i think they are taking a cue from bolivia. they're learning from the national model, bolivia, it's a new model that people should know about it. and it's something that can benefit again, many, many sectors of society and it's not just for one, industry, etc. so we have to do a good job in transitioning from gas to deliver him. so that's a general try to i'm seeking to advise president our so on what kind of thank you. thank you very much player. now after the break from sanctions to was to climate change, we ask the chief economists of the us food and agriculture organization. if the goal of ending world hunger by 2013 as possible at all in the face of us, a gemini, all the small coming up and bought 2 of going undergrad. ah, join me every thursday on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business, i'm show business. i'll see you then in the moon the welcome back. in part one we looked at the effect of us sanctions join global pandemic on cuba and latin america. well, today a repor

blue bolivia, brazil, chilly. have all looked up to cuba in many ways as a leader of the revolution and none of the events and phenomena, movements, and in america that are occurring now would happen without the leadership of cuba historically. so we are very anxious to see what is going to happen in cuba. i think there's the bar was the major or the major reason for the crisis in cuba, historically in the last few decades. but i think we also have to admit that the human economic model has failed to a significant extent to for some people in and inside cuba. and we have to be a little bit self critical as well. and maybe to see what other pathways are to get out of that more asked, in a sense, i think what's happening in south america on the left will be possible avenue for change and improvement in cuba as well. because we cannot transition towards, for example, green energy there are there happening and chill a bolivia, argentina in terms of lithium for example here. what i actually weighed, i'll get to lithium

and of course, you're referring to to us in bolivia, maybe the return of lula in bolivia, in brazil, the latin american superpower in next year. you don't think washington is looking at that very closely. the fact that this so called return to the pink tide is going to help cuba let alone all those countries and washington has to exert something more muscular to use a terrible germ about lib liberal intervention. i mean, you, miami may are saying as strikes and needed like yugoslavia thought, inconceivable. i mean, we know that this has happened in many countries in venezuela recently. i think it's possible there might be more muscular intervention. there was also part of the case, so the mercenaries in haiti and recently and, and also in bolivia last year with some of that was covered just recently by the intercept. so as told and that's not impossible. and i think us is really making a mistake in still to get a hard line stance towards a lot of these progressive governments and america, by insisting on the language of discourse, human rights, et cetera, when in fact some of what's

return of lula in bolivia, in brazil, the latin american superpower in next year. you don't think washington is looking at that very closely. the fact that this so called return to the pink tide is going to help cuba let alone all those countries and washington has to exert something more muscular to use a terrible germ about lib liberal intervention. i mean, you, that miami may are saying as strikes and needed like yugoslavia thought, inconceivable. i mean, we know that this has happened in many countries and as well recently, i think it's possible they might be more and more still intervention. there was also for the case of the mercenaries in have.

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but the cubans were still not welcome in bolivia, ecuador, and brazil reporter: in bolivia, the healthcare system there has been overwhelmed by the coronavis pandemic. reporter 2: hospitalare at breaking points. people aren't just dying in their cars. they're also dying on the street. reporter 3: ecuador is seeing one of the world's worst coronavirus outbreaks. reporter 4: corpses wrapped in plastic and left on the sidewalk in ecuador. reporter 5: brazil's infections are rocketing, particularly among the poor. reporter 6: they're digging thousands upon thousands of graves. reporter: brazil now has the second highest number of cases and deaths in the world. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [fernandez speaking spanish] narrator: ending 6 decades of sanctions on cuba will take u.s. citizen engagement to secure enough support in congress. reporter: the administration is re-designated cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. reporter 2: the move, of course, comes in the final days of the trump administration. reporter 3: pompeo cited cuba's harboring of u.s. fugitives and its support for venezuelan l

. >>> asombra en un partido de fútbol en bolivia al verse sorprendido los equipos por un torbellino deor el suelo. ♪♪. >>> hola ¿qué tal? les saluda nicole suárez, comenzamos con noticias positivas porque en méxico está enhorabuena por la victoria del tri en su debut en los juegos olímpicos de tokio, vamos a revivir los cuatro goles que le marcó a francia, partido que pudo ver por la pantalla de telemundo. >>> a la derecha ahora sacó el centro, viene cabezazo, gol, gooooooooool, va córdoba para el segundo, gooooooooooool allí está antuna, ahí va antuna de zurda, de zurda, le pegó, gooooooooooool la primera que toca, aguirre se la dio, gol, gooooooooooool tremendos golazos rogelio mora-tagle, muy buenas tardes, cuéntanos sobre el buen comienzo del tri. >>> muy buenas tardes, es un muy buen comienzo, magnífico porque francia aparecía como el rival más duro del grupo a, aunque también está el anfitrión japón, méxico dominó desde el inicio, se complicó un momento cuando cometieron un penal, cuando gnignac marcó el gol de francia, se acercaron los franceses, pero ni aún así pudieron con méx

that way. weather runs its way back up into where bolivia just pushing up towards the, the main showers across northern parts of the amazon with stretch their way up towards the caribbean. and we got some rather wet weather to its parts of the caribbean, i think, particularly for the greater antilles. cuba hispaniola. you make a catching some larvae showers as we go through friday. so bad for the eastern i'll is at least for friday become set starting the showers here becoming a little more widespread and a little heavier in the process. and we've seen some very heavy rain recently making its way across. the central parts of the us running across the plains received some live the storms into were ontario as well, just north of the board with the tool nato. this weather that we do have moving across the plains, sliding by further north was in east with the saturday sponsor cut on airways. something was going to change. anything really change? this is systemic violin that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier. know what to say. we are all say we're lookin

the teams were lined up bolivia. the teams were lined up when safety. they roll over land. it may look like a tornado but technically it is not. the wind goesin technically it is not. the wind goes in an up would motion in a dust devil as opposed to a downward motion in a tornado. you can reach me on the team on social media. z for the you can reach me on the team on social media. zfor the moment. i will see you soon. we're still in the middle of this heatwave, or actually just past it. some thunderstorms on the way too in the coming days, which should break the heat. but it certainly has been hot in northern ireland. it was wednesday's hot spot in county tyrone — 31.3 degrees — a provisional record for northern ireland, only beating saturday's value byjust 0.1 degree. 0n the satellite picture, we can see some clouds to the west of our neighbourhood. that is a developing area of low pressure, and it will be nearing us over the next few days, pushing the high pressure away, and this is going to bring some slow—moving thunderstorms. we will talk about tha

blue bolivia, brazil, chilly. have all looked up to cuba in many ways as a leader of the revolution and none of the events and phenomena, movements, and in america that are occurring now would have happened without the leadership of cuba historically. so we are very anxious to see what is going to happen in cuba. i think there's the bar was the major or the major reason for the crisis in cuba. historically.

cientos de niqos y padres de familia, salieron a las calles de la paz en bolivia... en esta carrera no solo gana el mas rapido... tambien se premia el ingenio y el diseqo del carro. [música]

seventh anniversary of castro's revolutionary movement with a red chinese delegation and one from boliviaquarter of a million will march by. his observance where he directed the revolt against the regime is one of his few appearances. he has now laid aside his duties at doctor's orders to take a complete rest. doctors say his recovery is assured. his brother, who is enjoying this reception in moscow, hurried home. he is the number two man in cuba's revolutionary government. here at moscow's trade union house, he seems to respond eagerly to the soviet's wooing of cuba. anailing castro has top billing. he delivers a talk. after raving for a half hour, the cuban premiere loses his voice. he regains enough strength to come back and announce his latest blow again of the united states, the seizure of three-quarters of a billion dollars of properties in cuba. castro promises to pay for it in 50 years. at the rate the cuban economy is failing, the payoff may come sooner than he expects. the cry in havana. this is a pro-castro crowd enthusiastically defacing the telephone company building. a day a

seventh anniversary of castro's revolutionary movement with a red chinese delegation and one from bolivian who will march past fidel castro's reviewing stand. his observance in the foothills where he directed the revolt against the batista regime was one of castro's few recent public appearances. suffering from a lung infection for weeks, he was ordered to take a complete rest both mental and physical. although doctors say his recovery is assured, castro's brother who was enjoying this triumphal reception in moscow at the time hurried home. he is fidel's prime minister. he is the number two man in cuba's revolutionary red tin's government. he seems to respond eagerly to the soviets wooing of cuba. an ailing fidel castro has top billing. he delivers a typical rebel rousing talk after raving for a half hour, the cuban premiere loses his voice, but he regains enough strength to come back and announce his latest blow against the united states, the seizure of three-quarters of a billion dollars in american-owned properties in cuba. castro promises to pay for it all in 50 years. but at the rate

seventh anniversary of castro's revolutionary moment with a read chinese delegation and one from bolivia along the court of 1 million who march past fidel castro's reviewing stand. the servants in the foothills of this heroes trip, where directed the revolt against the bautista regime, as one of castro's a few recent public appearances. suffering from a lung infection for weeks, he has now decided his duties at doctors orders to take a plea rest both mental and physical. although doctors say his recovery is assured, castro's brother, raul, who was enjoying this triumphant -- hurried home. he is fidel's prime minister, the number two man in cuba's revolutionary government and here in moscow's trade union house, he seems to respond eagerly to the soviets wooing of cuba. an ailing fidel castro has caught feeling of the closing section of the pan american youth conference in panama. he gives a funny, talk -- and the monroe doctrine. after reading for half hour, the cuban premier he loses his voice. but he big gains enough strength to come back and announce his latest draw that against the un

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i wanted a system i didn't, pino bolivia, and she'll have a wrong 70 percent of the world's lithium research, the live in liquid ryan. we are located in full flat like this one. thousands of liters of water are necessary to pump up the frying research to the surface. there is later on, distributed in evaporation pools. communities around the area are concerned that few extraction could complicate or access toward the well, i once again welcome to the look at the international forecast. whether it's logic quiet to cross much of the middle east side lower because we have seen some lively storms just around northern parts of mon recently has caused some traffic disruption as the heavy down pause and quite a gusty wind has rattle in across the northern parts of the region so, so pretty nasty weather there at present on and off showers these by the way, don't use hazard lights when you're driving. should only be doing that when you are stationary. that's not the way to go. a further shower to cropping up here because northern parts of mine, as we go on through thursday to friday by and large it d

juramento y prometió profundos cambios en el país, a la ceremonia acudieron presidentes de argentina, bolivia uno de los ejemplos de esta labor que tienen en su día a día. >>> no nada más es la teoría, es la práctica, es estar aquí en el sitio hablando con la gente, algo muy importante para poder ser exitoso >>> Él es paco aguilar, mexicano que es uno de los 2 pasantes que trabaja en este proyecto en allentown. de acuerdo a la asociación nacional de universidades y empleadores, en estados unidos hay 1,000,000 y medio de pasantes en empresas. >>> es algo que no lo puedes aprender de los libros, tienes que estar aquí hablando con la gente para enseñar y aprender. >>> que yo sepa lo que quiero hacer cuando termina la escuela. >>> para muchos estudiantes es muy importante realizar su pasantía en terreno y poderlo hacer de forma presencial. es parte fundamental para ellos en su desarrollo como profesionales. es por eso que la pandemia del covid-19 triunfó un poco el desarrollo profesional de muchos estudiantes que no pudieron realizar estas pasantías de forma presencial >>> fue muy difícil porque

video un remolino de polvo de arena que rompiÓ durante una final de un pequeÑo torneo de fÚtbol en boliviameno se lo vamos a preguntar a albert martÍnez. por quÉ ocurre esto? albert: remolino o tolvaneras. traemos esta plataforma porque necesitamos que haga calor. al hacer calor se va elevando el aire y cuando ocurre, se forma lo que conocemos como una baja tÉrmica. una zona donde el aire no para de subir hacia arriba. y al elevarse se genera un hueco que es reemplazado por el viento que tenemos alrededor, por ese aire que estÁ cerca. se va levantando formando lo que estamos viendo vaca. ——acÁ cuando va levantando el polvo, la arena, los escombros, adquiere ese color tÍpico de los remolinos de harina. este sÓlo se va a deshacer cuando se meta aire un poquito mÁs frÍo y poco a poco lo vaya disipando hasta que desaparezca. unos fenÓmenos que se parecen a los tornados peroson menos... son un poquito mÁs inofensivos. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn, albert martÍnez. ahora que no se te escape. los mejores momentos de nuestra gala de anoche los premios juventud donde hubo muchas per

. >>> check this out -- a dust devil rolled its way across a soccer field in bolivia. they're small, short lived whirlwinds that pick up dust and debris as they roll over land. in this case, no one was hurt, but what appears to be a player's jersey was swept up and tossed around. >>> a plan to reduce the risk of wildfires in california, and first lady jill biden arrives in tokyo for the summer olympics. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports first lady jill biden made a stop in alaska on her way to the olympics in tokyo. dr. biden toured the alaska native medical center in anchorage yesterday and met with medical staff. she then departed for tokyo where she landed earlier today. she will have dinner with the prime minister, meet the emperor, and attend tomorrow's opening ceremony. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" reports pacific gas and electric says that it will bury 10,000 miles of its power lines to reduce the risk of wildfires in california. the company's aging equipment has been blamed for several wildfires in r

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mainstream media don't want you to find out coming up in the show after the alleged us back who in bolivia and continued you can us attempt to overthrow the government of venezuela. what is going on in cuba? and why is nature nation media promoting the children of those who abandoned fidel castro's revolution and arguably the best universal health care in the hemisphere? we speak to an advisor to the bolivian government and of the un publish a damning revolt into the state of global food insecurity. we asked the chief economist for the us food and agriculture organization, whether only revolution going to end world hunger after cove. it all the more coming up in today's going underground. the 1st director all of a stone told us last week, how predictable it is for us president to go on the record and support forces trying to overthrow the cuban government.

i didn't penal bolivia until you have a wrong 70 percent of the words lithium research. the lithium is in liquid ryan reserves. no k didn't fall flat. like this when thousands of liters of water are necessary to pump up the brine research to the surface. there later on, distributed in evaporation pools communities around this area are concerned that few extraction could complicate though access to water. people here depend on the small flaps to make a living. dining and lament flores is part of the indigenous communities in the area. on the i to be in which one ancestors have been living here since before the argent time state. and now they want to invade it. we haven't seen any serious studies on what will happen to the water. it is something that worries us that we are concerned about what is being done to other salt flights in the region. they are broken dirty and we don't want that to happen here. and that's why scientists like victoria flexor, i working to find alto native ways to extract the fume. so we are looking at both disruptive technology. that means technolo

over the past week, countries like argentina and venezuela and bolivia and others essentially repeating the rhetoric that comes from cuba. host: if you want to ask questions, we will talk about that in a bit. (202) 748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific time zones. if you're cuban or haitian, (202) 748-8002 is how you do that. you can text us at (202) 748-8003. the president last week addressed issues, particularly what was going on in cuba. he gave his perspective. i want to play what he had to say and get your perspective. >> the ability to sent remittances back to cuba, it's highly likely the regime would confiscate those remittances or big chunks of it. with regard to the covid problem in cuba, i would be prepared to give vaccine if i was assured that an international organization would administer those vaccines in a way that average citizens would have access. one of the things he did not ask but we are considering is they've cut off access to the internet. we are considering if we have the ability to reinstate that access. host

a dust devil in bolivia nearly swept away two soccer teams playing in a local tournament, atte coved o strong it sent wa i n'd e it buthere wa jacket in swept the by the dust devil. it was not toto. whirlwinds pick up dust and debris as they roll over the land. but why am i telling you this one we have paul heggen standing by? >> we know what happens a lot but it is bizarre when every single time you are like how did that happen. >> that one is pretty strong. that looked like it had winds up to about 60-plus miles an hour which almost makes it on the verge of becoming a weak tornado, just without the thunderstorm around it. locally, nothing quite so dramatic. just below cloud cover and fog, mainly confined to along the coast and around the bay tonight. that's going to be the trend as we head through the rest of the work week. a typical july weather pattern continuing. good to see some little ups and downs in our temperatures as we head into the weekend and early next week. one change about next week, monday and tuesday we are going to see the return of some monsoonal moisture with cl

unfortunately, the american government has coerced countries like bolivia in brazil into expelling henry re brigitte deers. really top notch timing. they're sending doctors out of your country during a pandemic. it's like if you were about to shoot a feature film, but 1st you sent home all the actors and the key grip. think of how many keys you would lose without the key rep on fed. ok, i have no idea what key groups do, but you get the point thanks to their strong command of biotech and advanced medicine. the cubans have managed develop their own vaccines without help from the u. s. or the pack of homicide leaches, we call big pharma. so far, cuba has vaccinated about 2000000 of its 11000000 people and hopes to have 70 percent of the population vaccinated by august. yet because of the 60 year us embargo, the country is facing a shortage of millions of syringes. yeah, you heard that, right. it's the syringes, they're short on, not the chemical vaccine itself that it took a year for scientists to produce know the needle and plastic tube thing that you push the vaccine through. how do we e

mainstream media don't want you to find out coming up in the show after the alleged us back, who in bolivia and continued u. k u. s. attempts to overthrow the government of venezuela. what is going on in cuba? and why is nature nation media promoting the children of those.

novak djokovic beat bolivia's hugo dellien in a 6—2, 6—2 first round win, but struggled in the heat andrganisers to delay the start times of olympic tennis matches. there had been a distinct lack of enthusiasm about these games among some of the locals, concerned over the spread of covid—19. but they may be a bit happier now, afterjapan won its first medals of the games in judo. takato naohisa took gold in the men's 60 kilos. and funo tanaki got silver in the women's 48 kilos. two medals to getjapan going. let's head to the olympic park in tokyo and speak to mariko ooi. good use forjapanese fans? —— mariko oi. indeed. i managed to grab one newspaper with a picture of takato naohisa winning his gold medal. his picture was on every newspaper in the morning. not just about getting the gold but how he overcame the disappointment and pressure of rio where he got a bronze medal. sporting news overtaking the scandal and controversy which is what the government had been hoping for. i was also going to mention do bouquet from the bouquet he and other medallist are holding. it comes from namie, t

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over the past week, countries like argentina and venezuela and bolivia and others essentially repeatinghe rhetoric that comes from cuba. host: if you want to ask questions, we will talk about that in a bit. (202) 748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and pacific time zones. if you're cuban or haitian, (202) 748-8002 is how you do that. you can text us at (202) 748-8003. the president last week addressed issues, particularly what was going on in cuba. he gave his perspective. i want to play what he had to say and get your perspective. >> the ability to sent remittances back to cuba, it's highly likely the regime would confiscate those remittances or big chunks of it. with regard to the covid problem in cuba, i would be prepared to give vaccine if i was assured that an international organization would administer those vaccines in a way that average citizens would have access. one of the things he did not ask but we are considering is they've cut off access to the internet. we are considering if we have the ability to reinstate that access. host:

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a bus has fallen off a cliff in bolivia, killing at least 31 people. police had plunged 150 meters. several people were injured and the death toll is expected to rise. and the italian football team is back home, celebrating the european championship victory against england on penalties. it's the 1st time italy as one tournament since 1986. well, those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after generation change johannesburg statement. thanks so much bye for now. on counting the cost sal salvador legalize the big coin, what it proved to be an economic bonanza for the latin american country. but when it become a guy, just power di, europe, i watering tech valuations raise bubble fears, plus lambda, gamey. goat electric county, the cough on al jazeera but i think a history of activism is rooted against now the born fee generations believe it is there time to fight for more people and just decide the welcome to generation change global theories and it tends to challenge and understand the ideas and mobilize around the world. i'm and a chinese and independent journalists based he

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novak djokovic beat bolivia's hugo dellien in a 6—2, 6—2 first round win, but struggled in the heat andrganisers to delay the start times of olympic tennis matches. there had been a distinct lack of enthusiasm about these games among some of the locals, concerned over the spread of covid—19. but they may be a bit happier now, afterjapan won its first medals. they came in judo. takato naohisa took gold in the men's 60 kilos. and funo tanaki got silver in the women's 48 kilos. the bbc�*s mariko oi is in tokyo. i bet there are some big pictures and spreads of those gold and silver—medallist today on the front of the newspapers? absolutely. i have managed to grab one of them but i have to say takato naohisa's picture was on every single newspaper. notjust was on every single newspaper. not just about was on every single newspaper. notjust about him winning the first gold medal but how he was really disappointed five years ago in rio, winning bronze, and he overcame the enormous pressure he was under and winning the first gold medal. the first silver medal, the first medalforjapan, the first

as ability to this war. torn country. harder with us algebra, juba, a boston fall off a cliff in bolivia, killing at least $31.00 people. police say a plunged 150 meters in the cell, the mountainous region. several people were injured and the death toll is expected to arrive. emergency crusade making progress containing wildfires burning across the us state of california. 55 is working and temperature is approaching 40 degrees half managed to gain ground evacuations, and warnings ordered in 2 counties are concerned. some properties are still in danger. scientific australia is a valve developed a pain free low cost way to test bond. sugar levels for those with diabetes was all down to a non invasive strip that checks glucose, glucose, rather levels through person saliva research and say the material which detects glucose. glucose can be printed at a low cost, hoping this will replace the current needle based blood test. the project has secured $4700000.00 from the trailer government to produce test kits. if clinical trials are successful. poor the store is the professor of physics at the

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