herding is probably as exotic for the russians as ice hockey is the south africans however if russia wants to win any medals at the next winter olympics in sochi and the countries gunning for gold to say the least that this fork needs to get in as soon as possible and corporate tournaments like this one is
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nomination. the. more children. to provide for the men. on the front line. with a note back at the top stories of the week on the latest developments this is. so this week saw schwarzenegger coming to moscow to wreak havoc but on a mission of innovation california's governor the legendary action hero was in law . gives invitation to hear on ways to develop russia's new high tech. as the story. it was in one.
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