they were back here again fifteen feet apart at this point. britain's brags that nightmare prime minister teresa mayes divorce deal is defeated for a third time leading to fears of a disorderly exit from the bloc in just two weeks time. israeli troops reportedly shoot four palestinians dead as tens of thousands rally along the perimeter fence between gaza and israel to mark one years since the beginning of the great march of return protests. competing protests in venezuela as hundreds of supporters of both president nicolas maduro and opposition leader. take to the streets meanwhile the u.s. threatens russia with further sanctions if moscow refuses to pull its troops out of

venezuela. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. saturday should have been britain's first today outside the european union in a half a century instead of the u.k. has seen a week of chaos and confusion over the divorce deal and with no consensus among m.p.'s fears are mounting over a so-called hard to bragg's it on april twelfth many of the remaining twenty seven even nations are warning that is now the most likely outcome u.k. has less than two weeks to decide which path to take with brussels also saying it needs a definitive plan from westminster before it can grant any further extension. on

friday theresa may suffered a third defeat to her withdrawal agreement in the house of commons m.p.'s will vote again on monday on a number of trinity of grades of plans with suggestions made might even try a fourth attempt at getting her unpopular plan through. the implications of the house's decision. the legal force now is that united kingdom is due to leave the european union on the twelfth of april in just fourteen days time mr speaker i fear we are reaching the limits of this process in this house this house has rejected no deal it has rejected no brick sit on wednesday it rejected all the variations of the deal on the table and today it has rejected approving the withdrawal agreement alone. pressure is also mounting on theresa may over growing calls for a general election amid the uncertainty may earlier promised to resign if her deal passed through parliament and as artie's point boyko explains in her own fine way

may is just the latest british conservative prime minister to crumble over the europe question. for all the question of in or out them or us it's become a common denominator for conservative prime ministers being put to the thought. at first the iron lady was a poor did by standing up to brussels we have not successfully rolled back to front years of the states in britain only to see them reimposed at the european level. but in the end her own party felt she went too far horsey chairman of the president of the commission mr don law said a press conference the other day so if you want to see your appearing in parliament to the democratic party of the community you want to the commission to be the

executive on you want to the council of ministers to be the senate no no. this very moment opposition to european integration forced sanchez closest ministers to resign in protest the iron lady was ousted from office just days later crushed by the european question. john major replaced but europe came back with a vengeance the last trick treaty on closely european integration was dogged by a string of revolts parliament this point the stalemate over europe. i am not prepared to poison the political atmosphere and you know. major pushed it through but his all for it see never recovered. from.

europe three had a fresh new face as protagonist victim and just like that bit of the movie where you scream you do it because you can see the threat lurking george osborne was said to have told david cameron the same but dave said listen we will give the british people a referendum with a very simple. choice to stay in the european union or to come out all together it will be. referendum. we all know what happened next the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different plan and as such i think the country requires leadership to take it in this direction the negotiation with the european union will need to begin under a new prime minister. and with that cameron was

found this to write his earlier than expected memoirs from a luxury garden shed. we all know the star of europe for this horror story is still being played out the latest twist the tragic heroine has offered up herself as sacrifice she's resigned to the fact that it will be her political death but perhaps cushioned by the notion that she could cut the head off the european question once and for all. all right like with oh i'm good multimedia the franchise's with the terms of britain's departure from the e.u. still left to hammer out and paul the mentee maneuvers to stop brags it's still a big possibility we're left feeling that

a sequel could seniora claim moral victim. health officials in gaza say that four palestinians have been killed by israeli troops and hundreds of others injured while rallying along the perimeter fence tens of thousands have been marking the first anniversary of the start of the great march a return protest campaign which calls for refugees from what is now israel to be allowed back to their homes and also an end to the blockade of gaza here's how local journalist. who described the anniversary protests. answer to piers masses of palestinian protesters have approached very close to the fence steady support system three thousand i'm from the border with israel as you can see despite the older members and the thirty two members that are supposed to be deployed along the border into gaza strip to prevent the protesters from

approaching the fence we can see that the protesters are very close to the fence on the other side the israeli army is throwing massive amounts of gas pumps on the protesters using also drones that are throwing the gas comes stays on the town itself the protesters very far away from the ten others from the borders. more and more gas bombs are being fired on the protesters as you can hear the paramedics the ambulance stands have approached very close also to defense because of the protesters who have had in

a very short distance from this tense as you can see one woman was shot a little she's been taken by the paramedics in the protesters to the ambulance my guess bombs are being fired now. in these just few. couple hours we have lots of injuries that have fallen throughout the border because of the using of bullets now by the israeli military mourning the gas canisters that are it continuing the bomb that are being continually shot and fired on the palestinian protesters during the twelve months since the great of march of return began the world health organization says that more than two hundred sixty people have been killed and more than twenty nine

thousand injured the u.n. also recently said that there is reasonable grounds to believe that in the overwhelming majority of cases in two thousand and eighteen israel's use of lethal force was unlawful here's a look back at the gazans protest campaign. up

. right israel says its use of military force is necessary to protect itself from armed protesters the israel defense forces claim that early on sunday gaza launched five rockets at israel positions were shelled by the i.d.f. tanks in response there is also an ongoing effort involving egyptian mediators aimed at brokering a cease fire between israel and hamas which is the hard line ruling authority in gaza now it has been reported that in exchange for an end to the protests israel may agree to loosening restrictions on the movement of goods and people into and out of gaza israel is also said to be ready to increase the supply of electricity

to the area and to grant palestinian fishermen a greater access to the mediterranean sea we have been hearing reactions from different sides of the equation. why how. cynically you. two wars could bulldoze over to create violence really both while trying to better all of the real internal problems how mosque horses look at the horrible things that hamas and oddities. there was movement along the middle east no no no conviction nothing so we avoid killing those people why should we. need to justify your true justifiable everyone use lethal force and this was validated by the human rights council the usa human rights council which ruled that israel has excessively used

force against palestinians and this lethal force should stop and come to an end that was the latest by the un's the human rights council egyptians have mediated some kind of a calm in the region these mediations are centered on some kind of demands by the ruling a must party and the palestinian factions here in the gaza strip that israel should ease largely the blockade it is imposing on the gaza strip allowing exports and imports allowing more funds international funds and construction of. the process. jobs for jobless palestinians and the gaza strip beyond the gaza a solidarity march took place in the french capital on saturday.

people marched through the streets of paris carrying pastern in flags shouting pro palestinian slogans and calling for justice. it was not the only protest in france this saturday crowds also turned out for the twentieth consecutive weekend of anti-government rallies the yellow vest movement began last november sparked by rising fuel prices and a perceived drop in living standards measures to ban protests specific to the french capital like the iconic. other major cities are not stopping to get inspiration and. claim that more than thirty thousand yellow vests had turned out nationwide while the organizers say more than one hundred thousand took part clashed with the protesters and used tear gas to disperse the rallies dozens of people were arrested in paris violence also broke out in the southern french city of.

switching gears now to south america supporters of venezuelan president nicolas maduro and opposition leader held rival rallies on saturday venezuela is experiencing the third in a series of nationwide blackouts in only twenty days which have collapsed the water transportation and telecommunications services local journalists got as. there were some protests on the streets. position and just streets to support nicolas maduro and protest against intervention of the u.s. and the opposition went out to protest against the power outage in the city also the opposition called for a new set of protests. calling the operation of slieve ration of the country.

testing because we have no electricity and no savvy and it is a fact. for the quality of life of every person especially children. we pray to live in peace we are a free democratic country and who want to give up our homeland to any. time of this band we are protesting because we have no water and no power we've had have there's a blackout foods get spoiled and consumer electronics are being broken by the power of yes and dangerous marci are groups which are now per bad and hate for the usa five i declare that day and will not succeed because citizens are going iced and continued to control the contras for a local are going to say so just public and honest. there was a situation in the country has become an acceptable we have reached the point of anarchy and despair when we don't know what to do. to get out of yet every

government takes care of its people the way our government in venezuela does also mad what of himself got an unfriendly reception in one district of the capital. the us a special representative for venezuela is now warning moscow it will pay a price for its military presence there and sanctions are a real possibility but following demands from president trump russia is refusing to pull its forces out of the country here's how elliott abrams described the possible repercussions. there are things we can do. and i want terms in terms of thank we have options and that i think it would be in. the russians who think they have the free hand here they don't. and the view threats don't end there u.s.

national security adviser john bolton has warned other nations against deploying military assets to venezuela he said such actions would be viewed as a direct threat to peace and security in the region hinting on a strong response but while washington is all in in what it says is bringing democracy into venezuela it seems not that many not that many other countries excuse me are eager to follow the lead. they're still at fifty four. but so the numbers that if you haven't had any success in convincing the anyone else to join your that's right. to russian military planes touched down in venezuela in the past week carrying around one hundred troops. their presence is allowed under an agreement struck in eighteen years ago with caracas but that has not satisfied washington president trump says russia should leave the country or face consequences the chairman of the russian senate foreign affairs committee says it

is not for washington to decide who should be in venezuela everything is legal everything is transparent and everything goes according to or by a literal you. know state like the unit that's states of america has a right to express their opinion. it will go on while washington tries to drive russia out of venezuela let's see where the u.s. military has a presence abroad. here are the bases in countries hosting at least a thousand u.s. troops in the map does not include nato bases which also host american military personnel and just so that you can compare just a bit you can see russia's military presence beyond its borders eight out of the nine circle russia itself all are countries of the former soviet union except for syria. political scientists calling cavell says the u.s. has no right to impose its will on other sovereign states. so obviously

a double standard. most of the world will see it has to have a little so you did step of although see it as a violation of international law for one country to assert your moniker donald's influence in the military to command and control the rest of the world while any other country the ability to support its allies in the course of the world so yes this is a double standard for critical but as we said earlier in international relations when you assert something you have to back it up so to the extent the us get back up its head demonic dominance then the world. but right now the world is paying attention and there's a scene in the us cannot back up it's a dramatic don it is losing out in syria it is losing in south america it is losing

influence in many many regions of the world. germany's the left party is demanding the expulsion of the u.s. ambassador as a transatlantic spat threatens to escalate richard grinnell has come under fire for criticizing germany's it domestic and foreign policies and the left party is now pushing for his diplomatic credentials to be revoked. that's repeatedly abandoned the customs of diplomatic service and interfered in internal affairs of the federal republic of germany the german bundestag considers the conduct of a bass to ground zero to be unacceptable and country to the vienna convention on diplomatic relations. or richard grenell is a long time confidant of president trump and assumed his duties in berlin back in two thousand and seventeen grinnell has repeatedly warned german companies against doing business with iran over u.s. sanctions and threatened that cooperation with chinese telecoms giant huawei might

come at the risk of worse and relations with washington the left party also alleges grinnell sent a threatening letters to companies involved in the gas pipeline project with russia north stream to. this all comes on the backdrop of washington and berlin being at loggerheads over defense spending germany has taken a stand against donald trump with the u.s. wanting its european allies to increase spending chancellor angela merkel however plans to reduce payments to the international military alliance over the next few years we spoke about this with a member of germany's left party b john thomas ollie who says grinnell's conduct lies outside the accepted role of the diplomat. what he's doing is he's probably really trying to influence the government and he's trying to influence the public and that is certainly not the role of off a diplomatic official that is against all conventions diplomatic official cannot

meddle in the internal affairs of their host country we as citizens we don't consider ourselves to be a colony of the united states like graduate go or some other countries we are some are a nation and we want to be treated as such washing he clearly does not believe germany to be some or a nation they believe that they can just order us iraq but they can tell us how much we should spend on american weapons that we should be dependent on american troops gassed imports but america things that they can force us to take that and to risk our energy sovereignty something that germany will never do and all over the political spectrum there's quite a unified voice that we should continue with the north through to pipeline to ensure energy seventy. a liberal lawyer and a political novice is on a couple tova has won slovakia's presidential election becoming the country's first

female head of state. the couple told us that victory is notable as has she lacks political experience in contrast to her opponent to morrow. who is a high profile diplomat and a vice president of the european commission she describes herself as an environmentalist and anti-corruption activist she also cites last years a murder of an investigative journalist who wrote about political corruption and fraud cases as one of the reasons she ran for the presidency the killing scandalized the country leading to large scale protests and the resignation of the prime minister. there is consternation after white journalists were barred from attending a black community made. in the u.s. state of georgia signs that reading black press only could be seen at a gathering to encourage people to get behind a candidate for mayor in the city of savannah white reporters were denied entry while at least two black journalists and of the publisher of

a local african-american newspaper were allowed inside television cameras and recording devices were also prohibited one of the three candidates who attended the meeting defended the entry policy. i think this is america i think people have the right to be able to continue to assemble and to determine the rules of their simple . johnson who we just heard from there later apologized for attending the meeting but not before people on social media platform slammed the event another black candidate said it was polarizing divisive and premature so vanna's that current mayor who is the first white head of state or head of the city rather in twenty years also condemned the event. this is become a national embarrassment this is not who we are in savannah. we would ten used to be the open to everyone we have been and we will continue to be known as the host the city of the south thank you very much the community should pay whoever they

want to take their race shouldn't have to be a qualifying factor i mean if they want to black mayor white mayor best their particular business but it shouldn't be a thing where you're not allowing white media on the allowing black media to meet is making you since you've gone back to it's segregation where you only had certain kinds of people that were allowed in certain kinds of places i think they politics especially on the left are becoming much more racially divided the left always claims to be to party of inclusion the party of tolerance but they were becoming more and more the party that is against a and a lot of it is allow by the left they don't really care about things that are anti way anti-male anti heterosexual anti christian that is pretty much become a staple of the left i disappoint so they feel like it's ok taps on our side adore this is black praise only is becoming normalized on the left at this point. despite u.s. special counsel robert muller finding no evidence of russian collusion in the two

thousand and sixteen election there is still a list of accusations hanging over moscow on a quarter has his own commentary. those all knowing russians have been busy scheming for the last few years manipulating the world as they see fit the western media politicians and the elites say they're responsible for rex tillerson getting hired and rex tillerson getting fired weaponize ing information and weaponize ing misinformation even humor is a weapon. using jokes and anger of black americans to forward their sinister agenda sowing discord by promoting sex toys on social media. trying to microwave the brains out of u.s. diplomats in cuba oh wait scientists have found that that was just crickets actually. scratch that one but also having ron paul fulfill

vladimir putin's desires and ambitions making americans angry at bad things their government does using russian cartoons to brainwash innocent children trying to. and much much more. the worst piece have sure been busy. and there you have it i'll be back with headlines in let's say thirty one and a half minutes one or two next. breaks it count down. back to the financial survival guide

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we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. the more i tried to understand venezuela the more i could see the signs of also a tarion is an emerging on my continent as well. however what venezuela's critics didn't didn't do was compare human rights issues to those in other countries on the american continent. civil and political rights have been violated in venezuela. but they are by only.