alba is accusing manhattan d.a.s, arresting officers and department of corrections officials of racial discrimination when he was charged with second-degree murder or and is locked up at liker's high land back in july of last year. the arrest came after alba fatally stabbed a man inside the bodega where he worked, surveillance video showing alba was not the initial aggressor. investigators say the fight began after the man's girlfriend tried to pay for a bag of chips, but her card declined. the d.a. later dropped the charges with his office saying a homicide case against alba couldn't be proven at a trial beyond a reasonable doubt. alba's lawsuit now calls his acin part wrongful concern arrest in part wrongful prosecution and his stay at riker's island unconstitutional. here's alba's attorney this morning. >> basically, it seems like the racial equity policy is that they want to have equality of outcome, and that's impossible to repeat. everybody should be treated equally. >> reporter: the manhattan d.a.'s office de

this is alba, alba, this is an ultra early variety, the alba variety, and it ripens. one of the firstlarus, as if from a bush, one strawberry seedling will produce at least 500 g of finished harvest, inti agulongga is surprised, he is seeing a local curiosity for the first time, we started working with strawberries years ago, well of course, we didn’t come to this result right away, the beginning began, marina and alexander ekhnovets started with cucumbers, then they took up strawberries, years later it turns out that the culture is much more attractive, now as many as six varieties are grown on... hundred square meters, i still want such a tasty fruit to eat , that is, before, a warm bed, the start worked for a month, as soon as the snow melts, the owners erect greenhouses, cover the ground so that the fruits ripen on time, a certain temperature regime is needed, at least ten plus, to maintain balance in greenhouses they build stoves, stoking needs to be done daily, otherwise all the work is in vain, large labor and financial costs. strawberries are a long-awaited gift of summer. exp

this is alba, alba, this is an ultra early variety alba, yes, he is one of the first to keep up in belarus a bush, one strawberry seedling will give at least 500 g of finished harvest, intiagulonga is surprised, he is seeing a local curiosity for the first time, we started working with strawberries years ago, well, of course, we didn’t immediately come to this result, the beginning began, marina and alexander ekhnovets started with cucumbers, then we started growing strawberries, years later it turns out that the crop is much more attractive, now as many as six varieties are grown on forty acres, i still want something so tasty there is fruit, that is, earlier, a warm bed, the start of work is the month of february, as soon as the snow melts, the owners erect greenhouses, cover the ground so that the fruits ripen on time, a certain temperature regime is needed, at least ten plus, to maintain balance in the greenhouses stoves are being erected, a stoker is needed daily, otherwise all the work will be in vain, very large labor and... and financial costs. strawberries are a long-awaited gift

this is alba, alba, this is an ultra-early variety, the alba variety, yes, it is one of the first tolarus, as if from a bush, one strawberry seedling will give at least 500 g of the finished harvest, and intiagulga is surprised, he sees a local curiosity for the first time we started with strawberries years ago, but of course we didn’t immediately come to this result. the beginning began, marina and alexander ekhnovets started with cucumbers, then moved on to strawberries. years later, it turns out that the culture is much more welcoming. now on forty hundred square meters it is grown and six varieties, you still want something so tasty, there is fruit, that is, earlier, a warm bed, the start of work is the month of february, as soon as the snow melts, the owners erect guys, cover the ground so that the fruits ripen on time, a certain temperature regime is needed, at least ten on the plus side, to maintain balance, stoves are built in the greenhouses, fires need to be fired daily, otherwise all the work is in vain, very large labor and... and financial costs. strawberries are a long-

yaroslav, in fact, alba, uh, when they found them, they turned to me at the shelter, they said that weuch smaller muzzle, less massive hind legs, well , their lifestyle is different, actually significantly, and the most important thing is that they lie in holes and are born in holes, and they are born naked and blind and need protection, and there is no hare at all, they are immediately ready to run, moreover, even newborn bunnies can rush into battle, at the aggressor, that is, such a small bunny has just been born, weighing 100 g, is already rushing into battle at you hissing growl, as they said, very it looks like the tractor is starting and can’t get started, yaroslav, tell me a little more about what you do, i have a small shelter for rabbits, how do you get rabbits, they come to us mainly through requests, or they send some advertisements on social media . in some chats, where someone needs help, where someone was put in a cage, and a large number of requests are about abandoned animals, that is, they are left in boxes, in carriers, near stores, and this is a very big problem, an

this is the alba tail house, and the other soldiers actually came up the stairs. and they simply was just smashing everything that they could see. you can say this cupboard has been up to, they've been moved into this part of the house where they broke the door down. that's actually as, as name she was in her rooms level that come so obviously very, very quiet. she was in her room. this is her room ahead now, these ladies through a sound good night. now i've seen these sound great several times being used outside. when they go off in the open to, they have this funder as noise. you can just imagine how loud it was when is in an enclosed space. there was a kick down there still, and they were trying to look for both of some alba tail. he was actually in a different room. let me just take you here, but before we do that, do we know why your brother was arrested? the is ready, so it tells you anything that's just, i don't know why did detain him. they came in quite violent. they attacked and beat us for no reason. some 50 soldiers were here, it's a small place and th

as alba rivals on independence.set up by former first minister alex salmond. humza yousaf the leader of the snp has played down the defection, saying it's no great loss and that he's not surprised thatisit loss and that he's not surprised that is it from me. i'll have more a little later this evening, but for the moment it is back to . mark no great loss. is back to. mark no great loss. >> what a rude and ignorant thing to say from the scottish first minister. tells you everything you need to know about his character. i like to hang on to everyone in my team. welcome dolan . tonight, welcome to mark dolan. tonight, in exclusive as the late in a world exclusive as the late queen elizabeth's childhood friend slams meghan markle and expresses sympathy for harry, i'll get reaction from the queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield. plus, tomorrow's newspaper front pages and live reaction in the studio from tonight's top pundits . this tonight's top pundits. this evening, authorjenny tonight's t

let's cross back over to monica alba. monica, my sincerest apologies to you for interrupting you, but we just wanted to hear the majority leader there speak. about the passage of this bill. and let's just go back to the point that we were saying and as i was concluding, those comments, that the white house and i think, most of us who are following this, who are bracing ourselves for a government shutdown. that now clearly has not happened. it will not happen. give us the insight of what the white house is thinking about the passage of this specific short term funding bill. obviously, on one hand, they are going to welcome it because it is not a shutdown of the government. but is it also a victory in terms of what they were hoping to get? >> well, i think there is one big piece of this at the white house is watching very closely, and that is something that leader schumer alluded to. that is specifically this ukraine aid and funding. that is something that is really, really critical to president biden and his administration

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salimos hablar con residentes de la comunidad y asÍ conocimos a alba. >> esto no me lo hubiese imaginado hay privacidad. quÉ consecuencias hay para colocar cÁmaras escondidas en lugares pÚblicos como este? ademÁs, por el que tener multas de hasta mÁs de $1000, sin embargo el oficial explica que depende del material encuentran en el telÉfono podrÍa entrar el castigo por la agresor y aprovechamos el espacio para mostrarle cÓmo darse cuenta si hay cÁmaras escondidas en algÚn sitio al que vaya a ir. lo que debe hacer es lo siguiente, primero le explicÓ al camarÓgrafo que quite la luz porque debe traen en oscuridad y si ve alguna luz verde como esta, significa que puede haber algÚn dispositivo grabando y otro truco que puede incrementar es prender el flash del telÉfono y apuntarlo por la habitaciÓn y una vez que apunte un flash a una cÁmara como esta, sepan de una luz al final quitan en el lente refleja la luz, entonces es indicativo que de que tambiÉn puede haber un dispositivo grabando y tambiÉn se recomienda revisar, nuevo las cortinas, mueva los espejos, los bote de basura tambiÉn para sa

and now let's try the a prime minister onto the alba nicely has met with indigenous representatives ahead of alignment referendum because on votes is to show what he calls the best of australia and recognize indigenous people in the constitution. the amendment would also give them a silent issues and the fact that communities, as a reminder, that top story at this, i'll start using cars and say more than a 1000 people have been killed by is ready and strikes. the palestinian territory has no attic tricity as its own. the pump station has run out of israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was forming on the board to see unity governments with opposition. the defendant guests administration is time to last as long as it conflicts continues. this is dw, with continuing coverage of israel's will, with a much better gulf will have felt moved. world news of the top of the have a good the prejudices and stereotypes to shape to west the south africa. adults to make a nice, we've come to these, created together they explored the contradictory nature of these euro centric attitude. and how thes

moving on to health and safety, battalion chief alba attended the redman health and safety symposium in new york and attended many classes there, including behavioral health, including pers which is in our turn outs and a chemical that is cancer causing. also attended partnerships and collaborations to fight cancer. to look at science based recommendations. and post preliminary exposure reduction. chief alba is all in on the health and safety of our folks, and going to these symposiums helps increase his knowledge, brings that knowledge back to the san francisco fire department, creates policy suggestions to how to keep our folks safe and so we are glad he went. in the bhu unit, the month of august they are 74 contacts for total of 298.22 hours. i think that is a 8, but getting old. touch to see that one. under office of employee health, we have dr. [indiscernible] and nurse practitioner-they also screen candidates for september h3 level 1 academy and perform promotional exams for newly promoted officers. 25 new hire exams and 23 promotional exams among all of their other work. our i

monica alba and co-anchor of the pbs news hour. thank you again. meanwhile the u.s.ponse to this situation in israel is complicate by the house of representatives is still without a permanent speaker this morning. congressman jim jordan, the current gop nominee, lost his first speaker vote yesterday after 20 fellow republicans voted against him. despite his setback, the ohio republican is vowing to keep going. but i can assure you he's vowing to keep going. all of this comes after jordan's pressure campaign to get skeptical members onboard failed. he also had conservative tv hosts like sean hannity and others calling out. jordan now has until 11:00 a.m. this morning to try to garner support for the next vote for speaker. however, at least as of this moment it appears he's still not there. there's a sense the longer this goes his support will erode. other candidates may step forward, but right now republicans still going forward with a key member of the january 6th insurrection, as their nominee for speaker. next on "way too early" we'll get a quick switch to business

love a this is my son. alba von junior. his fresh. they came and told me, i need to come around here cause my son been an accidental bad accident. i know that was the last time i get to talk to my son. coming to have it kind of live. he is it a shot at us? they thought we was coming to the game ways to retaliate on them. then we would just come into a new account or like they shot 2 people. one um, uh his uh was broken 2 places and the lady was shot in the bucks. and the guys that was where me was mad cause i refused to let them retaliate even out the bed. the the games are so, so internally, social media got there and to, and with that, where's in the past before social media again might have disrespected somebody. now, what would be perceived by most people? it's just a personal meal. slap that somebody that's immediately retaliated by social media. everyone knows about it immediately, and there's already in motion that someone's going to pay for that. what happens is that somebody who lives in the name of is just blocking a block a

now striving prime minister and the alba nicely has met with indigenous representatives the head of a landmark referendum. he called a vote just to show what he called the best of australia and to recognize indigenous people in the constitution. the amendment would also give them a silent issues that affect the communities the components president has replaced the 2 generals who resigned days before a divisive election. the officers have said why they quit, but publish media se very back, because the government was trying to involve the military and its re election campaign of a lot of musicians k as in brussels on his 1st visit to nato headquarters. since that russians invasion on a visit intended to shore up support for the training will efforts your training president said his priorities as defense systems and long range may south.

she's become alba's first msp and says her old party has lost its focus on independence.lba rivals the snp as a pro—independence party and was set up by former first minister alex salmond. a humza yousaf has played down the defection, though, saying it's no great loss and he's not surprised . loss and he's not surprised. a proposal to close rail ticket offices has resulted in the biggest ever response to a pubuc biggest ever response to a public consultation. the rmt union says around 750,000 passengers have had their say way ahead of an expected announcement on the future of ticket offices at train stations. and the union's head, mick lynch, is warning the government against the closure, saying 98% of those who did respond are opposed to the controversial plan . around £7 controversial plan. around £7 million of taxpayers money has been spent renovating the home of the speaker of the house of commons since sir lindsay hoyle took office in 2019. more than £1 million a year has been spent on the property, including on state rooms and offices. the figures which were release

she's become alba's first msp and says her old party has lost its focus on independence. alba rivals the snp as a pro—independence party and it was set up by former first minister alex salmond , first minister alex salmond, humza yousaf the snp leader has played down the defection , played down the defection, though, saying it's no great loss and that he's not surprised . and south africa have won the rugby world cup for a record fourth time, beating new zealand in a dramatic final at the stade de france south africa edged a tight game 12 points to 11. all of their points from the boot of flyhalf handre pollard . and the flyhalf handre pollard. and the turning point may have been the sending all blacks sending off of the all blacks captain cane for a captain sam cane for a bad tackle in the first half. his was first red card in was the first red card in a world cup final. south africa won every match from the quarterfinal onwards by a single point . this quarterfinal onwards by a single point. this is gb news. that's it for the moment. but now it is time for headliners .

she's joined the ranks of the rival alba party as she's become alba's first msp and says her old partylba rivals the snp as a pro—independence party. it was set up by former first minister alex salmond , humza minister alex salmond, humza yousaf, the leader of the snp has played down the defection , has played down the defection, saying it's no great loss and that he's not surprised . that he's not surprised. meanwhile, forecasts are warning of further flooding to areas of the country that are still reeling from the effects of storm babett . yellow weather storm babett. yellow weather warnings are in place for several parts of the country. the east coast of scotland and northern ireland and the south of england. been plenty of england. there's been plenty of england. there's been plenty of flooding around the country too, because of heavy rain, a shopping centre in hastings in east sussex evacuated east sussex was evacuated earlier because of flooding and some rail services have been suspended following the damage caused by storm babett . we're on caused by storm babett. we're on tv ,

. >> joining us is nbc news white house correspondent monica alba. monica, good morning. monica, do we know anymore about the potential of the president visiting israel? >> reporter: we know, jose, the white house has received that invitation from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and we know they're considering it. there may be conversations going on about what could be feasible here. of course, with any presidential travel, no matter the destination, there's so many logistical and security considerations that go into that planning, add to that potentially going into a war zone and you can understand the total challenge here for the house as they are continuing to talk about this merely as a possibility. they're not saying anything beyond that right now except that the administration is trying to do everything else in this near term to show its solidarity for israel and that the president will continue to stay at the white house today to participate in national security meetings with his team, and it is significant that that planned trip to pueblo, colorado, that was go

uruguayan forward will soon join inter miami in the united states and will play with messi bosque and alba in the 10th week of the saudi football league , the al-nasr team defeated zamak, and the second goal of al-nasr was scored by christian ronaldo. and in galatasaray and besiktas game in the 9th week of turkish super li, galatasaray fans supported the oppressed people of palestine. thank you for your cooperation with this hour's sports news, have a good time , god bless you. gathering of people and students in front of the swiss embassy the office of the protector of american interests in iran in support of the oppressed people of palestine, we iranian muslim students are demanding that we be sent to the rolling hills of this monotheistic resistance and, god willing , pray with our brothers and sisters in al-aqsa mosque to express our sympathy for the suffering people of palestine. we came here and to say palestine, with their slogans and handwritten notes, the demonstrators were referring to the role of the united states in killing the palestinian people. all the countries and doubles

the attorney representing alba joined us earlier to discuss their case.> it seems like the racial equity policy by bragg is that they want to have equality of outcome and that's impossible, everybody should be treated equally. rachel: the suit comes about two months after bragg reversed his decision dropping the second degree murder charges and lowering alba's bail from $500,000 to 50 of thousand $50,. california governor gavin newsom facing a difficult decision over who will fill the late senator dianne feinstein's seat after her passing friday at age 90. the governor suggested it would be a black woman and yesterday i floated this name as a potential option. >> i was just going to say, could be meghan markle and you can be sure that meghan markle when -- you laugh at that. but you can be sure that a she is lobbying for herself right now. rachel: yeah, i think she's on the phone a lot over the last 24 hours. calling people. an anonymous major democrat donor with close ties to the governor gavin newsom says megan is a long shot but in the craziness that i

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kile, alba kile. well, well, throat singing, it turned out to me that these are mongolian things, noes, yes, yes, this is the pentatonic scale, tyuzhsky, listen, it’s so simple, understandable, even for those who are not particularly sensitive here, you understand that auditory suckers don’t care , well, this is so clear, and it’s so straight forward, comrades, can i think that now you can barely fit this into the cross? great, but we don't they just brought bashkerian instruments, i myself studied at a music gymnasium in the trombone class, so i’m a trombonist myself and we even make such mixes - with with different instruments, with trombone, with duduk, zurna, dumbra, this zainedin has mastered everything, you can imagine how this boy annoyed his parents, he banged on everything that he had in his hands, also, listen, if there is, everything that glitters, if there is a trombone, it is already in zainedin’s hands, if there is, what is this horn here , russian, he immediately uzun go in his hands, well, it’s necessary, and even duduk, and even duduk, once there was such a story, uh

majesty will soon join inter miami in the united states and will be a teammate of messi bosque and alba. in the 10th week of the saudi football league, the al-nasr do team defeated zamak, and the second goal of the al-nasr team was scored by cristiano ronaldo. and in the match between galatra and besiktas in the ninth week of the turkish super league, galatra fans supported the oppressed people of palestine. thank you for your companion. in the name of god, the most merciful , the most merciful, greetings to you again, dear viewers , welcome to the news section at 13:00. the number of attacks by the zionist regime on gaza in the past 15 days exceeded 4400 people , only 50 people were martyred last night. in continuation of the massive air attack on the gaza strip , last night, the zionist regime's fighters destroyed a number of residential houses in refa diballeh neighborhood of zaytoun beitlehia . the attack of the zionist regime's fighters on el nusayra camp market

let's bring in nbc news white house correspondent, monica alba.od morning, what can you tell us about this call with families? >> those families certainly have a lot of questions, jose, for the biden administration, and united states government, and we know that president biden will be holding this call meeting virtually with these families before he is scheduled to leave for philadelphia later this afternoon for a clean energy speech that is not related to the crisis in israel as this president has been monitoring it hour-by-hour, participating in meetings with his national security team, but specifically when asked why he wanted speak to these families, we got a little bit of insight on why this is so personal for the president. here's what he told 60 minutes. >> why do you feel so strongly about speaking to these families personally on zoom? >> because i think they have to know that the president of the united states of america cares deeply about what's happened to then. deeply. we have to communicate to the world this is critical. this is not

now from tel aviv, israel, is nbc's jay gray and from washington, white house correspondent monica alba. so, jay, let me start with you. israeli troops remain along gaza's border. is there any indication that a ground assault and the intense air strikes we have been seeing may end up on pause around the president's visit? >> you know, we asked point blank the idf the possibility of that and they say they will continue their mission while they are honored the president will be here. they appreciate the support that they're going to continue with their work. look, you talked about the buildup of troops, ground troops along the border. we have seen more equipment, more troops moving in today. when pushed on that, what we are told is that basically they are going to prepare for this mission and move in when they are ready to move in. there has been a lot of talk, a lot of speculation about when this is going to happen and how it is going to happen and they say they're going to do this on their own terms as they continue their primary focus of making sure in their words they obliterate hamas

and tracking the latest with secretary blinken is nbc's monica alba. monica, as we await potential remarks from the secretary of state at this u.n. meeting, what can we expect? >> this is a high level ministerial meeting at the united nations where it is likely they will consider a resolution to formally condemn hamas after the atrocities of those attacks on october 7th. this is something that the united states, of course, has been following very closely from a diplomatic perspective, and secretary blinken himself had that marathon week or so of travel, visiting many different countries, speaking to many of his different counterparts about this exact conflict. but last week, there was a resolution here that would have essentially called for a cease-fire, so humanitarian aid could have gotten into gaza and the u.s. vetoed that at the time. what is considered today, again, would be this resolution that would condemn hamas, but that would not call for a cease-fire according to some western diplomats with knowledge of these conversations. and that is becau

us agency for international development, usaid, openly interferes in the internal politics of the albain fact, it funds non-governmental organizations and projects aimed at destabilizing legitimate governments that do not share their interests. through these programs funding, they are ruining ours... samantha power, where do you think it manifests itself, in armenia, and they don’t like her there, the armenian tragedy may be the price for ousting russia from the region. of course, we see that recent events, and not only the events of the last days, weeks or months, including the blockade of the lochin corridor, but everything that has been happening over the course of a number of years raises... real questions about russia’s role as a peacemaker. our focus is on the us-armenia partnership and how to deepen it. you asked a question about what specifically this is how exactly this partnership will deepen in light of the latest news. i will not prejudge events, since these issues are being discussed literally right now. apply sanctions to azerbaijan or leave your country. you don't care,

i want to bring in our monica alba who is in washington who covers the white house.nd also back with us is raf sanchez from ashdod, israel. let me start with you, there in israel, raf, you were just listening to the president with us. what does this visit mean and this new information? he said the american assessment after looking at the intelligence here is that that rocket, as he called it, an errant rocket, originated in gaza by a militant group there? >> reporter: yeah, ana, all morning we have been talking about this back and forth between the israeli military and the palestinian terrorist group, palestinian islamic jihad about who was responsible for the explosion at the el ak wee hospital in gaza city. the president saying that an american assessment independent of israel is that it was an errant palestinian rocket, which caused that explosion. he says they are still seeking more information. but at this point, he says the united states is confirming israel's narrative of what happened here, that this was not an israeli air strike, that it was a palestinian ro

monica alba explains. >> stop playing games. >> reporter: president biden challenging hardliners in congress who are trying to block funding for ukraine. >> i can't believe those who voted for supporting ukraine overwhelming majority in the house and senate, democrat and republican, will for pure political reasons let more people die need leslie in ukraine. >> reporter: the president pushes lawmakers to pass a supplemental bill to keep those funds slowing. the u.s. has already sent more than $113 billion in aid to ukraine. it defense itself, much of it used for security and humanitarian assistance. broad members on capitol hill back funding. >> to the republicans to say ukraine doesn't matter, you're wrong. respectfully, you're wrong. the war gets bigger, not smaller. >> reporter: voters are more divided, 41% saying the u.s. is doing too much to help the country. now it's up to congress. speaker mccarthy linked it to additional border security to get both sides to support. >> i support ukraine, but america comes first. >> mon, what does it mean for current ukraine aid? >> reporter: they can

actually work, and these organizations are called upon to do this, we look with great hope at brix, albas, other principles, also worth note their economic orientation, but focused on the principle of solidarity, and not on the principle of competition, for example, we are already seeing how economic organizations are beginning to... decline. the european union is one of them, which started out as a good model, an example for the whole world, but today it is turning into a model that is becoming heavier and heavier, which is more and more difficult to work with, because the interests are economic and financial, and under the auspices economics and finance, little is possible unite because it is competition. on the other hand, we can work on the social principles of complementarity and solidarity, so i believe that this... mr. minister, at the un, you spoke about fake news about venezuela, for example, a number of major european american publications wrote that venezuela and the us is close to concluding a deal on sanctions, how true is this, and if this is true, at what stage are the neg

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now msnbc's chief correspondent ali velshi in israel, and nbc news white house correspondent monica albaere at the white house. we've been following reports from the idf. we've seen really the massacre in that kibbutz where you are, which was, you know, finally opened up to the press yesterday. tell us the situation now. >> reporter: yeah, well, at the moment -- idf has confirmed reports of something going on in the north of the country. they say nothing has landed but alarms went off in the north of the country, there were various reports. the official designation is aircraft, those could have been drones. we've seen some activity about 15 miles behind us. we felt the percussion of attacks into gaza, idf attacks into gaza, and we've seen a number of patriot launches, if one happens while we're on the air, i'll go to it. the situation on the kibbutz there, a number of the kibbutz on the border around gaza, one you saw the remarkable images coming out of them. they are shocking. they are, believe it or not, worse than people had already seen or even thought. i spoke to people from another

this is the alba tail house, and the other soldiers actually came up the stairs. and they simply was just smashing everything that they could see. you can say this company has been up to, they've then moved into this part of the house where they broke the door down. that's actually at this name. she was in her rooms level that come see obviously very, very quiet. she was in her room. this is her room ahead now, these ladies through a sound relate. now i've seen these sound great several times being used outside. when they go off in the open at, they have this funder as noise. you can just imagine how loud it was when is in an enclosed space. they also kick down there still, and they were trying to look for with us some alba to he was actually in a different room. let me just take you here, but before we do that, do we know why your brother was arrested? that he is ready? so it tells you anything that's just, i don't know why did detain him. they came in quite violent. they attacked and beat us for no reason. some 50 soldiers were here, it's a small place and the k

we look at brix, alba in latin america, silac, organizations based on complementarity, solidarity, otherples, it is also worth noting their economic orientation, but focused on the principle of solidarity and not on the principle of competition, for example, we already see how economic organizations are starting decline, the european union is one of them, which began with a good model , an example for the whole world, but today it is turning into a model that is becoming heavier and heavier, with which it is more and more difficult to work, because the interests are economic and financial, and under the auspices of economics and finance, little can be united, because this is competition, on the other hand, we can work on the social principles of complementarity and solidarity, so i believe that this is the way forward. signor to the minister, mister minister, in un you talked about fakes addressed to. from venezuela, for example, a number of major european american publications wrote that venezuela and the united states are close to concluding a deal on sanctions. how true is this, and i