milei y bolsonaro se reunieron para ver el partido en que uruguay elimiÓ a brasil, en los cuartos derd obtuvo hoy su segundo triunfo de la temporada 2024 de la indycar, al vencer en mid-ohio. juan carlos Íaz murrieta con la informacÓn. un evento llamado "voleibol >> vamos con informaciÓn deportiva mÁs importante hasta el momento. lebron james ya dÍa de ser renovado con los lakers se recortÓ el salario2,000,000 y asÍ poder tener espacio en el tope salarial y ayudar a los lakers en bÚsqueda de mÁs refuerzos. de branquias hacen el sacrificio por sus compaÑeros. vamos con actividad de los yankees. vencieron 3—0. en un mercado sorpresivo para el equipo del bronx. lo que checo no pudo hacer supero de Último minuto. se llevÓ el gran premio. esta teniendo una gran temporada mexicana. hasta aquÍ toda la informaciÓn. gracias por su preferencia. que tengan buen cierrede fin de semana. ♪ ♪ >>feliz: las vemos con imÁgenes de una diversiÓn diferente. este sÁbado jugar de voleibolde diferentes paÍses con una pista flotante en eslovenia. para practicar en un entorno poco habitual. se celebrÓen la ca

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for example, to bolsonaro and others, so if we are talking about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, the most important moment in the history of ukraine from the beginning of its existence. ukraine consciously paying the highest price, blood, sacrifices, suffering, builds its new national identity. in fact, ukraine has already won this war, has already won. if putin is unable to break ukrainian resistance in two years, i... i don't know, of course, but i believe that he has no illusions about putin or orban. and to fully understand the situation, he is a high-class politician. the fact that he was able to win this election is simply a masterpiece, the way it was done. in this sense, i think he has a lot of maturity in him. interfere in the war, which russia will probably win anyway. this is a return to the history of negotiating, not waging war. sometimes they say it louder, sometimes more quietly, they don't say it very loudly, but they say it, and it's such a putin message, disdain for gays, for jews, for forward-thinking people, for lgbt people, all that putin rhetoric they use. well,

bolsonaro has just been indicted on charges of money laundering and criminal association in connectionith undeclared diamonds from saudi arabia. meanwhile, lula has reinstated a special commission to investigate crimes committed during brazil's military dictatorship. the commission, created in 1995 to probe disappearances and other human rights abuses committed by the military regime between 1964-1985, had been dismantled by bolsonaro, a former army captain who served during the dictatorship. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. when we come back, we speech a palestinian american u.s. airmen who resigned from the air force after an israeli airstrike killed his aunt in gaza. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the official death toll from israel's war on gaza has topped 38,200. but a new report in the british medical journal the lancet estimates the actual death toll could be 186,000 or even higher. that's roughly 8% of gaza's populat

for example, to bolsonaro and others, so if it is about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, the most importantin the history of ukraine, from the beginning of its existence. ukraine is consciously building its new national identity. in fact, ukraine has already won this war, has already won. if putin is unable to break the ukrainian resistance for two years, i thought he would do it. in essence, orbán is right, because what is the interest of the poles in interfering in the war? so there will be problems here, but if we look at the long-term perspective, it becomes obvious that ukraine's victory is a chance for poland. if they say in poland that we will have problems with the victory of the country, i answer. ukraine and poland will have problems, because we have other interests when it comes to farming and so on further. no one in poland believed that we would overthrow the dictatorship without a single broken window. without the gallows, without the civil war and that we will go peacefully to democracy, that the soviet union will collapse. that we would border with independent lithuania, wit

such is the logic of that imperialism. on the example of bolsonaro and others.e are talking about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, the most important moment in the history of ukraine. from the beginning of its existence, ukraine consciously, paying the highest price, blood, sacrifices, suffering, builds its new national identity. in fact, ukraine has already won this war, has already won. if putin is unable to break the ukrainian resistance within two years, i thought he would do it. tusk goes a long way, but the most important thing is the demonstration of maturity on the part of the political elites, and maturity means responsibility, so in the understanding we have today, of course, he is deeply convinced that ukraine's business is poland's business. he is convinced that he will be allowed to visit. i don't know that, of course, but i believe he has no illusions about putin or orban, and to fully understand the situation, he is a high-class politician, he showed it, the fact that he was able to win these elections is simply a masterpiece, how it was done, in

for example, to bolsonaro and others, so if it is about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, the most importantmoment in the history of ukraine, from the beginning of its existence. ukraine is consciously building its new national identity by paying the highest price in blood, sacrifices, and suffering. in fact, ukraine has already won already won this war. if putin is unable to break the ukrainian resistance for two years, i thought. and the most important thing is the readiness of the ruling mouths in poland of the same tusk to go to the end. they directly say: ukraine is none of our business. ukraine is not our business. sometimes they say it louder, sometimes quieter. they don't say it very loudly, but they do. and these are putin's messages. contempt for gays, for jews. all of putin's rhetoric is used by them. well, there will be time to negotiate, but it is better than living under the kremlin's shobut. that's true, then truth. it's true, i completely agree, but at one time, marshal piłsudski became a hostage of what was called the polish endezia. of course, different times, but 100 years

for example, to bolsonaro and others, so if we are talking about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, theost important moment in the history of ukraine from the beginning of its existence. in fact, ukraine has already won this war, already won, if putin is not able to break the ukrainian opera in two years, i thought he would do it in a week. this is a vivid manifestation of what the ukrainian people want, we will talk about the problems later, when ukraine. and the most important thing is the readiness of the ruling mouths in poland, the same tusk, go to the end. tusk is going far, but the most important thing is the demonstration of maturity by the political elites, and maturity means responsibility, right? in the understanding that we have today, of course, he is deeply convinced that the cause of ukraine is the cause of poland. in this sense, i think he has a lot of that maturity, but of course there are elements of the elites who have a different opinion, who believe that ukraine is not our business. that this is characteristic of russia and that we do not get involved in it, and rus

dangerous figure, very dangerous, because he behaves as if he were putin's envoy. for example, to bolsonaros, so, if we are talking about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, the most important moment in the history of ukraine, from the beginning of its existence. ukraine is consciously building its new national identity by paying the highest price in blood, sacrifices, and suffering. in fact, ukraine has already won this war, has already won. if putin is unable to break ukrainian resistance in two years, i thought he would do it. but of course there are elements of the elites who have a different opinion, who believe that ukraine is not ours case. that this is peculiarly russia, and that we do not get involved in it, and in the russian-ukrainian conflict, we need to maintain a certain neutrality. orbán is essentially right, because what is the interest of the poles in interfering in the war. and laws, that territory that looks like no matter who wins and the way the dog rules, it won't be like that, but it's a conflict, a very sharp conflict, which won't necessarily be read from the outside. t

for example, to bolsonaro and others, so if we are talking about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, themost important moment in the history of ukraine, from the beginning of its existence. ukraine consciously paying the highest price. blood, victims, suffering, builds its new national identity. and in fact, ukraine has already won this war, already won, if putin is unable to break ukrainian resistance in two years, i thought he would do it in a week. this is a vivid manifestation of what the ukrainian people want, we will talk about the problems later, when ukraine wins. but the most important thing is the demonstration of maturity by the political elites. that means responsibility, right? and the most important thing is the readiness of the ruling mouths in poland, that of tusk himself, go to the end. tusk is going far, but the most important thing is the demonstration of maturity by the political elites, and maturity means responsibility, right? in the understanding that we have today, of course, he is deeply convinced that the case of ukraine is the case of poland. that he was able t

for example, bolsonaro and others. are talking about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, the most important moment in the history of ukraine, from the beginning of its existence. ukraine consciously, paying the highest price, blood, victims, suffering, builds its new national identity. and in fact, ukraine has already won this war, has already won. if putin is unable to break ukrainian resistance in two years, i thought he would do it in a week. this is a vivid manifestation of what the ukrainian people want. we will talk about problems later, when ukraine wins. but the most important thing is the demonstration of maturity by political elites, and maturity means the same thing.

. ♪ >> mike: also breaking tonight, brazil's federal police have indicted former president bolsonaro launders in connection with undeclared diamonds he received from saudi arabia during his time in office. that's according to associated press source knowledge of the accusations. supporters of the former president announced series of investigations as persecution, bolsonaro has denied wrongdoing. up next our whatever happened to segment on american tanks that were supposed to make a big difference in ukraine. first, beyond our borders tonight. a russian born u.s. citizen is convicted of drug related charges by a moscow court: 12 and a half years in prison, court officials say he was found guilty of attempted trafficking of large amounts of illegal drugs as part of an organized group. his lawyers say they will appeal. and this is a live look at france, one of the big story there tonight, american swimmer joel centrally mccure, braves the murky waters of the river sion. highlight the government's efforts to clean up the river before the olympics. 76-year-old that cliewr says is he impre

beneficiar a pasar en varios caso y quisiera dar 2 ejemplo mÁs cercano nosotros como por ejemplo jair bolsonaropoleta mÍrense incluso lo ayudÓ a pasar ciertas dificultades polÍticas si algo podemos entender en el contexto que paÍses polarizado cuando corrieron este tipo de atentado. cuando las cosas se resuelven democrÁticamente no podemos ir al magnicidio mÁs antiguo de nuestra historia un paÍs que salÍan de la guerra civil el presidente lincoln va a un teatro en washington. y un actor que habÍa estado en el bando contrario que era actor lo mata en ese teatroesas situaciones de polarizaciÓn extrema obviamente alimenta un ambiente como este de lincoln hasta nuestros dÍas jorge: con quien acabamos de conversar sugerÍa que despuÉs de esto trabajo con bus y Él consideraba que quizÁs este es un momento en que se puede unir al paÍs. creo que hay un consenso de que esto no puede seguir ocurriendo ilia: pero guardadas las proporciones to me hace recordar que el 6 de enero de 2021 cuando todos los polÍticos de un lado y otros se unieron ante un ataque tan brutal poco a poco travÉs fueron tomando sus po

populous countries what, is the difference with hungary and bolivia and the brazil and past with bolsonarohe world is looking at. looking at america being taken over by populist politics and a minority of very vociferous that is pushing particular view points on what is frankly the majority of the rest of the citizens. >> it was -- it is also striking to me how in all of those examples you just laid out migration issues was such a trigger point for galvanizing populist opinion. >> but it plays out different in each country. here is this whole idea which is what j.d. vance and many others have talked about in the convention. that democracy is going to end because migrants are going to come in and it is going to change the perception of the politics. we actually have a great demand for migrant labor. our growth is dependent on that. all of the economic data shows that. in other countries where there is less economic growth, it is still a down turn as a result of the economic crisis or forecovid. there is more competition for scarce resources and jobs, not replacement of the population in the

it comes after brazil's federal police last week recommended charging jair bolsonaro with crimes includingover undeclared jewellery gifted between 2019 and 2022. the trial of the hollywood actor, alec baldwin, has begun in the us state of new mexico. it's almost three years since the fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins on the set of the film rust. the first day in court is focused on the selection of a jury who must decide if the hollywood star was culpable for the death of ms hutchins. we can speak to my colleague from los angeles. we know if the jury has been selected. what happened next? it was a long day ofjury selection. lawyers on both sides 16 people. they will be reporting for duty tomorrow morning where opening statement will start. we'll hear from the prosecution first and they are going hard against mr baldwin, painting a vicious picture of him, saying that he handled all the weapons on said, that that he was rushing staff and especially the armourers to reload and they want him to serve time and they want him to serve time and they say he is guilty. the defence on

bolsonaro, is that trump? the new president argentina, javier miley? is that trump?iktor orban is essentially trumpism. the new reincarnation of marine le pen is trumpism by and large. here is this new, not the same national association before, but now this policy. you see, marine lippen under the israeli flag, that's not jean-marie lippen with anti-semitic statements, but why is she under the israeli flag, an outpost of the west in the middle east, uh, it's like how these far-right forces once supported the south african republic, closed on something, but they believed that this was their position, and many such examples can be given, that is... when trump became the president of the united states for the first time, he had almost no allies in the world. now he can gather miley, le pen, orban, andrzej duda for his inauguration, because pidzha is now in the ultra-right faction in the european parliament, you know? yaroslav kaczyński, here to george maloney. imagine the number of politicians who share trump's principles in latin america and europe. and this also sugge

it comes after brazil's federal police last week recommended charging jair bolsonaro with crimes including9 and 2022. prosecutors in new york say they intend to seek a new indictment against the formerfilm producer, harvey weinstein, in connection with previously unknown sexual assaults. his lawyer has dismissed the move, saying prosecutors shouldn't seek to add more victims to a case where convictions had already been overturned. ukraine will dominate the nato summit in washington. but let's update you on the attack on a childrens hospital in kyiv that killed at least 40 people. the director of the hospital told the un security council about the horror of monday's deadly missile attack — describing it as real hell. experts, including from the un, have backed broadly ukraine's claim the building was hit by a russian cruise missile. a senior un official told the security council that targeting hospitals amounted to a war crime. the kremlin has denied responsibility. merlyn thomas from bbc verify looks at the evidence around what happened. this was the scene in the ukrainian capital kyiv yes

and i am reminded a little bit of when former president bolsonaro of brazil was stabbed during his firstit helped him a lot. but it is also very important to understand that this is not necessarily decisive in this presidential election, and i'm going to go back in history a little bit for you, alex, to 1912 when a former president, theodore roosevelt, was trying to do what donald trump is trying to do, make a comeback. he had left the white house four years earlier, he had turned over the white house william howard taft, changed his mind, decided he wanted to get back into the white house, and he ran against taft and woodrow wilson for president, and he was shot at a rally when he was giving a speech, quite similar to this, except the bullet hit him in the chest. and fortunately, he had a thick set of papers and that stopped the bullet enough, so that he just experienced a flesh wound and was able to complete his speech. but i think it is important to understand that even though he also emerged from that incident with almost superpowers in 1912, he went on to lose that election to woodr

brazil's politics have been shaped by the united states for many years, but the previous president bolsonaro agility of the current brazilian leader. there are deputies and senators who say that brix, of course. russia, china and belarus are good examples of this policy. the only one who had the courage to challenge the united states is julian assange, who confirmed with the example of facts that it is the americans who twist the facts and rules of the game as they want. you see, setting rules is one thing, but respecting the rights of others is quite another. and the usa does not take this into account. i i think no one. as an observer of world politics, i will say unequivocally: belarus is impossible not to notice, it has preserved and is developing healthcare, industry, government structure, you did not allow the country to be destroyed, you held it, this is a victory, this is one of the best examples that we have after the collapse of the ussr, you are resisting it is obvious to pressure that president lukashenko - and the most important thing is improving the quality of life. in brazil

federal police in brazil decided to indict jair bolsonaro and his assistants in investigations into thefter what we heard in court today. we know that virginia mcculloch, who is 36, was charged with murdering her parents, lois and john, both of them were in their 70s. this is supposed to have happened back in 2019, they were aged 75 and 74 respectively. their bodies were found in essex back in september last year. police arrived at the couple's home on the 15th of september last year after concerns for their welfare were raised. they were reported missing as well. the next day, police officers then found human remains at the same location. an inquest laterfound human remains at the same location. an inquest later found that mrs mccullough had died from a stab wound to her chest, but the cause of death for mr mccullough remains unknown at the moment, pending further investigation, as far as the information we have been told at the moment. at the time, the police said it was a complex investigation, very few details were released at the time. they said they were supporting the widerfamily