like here how to count, because if we are pushed by the latest news, for example, president of argentina mileyversion, that... and the opposition is trying to prove this matter, but here, precisely in these proofs, we run into a very curious wall. let me first explain how the voting process takes place in venezuela; it differs physically from how it takes place in russia and many other countries. so, the easiest way to say it is that venezuela has entirely electronic voting. a person comes with his id, using his fingerprint, which is on the id card of any latin american, he is identified, he goes to the car, on the screen you... choose the party he likes, which is important, not the candidate, but the party. maduro, for example, was nominated by thirteen parties, so a person could vote for one of these 13 parties from which maduro would be nominated, which means i’m finishing the answer to your question, if we are not driven by emotions, not by political considerations, not by political ones, i i apologize for the expression of idiosyncrasy, yes, it’s an interesting word, but from arithmetic,

the eccentric president of argentina miley, even before the announcement of the first results of theat he does not recognize. an american official, whose people are hardly, boldly talks about the will of another people pleased with the state of the owner of the white house and the squabbles of the election race, but this is different for them, however, the world is changing and the voice... russia, china, alexander lukashenko congratulated with these words: the residents of your country supported the course of building a modern and independent state in which the people can independently determine their destiny. olga igorevna, why is it so difficult for venezuelans to determine their destiny, why does washington want so much, i put the word help in quotation marks? naturally, the masses, being alive organism, they choose the leader who will protect them, so they choose him, but they understand that the other leaders are artificially created opponents, oppositionists who will not actually pursue any interests of their people, do you agree that there will be no new guaido and that the s

the eccentric president of argentina miley even before the announcement of the first results in vote,that he would not recognize maduro's victory. the us state department cannot hide its irritation. state secretary blinken has already managed to state that washington is seriously concerned that the announced result does not reflect the will or voice of the venezuelan people. it is surprising how boldly an american official, whose people are hardly happy with the state of the white house occupant and the squabbles of the election race, but that's different for them, speaks about the will of another people. however, the world is changing and the voice of pro-washington forces sounds muffled against the backdrop of congratulations that maduro received from the leaders of countries such as russia and china. alexander lukashenko congratulated him with the following words: the residents of your country supported the course towards building a modern and independent state. in which the people can independently determine their own destiny. olga igorevna, why is it so difficult for venezuelans

even before the first results of the vote were announced, the eccentric president of argentina miley declared that he would not recognize maduro's victory. the us state department cannot hide its irritation. blinken has already managed to state that washington is seriously concerned that the announced result does not reflect the will or voice of the venezuelan people. it is surprising how boldly an american official, whose people are hardly happy with the state of the owner of the white house, talks about the will of another people . squabbles of the election race. but that's different for them. however, the world is changing, and the voice of the pro-washington forces sounds muffled against the backdrop of the congratulations that maduro received from... i would like to draw attention to two points: first of all, everyone was worried that the figures that were published based on the results of the vote of 51 and 44, if there had been a much larger gap, then i think there would have been less concern, secondly, that the candidate who was presented by the opposition, his age, of cours

the eccentric president of argentina miley, even before the announcement of the first results of thethat he would not recognize the victory. they cannot hide their irritation in the state department usa. mr. blinken has already managed to state that washington is seriously concerned that the announced result does not reflect the will or voice of the venezuelan people. it is surprising how boldly an american official, whose people are hardly happy with the state of the owner of the white house and the squabbles of the election race, talks about the will of another people. but that is different for them. however, the world is changing and the voice is pro-washington. "the people of your country supported the course of building a modern and independent state in which the people can independently determine their own destiny. olga igorevna, why is it so difficult for venezuelans to determine their own destiny, why does washington want to, i put the word in quotes , help the venezuelan people, using all its resources, including its own:

dozens of other nations are also speaking out against maduro with argentina's president, javier mileilieve he won a battle. however, the most important thing is that the venezuelan lions have awakened, and sooner or later socialism will come to an end. vice president of america's society council of americas, erin fansworth, joins us now. why don't you just give us a quick update on the latest. i do know9 that the opposition leaders, the president-elect, gone sal low, the face of the opposition is, came out of hiding yesterday to the attend protests. now what? >> hi, rachel. well, that's a great question, now what. but, look, what they did yesterday was truly inspiration ifal -- rachel: yes. >> coming out of hiding mt. face of violent oppression from the maduro regime, they came a out to inspire their people to peacefully claim what they already voted for just a week ago today which is to say overwhelmingly the people of venezuela voted for change democratically to end the misrule of the maduro regime and to institute a new presidency under venezuela's own constitution. so it's really

which we are fighting, even if there is no aggression, well, look at argentina, there were all the restrictions there before president miley, and in argentina, a country that is not in the military and does not fight neither with brazil nor with chile, she still did not receive any inve'. because there were currency restrictions, multiple exchange rates, that is, the real argentine currency there did not understand at what rate it could be exported and at what price it could be sold, that is , in fact, the situation was the same as we had in the 93rd year of kuchma’s time, when he was the prime minister, and there we where for a short time , the time was zvigil, when we had an official rate, semi-official, unofficial and there was still black and anyone did not understand, all these restrictions, when the rate is formed in a non-market way, it means only one thing, no one will. to invest in this country, today we have no investments in the country, you know this, or we have such a very, very small part, those companies are investing that are simply forced to finance and invest, because they have already financed, invested

this is you know, they're almost saying to these people, if you it's like peronism in argentina before javier mileio people, you know, if you vote laboun people, you know, if you vote labour, we'll give you some cushy public sectorjob. and, cushy public sector job. and, you know, if the unions donate money to labour, you know, we're going to make sure we look after you. >> of course, let's not forget £50 billion of public tax money goes to that is proposed in this. and eventually i fear that labour will break every manifesto promise . and unless manifesto promise. and unless you're an asylum seeker or asylum seeker or a public sector worker, you're unlikely to benefit from this. you know, i'm not being cynical. that's exactly what's going to happen. and anyone in between is just going to have to pay for it. and i don't think in the end that the people that voted labour now, there are a lot, by the way, it was just by default . way, it was just by default. it's ultimately it was just by default. the people have just had enough of the conservatives, we've had enough of the conservatives and we lean t

example eduardo elstein is the man of confidence of the chabat ludavich in argentina is the principal sponsor of javier milei uh only to say this word shabat ludavic we already know what what this means their flags are killing children and women in gaza nowadays their flags are waving over the their merkava tanks so we should pay much more attention argentina today i would say so on that note i would like to thank mr. bruno. academic and political analyst from porto alegre, brazil. thank you, mr. bickleani. now thousands of venezuelans have rallied in support of president nicholas maduro as a post-election standoff continues. maduro himself delivered the speech at the march which was held in downtown karacas. he said opposition candidate edmundo gonzalez and opposition leader maria corina richado are seeking foment or seeking to foment a coup. called for their arrest. venezuela's national electoral council proclaimed maduro the winner of the third term in office following vote on july 28th. the opposition however claims election fraud and has been staging rival rallies. the us, the eu and several latin ameri

detective story has unfolded in... the circle of the disappearance of argentina's gold and foreign exchange reserves, who are you, mr. mileyqué waistcoats around the world wondered when this gentleman became president of argentina last year, he himself recommended himself as an onarcho-capitalist, that is, a person who is sure that there should be no other power except the power of money, the one who has a lot of this money, rights and... has, unlike the trembling creature. there was an opinion that javier miley was slightly out of his mind, he adored his dogs, except for whom he had no soul mate. he waved a working chainsaw at election rallies, demonstrating his determination. he finally promised to dissolve 12 of the nineteen ministries . the ministry of sports - screw it. the ministry culture - to hell, the ministry of the environment - out. ministry. abolish the ministry of social welfare, education, transport, health, social development, women and diversity, public works, throw it all away. history knows crazy rulers, mostly kings, but just a quarter of a century ago the crazy president bucaram headed ecuador, charact

money is power, any power strives to be absolute, and miley only serves his idol, money as a superpower. argentina has been experiencing crisis after crisis for a quarter of a century. on the eve of meley's election , a third of the country's population was poor, in less than a year the new president did the impossible, 51% of citizens are already poor. agree, the golden calf simply demanded to bring this country misunderstandings as a sacrifice, a young, retired president who is merciful, he will be able to live in london for a long time, turning over british billions. well , that is, former argentine, of course. whether argentine gold will be able to strengthen the dollar or the pound, time will tell. i repeat, we do not criticize, everyone has their own path of sovereign development. like it to your heart's content. it is important for us to understand and feel the trends of the changing world. moreover, belarus in the first years of its sovereign formation, was already in a situation close to argentina's. about this... and the gold reserves of the state september ninety-four 5 kg of gold, that

it's just come out of argentina, where the new government of presidentjavier milei has created what hey unit, which the argentinian state says will use machine learning, and this is the quote, "to analyse crime data and predict future crime." now, you can imagine all sorts of ways in which that might be abused. yeah, i mean, it's a... it's a, it's a deep worry, and of course, our data protection legislation that exists today is not initially inspired by what companies might do with data, but by people's fears of what states might do with data, coming out of what was going on in east germany and the stasi. so, these laws are there to protect us, notjust from large companies, but from our own governments, but the situation we have at the moment is that our government, in trying to deliver services in the most difficult areas in society, the areas, so—called wicked problems, health, education, social care, these challenging problems, is somehow stymied in its deployment of these technologies, because they can't bring data together in which, in the same ways that these companies have. inde

javier miley in argentina, for now he himself will be free, yes, with his wonderful cloned dogs, he willte politicians, because you and i understand perfectly well, no matter how good kamala harris is towards israel, she is colored, we know the rule, a colored president cannot be sincere towards israel. you can say whatever you want about today's half-dead biden, but biden sincerely believed 20 years ago that the key, key instrument in foreign policy is support for israel, he really believed in it. kamala haris? no, of course not, it's not that she's not very smart, she plays by different rules. and so i understand today's prime minister of israel perfectly well, he 's betting on the republicans, this is a guarantee of his own life and the political course of his party. he understands what he's betting on, and america, let them interfere further, but if only someone would open their mouth and say how long israel will interfere in our elections, they are silent, well israel is really manipulating the internal and external, trying to manipulate the policy of the united states, the united s

rumors also appeared in argentina that gold from great britain would be sent as collateral to one of the swiss banks, which would allegedly provide the mileyent with a loan of a billion dollars; there was simply nothing to return it with. it’s the same as pawning your grandmother’s jewelry, you give gold in exchange for dollars, in order to get the gold back, you will have to return the dollars, if you don’t have the money, the pawnshop, in this case an international bank, will keep the gold for itself. in in any case, even if argentina has the money to pay off the loans, it will not be easy to return the gold. thus, the lion's share of the gold reserves in germany was until recently stored in the united states and the same great britain. berlin managed to get back only a small part. with great difficulty, the central bank of india managed to take back its 100 tons of gold from the british, where they had been since the early nineties. and there are many similar examples. in ukraine, after the coup d'etat in 1914, the entire gold reserve was also flown out to united states. if javier miley is more uk oriented, then he has moved to the uk.

argentina clashed with demonstrating pensioners in buenos aires. the protesters had gathered to march against an announcement by presidentjavier milei that he would vetoer—spray and beat some retirees. members of the opposition condemned the police action, saying it amounted to repression. a spacex rocket has been grounded following a failed mission as the faa investigates what went wrong. the falcon 9 rocket, which powers satellite launches as well as trips to orbit for astronauts, experienced a rare failure where its first—stage booster tipped over and exploded while attempting to land after its latest launch. the faa's investigation will determine when the falcon 9 might return to the launchpad. if out of commission, it could mean rolling setbacks for nasa and spacex ventures. you can read more of that on our website. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. wednesday brought us some big contrasts in the weather across the uk. now, for the north and west of the country, we did have a lot of cloud, and that brought some outbreaks of rain at times. you can see that on the combined satellite and radar picture. some of the heaviest rain went into we

javier milei cut all the restrictions on landlords in argentina and the amount of properties availableh overnight by 200%. >> yeah, yeah. amazing. okay, sticking with the sunday telegraph, a story about micro rainbows. are they as problematic as micro aggressions? lee. >> so this is trafalgar square's fourth plinth, which they have you know, art installations on. so the funding for it has gone to an lgbt migrant campaign group. so this, this pedestal is used to display a rotating series of artworks and the latest publicly funded piece is imprints by theresa teresa margolles, which comprises of plaster casts of the faces of 850 transgender people. shame. it was the faces that could have been more interesting, but and probably easier to climb. but enlisted to help with the production of the sculpture was the campaign group micro rainbow, which pushes for the release of detained migrants and seeks to place them in housing. so when they say lgbt migrants , so when they say lgbt migrants, quite often people pretend to be gay, there's no test. you don't have to touch anything. there's no you

argentina have clashed with demonstrating pensioners in buenos aires. crowd of protesters had gathered to march against an announcement by presidentjavier milei, that he wouldtear—gas and pepper—spray at some of those protesting. members of the opposition condemned the police action, saying it amounted to repression. a court in south korea has ruled that the government's plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are unconstitutional — because they don't look far enough into the future — and therefore do not protect people's fundamental rights. this ruling is the first in asia to recognise that a government's response to climate change could violate its citizen's rights. here in the uk the government is considering banning smoking in pub gardens. prime minister keir satrmer has now confirmed that the government is looking at measures to restrict smoking outdoors. as first reported by the sun newspaper, external smoking could be banned in pub gardens, outdoor restaurants, outside hospitals and sports grounds. (gfx) inthe uk, in the uk, smoking is currently prohibited in enclosed public places, workplaces, and on public transport. and since 201a, it's been agai

it says here reports have emerged recently from argentina, where the rental supplies jumped by 195.2%. there's nearly 200% more housing since javier mileit in and got rid of rent control. >> so he removed rent control. so then there was more of an incentive for people to come and bnng incentive for people to come and bring properties to the market. so that's how it should be done. rent controls never work. they reduce mobility, even if you're lucky enough to get one of those. like carrie bradshaw was lucky enough to get one of the rent controlled apartments, you then you can't lose that apartment, so it reduces mobility. you can't take a job somewhere else. it affects the economy like that. and also you just get chains of black market subletting, which isn't isn't good for anybody. and the money doesn't end up actually being reinvested in property. >> horrible, terrible landlord furniture. they don't decorate them. they don't make it nice. you have the horrible ikea. sorry ikea, but the worst sofa with the you know, it's all just bad. it doesn't. it's not prosperous. >> the millom chest of drawers and the klippan sofa guaranteed to give

got the guardian now, and argentina is going to use crime prediction techniques that have been used in the west for years. but the guardian doesn't like it because it's javier milei, >> yeah. >> yeah. >> this is the country's far right, president. >> far right. >> far right. >> did they say far right? >> did they say far right? >> yeah. just here. yeah oh my god, that's the thing. >> even if you feel that way, is it necessary? can you not just say, argentina's president and let people, you know, have some opinions? >> he's not an opinion. >> he's not an opinion. >> he's not an opinion. >> he's absolutely not far. right by any standard. he's a very liberal person. he's a libertarian. >> but but on the other hand, this does is questionable whether it's a very libertarian idea. but this is, i predicting future crimes, which , they're future crimes, which, they're comparing it to minority report, and it does sound very sci fi, doesn't it, that it'll be able to. now, i think it's about assessing sort of group crime, which is a bit different on an individual level. it would be if it looked at me and said, okay, i've assessed you, kerry, you're going to break the speed

a long history that argentina owed money to private investors, a default was declared with the argentine government for a long time, they went to court for a long time, since mileymal conspiracy, familiar, everything is clear, but some figures enter into a conspiracy with their own people, yes, they enter into a conspiracy, hold elections, listen to their own population and act in the interests of their own people, such a conspiracy is unacceptable from his point of view, because a chain is being built that the united states first robs its own. vassals allow their vassals to plunder someone further along this chain, but touchingly , there is no one further along the chain whom he can rob, because no one has the same pro-american policy as him, now so openly does not uh, so of course meley acts as a battering ram for these american, these american interests, but we will hope that the venezuelan government will still be able to sum up the election results, because american policy is very... understandable, not only are they unhappy, they want to cancel the elections as such and create chaos, yes, well, chaos - this is what americans can, by the way, organize it in