nuevo presidente. >>> el estado venezolano no reconoce a ese irrito, ilegal e ilegÍmo gobierno de asunciÓn de agosto abandonÓ la residencia presidencial. >>> argentina y bolivia dijeron que no reconocerÁn al nuevo lÍder, costa rica ofreciÓ asilo al presidente destituido, y el nuevo mandatario dijo que explique que el cambio fue constitucional >>> gracias vilma. >>> policÍas y manifestantes se enfrentaron en perÚ, desde hace meses se exige al gobierno que detengan un proyecto minero, los habitantes aseguran quien un plan de 5 mil millones de dÓres para explotar minas de oro traerÁ problemas a ecosistemas de la regiÓn, dejaron heridos. >>> en bolivia, llevan dos dÍas esposas de policÍas por los bajos salarios de esposos, ellos la apoyaron, provocaron un amotinamiento de policÍas que el gobierno dice que tiene bajo control, la banca priva cerrÓ la pruer ta a mediodÍa. >>> momento de la primera pausa, volvemos con el arresto de pandilleros en el salvador, a pesar de una tregua entre las mantas. >>> y tambiÉn encuentran culpable a un prelado de la iglesia catÓlica de proteger a pederastas. >>>

tomÓ juramento en remspla parlanto de lugo, que f destituido por el congreso, hubo disturbios en asunciÓnujo luego que lugo fue stituido, en el senado votaron a favore la destituciÓn y 4 en contra, 76 a favor de la destituciÓn, y solo uno en contra, lugo aceptÓ la decisiÓn del congreso. >>> cÓmo siempre he actuado en el marco de la ley. aunque esta haya sido torcida por una frÁgil rama al viento, me someto a la decisiÓn del congreso y estoy dispuesto a responder siempre con mis actos como e mandatarios nacional. >>> a lugo lo responsabizaron por ordenar al ejÉrcito intervenir en un violento desalojo de campesinos, 7 murieron y diez policÍas, y decenas de heridos, una vez que se conociÓ la destitucion, miles de simpatizantes de su gobierno se lanzon a protestar, la poliÍ con gases lacrimÓgenos para evitar que se prolongara, presidentes de ecuador y venezuela dijeron que desconocen la autidad del nuevo presidente. >>> el estado vezolano no reconoce ase irrito, ilegal e ilegÍtimo gobierno asunciÓn. >>> el gobierno de ecuador no reconocerÁ otro presidente que el presidente legitimament electo

supreme court reject his appeal against the extradition to sweden and the legal team in asuncion self running out of options really and so he took this step seeking asylum at the ecuadorian embassy he says he's hopeful that that's going to be accepted if he were to go to sweden not only is the pretrial detention in sweden extremely harsh he wouldn't have access that he does right now to the media all the same freedoms remember he's been under house arrest in the case for more than five hundred days no clear indication of exactly what the outcome will be and the stakes remaining extremely high. in his interview asunta once again slammed the australian government for a lack of support in his fight against extradition the whistleblower said it's this sense of abandonment by his homeland that made him turn to ecuador for help sydney based journalism mary cause like he does as the australian authorities have never had any interest in providing assistance. for do so hasn't tried that's the problem to start hasn't of the gate. it's to protect the human rights we live in an advanced western d

that still carries the death penalty for some of the crimes that they've accused him of now julian asuncion his supporters have always maintained that the case against him is politically motivated and i can play in the silence not just asuncion cells but also wiki leaks the revolutionary whistle blowing web site that has hugely embarrassed many western governments in the past now the spike having spent more than five hundred days detained without charge that hasn't stopped in sunshine in that time he's posted an insidious show that's been running on art you know in a previous show we've seen him interviewing the president of ecuador and they seemed to hit it off the president of ecuador telling julian a sound welcome to the club of the persecuted now and what will be his eleventh and final interview airing tomorrow not the silliness on to meet with the man that he just died as giants of the intellectual left renowned linguist and rebel thing can be and so we believe the street fighting novelist and military historian now during that interview they discussed the new ways of revolutionary mov

supreme court rejects his appeal against the extradition to sweden and the legal team in asuncion self running out of options really and so he took this step seeking asylum at the ecuadorian embassy he says he's hopeful that that's going to be accepted if he were to go to sweden not only is the pretrial detention in sweden extremely harsh he wouldn't have access that he does right now to the media all the same freedoms remember he's been on house arrest in the case for more than five hundred days no clear indication of exactly what the outcome will be and the stakes remaining extremely high. asuncion has once again slammed the australian government for not doing enough to protect him the whistleblower says he had no consular contact except for text messages over two years for more on that a we're hoping to cross live to sydney based journalism mary costa he does submitted a letter to support for julian as to the i could or in government mary can you hear as a thank you for joining us here we are to you now journalists are just as australia has refused to get involved in his case and th

embassy here in london waiting for the all important decision his bid for silence in the country asuncion his supporters have always maintained that the case against him is politically motivated and that campaign to silence not just the staunch unself but also wiki leaks the spike having spent more than five hundred days detained without charge that hasn't stopped asuncion in the time he's posted an insidious show that's been running on all of the now and what will be his eleventh interview airing tomorrow on nazi julian assange to meet with the man that he the spy as giants of the intellectual left renowned linguist and rebel thing can be and terry could lead the street fighting novelist a military historian now during that interview they discussed the new ways of revolutionary movements we've seen taking place around the world in the past couple of years and you have these ups and then they spread it's to your patient of buried square in cairo inspired activists all of the united states to even russia so the the power of spring has been very infectious and it's still going moment differ

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paraguay luego de la destituciÓn de lugo no se hicieron esperar, argentina retirÓ a su embajador de asunciÓns a su embajador en el paÍs. pasamos a bolivia, violentos protestas de esta semana, por agentes de policÍa, en la paz, se extendieron en el paÍs, el presidente morales interrumpiÓ una visita a brasil, para solucionar la crisis, segÚn Él, el gobierno estÁ dispuesto a reunirse con manifestantes que exigen mejoras salariales, y teme un intento golpista. imagiese que a un hijo suyo lo detengan y confundan diciendo que su progenitor es un peligroso narcotraficante, le ocurriÓ a un joven en mÉxico presentado como heredero y cÓmplice de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn, reconocieron su error autoridades, y paulina hablÓ con su familia. >>> la historia dio la vuelta al mundo, gracias a labores de inligencia, la marina capturÓ al presunpo hijo de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. >>> elemento clave dentro de la organizaciÓn cricrimÍnal, por su vinculo cosanguÍneo de su lider joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. >>> horas mÁs tarde se dijo que el presentado como el hijo era fÉlix beltrÁn leÓn. >>> se va a demostrar, y

e ilegal e ilegÍtimo gobierno que se instalÓ en asuncion tildÓ el hecho como golpe de estado. >>> es de estado es discutible. pero es un retroceso en la democracia de un paÍs con un pasado. juan manuel santos nos dijo como se llevÓ a la remocion de lugo. se acotaron las leyes de ese paÍs. se le acusa por ordenar al ejÉrcito iervenir en un violento desalojo de tierras privadas que murieron 17 personas, entre ellas campesinos y policias. >>> con la destituciÓn de fernando lugo, una de las preocupaciones, es que pueda haber sanciÓn comerciales sobre paraguay, por parte de los paÍses sudamericanos lo que podrÍa impactar econÓmicamente al paÍs. franco, dijo que de ser asÍ, los afectados serÍan empresarios brasileÑos. >>> 4 senadores apoyaron a fernando lugo con 39 votos en su contra perdiÓ el juicio polÍtico. se enfrentaron este proceso constitucional lugo ha sido el primero formalmente destituido. raÚl prefiriÓ dimitir antes de ser destituido en la crisis polÍtica llamado el marzo paraguayo. regreso con ustedes. >>> gracia arlene tl presidente hugo chÁvez... tras encontrarse con su homÓl

supreme court reject his appeal against the extradition to sweden and the legal team in asuncion south running out of options really and so he took this step thinking asylum at the ecuadorian embassy he says he's hopeful that that's going to be accepted if he were to go to sweden not only is the pretrial detention in sweden extremely harsh he wouldn't have access that he does right now to the media all the same freedoms remember he's been on that house arrest in the u.k. for more than five hundred days yet no clear indication of exactly what the outcome will be and the stakes remaining extremely high. but under house arrest a sound recordist series of interview shows that right hand on our t.v. he's spoken to high profile and controversial guests including politicians activists and intellectuals among the interviews was one with ecuador's president rafael correa that's coming your way in a couple of hours time. fifteen of the world's largest banks have been rocked by credit score downgrades with rating agency moody's delivering on what it has long promised to do those hitting to goldma

supreme court rejected his appeal against the extradition really asuncion his legal team we're running out of options now the next big question that everyone's asking right now is why ecuador again a lot of speculation that we do you know that julian assange had previously met the president of ecuador he interviewed him for a show the runs analyse and it seemed to hit it off in the meeting just take a listen to that now. thank you president. as you move it is really a pleasure to me at least in this way. to the global security. that's only we have to do it every day. over to you know or to do tell us or one of the u.k. or forty saying at this point. well mainly that if he steps outside the ecuadorian embassy they will arrest him as you were saying earlier he is in breach of his bail conditions which are very strict he's been under them for the last eighteen months and one of the states that he has to spend the night at his registered address which is obviously not the ecuadorian embassy and he has been there since yesterday spent the night while inside the ecuadorian embassy he's of co

that we could lead shiva jillian asuncion lost his appeal against extradition from the u.k. to sweden where he's wanted on sexual assault allegations but his supreme court ruled on wednesday that his arrest warrant or was a lawful as i'm just saying was given fourteen day to appeal that decision which the world's top with a blow with it's politically motivated surfer three reports from london. the truth shall set you free or no it's the supporters were out in full six weeks for julian assange tearing his appeal was rejected and spit five t. decision by the judges after all the five hundred days of house arrest in britain he's now on the brink of deportation to sweden to answer questions about sexual assault accusations he's say a trumped up basic point you remember that julian hasn't been charged with any crime in any country and it really is extraordinary that so much pain actual joy just for the purpose of questioning. it all began when we started revealing uncomfortable truths about the us government the afghanistan and iraq war logs scaife shocking detail about the viole

we could expand the jury in asuncion could be sent to sweden by the end of the month where he's wanted for questioning over sex assault allegations after the u.k.'s top court unanimously dismissed his bid to reopen the district. says the move is politically motivated and stocker might have a secret agreement with us where he's wanted for his whistleblowing activities your story and fears the court's decision that brings him one step closer to being handed over to washington where u.s. attorney kevin zeese thinks the outcome of the process will be decisive for the concept of freedom of speach. it's a real shame all assizes wanted for is questioning he's not been charged he could've done their questioning by skype there's no need to go to sweden to be questioned there's been rumors that there is a sealed in other words a secret indictment already against julius honest but there may not be we don't really know the answer that at this point nothing has been released about that if there is an indictment and he is actually. a long battle about that as well. then the charges will be very seri

and that we could join in asuncion may find himself in sweden by the end of june after british judges refused to reopen his extradition case out of it concerns the trial is just paving its way to the u.s. . after eight days of vicious combat against armed rebel syrian government forces a fire in the open the town of haifa to un observers memories of massacres still strong the telltale signs of slaughter will be high on their agenda so far they found vast amounts of abandoned weapons and destruction almost all government buildings looted and burned town also appears to be deserted with suspicion the bodies have either been very door before the universe. parallels already being drawn with past massacres is growing doubt the government's culpability the reports also implicating rebel forces if it gives a history professor at the university of arizona says western media spin has left its mark on the conflict. was a general point and these types of you know conflicts are the propaganda aspect is critically important. and there's an effort in the world. rebels in a kind of purely positive l

once in sweden under such grave restrictions it would be impossible for mr asuncion to exercise his asylum rights. mr songe did not feel safe from u.s. extradition in the u.k. we are all too aware of that view abuses of the u.s. u.k. extradition treaty although mr a son has been trapped in the u.k. under dangerous circumstances he has at least had the freedom to apply for political asylum. it is in this context that julian has made the difficult decision to seek refuge inside the ecuadorian embassy to ask for asylum. julian will remain in the embassy under the protection of the ecuadorian government all evidence for his application is being assembled processed. please if you want further information. accurate information about these issues see debbie debbie debbie justice for and that's justice for the for the stock. thank you very much. but. i really can't answer any of these three meetings with you and. then i. don't. see that. i'm a member of the jury or if you don't see a lot from moscow and you're also watching the live pictures there from london just outside the steps as you can see

it has as well and other additions of it are all available on our special section of our website asuncion dot r.t. dot com. egypt's military rulers as say claims of victory in the country's presidential election before the official results are announced are behind the growing political divisions in the country it's seen as an attempt to pin blame for the turmoil on the muslim brotherhood which declared as a candidate the win them meanwhile here's a live pictures of from a cairo is to heal square where tens of thousands are rallying against a delay in the official announcement of the election results artie's a policy is there for. the only on the ruling military to step down and at the same time they declaring the december the third candidate mohamed morsi the winner. the military issued a statement in which it's always aside from the phrase intentions by declaring the candidate the winner of last weekend's presidential election at the same time it says. thousands of people to the streets to celebrate his victory is only going to potentially lead to violence the army is to remain calm and

that have already been shown that are still available on a special section of our website that's asuncion dot azzi dot com. julian assange. it is true we expose the secrets these jackets belong the united states government being attacked by the united states strongly condemned. illegally shoot five hundred days now being detained without charge. doesn't stop this. day we're on a quest for revolutionary ideas that can change the world tomorrow. let's get to some other international news for you in brief the artsy world update now former bosnian serb leader radovan the cut your choice been acquitted of one of the two genocide charges brought against him of the international hague tribunal he had asked for the case to be dropped a based on a lack of evidence but still faces ten charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. is accused of ordering atrocities during the one nine hundred ninety s. the bosnian war including the strip and it's a massacre one thousand muslims will you. arrive in the bolivian capital at the end of a two month war call in protest at plans for a highway through i

miles de personas se lanzaron a las calles de asuncion, luego de que el presidente fernando lugo fuerarar que el hombre arrestado y seÑalado como hijo de un famoso narcotraficante, es en realidad otra persona. mas en noticiero univision. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> viernes, seÑores, es dÍa de moda y belleza, y jomari fue a nueva york, para darle tremenda sorpresa a una novia hispana en nueva jersey, para el dÍa de su boda, veamos. ♪. ♪. ♪♪. >>> acabo de aterrizar en nueva york. no me juzgues con este look, se llama me quedÉ dormido como tamali en el aviÓn, pero me voy a cambiar, estamos para darle una sorpresa a la televidente de "primer impacto", nos contactÓ su amiga por tÚiter porque se casa, complicado, pero siguem >>> y ya llegamos a trento nueva jersey, me cambiÉ de ropa, dormi un poco, mucho mÁs lindo, estamos en casa de la cÓmplice, la que nos ayudÓ a darle la sorpresa a su amiga que se casa, no sÉ quien estÁ mas nerviosa, por ahora veamos quÉ nerviosa estÁ gloria, sigueme, vamos a entrar a su casa. >>> haga algo, reaccione. no me abraza, no hace nada. (risas) >>> ni me abraza ni hace nada. >

sweden with little people being really asuncion his legal team were running out of options the. train a bit sweden and then he facing questioning the. cuticles members onto that challenge and of course the real concern for not being with the u.s. plan yet and i'd like to see us and also in sweden a. very. serious. child impression that he would. say well in london he's been able to sort of have contact with his team called time with the. in sweden it is much much stricter and he is seen as the taken away and had very very little contact with the on the world and i mean as you say in some unexpected event using a sound on to show you he has previously into the ecuadorian president we know he's now inside the embassy in london and we know that. the moment considering and studying that request and any idea how long it will take to get an answer from the ecuadorian embassy. at the moment of course the discussions and going on we know that they didn't take government side. he's seeking political asylum. he's claimed that asylum under the united nations human rights like the ration so

sort of very centralized in the sense that it's all sort of based around the character of jude in asuncion actually i think what's a more robust model would be probably could be maybe it's more what what open leaks is doing which is decentralized you get a sense so the people who process the information perhaps the whole set a whole sort of network of individuals actually i think the best people to run it would be whistleblowers themselves because they understand the process they understand the culture the problems that somebody has which i'm not sure that the presumption of science would necessarily understand you know i think what he's done is great but i think the financial sector has a lot of cultural issues need to be aware of. so yeah there's a there's also other potential issues of how you deal with sort of quality control of the information that comes out how do you know people are going to try to engage in corporate espionage or sort of sabotage each other via these sites so the i want to put the concept out there to sort of people thought about it and kind of perhaps develop some

supreme court reject his appeal against the extradition to sweden and the legal team in asuncion cells running out of options really and so he took this step seeking asylum at the ecuadorian embassy he says he's hopeful that that's going to be accepted if he were to go to sweden not only is the pretrial detention in sweden extremely harsh he wouldn't have access that he does right now to the media all the same freedoms remember he's been on house arrest in the case for more than five hundred days now no clear indication of exactly what the outcome will be and the stakes remaining extremely high. correspondence or first what is the first black president done for the black community in america nothing according to some just recently obama's been catering to a number of minority communities in the u.s. first it was the l g b t community. at a certain point i just concluded that. for me personally. it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same sex couples should be able to get married and then it was the immigrant community this is a temporary stopgap measure that lets us