has the worst history in the stabilizing governments in latin america? a case of columbia is different. i will say that they would extremely constructive in allowing columbia to strengthen the system to children being able to rebuild after many years of internal conflict on the support of the us. what's critical back in the seventy's for sure that the u. s. had no firing influence both and she laid on what the my law, i'm probably new and he got out what. but as later times, i won't say they've been more constructive and they are very strong values regarding lever the freedom of speech, open democracy, a list of markets. and that, that could change because for the chinese, those are not all the same priority that they care more about the economic growth, spurn and the economic into relationships than human rights or democracy. and that for the us is a concern. and definitely that is achieved regarding some of these issues in the region. yes, definitely. sounds like a different goals from 2 different countries here to different world leaders. last thing,

latin america is what it is. well, of course, part of the world is primarily associated with fidel castro . although our sophisticated audience. now, probably, they realized that we are not in cuba, but somewhere in central america. so there is not enough of it. the countries will really, really need this today, but we will have such a double report from here and from latin america well, oddly enough, about fidel castro from the russian north. red october when the fedolukaster monument intended for moscow was first shown in the then the question immediately arose how it was, after all, his own testament that it was said that there were no monuments to him, no streets and squares of his name, even on the grave in santiago de cuba only a stone block with the inscription fidel no more, but firstly, who is on cuba and secondly, in russia, the word monument was rolled from the word memory, and what really is not superfluous to remember for us about fidel, and about ourselves. the first visit of fidel castro to us here

what has been hindering countries in latin america to make more use of the raw materials, which they have when the relations between europe and america not been married? recently, especially when we talk about trade partnerships or trend agreement between you and next to it has been doc for 30 years. but i think there are relations with this as much do with a rough war ukraine. this was a turning on a waiting not moment for germany, and i realize that europe and germany depend extensively on russia for energy supply and for russia and sign up for as of last reasons. and the same time, the countries in south america, those of the amount of resources which county key technologies in the trend, this transition was coming in industry. so then the question is, do these latin american countries have interest in selling more of their commodities to europe? when the european union is looking to diversify their energy supply. yes, absolutely. so i created it, went from the explorer on here is and i think this time a constraint is all political constraints. when we talk about rocky with a, with

that's what latin america. once we are not the backyard of united states, you're not the jago who we are neighbor and we need to respect each other. now, as you pointed out, miss littlest victory, the 6 largest economies in latin america, brazil, mexico, argentina, chile, colombian, peru now governed by the left, its bodies, not counting other countries like cuba, and believe in doris, who have had that trajectory for quite some time now and the person was born and the soviet union, and i think was conditioned to sort of be somewhat shameful. of my country's social is past. i want to ask you, specifically, how do you think the, the left of the 21st century will be different from the last of the 20th century. and are there any last them that have to be kept in the, in the front of politicians line? i think the good news for the less use that me understand that will be changing rapidly. social movements, they change wraps before when we are talking about last you are talking about. ready cannot make more than a p

latin america is what it is. well, of course, part of the world, primarily associated with fidel castro although our sophisticated audience. now, probably, they realized that we are not in cuba we are somewhere in central america so there is guatemala, the country is very, very needed today, but we will have such a double report from here and from latin america or something, so strange about fidel drugs from the russian north. red october this is a company. when intended for moscow and the monument fedolucaster was shown for the first time back in the workshop, then the question immediately arose how it was his own testament that it was said that no monuments to him, no streets of his name, even on mogilev santiago de cuba, only a stone block with the inscription fidel, nothing more, but firstly, who is in cuba and secondly, in russia, the word monument was rolled from the word memory, and what really is not superfluous to remember about fidel to us, and about ourselves. the first visit of fidel castro to us here

brazilian citizen, you feel happy and that western democracy still works at least and used to have in latin america. that sounds very cheeky. do you mean to imply that in other parts of america a vesting democracy doesn't work? yeah. what do you play that the goal that we can get off will be here, but what is the western democracy, right. the majority choose. the leaders don't think that the majority does not to the leaders because the majority, the former lacks president. trump was not that much the majority to the dealer and not so in other places around. ringback the western i'm here we have for example, if you go to europe and we see the whole be prime interest, there are. busy some right, there are left with 20 percent of the hope of the nation. so these does not go toward the concept that we like to move in west. and so they gave a brazil definite exhibit. the colonial is an exemplary, that he's a max equal the majority of the relation that has both and, or that's my point. that's my so going if you know a couple of years ago, i myself had a chance to interview president lula. and he said tha

today, uh, it’s moving into latin america and very strongly.pinion, it mutates under it is a huge number of changes. simply because these are just the ones already mentioned today, this whole lgbt theme in latin america, it generally received a completely new breath and, in fact, these are all pernicious but for a catholic, it seems to me, religion, the processes associated with the stigmatization of this whole topic , it all went, including because of a latin america and plus, if we take, say, the european continent, then, of course, in germany today this is all very actively observed, because, let's say, in april, and this year it was so global, and the process was such a global fireplace. that's when a sufficiently large number of more than 100 people, and representatives of the catholic church itself declared in germany yes, they declared their orientation. and actually. it was a big scandal about whether the church is sinful or not. after all, it actually operates with the concept of sin, and morality period concept. not what used to be vi

washington, but even late, they're all in our view in the president, all of you with the lack of latin america, we need to negotiate. why need to respect? was america if you're be or is more cuz we need to be in the same level. that's one person who is going to fight for. that's what latin america is, the one who we are not the backyard of united states. you're not the jago who we are neighbor and we need to respect each other. now, as you pointed out, miss littlest victory, the 6 largest economies in latin america, brazil, mexico, argentina, chile, colombian, peru now governed by the left. his body's not counting other countries like cuba and believe in doris, who have had that trajectory for quite some time now. and the person was born and the soviet union and i think was conditioned to sort of be somewhat shameful. of my country's socialist pass. i want to ask you, specifically, how do you think the, the left of the 21st century will be different from the last of the 20th century. and are there any last them that have to be kept in the, in the front of politicians? mine, i think the good ne

foreign policy toward latin america is of the utmost importance and that the ambassadors we send to latin america must advocate for the right policies. sadly, as both vice president and president joe biden has had a policy of appeasement toward latin america dictators. he has qifen control of the southern border to cartels and showed there is no consequences to cross the u.s. border illegally. he removed farc from the foreign terrorist organization. he didn't -- the united states recognizes him as a legitimate interim president of venezuela. sanctions on the illegitimate regimes in cuba and venezuela while getting nothing in return to stop the oppression of the innocent people in these countries. his appeasement toward latin america dictators has done nothing to help the cuban and venezuelan people. he think his actions have made things more dangerous for people living in these countries. while he didn't stand up to castro and ma dawr ree -- maduro, we're left with a hemisphere that's left peaceful and puts our national security at greater risk. these are murderous, illegit pat dictators.

ah, the green scar has spread from argentina to all of latin america. the green wave is the symbol of a new feminist movement. in a level to day our back a little just the right to have an abortion and gives you the opportunity to decide for yourself. if you need to be able to ask yourself, you know, do i want to become a mother or not? and it is a possibility, this question alone is transformational. the as on that the know if it is a biological or cultural fe to, you know, if you have to be a mother when you get pregnant alloy. i no can't to side inclusive. one of amazon about us, theo, see that i'm with and i want my alex m some geographical context. before 2020 abortions were legal only in a few small countries in the region, including oracle, i, guyana cuba, and parts of mexico. argentina is the 1st large country to take the lead. in february 2022, columbia legalized abortion during the 1st 24 weeks of pregnancy. but elsewhere in the region, strict bands remain women are criminalized for having abortions and could be jailed in his head while audio

busy latin america because is a develop region what, what we call wildcat. so money buys every money is the most important. so you get the life of the so the last in latin american there stand that we need to teach and we can work in the system. that's the 1st to be care off. so we need to understand that in order to have more than is ation of the colony digitization climate issue. so. ringback all these, i think the last is not discussed and that's why we as you cited, we have the majority of the latin american people, they know when come on, that is their care, corporate people, not the whole money. but he also suggested in your writing that this and you turn to the left has an international dimension to use. and just to the present, luna lula can formulate a joint plan for developing countries in this new era. and it's an interesting thing to think about because over the last couple of decades, the developed world excelled in offering various developmental frameworks to the 3rd world. countries, the frameworks that more often than not we're used to serve t

an argentina is encouraging women all over latin america. and mexico to women are fighting for their rights and for their lives. here women are killed every day. if international women's day in mexico city, thousands of young women take their anger, powerlessness and despair to the st. ah, we are afraid to go out as we have had enough. ah, they demand justice and a life without fear. they too have adopted the green scar from argentina as a symbol mexican women are fighting against every day sexism and harassment and against structures in which men take precedence. whether i work in relationships or in the family covered like this and feels immune to men scrutiny. it's her armor for the day. but being a woman in mexico is a constant struggle with it means that you have to try to survive every day, no matter where you are. we are always living under threat even when we go to the shop, we're in danger. with cat ears are there, trademarked, they call themselves the meat cheese. spanish for kitty's. and today the streets belong to them, not to th

, but this is latin america , where everything has its own characteristics.ping center is nothing but a former prison, including the dipolitical fidel uruguay first arrived in april 1959, when his revolution was still only the fifth month. here he made his speech, where he called the border between latin american countries artificial and prophetically urged to abandon the practice of external invasions, as if i feel that in the usa they are already sharpening it soon. uruguay founded their leftist movement, the name of which was specially invented so that it would be abbreviated as fidel, and now for the first time in our frame the son, an activist of that movement tortured by the military, a member of the politically best communist party, and himself at one time one of the youngest political prisoners in south america, castro, was the last leader of the revolutionary process that opened after the first world war with the bolshevik revolution and continued with the chinese revolution in eurasia as an echo of this latin america became the cuban revolution. for

lula is set to govern latin america's biggest economy for a third term.3 to 2010. joining me now is shannon o'neil, author of "the globalization myth, why regions matter." let me ask you about lula, how should we think about this? this is a guy who had a very successful run as president, was more moderate in many ways than people feared. but then resided over perhaps the largest corruption scandal in the world, and is now back out of prison, back into the presidency. what are you expecting? >> i expect lula 3.0 to be economically pragmatic, in part because of his inclination, and because of the team he seems to be assembling is fairly centrist. and also because of the politics and economic constraints he's going to face in brazil. this is a brazil that has been hit hard by the pandemic, hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives, businesses went out of business, and what we also saw in this election is that the conservative side of the political spectrum won many of the seats in the congress. so he's going to be working with a more conservative cong

speaking of the role of chile in latin america, us, we've been a very, very strong proponent of bringing about latin american unity of thinking of latin america as a whole regardless of ideology. but there is a new shift, a very strong shift to the left in latin america, some called a pink wave. there's a red wave, especially now with the election of lulu filled by in brazil. do you think that that will finally lead to the long awaited union of latin american countries, the kind of latin american european union, if you'd like, that has eluded this region so many times dorothy, the wheel 4 and the more red wave, a big wave and some fuel in the little in my face and on there you will soon it never will be thoughtful n t e in doing that, but i see like it's been a little while a moment, but what i got a little but i yeah, you can get and pull up until you get my dea demo, i'm for me, it will tell you to get i would at the name of the medical at the you know, the get going by the youngest son left by, well you can finish but get into the middle. he will never gum when you're going to get my

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but i feel it in full central know what else equals in base is speaking of the role of chile in latin america. you, we've been a very, very strong proponent of bringing about latin american unity of thinking of latin america as a whole, regardless of ideology. but there is a new shift, a very strong shift to the left in latin america, some called it a pink wave of there's a red wave, especially now with the election of luna silver in brazil. do you think that that will finally lead to the long awaited union of latin american countries, the kind of latin american european union, if you'd like, that has eluded this region so many times dorothy, the wheel 4 and the more red wave, a big wave and some fuel in the hole in my face, and on the sooner the better back and we n t e and linda. but i see that you've been a little while moment of what i got a little, but i yeah, you can get and pull up until you get an idea. do demo. i'm from the, from the cedar gear. i would at the name of the medical at the, you know, the get by the son left by will you continue but get into a mental he will never gum or

this week we'll examine latin america, america's neighbors to the south have taken center stage in u. s. domestic politics. whether democrats and republicans sparring over the mexican border, or presidents biden. and donald trump. how speaker nancy pelosi recognizing one, why go as the president of venezuela? the u. s. has a lot of clean up by head with it's southern neighbors. then as the u. s. is preoccupied with the proxy war against russia in ukraine. china and russia are making moves across latin america, the 2 bricks giants aiming to add a new south, american ally to the roster and broker business deals. embracing the left turn that latin america is taking. will this cause a hemispheric ship.

the only president in latin america and the on the latin american list that has openly criticized the lack of democracy and dilation of human rights in other so called left when countries of latin america. why are other colleagues so reluctant to call a spade a spade? like, for example, the government of nicaragua made up do go to law that it all my son will know and he said all you then and we'll get what about going, but the more new or no money that in all the political or that you know, you will not until one little bit it to my phone, you allow he wouldn't al border. we did tell you about the central pseudo rule, then we'll get an l, my indian nation. but give me that bill up front on minor like a few months later, years old by my political looking more when you get what, what him on the bus in a little more familiar with the road. if you haven't think of all the that they do it. i mean like people feel that i'm the son it would it if them in the typical one thing including i'm a coffee. what about ben is layla venezuela? no, but if you get build them in a fuel it greedy graphic

africa and the middle east, not to mention the european, uh, the european region, they are in latin americarse, if hugo chavez had survived there, then we would probably see more there was some kind of a certain rollback, but now the pendulum has swung in the opposite direction again and mercasura are countries that, in principle, this association can become the center of power in latin america, we are now with these countries. and, of course, the shanghai cooperation organization, which we should probably also talk about first of all, and this will most likely be very uh, serious uh. and recognition, uh, of the efforts and results of the work of belarusians on international platforms, uh, and first of all first of all, the head of state, his position, his e political will, if it were not there. but the lack of will, in fact, gorbachev and other leaders of the communist party of the soviet union allowed, uh, to destroy the soviet union, so i want to say that we are not alone, not only uh, the countries of the post-soviet space. those who are in the cis are with us. now we have international

the problem is that not all countries in latin america are in a position where they can help. there are many countries who are facing their own crises. there are many current in many countries where work opportunities may have existed for venezuelans in the past. and those opportunities as of the coven, 19 emergency have disappeared. they've dissipated, and they've forced another wave of displacement, which is why we're seeing of migrants from venezuela. seeing little other option, other than to, to seek refuge in the united states. and there's a lot of conversation about venezuela thing, a beautiful country. why can't people live in venezuela? alena again, is this something that is not being communicated well to our viewers. so citizens around the world who do not understand why venezuelans will go for a die, a journey in order to go via land to get to mexico, to seek asylum in the united states. what else do you need to tell them? i think that the problem is that the crisis in venezuela has been going on for a long time. i mean, it has definitely lost presence in the media,

i am a reporter, a correspondent for al jazeera, covering latin america and based in mex. so city, good to have you. and alina welcome to the string, we say hello to our viewers around the world. tell them who you are and what you do . yes. hello, i'm elaine now leha. i am the associate director pro programs and the answer is to have you are viewers around the world if you're new to the comment section is now live for your comments. we're talking about venezuela migrants and refugees, but your comments, your questions right here for our guest, manuel. and oh, so for elaina, i am going to start with some video that is really disturbing. i want you to understand views, what is happening to many venezuelans who are seeking safety and security in the united states. so this is a us agents shooting rubber, bullets at venezuela's have a look. these are gonna find real me when i was in the river, they shot at me once and then again and again, they're cowards. they mistreat us because we are on armed poor and working people. as every one else we have our rights. this is how they re

and latin america and the caribbean when uh americans ah?ounteracted the spread of the revolution with endini, put pressure on cuba and organized an intervention in panama. latin america is historically perceived by the united states. how about some backyard? foreign policy activity, which in the late eighties showed, the soviet union was adjusting the american direction, and he considered himself dreaming as well, in fact, intervention in e. here, this backyard could not be allowed under any circumstances, uh, the penetration of communism by the communist regimes that were so strong in the countries of latin america, in general, an example of cuba. the united states has always had it in front of its eyes, and here there is certainly the possibility of some kind of effect dominoes of the fall of some regimes spread to others in the panama canal zone. uh, it was precisely american territory. that is, there was an american garrison. uh, who controls the panama canal zone and the profits of the panama canal went to the united states. well, in t

now, the perception of natal are in latin america, asia and africa. totally different from the perception of natal in europe where we are subjected to a daily mirage of propaganda. and i say that it is important to make clear in the general assembly in the security council that after the dissolution or worse or pack, the nato has no rational investment. and they cannot pretend to be a defensive alliance is actually an offensive alliance. and i would go one further because of nato's aggression. in europe, flavio not gone as non serious because of the war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by nato forces. in all of these countries, nato actually qualifies under articles 9 and 10 of the norm berg stack. you are talking about the long term agreement of 8 august 945. now articles 9 and 10 concern criminal organizations. criminal organizations such as i have helped on in that a few your, many as the as, as etc. now, considering the war, crimes that have been committed by nato forces in total impunity. they certainly qualify as a criminal organizat

christ in rio de janeiro, such a benevolent reception in russian artists is quite possible in latin americazil, the turetsky choir also performed here in mek venezuela and in cuba, as these guys said. the concert of the russians became a master class for the choir of the university of havana. i really liked that people who do not speak russian are completely passionate about our musical project, those who do not speak russian all feel that we could not do without political conjuncture. in peru, the performance was moved to the municipal park bagel because of the actions of the ukrainian embassy, ​​they had to change the original plan to hold a concert in the park of fountains. well, okay, the concert is still over. in general, this performance in front of the panamanians was probably the most original part of the latin american tour. turetsky a's choir at the top correctly saw the concert took place in a catholic church. please note that it is decorated with a large number of panamanian flags. the thing is, that the panamanians had a national holiday. all the usual concert venues were reser

an unusual cultural chronicle ended with a tour of the countries of latin america by the russian turetskyto this company, we received, of course, very vivid shots, but also important political comments that have now been made following the results of these tours from latin america . such foreign touring with a performance even at the main symbol of the country, which of course, is the statue of christ in rio de janeiro, such a benevolent reception of russian artists is quite possible in latin america tureevsky turetsky's choir, in addition to brazil, also performed here in mexico's venezuela and in cuba, as they said, these guys. the concert of the russians became a master class for the choir of the govan university. i really liked that non -russian speaking people are completely passionate about our musical project, non-russian speaking people are all feel from us the truth was not without political conjuncture. in peru, the performance was moved to the municipal park bagel. and for the action of the ukrainian embassy, ​​the original plan to hold a concert in the park of fountains had to

a short while ago, the president of argentina, the second largest country in latin america, arrived here to meet with lula and they are going to make a very important announcement. that is the return of brazil to the regional organization created by lula when he was first president along with the former president of venezuela, hugo chavez. but bolsonaro withdrew from that forum. now brazil is going to be again taking a leadership role. but first, lula will have to put his own house in order to begin to heal the wounds from a political value for the hearts and minds of resilience, which has divided this country as never before. anchor: truckers have blocked major roads and 16 brazilian states, demanding military intervention, saying they will not accept the lid da silva as president. the protests could instruct agricultural exports from one of the world's biggest food producers. our reporters just outside brasilia where one of the roadblocks has just been cleared. reporter: we are here on the road that connects the capital with other parts of the country. this road goes all the way throug

i would like it doesn't exist. latin america, asia and africa. now the perception of natal in latin america, asia and africa totally different from the perception of natal in europe where we are subjected to a daily mirage of propaganda. and i think that it is important to make it clear in the general assembly in the security council that after the the solution or the warsaw pact, the nato has no restroom. they cannot pretend to be a defensive alliance is actually, and i'll think of all i and then i would go one further because of nato's aggression in europe, flavio and i've gone is done in iraq and libya in theory because the war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by nato forces in all of these countries. nato actually qualifies under articles $9.10 of the nuremberg stat. you are talking about the london agreement of 8 august 945. now articles 9 and 10 concern criminal organizations. criminal organizations, such as i have helped in that figure, many as the as, as et cetera. now considering the war, crimes that have been committed by na

it's a still big business in latin america in venezuela. they're even more popular in their open air for the streets, a buzzing with betting as desperate venezuelans hope for a helping hand with their finances. inflation is brought back to with a 300 percent risking of fragile economic recovery. the atmosphere here is half st . party, half desperation. hundreds of thousands of fled the country in the hope of a better life elsewhere. but those left behind pin their hopes on winning prizes in st. raffles and games of chance. every one hope sell, go home, a winner, the any my door shouts about blaring pop music and people fill in their bingo cards full of pictures of animals or fruit. anatomy meant that it's a way of reinventing and helping each other. not only the organized benefits but the whole community more and more than as wayland are turning to gambling in their desperation to make ends meet amid the countries crippling economic crisis. in the street bin goes prizes include food baskets, paint buckets, and even cars and motor bikes. pla