the tame -- at the time -- the cubans would remember the bay of pigs and the chileans would never forget the role of the united states in overthrowing salvador. the attempt by the united states otherose their will on nations is being complemented with another chapter. this is some of what washington has done in latin america. asia, the middle east, the specific -- the pacific region and europe have quite a bit to add to this list. air ofenting out of thin so-called evidence of interference in the elections, as well is the accusation of other countries in maligned absurds appears not only but practically funny. on the 20th of may the venezuelan people went against nicolas maduro as a president of the estate by giving him 68% vote. and anticipating the situation, washington did everything possible to discredit the vote and cast a shadow on the reelected executives in particular there is enough evidence that a number of opposition candidates, the strong this pressure was exerted so they would with john their candidates and not compete in the elections. ultimately, using the pretext as part

history but in latin america the only similarity of this story and then i can recall was with the bay of pigs in which part of the u.s. plan in landing troops in have that in cuba was to declare a government in exile and then that government in exile up in arms would request u.s. military assistance and the u.s. would then land troops parados could also be drawn with the u.s. as support for the ousting of salvador allende the democratically elected social. president of chile in the early seventy's president nixon vowed to make chile as a colony scream in order to set the groundwork for a military coup the us encouraged the chilean business community to destabilize the country through the hoarding of food and through strikes meanwhile it slashed foreign aid and poured millions into the opposition the economy was soon in ruins. when donald trump came into office he intensified sanctions already imposed by the obama administration preventing caracas from restructuring its debts importing food and medicine and stopping u.s. based venezuelan petrol companies citgo from repatriating its profits the

history but in latin america the only similarity as a historian that i can recall was with the bay of pigs in which part of the u.s. plan in landing troops in have and cuba was to declare a government in exile and then that government in exile up in arms would request u.s. military assistance and the u.s. would then land troops parados could also be drawn with the u.s. as support for the ousting of. do i and the democratically elected socialist president of chile in the early seventy's president nixon vowed to make chile as a colony scream in order to set the groundwork for a military coup the us encouraged the chilean business community to destabilize the country through the hoarding of food and through strikes meanwhile it slashed foreign aid and poured millions into the opposition the economy was soon in ruins. when donald trump came into office he intensified sanctions already imposed by the obama administration preventing caracas from restructuring its debts importing food and medicine and stopping u.s. based venezuelan petrol companies citgo from repatriating its profits the venezuel

the more narrow doctrine of course you sound a bit specialist the scandals have been enormous the bay of pigs for one u.s. invasion of panama are there with. nerd or in chile the involvement of united fruit company i.t.t. henry kissinger proven the terrible scandal to do with nicaragua when the us was secretly financing the contras extreme right wing torturers with them to keep or to go out with the illegal money. by selling drugs the hypocrisy is enormous well you have any more questions i have more to say but i don't want to go on like you and bubble i have read plenty more where you have something that surprised me maybe not you as a former diplomat and a u.s. diplomats refusing to leave the country despite being ordered to leave by the president said they're effectively squatting at this point does that suggest what they think they're going to have a new leader there soon so there's no point leaving just to return the how would you explain that remark away. it's histrionics and posturing it's entirely entirely illegal for what the united states has done by recognizing. someone who wasn't

overthrow in guatemala. 1960, the authorization to remove fidel castro and the bay of pigs. can go on with this. 1964, brazil. of the security council, how many people died in the dominican republic as a result of the invasion? the munro doctrine. monroe doctrine. it should be the united states subject to permanent analysis and examination do to the disregard of international law with its constant invasions and being behind overthrows including the overthrow of salvador agendllende. and president george bush authorized a coup d'État. they denied it. two dozen two is a direct president to what is happening. they were behind the coup d'État. they were not as much in the vanguard as this time. for recognized the dictator 72 hours. there was an announcement by the isted states that demonstrated with unclassified documents. in 2004. in 2009 in honduras. expected. even -- suspected that the united states was behind it until hillary clinton's book and the fact that she gave the order to overthrow the president of honduras. she wanted him to call the people to a constituent assembly.

overthrow of the -- in guatemala. 0 -- nicaragua in 196 authorization of overthrow of castro then the bay of pigs in 1961. so we can go on with this. brazil, 1964. 1965, the president of the security council. how many died in the dominican republic as a result of an invasion endorsed by the united states to overflow a government that ideologyically didn't convene them? the government of juan bush, the great dominican. trbled be the united states that should be subject to permanent analysis and examination due to its disregard of international law, its constant invasions, its being behind overthrows, including the overthrow of salvador -- in 1973 then gaut mala and even in 2002 in venezuela, president george bush authorized a coup d'etat. they denied it but they acknowledged the dictator. so 2002 is a direct precedent of what's happening. they were behind the coup d'etat. they weren't as much in the vanguard or in advance as this time. they recognized carmona, the dictator, for 72 hours. then there was an analysis by the united states experts that demonstrated with -- with documents that there was

nine hundred sixty authorization of efforts to overthrow castro then the bay of pigs in one thousand nine hundred sixty one so we can go with no one with this. lot in in brazil in one thousand six hundred four nine hundred sixty five of the president of the security council how many died in the dominican republic. as a result of an invasion and endorsed by the united states to overthrow a government that ideologically didn't convene them the government. of one bush the great dominican the man rode a train. it should be the united states that should be subject to a permanent. analysis. examination due to its disregard of international law its constant invasions its being behind. overthrows including the overthrow salvador land in one nine hundred seventy three then guatemala and even in two thousand and two and going venezuela president george bush authorized. they denied it but they've knowledged the dictator so so two thousand and two is a direct precedent to what's happening they were behind the coup d'etat they weren't as much in the vanguard or in advance as this time they recogni

undermine fidel castro's government most notably back in the failed one nine hundred sixty one bay of pigs invasion and imposing an economic blockade survives to this day still a colonial was a friend of castro's. then. the one nine hundred fifty nine revolution was a historic continuation of the liberation wars the wars of independence cubans have always been fighting against spanish colonial ism and then against us interference . by fidel and his brother old and now. has constantly adapted to changing. circumstances embracing help from the soviet union then turning to tourism and special missions in the soviet union collapsed and now allowing the growth of private enterprise albeit cautiously reluctantly we've made progress i have to say. but where's a long way from you know accepting the fog that we need and we actually have to do a lot of different things to nurture the private sector that's also a positive not only for the economy. but also for the lives of a majority over to. zero. about thirteen percent of the workforce has gone private often desert in low paid state sector jobs to

ninety five cars around one thousand as helped in the mission to retake a strategic beach in the bay of pigs where u.s. sponsored groups landed to invade cuba in one nine hundred sixty one a failed invasion tried to expel the castro leadership ferdinand is later became an important figure in the creation of the cuban armed forces. one of the world's toughest rallies is underway in peru but this year it has a unique twist for the first time since the dakar rally switched from africa south america will be hosted by one country but argentina chile bolivia all pulled out because of a lack of budget. reports from the starting line in lima. a last look at the vehicles and their drivers the toughest race in the world is gone with five hundred forty one competitors and three hundred thirty four vehicles . traditionally held in northern africa this year the latin american country of peru is the venue for the forty one year old rally it's until you can since nine dakar he says he's made it to the finish line nearly every time now he says he'll need to be very focused on the p.c. it will be a very diff

of ninety five among seven and has helped in the mission to retake history teaching beechen the bay of pigs where u.s. sponsored groups landed to invade cuba in one nine hundred sixty one the failed invasion tried to expel the castro leadership fernandez later became an important figure in the creation of the cuban armed forces. the rights of women in iraq has come under the spotlight as more females take on bigger roles in society but activists say there's a long way to go for women are treated equally to men a man can reports from baghdad. it's been fifteen years but finally the iraqi women's wrestling team is back on the mat. the team like many other sports teams was disbanded after the u.s. led invasion and occupation of iraq in two thousand and three but much more than that it's part of a wave of women taking bigger roles in iraq and society. unfortunately our society does not accept women's sports but many iraqi women are defying these restrictions and adamant to bring achievements to iraq by raising its flag by women in international tournaments and it's not just in sports in souther

aged ninety five mourned for nine days helped in the mission to retake a strategic beach in the bay of pigs where u.s. sponsored groups landed to invade cuba in one nine hundred sixty one the failed invasion trying to expel the castro leadership fernandez later became an important figure in the creation of the cuban armed forces. britain's prime minister has warned her critics they're putting democracy at risk if they can't unite behind her brags that deal m.p.'s will vote on teresa mayes withdrawal agreement next week may said backing her deal is the only way to honor the referendum result and protect the economy. what british politicians remain divided over breaks it there is an unexpected surge of support from some immigrants in one of london's multicultural neighborhoods largely explains. this part of south london is home to people from all over the world afghans sell fruits and vegetables to eastern europeans and africans who rub along perfectly happily with british people who have lived here for generations you might assume this multicultural pockets of the capital is entirely against

the only similarity i can recall was the bay of pigs, and which part of the u.s.lan and landing prove troops in cuba wao declare a government in exile, and that would request u.s. military assistance, and the u.s. would then land troops. this is a scenario that likely could play out in venezuela. idodepends on what juan gua decides to do. there is no way maduro can accept another sovereign declaring to be president within the country. this is an effort to escalate the crisis, to polarize the conditions further. it is the equivalent, essentially, of nancy pelosi saying that donald trump is a he has, he is corrupt, laid off 800,000 federal employees, and i am going to declare myself president of the u.s., and be recognized by france, germany and england. it is unprecedented. again, i don't see how it resolves and he of the fundamental problems that exist in venezuela. it doesn't address the economic issues. it doesn't address the social issues. it simply closes thehe door to dialogue to negotiations, whicih i think are the only solutions possible in venezuela. night

a key figure in cuba's bay of pigs has died a hole say fernandez was ninety five years old he helped in the mission to retake a strategic beach where u.s. sponsored groups landed to invade cuba in one thousand nine hundred sixty one the failed invasion tried to expel the castro leadership fernandez later became instrumental in the creation of the country's armed forces the greek orthodox christians are celebrating christmas at the church of the nativity in bethlehem in the occupied west bank both latin and eastern orthodox pilgrims hold their christmas midnight masses at the church the place of worship is over a grotto where christians believe jesus was born. demonstrations maad christmas celebrations by christians in palestine some people boycotted the visit of the orthodox patriarch of jerusalem to bethlehem protesters are angry that he's been selling church land how a force it was at the protests in iraq and piled west bank. this is a familiar pilgrimage for the orthodox patriarch of jerusalem he comes here to bethlehem every year for the orthodox christmas to mark christ's birth

undermine fidel castro's government most notably back in the failed one nine hundred sixty one bay of pigs invasion and imposing an economic blockade that survives to this day still a colonial was a friend of castro's. on the meaning of. the one nine hundred fifty nine revolution was a historic continuation of the liberation wars the wars of independence cubans have always been fighting against spanish colonial ism and then against us interference . by fidel and his brother role and now. has constantly adapted to changing circumstances embracing help from the soviet union then turning to tourism in special measures when the soviet union collapsed and now allowing the growth of private enterprise albeit cautiously reluctantly we've made progress i have to say. but we're still a long way from you know accepting the fact that we need we actually have to do a lot of different things to nurture the private sector because that's also a positive not only for the economy. but also for the lives of a majority of a cuban people. about thirteen percent of the workforce is gone private often deserted

. >> in fact jack kennedy after he failed the bay of pigs, he said i was the serving officer at the timeit was my fault. anyway, president trump travelled to the southern border to make his case for the $5.7 billion he's demanding to build the wall. tuesday trump said the trip was merely a photo op. and today he received a tour of the border in rio grand and briefed by border patrol officials. and said he's moving closer to declaring a national emergency to secure funding for the wall. >> ib have the absolute right to declare a national emergency. the lawyers have so advised me. if this doesn't work out, probably i will do it. >> we can declare a national emergency. we shouldn't have to because this is just common sns. >> are you closer to declare canning an emergency? >> i think we can do this quickly because this is commonsense and it's not expensive. >> one of the president's top allies in congress, lindsey graham urged the president to use his emergeancy powers saying it's time. and of illinois and thank you both for joining us. it doesn't seem like both sides are doing this. nobody

all the way back to bay of pigs. at the kinds of processes that went wrong in those situations, the confirmation bias and overconfidence, and they really tried to challenge their assumptions at every step of the process, and that's the kind of thing that i think we can apply in our own lives, right? we tend to go with our gut. we tend to go with our first impression of the situation. and we actually need to take time, imagine alternate scenarios, challenge our assumptions. that's the kind of exercise that i write about in the book. >> and you talk about how it's important to imagine what things will look like two years, three years, four years out, not just tomorrow. >> so, in some sense, a big life decision or a big corporate decision is on some level a prediction about the future, right? so, one of the things i did in the book was i went back and looked at people and the science of prediction, like where have we gotten better at making predictions, right? what can we learn from the studies of people who are good for

so many people wanted to help some kid they didn't know 2,300 miles away near the bay of pigs, and it couldn't have come at a better time. >> the cuban government just lifted the baseball embargo, where the players can now come over to the united states. >> nice. >> reporter: at the packing party at the palms restaurant, some of the gloves got a final checkover, and john got a special send off from his pals. we also noticed something else. there were special bags for girls. >> it was a blast to collect it. everybody just poured in their samples and makeup and nail polish, and sox, fun. they have a really funky kind of nail polish, or little lip gloss. doesn't take much to make you feel good about yourself. >> reporter: and somewhere in here were shoes. >> there's 40 pairs of shoes for kids. if you look at my pictures from my previous trip, a lot of the kids don't have shoes there. >> reporter: but this cause, which had donations from thrift stores to schools and sports teams is likely going to be a game changer the second the gloves are handed out. >> for these kids in cuba, everythin

undermine fidel castro's government most notably back in the failed one nine hundred sixty one bay of pigs invasion and imposing an economic blockade that survives to this day still a colonial was a friend of castro's. then meaning of. the one nine hundred fifty nine revolution was a historic continuation of the liberation wars the wars of independence cubans have always been fighting against spanish colonial ism and then against us interference . led by fidel and his brother old and now. has constantly adapted to changing circumstances embracing help from the soviet union then turning to tourism in special measures when the soviet union collapsed and now allowing the growth of private enterprise albeit cautiously reluctantly we've made progress after. a long way from you know accepting the fact that we need we actually have to do a lot of different things to nurture the private sector because that's also a positive not only for the economy. but also for the lives of majority over cuban people. about thirteen percent of the workforce has gone private often desert in low paid state sector j

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time the united states tried to find this nicaraguan rebels the cubans remember well remember the bay of pigs the chileans will never forget the role of the united states in overthrowing salvador and. in front of our very eyes the attempts by the united states to impose their will on other nations is being complimented with another chapter. and this is just some of what washington has done just in latin america the nations of africa asia middle east the. pacific region in europe have quite a bit to add to this list so against his background the inventing out of thin air of so of so-called evidence of interference in the united states elections as well as the accusation of other countries in the line policy. piers not only absurd but practically funny. on the twentieth of may have twenty teams driven as well and people once again supported the can nicolas maduro as president of the state by giving him almost sixty eight percent of the vote sort of an hour in to submitting this situation washington did everything possible from the very start to discredit the vote and cast a shadow on the reelec

my husband was in danang, over in bay of pigs.hen he came home, when he came home to the family we went to church and while in church, we became the focus, my husband was dressed in his uniform. they started having like a thing about soldiers and stuff like that. my husband told me that it was about where he had gone through, what he had gone through and everything else. it was terrible. i never seen such things. i was wondering, was the war about the lumber yards because i was told that. on the base up here in brockton. the man took us on tour of the helicopters and he said that they were shot up because of protecting the lumber yards over in vietnam. he knew it because he drove out of it himself. he had a son that was in the service, to. >> thank you for calling. let's go to doug stanton. >> yes, it was about that and many things. i don't think it was just about the lumber yard. in danang if i understood correct. >> nathan calling from connecticut. >> good morning. thank you brian lamb for c- span. and thanks to all the moderato

the daeshoverthrow of the overthrow of guatemala. 1960, the efforts to overthrow castro and the bay of pigs. where am i going with this? in 1964, and 1965. how many died in the dominican republic as a result of an invasion endorsed by the united states to overthrow the government that ideologically inconvenience them? it should be the united states that should be subject to analysis and examination due to its disregard of international laws, and invasions, and being behind overthrows, including the overthrow in 1973 in guatemala. in 2002 in venezuela, the president authorized a coup d 'etat. in 2002, this was happening. they were behind it. they were not much as in the vanguard or in advance as last time. recognized the dictator for 72 hours, and america announces united states experts that there was involvement with the united states. honduras it was not even suspected that the united states was behind it until hillary clinton in a book recognized that she gave the order to overthrow the president. to call the people to an assembly. other presidents in central america were elected without

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