americans and to have the latin americans in touch with us.e had a whole long list of names he would recognize, composers, actors, speakers. the most successful when of all was walt disney. everyone knew mickey mouse. they made films. the stereotypes were not gone. now they were harmless stereotypes. it wasn't the kind of rough, dark idea of latin americans that many felt in the 20s and 30s and even changed walt disney's look at the eye of walt disney changed. if you look at the films before, there were 15 of them that went with walt disney and if you look at the films before, they are darker and they don't have these vivid crazy colors that he would never seek a together but latin america goes together and 70-years-old and less. he was a big shot in latin america and was used for propaganda quite honestly. to understand that it's a memoir and you have lived that life to a book about the war in latin america. >> the first two books i wrote for her memoirs. i love latin america and i wanted to continue writing about it, but not about myself. my

my father have told me stories when i was a kid about latin america. was one of the places he was based as a navy officer. my father is not anywhere in it. but the stories that he told me really sparked my interest in my imagination. about which i could find no book in english that looked at the overall picture. i decided to write the book i wanted to read. i want to ask about the style of the book.k. every chapter tells a story that is really vivid. describe how you came to that decision it seemed as if the stories it's as easy as that. i'm not a historian. i'm a journalist. i look for stories, and look for connections. i look for the people who are still around who could tell me stories about what it was like then. as a way of bringing the history forward. to put the smoking cobras and align was intrepid. it would just not work. and that is why i did a different it a different way. thank you. yes you know the thing as once you fall in love they somehow grab you and you can't get away. so that's why this book i always felt like i wanted to get up in t

nos vemos esta noche en el latÍn grammy! carlos: no se pierdan esta noche en latÍn grammy.

borja continÚa en los latÍn grammy. satcha: es un placer estar con ustedes en ediciÓn digital.el video del dÍa que muestra el momento en que mexicanos lanzan piedras contra miembros caravana migrante que ya estÁ en tijuana. los residentes gritaban a los centroamericanos que no los quieren ahÍ. otros 2000 integrantes arribarÁn a la localidad fronteriza maÑana. las autoridades locales nuestra preparadas para recibirlos. carolina: el presidente trump advirtiÓ en su momento de cualquier persona que lanzarÁ piedras a agentes de la patrulla fronteriza ya que ellos podrÍan recibir disparos. quien estÁ en este momento en vivo es jessica zermeÑo. ella estÁ en esa ciudad. adelante. jessica: este fue el escenario que ustedes estÁn comentando. en este lugar se pueden ver las dos caras de la crisis migratoria. en este lado hay decenas de inmigrantes que esperan comer porque les estÁn dando alimentos. ellos estÁn formados de manera ordenada y del otro lado estÁ el muro fronterizo, esta valla donde detrÁs hay agentes de la patrulla fronteriza a quienes vimos platicando con jÓvenes hace unos m

estamos a sÓlo dos dÍas de latín grammy. sobre estos palacios que hay por ahÍ en las vegas. luis: gracias, hice una investigaciÓn de cuÁles son las suites mÁs costosas y elegantes de las vegas y me quede con el ojo cuadrado. quÉ les parece si vamos a ver cuÁles son. se estima que mÁs de 100 mil cuartos de hotel cuyo costo aproximado estÉ $130 por noche, pero aquÍ tambiÉn se encuentran las mÁs exclusivas y costosas del mundo. comenzamos con una visita a revolver suite, un lugar diseÑado para despedidas de soltera que ofrece lujos y grandes comodidades en mÁs de 2000 pies cuadrados que incluyen batas de satÍn para que puedan andar cÓmodas. como es especial para chicas tiene tres lavabos y cinco espejos en el baÑo. ya ven que a las muchachas le encanta entrar al baÑo juntas. el costo por noche comienza en $3000. Ésta se llama cinema suite y es de mis favoritas. tiene una sala privada de cine. esta es la suite favorita de los actores de hollywood, los directores y los productores que tienen un montÓn de lana para pagarla. si, pa

>> yes, of course. >> okay. [ up-tempo latin music plays ] this is big. what's in here?hat's an oven. >> this is an oven? >> yes. >> from 19... >> probably 1920s. >> and it works perfect? >> yeah. >> the workers i met in the kitchen -- two engineers and a lawyer. like their bosses, they make more here than they did at their government jobs. where does everybody come from? where are they trained? >> we trained them all. >> so, they came here looking for a job? >> yeah. >> you took their engineering clothes off, and you made them chefs? >> yeah. >> and you taught them step by step by step. >> what they got to do. >> everybody likes sugar. >> yeah. >> right? everybody likes chocolate, too. but on the day i visited, there wasn't any. why don't you have the ingredients? money? >> both: no. >> because they are not available right now. >> chocolate's not available? >> the exact kind of chocolate we use, dark chocolate, like more than 40% of solids. >> and so it's not available? >> right now it's not. >> you cannot find it at any store? >> any store. >> i'd like to see where you

eighty five kilometers long and winds through the pa latin it's been. the sign bearing a bunch of great shows me the way. wine is very important around these parts the pub latin it is germany second biggest wine growing area there are over twenty three thousand hectares of vineyards here. good wine good food combined with this incredible landscape the perfect set up for a little autumn get away i'm excited to find out what i'm going to see and savor and the whole latin it and here is a little taste of what's the. trip too high. castle the birthplace of german democracy. a hike along the. trail. and one of our viewers shows us around his hometown in columbia got back into. the wind gate in china in the question but this is where the german wine route starts it's one of germany's oldest tourist routes. yet some people prefer not to talk about who invented it. if you look closely you'll see an odd blank space below the eagle as she sold out but you can still make out what it once was a swastika the wine route was an idea of the nazis today you'll look in v

fuerte la causo porque se llevaron el latin grammy.odio y viviera en el mundo de los magos y no magos. el encantador de bestias fantÁsticas deberá enfrentarse al malo para evitar que lleve a cabo su plan. despuÉs de dos aÑos el elenco se reuniÓ para grabar esta segunda cinta donde varios de sus personajes han evolucionado. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [risas] luis: el nuevo chico de la escuela en este caso, no? cÓmo fue la recepción? [habla en inglÉs] [risas] [habla en inglÉs] luis: el reto de jude law fue bastante interesante ya que le da vida a un personaje cÓnico en la cinta de harry potter. [habla en inglÉs] luis: quÉ es lo que vamos a ver en esta pelÍcula que va desenvolver cosas que hemos visto en " harry potter"? [habla en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ ♪ [gritos] luis: allÍ lo tienen. hoy estrena en cines "fantastic beast". locutora: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instragram y snapchat. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ ♪ satc

delegates from latin american countries are gathering in ecuador today to talk about how to deal with the around three million people who have now fled venice wella fleeing economic and political hardship the majority of refugees and migrants are spread across latin america and the caribbean colombia has taken in by far the most with more than a million people peru has taken in more than five hundred thousand ecuador two hundred thousand panama has granted ninety four thousand people entry so far. and now some governments and communities are struggling to cope with the rising numbers of newcomers to the use of failure harms reports from a migrant camp in colombia's capital bogota where hundreds of venezuelans are struggling to survive. dozens of venezuelans waiting for food many haven't eaten since the previous day when they were brought to this refugee camp in bogota. it's the first of its kind. the people here are angry they say the authorities haven't kept their promises the tents are cold and wet their few belongings were confiscated for hygenic reasons. carlos adriaan is here to

allÍ en segundos te mostraremos los momentos top de la gran noche de los latin grammy...ejor protección. always al principio se respiraba mucha frescura. pero ese plug/ambientardor se fue desvaneciendo. por suerte tenemos el nuevo febreze plug. elimina los malos olores y refresca el aire durante 1200 (mil doscientas) horas. respira tranquilo con el nuevo febreze plug. ♪ ♪ ♪ borja: seguimos con mÁs en "ediciÓn digital". le vamos a contar que el sitio web gofundme devolverÁ todo el dinero a los donantes de la campaÑa que autoridades describieron como un engaÑo. la cuenta creada por una persona para ayudar al hombre si la historia se hizo viral en el aÑo 2017 cuando recuerden que bobby gastÓ los Últimos 20 $ para pagar la gasolinera mujer, se descubriÓ que un pacto de los tres para recaudar dinero. carolina: hablando de casos que son increÍbles, la florida ordenÓ el primer conteo manual. se alarga la historia por un escaÑo en el senado. estÁ en vilo quiÉn serÁ el comisionado de agricultura que se debate. la gobernaciÓn quedó en manos del candidato republicano desantis sin em

-latin american relations. as you heard, they have partnered together on some of the most important pieces of legislation affecting this region in a very long time. from different sides of the aisle, working to do what is important. i know as a former member of congress it is difficult to pass legislation and yet they have joined together to passkey legislation at key moments in time. we'll also hear from karl ger, win, president of the national endowment for democracy, a longtime friend. that has been literally a lifeline for key groups and individuals in very difficult places. he has provided hope to those who truly thought all were lost. today is an opportunity to hear from them, it's an opportunity to hear from you. finally i'll say that i -- i understand why some may fret about the challenges facing democratic values in the region. but we must remind ourselves, these authoritarians are not motivated by courage. they're driven by fear. quite simply, authoritarians are afraid. they're afraid of their own peo

/latin american relations. as you heard, they have partnered together on some of the most important pieces of legislation affecting this region in a long time. from different sides of the ais aisle, working to do what is important. i know, as a former member of congress, it's difficult to pass legislation. yet they have joined together to passkey legislation at key moments in time. we'll also hear from the president of the national endowment for democracy, a long time friend. ned has been, quite literally, a lifeline for key groups and individuals in very difficult places. he is provided hope to those who truly thought all were lost. today is an opportunity to hear from them. it's an opportunity to hear from you. finally, i'll say that i, you know, i understand why some may fret about the challenges facing democratic values in the region, but we must remind ourselves these toauthoritarians are not motivated by courage. they're driven by fear. quite simply, authority yans are afraid. they're afraid of their own

it was one of the worst u.s. backed dictatorships in latin america. he wants to throw the country open to investors and turn brazil into kind of a caricature of a country. this includes opening up the amazon to agribusiness supporters. that would be a serious blow, if not a death knell, virtual genocide for the indigenous population. according to bolsonaro, they don't deserve a square centimeter. but by and large, he is the kind of guy that bolton would admire. nermeen: among the cabinet ministers bolsonaro is likely to appoint, could you say something about his chief financial advisor, the head of the so-called super ministry? combining the current planning, finance, anand induststry ministrieies. what is his background? noam: again, this is an ultra-right wing icago econonomist. he has spent time in pinochet's chile. he has been very frank and open with the brazilian press about his plans. it's very simple. as he puts it, privatize everything, everything, infrastructure, anything you can think of. the reason, the motive is to pay off the debt owed b

the trump administration believes in civility across latin america, has given rise to the immigrationat america's southern border as well as the multiple migrant caravans headed for us soil. the crises in cuba and venezuela have opened the door for closer ties between russia and latin america. the kremlin reported $50 million to purchase russian military equipment and later this week the cuban president in vladimir putin. jillian turner, fox news. >> democrats bringing hollywood back to the campaign trail eerily similar to how they did in 2016. >> next president of the united states. >> hillary clinton is the one. >> all of those in 2016, confidence in the midterms, to the last election, and here to debate is matthew swift and richard ross and we appreciate it. we can talk about what is going on in georgia. you have oprah, will ferrell knocking on doors, will this make a significant difference? i will start with you. >> as a republican, i can't say from the republican side of it helped or hurt. generally what we have seen in the past, very little impact with the one exception, oprah g

latin grammy con nominaciones. ♪ ♪ ♪ hola, ¿quÉ tal?,

at last night's latin grammys.epped off the stage, they frazier. >> it is good to know the old guys still have swag. that was amazing. >> he just called us old and you're fine with it. >> look at him. you gotta judge the source. >> how did it feel to perform this song live for the first time? >> i loved it. that's beautiful man. >> it gives you the perfect excuse to take a shower, come out, dress up a little bit, hang out, have a drink. >> what is it like being with these two legends? [ speaking spanish ] >> i love that. i love that. >> you don't know what he said. you don't know what he said. you have no idea. >> you're right. i can't believe you called me out like that. i was just -- you do the head nod. you do the head not. >> yeah, that totally just happened. but i got mine. will spoke to "e.t." for the first time about his role as the genie in the live action film "alladin." >> i was terrified doing the genie you know after robin williams. but i found a lane that, you know, pays homage. >> it will be your own?

. >> i spoke to will last night at the latin grammys in las vegas. we'll have later.ut will also sent his blessings out to diddy after the unexpected death of his ex kim porter. the mother of three of his children. i'm standing in front of kim's home. like so many people, diddy is in shock and devastated. >> rescue 82. cardiac arrest. >> that is how the erg dispatch call went out around 11:30 yesterday morning as authorities rushed here to the home of diddy's ex, model and actress kim porter. a solemn diddy was on the scene speaking with authorities as the coroner removed her body. later friend and fellow model kimora lee simmons could be seen sobbing in the driveway and wiping her eyes. kim's death is a bit mysterious, the 47-year-old was said to be suffering from pneumonia, but an official cause of death is still not known. ♪ what if my twins ask me why i ain't married to their mom ♪ >> we're told diddy is devastated. he shares a 20-year-old son and two 11-year-old twin girls with kim. we're told she was almost inseparable with the twins and in 2014 gushed about the

para entonces latin grammy cumplirÁ dos dÉcadas.todas a comunidad de la zona de playa. hay muchos vecinos que no somos violentos ni crÍticos de la presencia. al contrario, queremos ayudarlos. patricia: hay unos grupos en redes sociales o chats que estÁn convocando a una protesta del domingo, y estÁn diciendo que los van a expulsar de las parques. pero las autoridades han hecho su trabajo. hay un plan de contingencia. enrique: importante tambiÉn acercarse a ellos y escuchar buenas noches, hasta mañana musica musica musica la seleccion mexicana declara lista de su clasificacion a l

what has been us intervention throughout latin america and the world. there are over one million american military personnel stationed in one hundred seventy five countries the us government has increased its military budget time nearly ninety percent since two thousand and one budget now stands at seven hundred billion dollars per year. in health costs plus interest from more than one point five million veterans and the us is paying one trillion dollars per year for war and preparation. our government spends ten times more for citizens on average for military costs than most other industrialized nations. this increased military spending has not made the us more secure home or abroad. well you know let's face it the weapons corporations in america always love the enemy and they always log new instability because they're able to sell more weapons that way the pentagon says that our role in america under corporate globalization will be security exploit which means endless war to benefit the corporations so we can extract oil stracke and minerals from. afr

we are joined by a unh spokesperson for latin america. welcome and good evening to you. how w well-equipped are countris in this gigion to copepe with ththese new ararrivals? >> t the countries ilalatin ericica have been incredibly generous in their welcoming of almost 3 millionon refugees and migrants from venezuela. most of thehe migrants in this region arere not in refugee e cs but in communities with everyone else, but these communities are beginning to struggle and find it increasingly difficult. the number of people arriving with increasing needs and countries in latitin america is growing. this is putting increasing pressure on the communities. many of the children arriviving from venezuela have not been vaccininated, so they haveo be vaccinatated, so vaccines for re local population are running out. the same thingng is happening nt onlyitith medicatioio but schoolols are bursting g at the seams because e they have to tae in many y new childrenen who are arriving from venezuela.. food, shelter -- many things are beginning to become a problem. >> aid organizations

ana: cuenta regresiva para los latÍn grammy.enemos que ir a las noticias porque hay muchas cosas y tenemos que iniciar y ampliar. satcha: en fin, seÑores, arde california con incendios de proporciones que mataran -71 personas. mientras otras dos cintas estÁn desaparecidas. en el norte, se extiende rÁpidamente con vecinos en el mÁs mortÍfero y destructivo del estado en los Últimos 85 aÑos. el toque se originÓ el pasado jueves Únicamente ha sido contenido en 25%. ya destruido casi 7000 casas y 111,000 acres de terreno. entretanto, en el que tamiÉn se vive en el sur del estado,cuadrillas de bomberos luchan por sofocar las llamas tanto en los Ángeles como en zonas aledaÑas. autoridades inspeccionar vecindarios quemados en busca de infraestructuras destruidas por dos incendios bien calcinados cintas 50 viviendas. en vivo desde california, dulce castellanos tiene los Últimos detalles. buenos dÍas, adelante. ♪ dulce: muy buenos dÍas, satcha. asÍ es, los incendios del norte al sur continÚan su paso destructor. antes de pasar a esta esce

out that it wasn't actually a head of state it was at the director of a leading investment bank in latin america interestingly enough on the far left hand corner was the turkey's president president to watch these things don't happen by happenstance this was planned to keep the two men apart we did see present at the one walk past muhammad been selman on his way to his position for the picture but the two didn't lock eyes and certainly no words were exchanged between the two men so it appears that muhammad been summoned to take a gamble to come here but clearly it's an economic power far oh we've the diplomatic difficulties he's had over the last few weeks and that's probably a good point to some all this up as we hear another helicopter that's probably another rival as i say the national opera house behind me going to be the center of the g. twenty universe for the next couple of hours. all right thank you very much allan with coverage of the g. twenty summit there from when is iris thank you allan well of course one of the big issues that is bound to come up at a summit in ukraine and

para entonces latin grammy cumplirÁ dos dÉcadas.a parte de la poblaciÓn por la presencia de estos migrantes que dicen que algunos miembros que son violentos, que dejan desperdicios, que no cuidan la ciudad y esta ciudad estÁ abarrotada y se van a colapsar otros servicios. enrique: a lo largo hemos visto distintas reacciones a los inmigrantes. hoy vecinos allegada decirnos que no representan a todas a comunidad de la zona de playa. hay muchos vecinos que no somos violentos ni crÍticos de la presencia. al contrario, queremos ayudarlos. patricia: hay unos grupos en redes sociales o chats que estÁn convocando a una protesta del domingo, y estÁn diciendo que los van a expulsar de las parques. pero las autoridades han hecho su trabajo. hay un plan de contingencia. enrique: importante tambiÉn acercarse a ellos y escuchar >> muy buenos dÍas bienvenidos a despierta Área de la bahÍa. >>buenos dÍas, de los programa lleno de informaciÓn y de entretenimiento. >>en otros segmento sar padres nos habla una pediatra. >>tenemos

time now to leave the latin for at quite a trip to the caribbean this week meet a local takes us all the way to colombia that's where we're going to me. our viewer mad. and he's going to show us around his home town. hello my name is marty more your gomez welcome to a beautiful country colombia. the city is unique because of the many flowers in the colonial style houses with. preserved for centuries and they knew the variety of colors here. and. i spend my days on the streets of karachi now with my book that i'm a bit like a library on we have been the swipe at the i'm always looking for. literature lovers so enjoy reading in these beautiful surroundings.

afford to leave by bus or by foot and they're leaving in astonishing numbers going south to other latin american countries to neighboring colombia where there's now an estimated one million venezuelans or brazil and ecuador which are mainly stepping stones to peru and chile if they can make it. according to a u.n. estimate as of july two point three million venezuelans many of them with no money at all have left their own country that are just influx of refugees in latin american history poses a huge problems for venezuela's neighbors some countries have declared an immigration emergency and are making it more difficult for them as whalen's to enter yet the exodus continues the first to leave were mainly opponents of the government but now those. yes but to leave belong largely to the working class the hardcore support base of the bolivarian revolution initiated by the late former president bill childish. people like all that but then cool the forty three year old hairdresser cuts hair in what might once have been a cheerful unisex salon in a working class neighborhood in the state of m

after the sole polling place for dodge city was moved outside of town, disproportionately affecting latin american voters. not near public transportation. as candidates made their closing arguments, president trump continued to rail against a caravan of central american migrants crossing mexico in order to seek political asylum in the united states. on friday, the first of thousands of active duty u.s. soldiers arrived at the

we're going to start tonight with the latin grammy awards in las vegas. >> big night. night for the singer maluma. >> after last year's snub. maluma was one of the year's most nominated artists. he left empty-handed. last night he won his first latin grammy with just one nomination. >> do we like the hair? the long blonde locks. >> it is definitely a look. >> so, maluma, of course, owes all his success this year to us. >> to you, kendis, really. >> after our in-depth interview spearheaded by our "world news now" investigative unit. we met him here, met him out in l.a. he then ended up on the mtv awards thanks to our story. >> this investigative unit. >> and if you're not familiar with his music, here's a listen to a song that he's best known for. ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] >> that's a strange video, i notice. >> his eyes are up there. >> up here, people. >> not really his video. >> no, not at all. >> one of the night's biggest moments, will smith and marc anthony kicked off the night with a performance. it had smith rapping his heart out in a shimmering suit. do you li

we're not talking just south america, latin america. we're talking about china, parts of asia. it's crazy. think of it. you're an enemy of our country, you're a general with war on your mind, you're a dictator who we hate and who's against us, and that dictator has his wife have a baby on american soil. congratulations. your son or daughter is now an american citizen. does anybody think this makes sense? does anybody think it makes sense? >> no! >> congratulations, general, you have a united states citizen as your daughter. it's crazy. it's crazy. but we're getting it all worked out. this policy has even created ap entire industry -- an entire industry. it's called, you know, birth tourism where pregnant mothers from all over world travel to america to make their children instant lifelong citizens with

we are in latin america.ry, but we are not. >> anthony: but are you optimistic? >> carina: i am, i am. i don't see like a huge crisis coming. but also when they came, you never realized before, so. ♪ ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. you wouldn't feel good not knowing the price here. don't let it happen when you buy your diabetes test strips. with the accu-chek® guide simplepay program, you pay the same low price. all without having to go through insurance. plus, they come in a spill-resistant vial along with a free meter. skip the guessing game and focus on your health. not the cost. make saving simple today at simplepaysaves.com. ♪ >> anthony: when people think of this often overlooked, little country -- if they think of it at all -- they tend to think of it, patronizingly, as argentina's "little brothe

venezuela was a country that for decades opened its arms to many latin americans. now i think it's the moment that latin americans receive us, because we're not fleeing the country because we're one. we're doing it against our will. you say islamic terrorists. this is a topic i always try to be very responsible when i talk, to have the evidence of that. i wouldn't be surprised at the end of the day if venezuela supports terrorism. groups. the you don't necessarily need to have the islamic terrorists in venezuela to have a regime that is linked or that is supporting terrorist groups because we have it in colombia. moises: thank you, david. miriam, you have the last question. i think it's related to data. i'm not sure if you have how many millions of barrels are flowing into cuba right now. miriam: of course as you perfect lino well, thank you for the question. there's a lot of information that is simply not available. but i think one thing that is that's very telling is that recently there was some scandalous information in the news that despite the dire situation i

como te sientes de estar en esta ocasiÓn en los latÍn grammy? >>es una canciÓn que nos pone en buena onda y que necesitamos. la gentese vive en un agite no vemos el amanecer, no vemos el atardecer, no nos decimos cosas bonitas y esa era la idea. >> como te sientes de estar en las vegas?ya tÚ eres todo un veterano en estos premios. yo sÍ le agradezco, a la academia y a toda la gente que trabaja en esta industria por valorar nuestro trabajo. >> luis coronell, llegamos a las vegas bailando, estamos celebrando su primera nominaciÓn a los latÍn grammy. >> se siente emocionante jurÓ que en cada lugar que me paro me tiembla todo el cuerpo estoy nervioso por todo lo que es hoy viviendo pero estoy muy feliz porque es mi primera nominaciÓn. >>felicidades a carlos vives y alvis coronel que serÁ parte de esta 19 entrega los ensayos siguen a flor de piel. aquÍ estamos celebrando lo mejor de nuestra mÚsica latina. ♪ >>para no perdÉrselo. >> maÑana vamos a estar pegados. >>mÁs adelante en los deportes el tata martino estÁ listo para tomar las riendas de la sel

there were any sanctions on two of the latin american countries. a t.v. executive in the. debate with his. on the program. if the start. screaming yelling be offended about everything what's being called complaining is actually is actually political discourse you should i don't know what the fill in the brain be put in jail i just calling for. that plus a new study alleges that a russian. division. in the u.k. in the wake of terror attacks in twenty seventeen. very warm welcomes you from all of us here at aussie international in moscow it's just off one pm on saturday we have your top stories. iran's supreme leader the ayatollah ali khamenei has issued a statement saying the new u.s. sanctions will not achieve their goal of weakening the iranian economy he claims washington's past punitive measures made the islamic republic more self-sufficient this comes after the trumpet ministration announced the renewal of all sanctions against iran that was lifted as part of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal the sanctions are slated to come into effect on monday a correspondent takes a

to the latin american country. t.v. executive in the. heated debate with. the program. to cross a line. and be offended about everything what's being called complaining is actually is actually political discourse you should i don't know what the fill in the brain might be put in jail just calling for. that. new study. in the wake of terror attacks and twenty seventeen. well a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at the international in moscow just in time for saturday. in a move being described. toughest sanctions regime ever the trump administration has announced the renewal of all sanctions against iran that were lifted as part of a twenty fifty nuclear deal the punitive measures are due to come into force on monday a correspondent egoless down off takes a closer look picture that trump tweeted after the statement on sanctions says it all really iran is entering a world of trouble in the mind of the u.s. president so what will happen on monday everything that was achieved under the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal will be no more binding on top of penalties im

even if they are not latin. one has a lot. a beef patty, ham, egg, six varieties of sauces, potatoes and cheese. it's big. big i tells ya. you got to demolish it in stages like you're imploding a casino. >> i'm going to start crying. all right. i'm going in. good god. >> women: yes or no? >> anthony: it's delicious, but -- >> women: it's a little much, right? >> anthony: there's no way this thing is holding together until the last bite. >> women: all right. i can't even get the whole thing. that's ridiculous. >> anthony: this is open until 4:00 a.m. so there's definitely a time of day when that seems like a perfectly reasonable idea. >> women: if you drink too much, this will pretty much take care of everything that ever ailed you. >> anthony: long a refuge for people all over the caribbean basin and latin america, miami was also an inviting place for americans who just wanted to get off the grid, own rules. you'll remember travis mcgee novels, the mystery solving boat bum who lived on a houseboat in miami. the

look at the world of business and economics as leaders from the world's richest countries meet in latin america we'll ask if the g twenty could be facing an identity crisis also this week petrol food and medicine shortages what's changed for them barbarians since the fall of robert mugabe. plus motoring blues why general motors restructuring plans are making us president donald trump unhappy. who runs the world well when it comes to the economy it could be argued the g twenty does these are the group of countries that generate eighty percent of world output they also burned more fossil fuels than the rest of the world they are in fact the dirty rich and if you want to change the world surely it starts here the group was formed in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine but took on greater importance in the wake of the global financial crisis of two thousand and eight its purpose to develop global policies to address today's most pressing challenges these days the g twenty finds it hard to agree on almost anything let alone trade disputes migration and climate change and this week's summit

and venezuela have opened the door with closer ties between russia and latin america. this week the kremlin loads $50 million in military equipment and later this week the cuban president is slated to meet in person with vladimir putin. bret? >> bret: war with the panel. jillian, thank you for the final component of another campaign promise kicks in this week, that's when tough economic sanctions on iran ease during the nuclear weapons agreement -- tells us what all that means. rich? >> secretary of state mike pompeo will say the united states will enact the harshest sanctions ever against iran. the administration will sanction iran's oil monday. already confronts a deteriorating economy and substantial inflation and its president is warning conditions could get worse. >> the situation has been hard for people in recent months and it may be hard the next several months too, by the government will utilize its entire capabilities to alleviate the problems. >> also says u.s. sanctions will also fail. the trump administration denies its pushing regime change in iran. it's

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authoritarian regimes in latin america the relatively recent past have implemented measures.very crude smardz institutionalized torture forced this experience what we're talking about the state of near constant fear which anybody can go missing can be seized from his or her home subjected to hours decent weeks of torture. murdered. or alternatively incarcerated with no legitimate basis in the qur'an this conditions and dungeon like conditions for years on it so we know when latin america want to start bringing means we know what are not in what we do need to be tough i'm fine cracked down and don't need opponents needs it means eliminate them it means behead them it needs torture be. it means pregnant women until they give birth and then murdering women and you think that the way to others all of this is recent life or past it's not hypothetical this is really frightening terrible tension allergies that we have to address as a response i should say that margaret thatcher the former british prime minister said pinochet was a hero and of course pinochet was let go from britain

the wider latin american picture looks different. they are more populous coming up more notably recently with the new election in brazil. how do you see all of this playing out in terms of your relations with the part of the world. >> mexico is a strong democracy and our elections have consequences and it is to be expected some changes in policy including foreign policy. i am not a spokesperson for the new administration but i can tell you a couple of things. i am personally encouraged by the good relationship started established between president trump and president-elect. it is good to have a good relationship with the american government. and i think that is encouraging. and second, i believe that my successor is a professional and mexican diplomacy will be in good hands. i cannot, as i say, i am not a spokesperson for the next administration but mexico will continue to be an active well-respected country in the international community. >> i want to ask you though, there is a lot of focus now with latin america with some of these

latin america was a zero has come to fill a void that needed to be stilled. in the eighteen seventies hundreds of genes were banished to the foggiest corner of an empire where their descendants still live today. my grandparents died with a heavy heart they left everything behind. you don't deal with lame argyria and identity it's always present in charge as this french territory in the pacific prepares to vote on independence al-jazeera world tells the story of exile in new caledonia. al-jazeera. where every. last minute rallies in the us ahead of what's being described as one of the most divisive midterm elections any yes. i know them or a call this is our sarah live from doha also coming up techies media suggests saudi arabia sent a team to a ways evidence off the killing of journalist and author so deep inside its consulate in istanbul. the u.s. says its latest science is against iran all the toughest so far but some of the hands leading business partners have been exempt as. the armed men cannot dozens of children from a school in western cameroon. a divi

and one of the biggest matches in latin american club football was delayed after fans attacked the bus carrying the rival team. and the head of the european commission has called it a sad day as the u.k. moves closer to leaving the european union a uniters have approved a final agreement for the u.k.'s exit from the bloc despite their approval british prime minister to resign may still has a major battle ahead persuading m.p.'s to back the deal try to haul reports were brussels. it took european union members just half an hour to endorse the negotiated briggs's text and they did so you know honestly about meant to step on the road to bring. the mood was resolute this is the best. which is just the best to push a button for europe this is the only course. the toad in place is samba and point out godless self how it will all. one think is so. we will remain friends until the end of days. and one day long. how it all ends depends now on whether the deal is indorsed by the united kingdom itself in the face of her critics to resume a must strike an upbeat tone what we see in this deal today