last, she has been the 7th congress or with the involvement of the presidential. this year, we hosted to an conference on how the economic corporation could help our compatriots abroad and how they could facilitate corporation between russia and their host countries. russian business men from more than 80 countries where the dissipating in this conference, the regional events that are taking place this year. it took place in european countries in asia, latin america, america, and the pacific. and for asia, woods, these conferences bring together russian compatriots. they organized this regional events equally important. there was another event this year, the annual conference of her female compatriots, the association of for women compatriots and women business men. and they have all in the modern process as they decided to organize sir, the relevant association. and i do hope that washin men would help them. by all means, i have no doubt that citizen southwestern can chase that a home to rush. and i asked her, do you know the positive attitude of this group of pe

7th castillo. try to dissolve congress and rule by decree. instead, the legislature voted to remove him, accusing him of trying to stage a coup. ah, well, let's bring it, i guess. now talk more about this. paula guys is an investigative journalist. she joins us via skype now from lima in our london studio. we have have a pot, hey, a peru, analyst and historian, and joe marie, but joins us from washington, dc. she is associate professor of political science and latin american studies at george mason university. a very warm welcome to all of you. so let me start with you beyond the constitutional issues. what is the root of all of these problems, and why have people so many people come out into the streets in support of castillo, in middle people are angry with a point patient at all. since 2016, we have 6 presidents and you said, and if, because a 2 crisis in, in one, the 1st is a corruption, it because all the express in from 2001 until 2020, we're investigated by level hospital by to receive bright from other resilient company, and they don'

yeah, i mean that's exactly right he, he, on december 7th, he announced that he was shutting down the congress and going to rule by decree and intervene in the, in the judiciary and so forth. and within a matter of hours, the entire thing collapse. he clearly had not gotten the support you need to carry out a maneuver of that kind and he was almost, you know, within hours arrested. that's a fact. a lot of his supporters in congress and elsewhere are claiming that he was some of the claims he was drugged. some have claimed that he was tracked some he himself, as of that he was kidnapped. and none of which is really true. um, he did try to carry out a coup. it's an illegal act. he was removed because of that, a problem is, is that the congress, which is in the body that you know of voted to remove castillo from office, is a, has the worst, an approval rating of all time. i think in the most reasonable. it was some like 9 percent of peruvians approved of the congress. and you have to keep in mind that the congress is controlled by a series of right wing groups. that from the very beginning deny t

and now december 7th the japanese air force defeated pearl harbor on another. congressclaration declaring war on the japanese empire. and 3 days later , germany entered the us war. on december 8, 1980, john lennon was killed. the world-famous musician from the legendary beatles four was shot dead on the doorstep of the hotel. dakota is there, he lived with his wife yoko, he turned out to be a killer, 25-year-old mark chapman, an unbalanced and exalted man, who either admired or hated len, he fired five bullets into his back. lena found the strength to rise up the steps and enter the hotel lobby. and there the doctors fell, failed to save him in the hospital, saying goodbye, an outstanding singer on the radio put on one of the earliest most beloved and iconic beatles songs all my loving, which translates as all my love? back on stage on december 8 , 1987 in washington, the heads of the ussr and the united states, mikhail gorbachev, ronald reagan signed the soviet-american treaty on the elimination of shorter and medium-range missiles. this was a landmark event with a pea

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the former president was impeached and subsequently arrested on december 7th after announcing his plan to dissolve congress. the unrest has prompted arrests after warnings about travel to practice. a state of emergency was declared wednesday. now eight regions are under curfew. it has become painfully clear that measures authorities have taken so far are not enough to put an end to the chaos. i spoke with michael rhiner, an american tourist from washington. he said he's part of college buddies and friends who are stuck in peru. this is how he described their situation. >> it's surreal to be a tourist in a country where there is political unrest taking place before our eyes. it is a whole new way of experiencing a country. the context of that for us is there is something bigger happening here than just our travel experience. >> reporter: peruvian authorities have can you be firmed that the airport has reopened. this is good news for people trying to travel there. and just to give you an idea about how popular peru is, as an international destination, more than half a million foreign tourists visited the cou

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former president frederick astir took to the streets on the 7th of december when he was impeached and jailed off trying to dissolve congress. the government estimates that the 22 people have been killed in the protests and 6 others died in traffic accidents due to st blockades. believe in court, a sentence, the governor of santa cruz to 4 months at jail while he waits for trial news. fernando camacho was detained on wednesday on charges or terrorism relating to social and political unrest in 2019 throes ago and says, he's the governor of the wealthiest province in bolivia, santa cruz. and on wednesday, he was detained by the police. you said a man, look, i'm actually charged with terrorism and fermenting the riots that followed the ouster of former president. they were morales in 2019, camacho was handcuffed and flown to law bashful questioning. his supporters took to the streets in protest. they set the local prosecutors off is on fire insisting their governor was kidnapped. but not so that combat le pause will not turn into a jail for the political prisoners were defended. democracy, if they detain camacho, they'll want

7th? he needed to pick the date that congress was going to certify his loss. that was january 6th.he got the people there and sent them to the capitol further purpose of obstructing that illegitimate governor an activity of certifying his loss. that is a federal crime. whether or not there is evidence to show that is something that january six committee members are going to have to look into. they have accessed evidence i don't have. i trust whatever it is that they do. >> what about the impact that any criminal referral from the committee could have on the doj? do you think that it could move the needle at all for special counsel jack smith investigation and any sort of meaningful way? >> i think they might have some frustration at the department of justice. it's very clear when you read the report that donald trump committed multiple acts of obstruction of justice. the department of justice did nothing. they could not have prosecuted him. it's very clear that donald trump engaged in campaign finance reform. how do we know that? his coconspirator michael cohen went to prison for t

7th of december took everybody by surprise. according to the constitution, he cannot close down congress by himself. he cannot do. doug got violated an article of the constitution that bank him for doing that does the 1st thing, 2nd, when congress got the day before he was, he was still discussing his defense against attempts to impeach him in congress. your position in congress had managed to get in a halt to debate the issue, but not to, to sucking they didn't have enough vote for that. he would have probably survived at vote on wednesday and tuesday evening can know that he was going to go to congress to defend himself on wednesday. mean they care now cruel. that he was closing congress, that he was already in the reorganization of the leisure, which he has not allowed to do that. and also the constitutional tribunal. and i was caught every one by surprise. all his ministers resign on the armed forces and in any country latin america you cannot conduct a cool without the support of the armed forces. an hour after the announced was made, the armed forces said that they would not support this because this was un

it started december 7th when the president was impeached and arrested after he announced plans to dissolve congressntly trying to get ahead of a congressional vote on his impeachment. his supporters have staged violent protesters that left 20 people dead, disrupting traffic and leaving many stranded including hundreds if not thousands of foreign tourists. i spoke to an american tourist from washington, d.c. who is part of a group of eight americans, mainly college buddies and mutual friends who are now stuck in peru. this is how he described their situation speaking to us from kuzco. >> it's surreal. to be a tourist in a country where there's political unrest taking place before our eyes. the context is there's something bigger happening here than just our travel experience. >> fred, just to give you an idea how popular peru is as an international destination. 1.6 million tourists visited the country in the months -- in the time between january and october, according to government figures. now back to you. >> rafael romo, thanks so much. >>> american college student kenny deland jr. has been reunit

brother tends to keep up with a lot of current events and on the 7th he said i've been reading that the president committed to dissolve the congress you should probably rethink whether or not you're going to be going to peru, because i'm taking my niece, his daughter, and we basically were keeping and listening to all of the different current events and then it turned out between that day and the day that we had to leave the next day that they had appointed the vice president as president, and they arrested the president, so it seemed more stable at that point. they had a president and the president had tried to dissolve the congress, was under arrest, so we went ahead and headed out there, and we arrived on the 9th and we went to, so we arrived to kusco, which is the nearest town that has an airport, and then on the tenth and 11th we did our hike and then on the 11th we came back to kusco, and everything seemed fine, and we did a little tour on the 12th before the plane that we had to take on the evening of the 12th. when we got there, we had seen a little bit of peaceful protest before we left and i have a little video clip of t

former president pedro castillo took to the streets on the 7th of december when he was in beach and jailed. after trying to dissolve congress, the government estimates at 22 people were killed in protest and 6, others died in traffic accident because of street blockades. i caught in bolivia, her sentence, the governor of santa claus to 4 months in jail while he waits for a trial. but he is fernando camacho was detained on wednesday on charges of terrorism, relating to social and political unrest in 2019 traceable reports. he's the governor of the wealthiest province in bolivia, santa cruz, and on wednesday he was detained by the police news for america, my choice charged with terrorism, and fermenting the routes that followed the ouster of former precedent. they were morales in 2000. 19 camacho was handcuffed and flown to le bashful questioning. his will. porthos took to the streets in protest. they set the local prosecutors off his on fire, insisting their governor was kidnapped. ah, but most of our combat, la pause will not turn into a jail for the political prisoners who have defended democracy. if they detain camacho, t

former president pedro castillo took to the streets on the 7th of december, when he was in peach and jailed after trying to dissolve congress. marianna sanchez as more from nila rested in the know a lot of they said that she's aware that many people are organizing themselves in the south of the country to begin protesting again by january the 4th the president said that some of her ministers are going around different regions to talk to social leaders and she said she is listening to the people, the man, and that her government is taking measures rural jamari feel, even though the protest, the peaceful, they generate loss for the state. we must solve the issues related to health, water, sewage, water fargo, culture, housing, roads, better education and internet for the children. i know the social demands are just, we do not refuse to attend to them. how many people are demanding her resignation and many blame her for the deaths during protest. they say she gave free rain to the army to quell the unrest. lot of the said she will not resign and she said that every single killing will be investigated, nor will happen. we're no

7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. united states of america was suddenly and deliberately attacked by navel and air forces by the empire of japan. i ask that the congress the united states and the japanese empire. >> president franklin roosevelt making the address on japan's attack on pearl harbor 81 years ago today. and joining us, our analysts. good morning to you both, gentlemen. as i watched that speech, december 7th, 1941, of course, was one of the highest on that list, and i am reminded of the book where winston churchill sent love letters roosevelt, but on this day, december 7th, everything changed. >> it did. that night, churchill heard the news on the bbc. he was at a birthday dinner at checkers and wanted to immediately declare war on japan. and it was the american envoy that said you can't declare war on a radio broadcast. there was a phone call that night between roosevelt and churchill, and he said, is it true, mr. president? he said, it's true, and we are all in the same boat now. you can argue, in fact, we had been in the same boat since the 1st of september in '39 when hitler invaded poland, but the isolation of america was so strong an

president saying that on january 7th as he was rehearsing a speech condemning the previous day's attack. >> i don't want to say the election was lost, i want to say congressbetween mark meadows and eric hirschman on december 3rd which was well before the storming of the capitol. quote, hirschman, just an fyi, former trump campaign lawyer alex cannon and his team identified the 10,000 supposed dead people voting in georgia isn't accurate. i didn't hear that. i think i found 22 if i remember correctly. two of them died just days before the general election. hirschman, it was alleged in rudy giuliani's hearing today. your number is much closer to what we can prove. i think it's 12. meadows, my son found 12 obituaries and 6 other possibles. >> hirschman, that sounds more like it. maybe he can help rudy find the other 10,000? meadows, lol. when the claims of dead voters didn't pan out trump elevated theories about dominion voting machines. that came from sidney powell. they said the software was created in venezuela for hugo chavez. when powell told trump about the conspiracy theory trump laughed literally. while she was speaking the president muted his speake

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saying that much on january 7th as he wa rehearsing a speech condemning the previous days attack on th capital. >> i do want to say th election was - i want to say congresshis is the big lie at play one that included outlandish theories about fake ballots an dead voters. and each and every one of thos instances, trump and his tea knew there was nothing to thes ideas. nothing but fraud. here is an example of that fro a conversation between mar meadows and then white house lawyer mark hirsch when -- well before the storming of th capital. quote, herschmann, just an fyi former trump campaign lawyer alex cannon and his team verified that the ten k plus supposed that people voting in georgia is not accurate. meadows, i didn't hear tha claim. it's not accurate. i think i found 22 if remember correctly two of them died just days before the general election. herschmann, it was a legit i rudy giuliani's hearing today, your number is much closer t what we can prove. i think it's 12 >> meadows, my son found 12 obituaries and six other possibles depending on the accuracy herschmann that sounds mor like it. maybe he can help fruity fin the other 10,000 meadows, lol w