daniel shaw the council on hemispheric affairs thank you very much for joining us and giving us your expert input thank you. now just a day after a new cease fire came into force between armenia and azerbaijan air raid sirens have been heard in the capital of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh yang could barely dried on the new truce agreement when both sides accused each other violations and follows a similar pattern seen after the 1st fire was reached just after the 1st cease fire was reached just over a week ago and fighting isn't just limited to nagorno-karabakh either as one of reports. it's hard to come across an unfamiliar face on the streets of step on a new go in a cab x. largest city having spent weeks here it seems like everyone knows everyone but half of the population has been displaced many have chosen to flee far less taking their chances in choosing to stay it's been more than a week since the 1st ceasefire was signed in moscow and throughout this whole time the exodus continued the truce held only on paper this is one of the worst scenes of destruction we've wit

the country there will ever ever respond daniel schorr senior research fellow at the council on hemispheric affairs things us backed forces could still try and overturn the wish of the bolivian people. the movement toward socialism never ceased to be popular but the cool mongoose the neo liberal forces with the support of. the pentagon the state department here in washington in the rowing forces across the continent. this is an amazing victory for the overwhelmingly indigenous the vast majority of bolivians who are indigenous but we should not expect that this political victory translates overnight into an economic victory. the right wing forces supported by the us are going to do everything to push back against that i may ask. this is victory in the people's victory so this is going to continue to play out in the course of the next hour is the monsignor's all still call them a heart breaking story from the u.k. where foreign doctor has been saving up has now been saving himself thought on much more often the short break. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond short and i'll be speaking to gues

well daniel schorr senior research fellow at the council on hemispheric affairs i think the u.s. bank forces could again try to undermine the democratic process in bolivia. the movement toward socialism never cease to be popular but the cool monger the neo liberal forces with the support of. truong the pentagon the state department here in washington and in the rowing forces across the continent are here this is an amazing victory for the overwhelmingly indigenous the vast majority of bolivians who are indigenous but we should not expect that this political victory translates overnight into an economic victory. the right wing forces supported by the us are going to do everything to push back against the us against during in the people's victory so this is going to continue to play out in the course of the next hour as the months and years. with the u.s. election just 2 weeks away tensions between biden and trump supporters are palpable with emotions running high and so much on the line things could easily spiral out of control and kind of open reporters. november 3rd election day

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there will ever respond well suspect to daniel schorr his senior research fellow at the council on hemispheric affairs and his opinion he thinks that u.s. backed forces could still try to overturn the wish of the bolivian people. b m e s the movement towards socialism never ceased to be popular but the cool monger the neo liberal forces with the support of pale trone the pentagon the state department here in washington and in the right wing forces across the continent had the upper head this is an amazing victory for the overwhelmingly indigenous the vast majority of bolivians who are indigenous but we should not expect that this political victory translates overnight into an economic victory. the right wing forces supported by the us are going to do everything to push back against the m.e.'s against the city's victory in the people's victory so this is going to continue to play out in the course of the next hour as the months and years well still to come a heartbreaking story. for a doctor who has been favoring a life now known for himself. just. the single greatest most important aspect of any funct

hemisphere. named one of foreign policy magazine's top 100 global thinkers and i'm proud to say he's director of world affairs council here in dallas-fort worth. looking forward to your introduction. >> good evening. >> good evening, great to be reunited. >> it's great seeing you again and even though it's virtual, it is welcome great to welcome you back to dallas. i will tell you a little more about our guest tonight, i think we heard a lot about him but i'm going to give you a little more background. pete was mayor of indiana in south bend in 2012 -- 2020. the 2020 democratic nomination launched him to into the spotlight. he's a prominent voice in the party calling for generational change of his candidacy saying we need more voices stepping up from a generation that has so much at stake the decisions being made right now. mayor pete broke barriers is the first openly gay person to launch a presidential campaign. he impressed voters across the country as he spoke at town halls and debates. after having won the caucus and a delicate in new hampshire, he hasn't stopped there. as a rhodes scholar, received his educatio