back there what you can see is venezuela colombia at the border is just a few steps in the front and what you're seeing here is the face of the crisis in venezuela people going back and forth crossing the border into colombia to get food and medicine that they can either not afford or simply not find in their home country authorities here have reported that in the last few days there has been an increased influx of migrants that are trying to get these products they are stockpiling afraid of what could happen during the weekend and dad has let the authorities to declare yellow alert here in the city and of course also to try and reinforce the security with at least one thousand five hundred or more personnel that is going to try and keep people safe right and as all of this is unfolding right behind you there is this rival these rival concerts they're going to take place tomorrow what can you tell us about that. well the first concert as you already mentioned it was called by richard branson it is expected to have an attendance of about two hundred fifty thousand people tha

trucks aiming to breach the border between colombia and venezuela crowds of jubilant venezuelans cheered on the emergency food and medicine colombia's government says people are prepared to take the supplies across in human chains opposition leader one quite ok the go ahead. humanitarian aid is on its way to venezuela right now it's a calm and orderly process which will save lives. but the situation on the ground in venezuela is far from orderly protesters demanding work and age clashed with national guardsmen who reacted by firing tear gas. and this dramatic footage apparently shows a small group of deserted venezuelan soldiers using an armored vehicle to smash through a security barrier on the border with colombia. ages become the focus of the unrest with the opposition claiming as many as three hundred thousand venezuelans are in dire need of supplies obama hats get the humanitarian aid through where unarmed the only weapons are medicine and food. the country remains divided pro-government supporters of president nicolas maduro rallied in the capital caracas maturer has rejected the e

the venezuela and colombia border as the u.n. security council prize to discuss the situation the russian security council the u.s. . troops for a military intervention of venezuela. cornered in the commons the british prime minister says m.p.'s will get a vote on a no deal bragg's it all to delayed. and. three hundred members of a terror group in pakistan controlled kashmir furious pakistani leaders to respond . it's eleven o'clock here in the us when you're watching international live from all studio with mean a day or two to a very warm welcome to the program violence has fled again at the venezuela colombia at the border with the colombia over the blockade of humanitarian aid and you can see live pictures on your screen right now of the clashes there at the border in colombia venezuela venezuela and leaders say it's a preventative measure against intervention the turmoil in venezuela is heightened by a debate over whether to allow u.s. aid into the country truckloads of supplies amassed on the borders with colombia and brazil

our international correspondent orla guerin reports now from cucuta on the venezuela—colombia border.ng the line, president maduro's troops on the bridge between colombia and venezuela. from early morning, face to face with their own countrymen, desperate for aid to get through. this former officer in the venezuelan army addresses the young troops. "when the orders are unconstitutional," he tells them, "you don't have to obey." "i am venezuelan myself," says nicola gonzales, "think of your children." "open the doors, let venezuela be free." a short distance away, the opposition leader, juan guaido, giving the aid convoy a personal send—off. he said it would travel peacefully to venezuela to save lives. but when his supporters converged on the bridge, they found it wasn't going to be that easy. tear gas canisters being fired as we filmed, we were engulfed in tear gas. soon, demonstrators were being hit with rubber bullets. a few tried to fight back. but as violence erupted at the border, this was the scene in the venezuelan capital, caracas. the embattled president, nicolas maduro, pla

border with colombia let's start with our latin america getting the human cheese in venezuela itself live in san antonio the venezuelan side of the border with colombia things got pretty violent and potentially still are at least tell us a little bit about how today unfolded. yes barbara that's right very early in the morning we went to the it would end you have bridge one of the three that's near the tactic i went near the area where we are right now. right from the get go we saw opposition members trying to breach the security forces they had put up barricades tear gas was fired rocks were thrown they were constantly pushed back and then we went to san antonio to the. to this him unbelievable bridge the far larger bridge which is where thousands and thousands of people usually go in and out of that israel and colombia every single day and there we vet up with some six hundred opposition members who were being led by forty deputies from the national assembly and the governor of the state and they tried to make it on to the bridge to try to breach the security there they were

la prÓxima parada es la frontera entre venezuela y colombia. onflicto irÁn contra el que estados unidos vendiÓ ilegalmente armas a irÁn y canalizÓ las ganancias a las fuerzas de la contra que aterrorizaban a nicaragua. Él fue condenado por su papel en el asunto pero recientemente donal trump recomendÓ una nueva misiÓn en venezuela. >> estamos pidiendo que entreguen la ayuda. el pueblo le necesita mucho la ayuda humanitaria. comida y medicina. >>los suministros se concentraron en esta base militar en el sur de florida. a la hora seÑalada, abordamos el aviÓn. el plan funciona con precisiÓn militar. una vez arribamos al aviÓn y nos informaron que iremos en la aeronave con mayor capacidad de transorte de fuerza aÉrea americana. pudimos ver los suministrosproveÍdos por la agencia de desarrollo internacional. >>son toneladas de ayuda humanitaria. comida y medicinas. arroz para unas 2000 personas que puede durar por lou farmacÉuticos para que pueden durar hasta 90 dÍas para unas 40mil personas. >>podemos verlo todo, gran trabajo que estÁn realizando pa

affiliated company is injured only colombia venezuela border is venezuela national guard to ply their armored vehicle through crowds to get to colombia. almost six thousand yellow vests protesters flood the streets of paris for a fifteenth successive weekend of and some government rallies also to come the weekly and censorship the head of the international federation of journalists lambaste facebook's decision to suspend several r.t. linked pages without a warning. follow the latest developments and look back at the last seven days to you watch and we can here on r.t. international now we start with breaking news this hour because a camerawoman working for media. less affiliated with r.t. was wounded during saturday's clashes on the colombia venezuela border the journalist was taken to hospital but has since been discharged colleagues of nicole cram say a vehicle almost killed her and she sustained leg injuries they say the journalist was wounded when a group of venezuelan national guard members ram their armored vehicle through a crowd of protesters as they tried to enter colombia th

venezuela after president nicolas maduro closed the border on thursday on the colombian side the power struggles become a battle of the bands rival concerts are being held on both sides the one in colombia was organized by the british billionaire richard branson on the one dubbed hands off venezuela by in nicolas maduro the concerts or all about the showdown over foreign aid the opposition's calling saturday d.-day when they hope to transfer that aid into venezuela the country's economic collapse as led to widespread shortages of medicine and food. all those doing concerts to place at the same time just a few hundred meters apart venezuelan opposition leader one quiet go across the border to near the colombian city of kuta he sat in the front row for the concert which supported his calls and featured dozens of luck the american stars while on the other side mcdougal's government began staging a three day festival to oppose any foreign help and we've got reporters in either side of the venezuela colombia border on the sun to jump yetis in kuta we're going to be speaking to him in just a few minutes first let's go to the sea and human who's in tin dss on the venezuelan side see it tell me

team here out international moscow today busy news day this first violence has flared again venezuela colombia border over the blockade ongoing of humanitarian aid venezuela's government says it's taking what it's calling preventative action against foreign intervention. truckloads of that aid have been amassed on the borders now with colombia and also brazil pirate lee of overbuilding doesn't want to get that involved all accounts according to russia's foreign minister president maduro has blocked the deliveries fearing the deliveries in the vehicles they could be carrying weapons the situation sparked a fiery discussion at the u.n. security council. it is no perfectly clear that washington's sole aims was not resolving the problems of venezuela not caring for its people but for regime change including threats to do so by military intervention but the united states and the international community must support the venezuelan people as they strive to reclaim their de vocht recy right let's call a spade a spade we have served our london and washington are blatantly robbing a sovereign country tr

for a showdown at the border a truck care convoy carrying humanitarian aid is on its way to venezuela from colombia venezuela an opposition leader why don't has vowed to deliver the emergency food and medicine over the objections of embattled leader nicolas maduro this follows violent clashes between soldiers and opposition supporters outraged over a blockade of supplies here's what i don't had to say as he sends the aid off. you'll need independent humanitarian aid is on its way to venezuela right now it's a calm and orderly process which will save lives it will mean the images that i want us. to believe we have our correspondent how they are go at us at the colombian border for us have if you can hear me said the self-proclaimed interim president says the trucks carrying aid are in their way on their way into venezuela how are his supporters planning on actually getting the aid in because there are these blockades at the border that have been ordered by nicolas maduro yes it will be a very difficult task and it's not going to be easy especially because of most of the border is closed by the autho

continue to follow that story and this is a big one to developing violence has flared again at the venezuela colombia border over the blockade of humanitarian aid that goes on but as well a government get venezuela's government says it's taking preventative action against what it terms to be foreign intervention. truckloads of aid have been amassed on the border with colombia president duros blocked the deliveries fearing the vehicles could be carrying weapons the situation sparked fiery discussion at the un security council. but it is no perfectly clear that washington so aims was not resolving the problems of venice when that is you know caring for its peace beyond what for regime change including threats to do so by military target will show up at the united states and the international community must support the venezuelan people as they strive to reclaim their de vocht recy what let's call a spade a spade but we have served our london and washington are blatantly robbing a sovereign country that is trying to bring it to poverty in order to act within the framework of the concept of humanitarian

colombia y patricia ya aÑoro... feliz: desde la frontera entre venezuela y colombia, la ciudad de cÚcuta en este puente.do rebautizados con el nombre de " puente de la unidad", a propÓsito de la asistencia humanitaria que se espera que ingrese desde colombia a venezuela... toneladas de medicamentos y remedios que se han ubicado para aquÍ para regresar a venezuela el 23 de febrero lÍmite fijada por el presidente interino. lo que escuchan, son los preparativos y ensayos del concierto de maÑana. ocurrirÁ en este momento definitorio para ambos paÍses, sobre todo para venezuela y los venezolanos. vamos a los detalles de la jornada. >>no los estoy invitando a una marcha mÁs, queremos abrir las puertas de venezuela. >>ella es diputada de oposiciÓn y oriunda de francia. el estado fronterizo, lidera a los voluntarios que ayudaron a pasar ayuda a colombia y venezuela a pesar de las trabas que les estÁ poniendo el gobierno. aunque su prioridad son ayudas inmunitarias almacenadas en el mismo lugar del congreso, maÑana estarÁn presentes, pues comparten la misma iniciativa.. >>creo que este es un escalÓn a la paz. ti

venezuela breaking dawn the story for us and. well mike pence was speaking to the lima group in bogota colombia about the crisis in venezuela now when he addressed the grouping he gave his full support on behalf of the united states to juan guede o. who proclaimed himself to be the interim president of venezuela furthermore he said that new sanctions against venezuela were in the works for individuals in the venezuelan government already been named by the u.s. treasury mike pence who offered amnesty to any folks in the military venezuela who would switch sides and come over to his side and he then offered additional funding to countries in the region that would go along with washington in its efforts to remove the duros today also it's my privilege to announce that the united states will provide an additional thirty six million dollars to support our partners in the region as you come to the aid of the venezuelan people fleeing from the deprivation and oprah should of them to the regime it's good people of venezuela. shoot your freedom. we will go with you. you go would go. to you now at this point the turmoil in venezuela has escal

ok let's get back to our top story this hour the ten situation on the colombia venezuela border scare live to r.t. america correspondent dan cohen for more on this story. dan what is the latest where you are placed. well here at the bridge crossing right on the colombian venezuelan border i'm on the colombia side you can see venezuela behind me there was a lot of momentum here the small inning to get these so-called humanitarian aid trucks through but for now it seems to have largely fizzled out here. made an appearance this morning he climbed up on one of the trucks addressed the crowd and he made a statement standing alongside his allies and the president of chile and the president of paraguay and western correspondents were saying that it would be leading what they called a human wave across this bridge surrounded by protesters and himself had called for a humanitarian avalanche but. nowhere to be found at least here in route and what i've been told is that why don't he's actually left. now the other bridge crossings in the area have seen violent clashes indeed no one humanitarian

there more than three hundred people have reportedly been injured in the clashes that venezuela's borders with colombia and brazil meanwhile on saturday several members of venezuela's national guard deserted their posts at the border and tried to flee to colombia we're about to show you the man that it did try to ram their vehicle through a security barrier a word of warning they might find the video disturbing. the to. do it. well another controversy is also happening at the venezuela colombia border the humanitarian aid group the red cross has warned that people are falsely advertising themselves as workers for the organization and attempting to cross into venezuela expressed concern that these actions might risk the impartiality of the organizations work. and the crisis in venezuela has caused global shock waves according to the no warm venezuela movement there are now one hundred fifty campaigns worldwide against u.s. interference in the country we heard from an antiwar activist who was at a protest in new york. this was a day for the people of the world the grassroots movement to make their voice

question now today is neil, is as we look at these hotspots not only on the border between venezuela and colombiaso on the border between venezuela and brazil there was a clash there yesterday with one woman died and 12 others were injured. to what extent do these military members who want to join the opposition do they read something like this or see this message, how far are they willing to go, and how far are those who are loyal to maduro willing to go? again this is a very dangerous situation right now in venezuela and the u.n. secretary general again yesterday they had the meeting and there was real concern about today and so far, just hours into the day we really need to keep taking a look at this. any wrong move here can change quickly. neil: yeah it already has thank you very very much my friend. just to put this into perspective what you're looking at here this is a country that on a per capita basis a little more than two decades ago was a wrong the richest on earth, knee deep in oil revenues that made it the envy of latin america. everyone wanted to be connected to venezuela, and along

in colombia and venezuela we've got correspondents covering this on old signs are latin american and it's in the newman is in san antonio on the venezuelan side of the border and when we last spoke to you it was things at ten quite chaotic and what is the situation right now all right unfortunately we've lost our connection to lucy let's go to brazil now mohammed jim dumas lifeless from. brazil near the venezuelan border and mohamed we understand a couple of aid trucks were able to get in what more we are hearing on that. white house and i walk you through what we've seen the past few hours if you look behind me i don't know if you can see it exactly when this vantage point but not too far from where we are there are people standing kind of obstructing the view but there are two white aid trucks these trucks have venezuelan license plates these trucks belong to a humanitarian group from venezuela and we're told that these trucks crossed on officially sort of around the official border checkpoint from venezuela into brazil in the past twenty four hours they then went to a supply cente

another round of clashes take place at the venezuela colombia border between opposition supporters and police no victims are reported. the lemo group of the countries has sent a request to the international criminal court to look at the humanitarian situation in venezuela that comes as the us vice president pledges an additional fifty six million dollars to support the opposition. iran's foreign minister mohammad zarif announces his resignation he made the statement on social media on monday the reason for the resignation remains unclear so far. and as donald trump prepares for his second meeting with north korean leader kim jong un we look at how the host nation vietnam is getting ready for the summit. by broadcasting live direct from our studios moscow this is our team international on sometimes really glad. that we start with the latest pictures from the simon boulevard bridge on the venezuelan colombian border clashes have erupted there between police and protesters after hundreds arrived to support a humanitarian aid convoy that failed to enter from a sweat. protesters also denoun

bridge crossing directly behind me or the shipping containers and tanker that are separating venezuela and colombia. remain calm the demonstrators rode the aid trucks to other bridge crossings where they clashed with the venezuelan national guard typical of what he says the deadly riots that plagued venezuela in twenty seventeen and twenty fourteen and led to hundreds of deaths one eight hundred seventy five numerous politicians and western media outlets immediately blamed the venezuelan national guard they presented as if they did not know yet that the back of the t. and d. just bridge right wing european parliamentarian esteban pones demanded money drew let the trucks enter. there is no need for one class of humanitarian aid or another that is food medicine is medicine regardless of where they come from and wherever they're needed they're always welcome but it's if you a presbyterian minister works with the colombian government to give spiritual guidance to defecting venezuelan soldiers said the aid isn't about human rights we're promoting democracy instead he says it's meant to start a revolt ag

a confrontation is building up on the border between venezuela and colombia part of a checkpoint has been set on fire by russians trying to break through a military barricade to let aid trucks pass through colombian officials are saying two hundred eighty five people have been injured in the past twenty four hours. media quoting much lower figures president maduro responded by cutting political ties with. expelling diplomats. not pull them out so you stop we can't continue supporting aggression from colombian territory so i've decided to cut all political and diplomatic ties with the fascist colombian government and its ambassadors must leave in twenty four hours. of spending to protect the lives and well being of colombian public servants they return to colombia will be organized as soon as possible like. venezuela colombia border was shut down to keep out aid convoys sent by the us president maduro claims that aid is being used as a cover for arms the never ease through the venezuelan opposition. was that was. when his wife and soldier something using tear gas to push people back p

the venezuela colombia border has really become a flashpoint in the ongoing power struggle in venezuela what we have here is a situation whereby hundreds of tons of u.s. aid has piled up at the border leading to increasing pressure and condemnation not just from the u.s. but dozens of nations who have sided with the south proclaims leader one so it's easy to paint a picture of president nicolas maduro as an evil desperate you know denying his country this vital aid given we're led to believe that his nation are on the brink of starvation however on the flip side material is insisting that there is no crisis this is all a u.s. orchestrated show today is the deadline set by one way doe to let that aid into the country although it's not entirely clear what will come next it's looking very likely that it will not be letting that aid into the country wedo has vowed to rally his supporters on mass to go and physically bring that aid into the country but on the other hand there's also the looming possibility that these hostilities could lead to armed conflict donald trump has previously said t

venezuela has severed diplomatic ties with colombia and has already responded saying that it will pull its diplomats out of venezuela as soon as possible after president maduro shut down most of the border to prevent usa deliveries from entering colombia of helping venezuelan opposition activists stormfront to checkpoints. not pull them out so you stop we can't continue supporting aggression from colombian territory so i've decided to cut all political and diplomatic ties with the fascist colombian government and its ambassadors must leave in twenty four hours. reporters in the area are saying seven people have been injured during clashes on the venezuela colombia border where usaid deliveries are trying to cross and as well in soldiers have been using tear gas to push the people back and a group of writers set a bus on fire. was. it was present in the duros also close the border with brazil plainly the saturday deadline to let us aid into the country has expired and as well and rioters have been hurling rocks at border guards. was. going to. die thanks. to our was. very you know i don

affiliated company is injured on the colombia venezuela border as army defectors allow their vehicles through the crowds to get to colombia. almost six and to government run it's. also to go on the weekly an act of censorship the head of the international federation of journalists facebook decision to suspend several pages without any warning. and i welcome to the weekly roundup of the top stories here on r.t. international and daniel hawkins review our welcome to the program. and working for a media outlet linked to. saturday's clashes on the colombia venezuela border the journalist was taken to hospital with leg injuries to since been discharged this video was captured just moments before the incident occurred. i. just was filming this video just before the incident happened she was standing near two armored vehicles as they sped through a crowded border crossing into colombia just before the venezuelan soldiers defectives several other people were also injured as well we should warn you the following video of that collision is the stressing. that. was. i was. i. on properly video a

few weeks i mean what we know is that aid is going to be stockpiled at the border between venezuela and colombia they're also hoping to open by thursday or friday and other place right at the border between brazil and venezuela and then we've also heard of a third a caribbean country with the help of the neverland where they're supposed to again start gathering some food and medicine of course this is going to court and spark tensions between probably the village as well and military who is basically saying and responding to the government that they won't allow that aid in and that's why

venezuela has suffered. ratcheted up a notch off the trucks carrying us massed on the country's borders with colombia and brazil that's severe clashes at checkpoints between opposition supporters and those loyal to president nicolas maduro. following the clashes of venezuela's self-proclaimed leader of. the world to consider all options to liberate the people of venezuela he disputes the legitimacy of president nicolas maduro claiming the last elections were rigged almost also and also is planning to meet with the u.s. vice president on monday to discuss the situation president has cried foul regarding mr attempts to use a power in venezuela. legitimacy as president obama's way left a post he's actually been holding now since twenty thirteen and he accuses violating the constitution president maduro accuses white go of attempting to stage a coup aided and abetted by the united states the venezuelan foreign minister has also asked at the u.s. today accusing the secretary of state. of fabricating reasons to start a war against caracas meanwhile washington warns it is preparing yet. more sanctions against iran as

orla guerin, bbc news, at the colombia—venezuela border.nted in nigeria, where millions of people have cast their ballots in delayed presidential and parliamentary elections. officials say logistical problems that forced a week's postponement have been solved, but some polling stations were kept open because of long lines. the president, muhammadu buhari, is being challenged by the main opposition leader, atiku abubakar. there have been reports of sporadic violence in some parts of the country. our africa editor fergal keane reports from the capital abuja. many have been waiting since well before dawn, voting in the open air, each individual part of the biggest democratic exercise in african history. do you think it will change things here? hopefully. hopefully, it will. but you're not sure? i'm sure it will. with the number of people that are here, i'm sure, and in every other voting centre. i'm just... i have the feeling it will change things. gone are the days where people felt that our votes don't count. this time around, as you can see

ancients which are causing so much damage meanwhile to us were held on different sides of the venezuela colombia border one against any foreign intervention in venezuela the other supporting choir days humanitarian relief plan supporters of the last a claim in it. in the spirit of the legendary nine hundred eighty five live a concept which raise money for the victims of famine in ethiopia and cohen was there. don't be forward by this festive atmosphere all around me where we see a music going on this is actually one of the most geopolitically hot spots in the world right now behind me on my right you can see the bridge crossing between colombia and venezuela i'm on the colombian side where this concert is happening it was organized by richard branson the british billionaire let's take a look at what he had to say. i then saw. an interview with one quito who was asking for the world to help and i decided to pick up the phone and speak with him . and see what we could do to help wonderful free concert on the border to illustrate. through music the importance of letting letting relief into the coun

the political standoff in venezuela is escalating a deadline to let us into the country. today. amassing at the border with colombia but the trucks are being blocked by venezuela's elected president nicolas maduro who fears they may be containing weapons. trying to push his country. in brief the country is at peace and is calm but there are those directly from the united states who want to force a situation such as the one of the venezuelan border with colombia and generate violence in venezuela violating venezuelan sovereignty. our let's learn a bit more about this arctic air and are joining us here on this saturday in the studio good to see you very strong words just there from the venezuelan foreign minister it certainly seems the border standoff well over this aid is getting worse absolutely the venezuela colombia border has really become a flashpoint in this ongoing power struggle between nicholas mature and quiet don't hundreds of tons of humanitarian aid is now sitting outside of the venezuelan border leading to increasing pressure and increasing condemnation on nicolas maduro with the world looking at it sa

shaping up to be the next frontline in the battle for control of venezuela we're standing in front of last in the bridge that connects colombia with venezuela here in the border city. this bridge was in now curated back in two thousand and fifteen but never opened a victim of the growing tensions between colombia and venezuela has the situation the economic crisis deteriorated in venezuela in the exodus of venezuela migrants are overwhelmed here this city on the border in colombia and this is the place the building that you see behind me where the a the sent by the usa id the united states relief agency is expected to arrive on wednesday the first number of trucks or being loaded in the capital. and are expected to leave. in the coming hours however there is no plan in place at least for now on how to push this aid across the border into venezuela. is no that they need the help of the venezuelan military to do that and there is no indication that the government in venezuela or the military wants to do that and actually we saw pictures that were shot by a local newspaper here that show that there is a huge truck blocking the e

colombia, el puente simÓn bolÍvar ha estado cerrada . no hay paso para las personas. estÁ cerrado tanto en venezuela venezolano y entre jÓvenes del lado colombiano que insisten en pasar. igual la frontera estÁ permanentemente vigilada pero se mantiene una muy tensa calma para esperar quÉ puede pasar. es el momento de regresar contigo. yo me despido desde la frontera entre colombia y venezuela, buenas noches. >> muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn. la crisis de venezuela sigue latente en el plano internacional. estados unidos ha reaccionado tras el fallido intento de llevar la ayuda humanitaria por la frontera devenezuela y brasil. como nos explica pablo gato desde la capital del paÍs hay varias potencias mundiales que siguen apoyando el chavismo. >> el mundo mira con lupa lo que ocurre en venezuela. en especial en estados unidos. >> ayer fue un dÍa trÁgico con varios muertosera mayormente un tirano que le negÓ comida agente hambrienta y medicina los enfermos. -- negÓ ayuda a gente hambrienta y medicina los enfermos. la uniÓn europea y otros paÍses como gran bretaÑa, alemania, francia y espaÑa apoya

that's more oil in venezuela has certainly ratcheted up a notch off the trucks carrying u.s. aid amassed on the country's borders with colombia and brazil that spoke severe clashes at checkpoints between opposition supporters and those loyal to president nicolas maduro. following the clashes of venezuela's self proclaimed leader of one of. the world to consider all options to liberate the people of venezuela he disputes the legitimacy of president my daughter claiming the last elections were rigged and also announced his plan to meet with the us vice president on monday to further discuss the situation president maduro has cried foul regarding mr white those attempts to use power in venezuela he maintains his legitimacy as president of venezuela a post he has been in since twenty thirteen and here accuses quite go of violating the constitution and the accusers quite though of attempting to stage a coup aided and abetted by the us the venezuelan foreign minister has also lambasted the us today accusing secretary of state might pompei o of fabricating reasons to start a war against caracas meanwhile washington warns is preparin

venezuela . se formaciÓn que se produce desde la frontera entre cÚcuta, colombia y ureÑa, venezuela. los manifestantes estÁn a favor del presidente interino venezolano estarÍan preparando bombas molotov. se observa como un grupo de personas algunas encapuchadas cruzan entre el escuadrÓn móvil antidisturbios mentas intercambian elementos para la fabricaciÓn de estas armas caseras que, suponemos, las estÁn elaborando para defenderse del agua de nacional bolivariana. >> ademÁs, las fuerzas bolivarianas estÁn utilizando armas de plomo en contra de estos manifestantes con lo cual muchos en redes sociales hablan de que es la Única manera que tienen de poder defenderse ante el ataque del rÉgimen de maduro. vamos a seguir con venezuela. en un tweet el senador republicano por florida marco rubio, escribiÓ que la familia de diosdado cabello, nÚmero dos del rÉgimen chavista saliÓ del paÍs. algunos medios dice que lo lo hicieron usando el apellido materno que ya estarÍan en beijing o moscÚ. un informe dice que la familia de diosdado cabello ha abandonado venezuela. si es cierto, revela que detrÁ

venezuela recently laid around the issue of u.s. aid the united states has attempted to send aid over the border from brazil and the border from colombia there have been clashes at the border the venezuelans are concerned that aid could contain weapons as elliott abrams currently the u.s. special representative for venezuela has a history of in places like nicaragua using humanitarian aid as a cover to send weapons into the country and at this point of venezuela is not interested in taking this aid now opposition activists who oppose material and supporters of have been clashing near the border we understand at this point four people are dead hundreds have been injured and when an aid truck did catch on fire in the aftermath of that we saw a kind of a diplomatic war of words with different parties blaming each other for the incident let's take a listen. we denounce my refusal to let humanitarian assistance reach venezuela what kind of a sick tyrant stops food from getting to hungry people the images of burning trucks filled with sickening. secretary powell cia specialist in full fire go permissions believe he fools the world with a tru

other stories we're watching this morning amid rising tensions at the venezuela colombia border the crisis reaches the u.n. security council. and his cause.

venezuela he also plans to meet the u.s. vice president mike pence on monday to discuss the situation and it all comes off the unrest at the country's borders with colombia and brazil where the trucks carrying us aid have amassed. quite oh has ordered the aid to be allowed into venezuela has branded the president's democratic election and inauguration illegitimate but otoh accuses of attempting to stage a coup aided and abetted by the united states meanwhile washington volunteers preparing more sanctions for venezuela a move sure to push more people onto the streets. venezuela's military has a choice embrace democracy protect civilians and now in humanitarian aid or face even more sanctions in isolation. the u.s. will take action against those who oppose the peaceful restoration of democracy in venezuela now is the time to act in support of the needs of the desperate venezuelan people meanwhile thousands of people have been showing their support for president nicolas maduro speaking at a rally on saturday he called on venezuelans to take to the streets and defend the country's independence and he denounced mr quite go as an american. i swear to formally

the plane had made nearly 40 round-trip flights between miami and spots in venezuela and colombia since january 11, the day after venezuelan president nicolas maduro was sworn in to a second term. the flights ended after mcclatchy first reported on them. venezuela accused the u.s. government of sending arms as part of its attempt to topple the maduro government. bolivarian national guard general endes palencia ortiz said -- "this materiel was destined for criminal groups and terrorist actions in the country, financed by the fascist extreme right and the government of the united states." amy: 21 air has denied knowledge of the arms shipment saying the flight had been chartered by another company called gps-air which also denied sending arms. while no definitive links between 21 air and the u.s. government have been established, mcclatchy reports the chairman of 21 air, adolfo moreno, as well as another employee at the company have ties to gemini air cargo, which was involved in the cia's rendition program during the administration of george w. bush. in 2006, amnesty international identif