hast of the business interests i mean united fruit didn't want arbenz around before they got rid of them so on and on and on this goes back decades and decades and decades it of it's about the maintenance of empire and that's what we're seeing in bolivia where i lived in bolivia the spanish in bolivia this is a powder and now they found lithium it believed well and apparently that is a huge it is the oil of the future and guess who wanted to control it and guess who they didn't want to control it even more out exactly evil morality said you know he brought poverty down in a country where no one else would i do this in was we want to control the lithium and the multinational corporations they they set the machine in motion. and choose the swedish prosecutors dropped the 2010 rape investigation against wiki leaks founder julian assange and citing a lack of evidence the case was shelved 2 years ago but was reopened after a silence was forcibly drugged out of the ecuadorian embassy in london in april now that it came about now for the country terminated his 7 year asylum their asylum just cu

shadows and they operate on the be hast of the business interests i mean united fruit didn't want arbenz around before they got rid of them so on and on and on this goes back decades and decades and decades it of it's about the maintenance of empire and that's what we're seeing in bolivia where i lived in bolivia the spanish in bolivia this is the powder and now they found lithium it believed well they had apparently and that is a huge it is the oil of the future and guess who wanted to control it and guess who they didn't want to control it even more out exactly evo morales said even though he brought poverty down in a country where no one else that i do this in was we want to control the lithium and the multinational corporations they they set the machine in motion. donald trump's a former top advisor on russia has become the star of the impeachment hearings into the u.s. president by rehashing an old narrative be wary of moscow. the impact of the successful 2016 russian campaign remains evident today our nation is being told to pass through his questions our highly professional expert

it is expected to weaken as it travels north over the signed arbenz, the world's largest mangrove forest india, the military has been put on standby to help in emergencies. in may this year, pakistan was shaken after it emerged that large numbers of people in just one region had been infected with hiv. within six months, about 1,200 people in the sindh province in the southeast of the country were declared hiv positive. nearly 900 of them were children and the number of infected people is constantly growing. the bbc‘s shumaila jaffery travelled to the region to find out how the affected families are coping. they are frightened and traumatised. a few months ago, in the small village of ratto dero, 32 children we re village of ratto dero, 32 children were found to be hiv positive. the community is still reeling with horror. translation: our children's lives are at stake. power they going to cope with this disease? people hate them. people even discriminate against us. they ask us not to shake hands and not to visit their houses because they fear that they will also get sick. a massive scre

been leaders leftist leaders in latin america basically since going back since 1954 and the coup arbenz in guatemala every time there's been a coup against a left this leader since then in latin america the united states has been intricately involved in its planning and its financing and in often times even in this execution this is the will of the kind of see how that plays out and what more information develops to see if the same thing possibly happened here corporate media is focused hard on the opposition with little mention of their politics being this kind of very far right wing. politics they've also completely ignored the indigenous bolivians who support morales he was the 1st indigenous president there that's why you have popularity has there been a large response or demonstrations in support of morales in bolivia is right now i think a lot of most of the media most people are seeing only the the was right is right and i think the morales the supporters have been out since the start really. and there have been clashes between opposition supporters and government supporters and

history that's right and if you don't let us think 954 arbenz when he nationalized united fruit company toppled by the cia and then the us invaded cuba when it dared to have a revolution it invaded the dominican republic and toppled the un day in 1973 grenada in 1983 panama in 1990 this long list of the us and and by the way where are the democrats who are squawking about other governments interfering in americans elections this is america using the worst fascistic type tactics to interfere. in the politics the domestic politics of people in latin america it's interesting because the actions of the leadership there i'd say the interim in the hope that that is you know eventually going to have elections or which will get through a bit but interestingly this government's gotten so flag that even even the washington post had to say this since the formally obscure senators from power and yes has acted like anything but a caretaker and they went on to list some of the worst things that she's committed the bleeping constitution says. they have to have elections 90 days since the resignation o