listen, chile is a latin american refugee, but we then talked about what pinochet rebuilt the economychile's recent social explosion has shown and in the economy to start soon laid a time bomb. well, in south america, he remembers, a few months later , he gave coins to the first, back in june, the seventy- third armored vehicles. they overlaid this palace with the parliament in uruguay and not far away. as it was with the classic, all life is a theater. well seems to be one of the major theaters in all of south america, or golfon motodeo before that coup. the play was staged here. bertol, de brecht, career. we have arthur. this very carefully first came out in the leningrad bdd with evgeny lebedev in the lead role ends. this is an anti-tatar allegorical play. these words are still capable of bearing fruit, the womb, which the reptile bore here in the theater of el galpon. to these words of brecht, they added their own. namely, here today, too, in my precisely this theater. we meet with the one with whom i have long wanted to meet our viewers. hello sergey, we are with you, on the cont

allende came to power yesterday loyal president commander-in-chief pinochet. we all know this.d. after all, it was from moscow that they introduced their radio program. listen, chile is a latin american refugee, but we then talked about what piglet rebuilt the economy rebuilt. the recent social explosion in chile showed that pinochet's economy was rather a ticking time bomb. well, in south america they remember a few more months before ladonedo. the first in june was seventy-third armored vehicles. they overlaid this palace with the parliament in uruguay and not far away. as it was with the classic, all life is a theater. well, it seems like one of the main theaters in all of south america is this or golfon motodeo before the whole upheaval. the play was staged here. bertol de brecht, arthur's career is with us. this very carefully first came out in the leningrad bdd with evgeny lebedev in the lead role ends. this is an anti-totalitarian play of allegory. with such words , the womb that the reptile was hatching here in montevideo at the el galpon theater is still capable of bea

in detail, on the bloody evening of the day of the coup, the soldiers of general pinochet took thousands of detainees and fans of alam to the nesl football stadium, and dozens of them were shot the same night, the work of a popular and revolutionary artist was one of the victims, this young singer the singer was famous for his pacifist reasons and his support for president salvat. the survivors of the torturers walked on their hands and feet and were found in the street a few days later with 44 bullets in their hands and fingers. the body becomes it is considered a violent symbol and it is done for the people and folk singers. the uprising for 17 years against shiri's regime, after which more than three thousand people of the opposition were killed by the army and thousands of people were missing or exiled. in 2011, documents from the archives of the american national security center were published, which proved that the then president of the united states of america and the cia were directly involved in the bloody coup in chile and the rise to power of zad pesha . dependent governments

there was no opposition to pinochet or even to fidel castro sitting in some invented seat at the oas.s was a completely new thing. and clearly the u.n. and other multinational fora, it is nicolas maduro. in international law, the government which represents the country, that controls the territory and control state cetaceans. that is international law. but somehow the united states invented that some figure of the position could certainly take the seat of venezuela at the organization of american states. it was shocking. so what we saw yesterday with lula receiving maduro and having a meeting with the other 11 presidents in the region, some of whom dislike maduro strongly, that is kind of a return of a yearning to negotiate, a yearning to have diplomacy as opposed to just regime change. there were several coup attempts and 2019 that failed. maduro is still there. the general consensus even among presidents who dislike maduro is that they will have to sit down with him at come to some kind of agreement. i think that was lula's -- the spirit of his meeting with maduro yesterday. adrian:

the government was overturned, was overthrown, and the pinochet government him. but what wasn't known until our book was that he was secretly being interviewed by the church, which did a major investigation of u.s. the covert action in in chile. and so to have three witnesses all murdered is i think a congressional record and and i think it it's amazing of the things at the time the justice department and the fbi did not want to investigate the giancana murder or the roselli murder. they wanted to leave it up to local police in cases. and one of the members of the church committee, gary hart, decided that was that he was shocked that the justice wasn't doing anything about it. so he and a few other staffers went to miami to try to investigate the roselli on their own, and they met with the miami-dade police, put them in touch with the cia, and gave them as much help they could. but i think but the roselli murder was never solved. one of the interesting things was that the two homicide detectives for miami dade police force were later charged in a in a very comple

the government was overturned, was overthrown, and the pinochet government him. but what wasn't known until our book was that he was secretly being interviewed by the church, which did a major investigation of u.s. the covert action in in chile. and so to have three witnesses all murdered is i think a congressional record and and i think it it's amazing of the things at the time the justice department and the fbi did not want to investigate the giancana murder or the roselli murder. they wanted to leave it up to local police in cases. and one of the members of the church committee, gary hart, decided that was that he was shocked that the justice wasn't doing anything about it. so he and a few other staffers went to miami to try to investigate the roselli on their own, and they met with the miami-dade police, put them in touch with the cia, and gave them as much help they could. but i think but the roselli murder was never solved. one of the interesting things was that the two homicide detectives for miami dade police force were later charged in a in a very comple

the government was overturned, was overthrown, and the pinochet government him. but what wasn't known until our book was that he was secretly being interviewed by the church, which did a major investigation of u.s. the covert action in in chile. and so to have three witnesses all murdered is i think a congressional record and and i think it it's amazing of the things at the time the justice department and the fbi did not want to investigate the giancana murder or the roselli murder. they wanted to leave it up to local police in cases. and one of the members of the church committee, gary hart, decided that was that he was shocked that the justice wasn't doing anything about it. so he and a few other staffers went to miami to try to investigate the roselli on their own, and they met with the miami-dade police, put them in touch with the cia, and gave them as much help they could. but i think but the roselli murder was never solved. one of the interesting things was that the two homicide detectives for miami dade police force were later charged in a in a very comple

, because of lords, lord hoffmann, because his wife was a member of amnesty and he was ruling on pinochetee to pontificate about boris. the line in the bible about motes and beams comes to mind, and lord pannick, lord pannick is not somebody you would describe as a particular boris or brexit supporter, though he's a very distinguished court lawyer. he represented gina miller at the supreme court against the government that boris johnson led, and he thoroughly outlined the problems with this committee from a legal point of view. what did he say ? he said that the did he say? he said that the committee must establish intent. it didn't that the witnesses should not be anonymous . they should not be anonymous. they were. and that fair procedure requires that boris , through his requires that boris, through his counsel, should have been able to cross—examine witnesses. his counsel was not. so the failure on these three points is a reminder that the committee is fundamentally political , not fundamentally political, not judicial. and yet it expects to be treated like a lower court and sheltered