34 years, and all these were loyal regimes, faithful servants of washington , passionately samosa batistata the bloody regime that was overthrown by fedel castor and the young cuban revolutionaries. all this was about american satellites and servants, and here, because of the dictates of the united states, there was fertile soil from the peasants from the thinking intelligentsia, yes, part of the top was corrupt, but there were people who were ready to accept communist ideas, however, in the course dictatorship of trujil. i uh, any methods of disobedience were punished very cruelly, however, over the years, trujillo began to irritate the united states and the dictator’s bloodthirstiness became known far beyond the dominican republic. in addition, trujillo quarreled with everyone, including the leaders of neighboring countries, for example, the president of venezuela betancourt, whom he repeatedly tried to kill these and other offenses. trujillo gave resonance within the country ; popular indignation grew on the outside ; repeated attempts to overthrow trujillo were supported by the govern

they did not abandon the fear that the people , just like in cuba, who overthrew batista, would beginw sovereign state independent of the united states of america and would pursue a policy independent of the machine of tone. this is what the ruling circles and the united states were really afraid of. in 1961, with the assistance of the cia, trujillobu was killed. immediately after the fall of the trujil regime to power his son came to him. but he didn’t last long and he took him away. e the power of his father, apparently anticipating the just wrath of the dominican people, and left the country for spain forever, then an unstable situation began, which ended with the coming to power of patriotic military men, which could not suit washington. on april 28 , 1965, an american landed in the dominican republic landing officially, washington stated the need to protect american citizens of the dominican republic, although to protect them. as a matter of fact, there was no one from anyone there was no external aggression, indeed the situation in the country was unstable, but again emphasized

i received 2 yellow cards, and one read this batista basso try, wrapping up a bonus points in victory. oh, okay. that is all useful. for now, back to you tom, thanks so much for. well, that's all for me for this news out of it. i will be back in just a moment with much more of the day's news. the system you've been coming to add the new international and corruption excellence award, nominates your hero. now. the nice thing is asian games on and where and hung joe to meet the athletes and bring you the best of the action . us $45.00 nations continue to close. the $500.00 gold medals will bring you the latest updates and analysis to stay with is the special coverage from home. go 2023 on l g 's. here i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to in the state has no business getting involved in that was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona. and i was rather shocked to see this. the new 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest 1st lead them a speech and 1st amendment rights got chosen to bless us because we protect israel . i'm going

mountains, cuba's fidel castro emerged triumphant after two years of guerilla warfare against the batista. - since the cuban revolution of 1959, cubans have been flocking to miami any way they could-- boats, planes, and rafts. - it began in 1959, swelled to a flood within three years, and continues as a trickle even now. - but today, what started out as a cuban stronghold has now expanded to include all latin americans. - here in little havana, you really see, like, a huge, perfect melting pot of people that just coexist beautifully. - yeah. a lot of people sometimes say that latinos, we're very, like, nationalist. but we're not. - we're not. we're not. - we love each other's cultures so much. - especially here in little havana. we have nicaraguenses, salvadorians, we have hondureños, mexicans, all types. and that's why little havana is so dear to my heart. it's a very magical, magical place. - because a lot of people can come here and never have to really learn english. - spanish... - yeah. - is the main language of miami, and especially in little havana. but you kind of second-think som

batista. this bautista. >> on behalf of ranking member jackson lee and testing which -- distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify. my name is vanessa. i am asian american. i am a survivor of child sexual abuse in the philippines. and today i am a founding member of the global survivor network an international group of , survivors, and a human rights advocate. i was only eight years old and -- hold when the abuse started. it finally stopped when i found the courage to pick up the phone , traveling, my hands shaking. called my best friend at school, and she answered, and through my tears, my hands still shaking, i told her i don't want to be here anymore. i need help. i was put in a shelter home in the philippines where there were so many children like me. i became a part of a survivor group healing together and advocating for protection together. today i don't speak just for myself. but i speak on behalf of all of my brothers and sisters in our survivor