in fact was a brazil chile and austria. formally proposed a legally binding agreement to prohibit the use in the future of autonomous weaponry. interestingly enough though misty international was russia is real south korea and the us indicated an annual meeting of the convention of conventional weapons. in november twentieth that they would not support negotiations for a new treaty that would ban these items what. is real so crude us it's pretty incredible and when you look at public support most countries the we won't support this but i'm. publics actually against their own leaders you know generally and even here in the united states are you looking at the poll shows that the states blocking a ban on killer robots are totally out of step with public opinion government should be protecting people this is from russia. the acting director of amnesty taki said about government should be protecting people from the myriad risks that killer robots and i think what this is is that we're using this idea of this killer robots kille

the nations of the so-called lima group including argentina brazil chile and others were quick to announce their support for. mexico however is not among the countries taking sides during an early morning press conference we asked the mexican president to clarify his position on the crisis. mexico has a history that is very important in relation to foreign policy that is based on principle and that it will continue. if every other strayed in the past from those principles we will not we will not act in violation of our constitution. it is not that we are in favor or against anyone we are for the defense of the constitutional principles of our foreign policy. president lopez over those stance remains one of non interventionism his critics however say this lumps him in with supporters of venezuela's. but some argue the geo political posturing from world leaders both for and against mother could end up having little effect on. a latin america policy expert.

britain's closest ally the usa has been involved in coups and the backing of death squads in argentina brazil chile costa rica el salvador guatemala nicaragua panama paraguayan peru you're a guy to name a few as a revolutionary revered around the world che guevara said before he was gunned down by u.s. backed soldiers and as the earth was nearly destroyed the record also great. i read i mean i look at people that are out of my and out of. it and then if. you're out there early while it's probably off you want to. get on the act. you want to you know. equal more than a tool it's a little. bit more like. che guevara they're affirming the u.n. charter well joining me now is the labor m.p. for del b. north who in the house of commons this week which is the first u.n. reporter to visit venezuela in twenty one years who said u.s. sanctions could be crimes against humanity chris williams welcome to the program i know you were to debate in the past twenty four hours on venezuela first your reaction to washington recognizing carlos vecchio is the new venezuelan charge affair in d.c. he's wanted parent the u

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the nations of the so-called lima group including argentina brazil chile and others were quick to announce their support for. mexico however is not among the countries taking sides during an early morning press conference we asked the mexican president to clarify his position on the crisis. mexico has a history there is very important in relation to foreign policy that is based on principles and that it will continue if every other street in the past from those principles. we will not we will not act in violation of our constitution. it is not that we are in favor or against anyone we are for the defense of the constitutional principles of our foreign policy. president stance remains one of interventionism his critics however say this lumps him in with supporters of venezuela's nicolas maduro. but some argue the geo political posturing from world leaders both for and against could end up having little effect. a latin america policy expert says the fate of the crisis could be in the hands of the venezuelan military. the most important coalition is that of the military so long as my girl cou

for the first time a proposal is on the table sent by austria brazil and chile and backed by twenty five other nations to say we need next year to start negotiating for a bi we've been talking for too long the other proposal on the table is from france and germany and that's called a political declaration and that's leaving it up to nations them to set themselves to decide what's good and bad about the weapons. the talks will continue next year with an agenda based on least two proposals meanwhile the development of autonomous weapons systems continues and international agreement on them is urgently needed. ships urged keep it you must. know passionate networkers in their projects today it's musician rush meet was going to special. conch meet as a jazz musician composer and professor at the university of music and freiburg he lives for music and wanted to find new ways of expressing himself musically so he developed a new data craft which he calls a piano cook. meat wants to change the world of music he's using a dating to have to introduce a whole new level of sound he can play conventi

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most of them more countries part of the washington based organization of american states brazil argentina chile being a couple just to name a few but there were europeans as well spain also said that it did not recognize the legitimacy of the majority government and the prime minister has already scheduled a phone call to be held with the opposition there as for the present french president emmanuel macron he was one of most ardent supporters. after the illegal election of nicolas maduro in my twenty team europe supports the restoration of do . i salute the courage of the hundreds of thousand something new zealots who are marching for their freedom or for that statement some did a crown of being hypocritical didn't they because he wasn't happy when people were backing yellow vest protesters in his country right exactly ironically enough just two days ago his own government announced statements made by the italian interior minister when he expressed the hope that the french people would free themselves from macron the french government told italy to sweep up their own doorstep before they go aro

in venezuela now most were members of the washington based organization of american states brazil argentina chile being few of those countries but it should also be said that there were many latin american countries that supported they came out in support of government specifically cuba bolivia and even surprisingly mexico but europeans also jumped in spain said that it doesn't recognize the legitimacy of government and the prime minister in spain just earlier today scheduled a phone call with the opposition so as for president french president emanuel macron he said that he was one of why those most ardent supporters. after the illegal election of nicolas maduro in may twenty team europe supports the restoration of democracy i salute the courage of the hundreds of thousands something new zealots who are marching for their freedom so for micron protesting against an elected leader that's good overthrowing it not that that's great but don't do it in france presumably it's not a big fan of the protest is the right ironically enough just two days ago his government doc denounced statements from made

possible they were there was such a kind hurting interesting reaction regionally as well with brazil argentina chile colombia and guatemala backing quite oh but mexico is saying that it's still recognizes dural as president who tell us about this regional you know this regional reaction and why is it this way how do you see this playing out in the long run. well there's that we're told the group the lima group which is out of mostly conscious of south america which i accept. which is being pretty pressure on the matter of government the organization of american states rights groups know little countries in latin america is also now meddling that is the first arab entity to recognize who i do as president before age he taken the oath and self mexico is an interesting case because and the president now look this obrador as reverse it to what he says this is his next case previous policy which is not to get involved in other country's internal affairs and he's sticking to that but he also has a certain sort of gist of sympathy i think for a major oh because it's not a separate or it doesn't sound as le

in 1987, i traveled through brazil, chile and argentina, writing about that region's emergence from a decade of strongman rule. in 1989, my subject was the unbelievable changes suddenly under way in the communist dictatorships of eastern europe. i spent that summer reporting in poland, czechoslovakia, hungary a romania. he was with a man in an argument with his advisers, colleagues, about whether they should mount a public protest that august to commemorate the 1968 soviet occupation of czechoslovakia. havel argued it would only underscore how few supporters his movement had. four months later he was president of czechoslovakia. i spent the summer in 1990 traveling across south africa in the months after nelson mandela walked out of prison and into history. in 1991, i traveled throughout the soviet union as that country too suddenly became alive to change. in the newspaper series, i wrote, even the title spoke to what a momentous, hopeful time that was. beyond apartheid on south africa. and for the soviet union, awakenings. in this present, dark moment, it's worth noting that history

canada brazil argentina chile colombia costa rica guatemala honduras. and peru mexico has refused to do so it says it recognizes those elected in accordance with venezuelan constitution while cuba expressed its firm support from a duro describing what happened as a coup attempt bolivia's president ever. morales offered to stand by amadou roe sides and against what he sees as u.s. meddling in the affairs of others russia china and turkey have expressed opposition to any external intervention and expressed criticism towards those backing regime change in venezuela america's third top oil supplier reporting for boom bust and this they say it sure can a from davos in switzerland. and catching up with energy markets in the americas oil markets are fairly stable ease and even as the u.s. efforts to regime change in that as well of the u.s. is fourth largest supplier of oil has escalated venezuelan oil production in the midst of a long slump dampening the effect of the political drama in caracas on wednesday the trump administration attempted to recognize it i

resign while in latin america the recent rise of the right has eroded support from a dealer in brazil argentina chile and colombia among others the united kingdom spain germany and france say if madeira doesn't call the elections within eight days they'll recognize quite so as interim leader now there are reports the one by those actions were closely coordinated with the trumpet ministration the u.s. has a long history of intervention in latin america with washington accused of attempting to ensure other governments don't challenge its power she have written see reports . u.s. is recognition of an opposition leader as president of venezuela even latin american historians accustomed to washington's lone history of overthrowing governments south of the border this is unprecedented not only in venezuelan history but in latin america the only similarity is 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

and venezuela of american countries such as brazil argentina and chile joining the white house and throwing investor point behind the young leader. remaining to find even hundreds of thousands of protesters marched in the capital caracas to demand his resignation. also there are many more than a good point to perform though we come from the streets from all over society and we have been here in the presidency for twenty years and that's down to the votes of the people and in this presidential palace we have gotten here and we will stay here with the votes of the people which is the only way to elect the constitutional president of venezuela only the people can elect their leaders and only the people can remove them from power let's hear from our latin america tennessee anyone who reports from rio de janeiro or. slips strong in an equivocal that's been the response from latin american countries to swearing in of an interim president. the president of. brazil. political and economic support to the interim government and that it will no longer recognize president. that was followed by the supp

chile,ro in brazil, these are very wealthy politicians.hey are not the standard politicians of the old days. so it really remains to o be sen whether they can consolidate future. the short-term amy: steve ellner, venezuela-based scholar and author. i want to ask you to stay with us along with alejandro velasco, associate professor at nyu, and then we will be joined by medea benjamin wh be just interrupted mike pompeo. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: on thursday, code pink's medea benjamin disrupted secretary of state mike pompeo's speech before the organinization of american states will stop she held a sign that reads "oas: don't support a coup in venezuela. code pink." look what the u.s. has supported. amy: while security was called in to remove medea benjamin, many in the room applauded her actions. right now by medea benjamin, joining us from washington, d.c. explain what happened yesterday, what mike pompeo, the secretary of

. >> this could last the same ferocity what happened in brazil, chile, argentina which was years in thee made up a good guido is talking about am am -- amnesty for human rights abuses. had an idea like what they did with ferdinand marcos in the philippines. they put him in hawaii. i'm not sure maduro would feel safe with the u.s. created exit ramp out to say, you know, some, you know, some tropical island. even if you get him out, russia, china, other countries have lent $140 billion into venezuela. you have to still deal, that incoming president, whoever it is will have to deal with russia and china, because they own citgo, pedevesa and lent so much into the country. neil: explain how all this happened? we go back to hugo chavez and the country beyond the normal riches with everything else. with oil they had a curse of them and it all went away. >> it collapsed. the pedevesa output was astonishing it was 3, 3 1/2 million barrels a day now down to 1 1/2. that is minature going on with colossal nightmare of this socialism created. neil: you run out of money with the maggie thatcher line.

now he's gotten support from brazil argentina and chile and all of them basically following the lead of u.s. president donald trump trump declared that wand wedo was indeed the interim president of venezuela even though no election took place in order to get him that title now more recently in the aftermath of trump's recognition of wedo we heard some rather fiery words from u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh the time for debate is done. the regime of former president nicolas maduro is illegitimate. his regime is morally bankrupt. economically incompetent it is profoundly corrupt. it is democratic to the core. i repeat the regime of former president nicolas maduro is illegitimate in response to trump's decision to confer this recognition of president onto one great oh there's actually been a cutting of diplomatic relations at this point nicolas maduro has cut us diplomatic ties between venezuela and the united states from what we understand the venezuelan embassy in the united states in washington d.c. has closed and at this point the usa is bringing back some of its diplomats fr

was just recently re inaugurated that he is not legitimate now he's gotten support from brazil argentina and chile and all of them basically following the lead of u.s. president donald trump trump declared that wand wedo was indeed the interim president of venezuela even though no election took place in order to get him that title now more recently in the aftermath of trump's recognition of wedo we heard some rather fiery words from u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh the time for debate is done. the regime former president nicolas maduro is illegitimate his regime is morally bankrupt. economically incompetent it is profoundly corrupt. it is democratic to the core. i repeat the regime of former president nicolas maduro this illegitimate donald trump has said that he is not ruling out the possibility of military action against venezuela. without considering anything but all options are on the day that your theory which is all options all of us all options at this point there are a number of countries that do recognize nicolas maduro as the venezuelan president cuba bolivia and mexico have all re

was just recently re inaugurated that he is not legitimate now he's gotten support from brazil argentina and chile and all of them basically following the lead of u.s. president donald trump trump declared that one way to was indeed the interim president of venezuela even though no election took place in order to get him that title now more recently in the aftermath of trump's recognition of wedo we heard some rather fiery words from u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh the time for debate is done. the regime former president nicolas maduro is illegitimate the united states is ready to provide more than twenty million in humanitarian assistance to the people of venezuela these funds are to help them cope with the severe food and medicine shortages and i or other impacts of the country's political and economic crisis the public in venezuela has been somewhat divided with two people claiming to be the president of venezuela the situation could escalate very rapidly that would not only have implications in venezuela but could have very global implications as well and i'm open that will venezuela's

interim president on wednesday i have a full of washington's usual allies came onboard brazil argentina and chile to maybe a few however mexico cuba and bolivia refused to follow suit other countries expressed criticism to external interference their support of the opposition china among them a crucial partner to oil rich business way less in gold mining and energy production well china always maintains the principle of noninterference in the internal affairs of other countries opposing external intervention in venezuelan domestic affairs as russian foreign minister sergei lavrov expressed omar at us talk of a possible military option just as. we can see another intrusions into a sovereign country's politics as you know they have been several attempts to oust nicolas maduro the fact that the u.s. and a number of other countries particularly in the region immediately recognized the this can lead to chaos and a serious destabilization in the internal political situation. the venezuelan military have said they will support to make a less of a dual role and defend the country's sovereignty and consti

most of the members were the from the washington based organization of american states brazil argentina and chile to name a few but there were also europeans as well of course now france the french president emmanuel macron happen to be one of the most strongest supporters in europe support of the restoration of democracy i salute the courage of the hundreds of thousands something new zealots who are marching for their freedom. now ironically just two days ago his own government denounced statements from the italian interior minister which expressed when he expressed the hope that the french people would rise up against iran and the french government told italy in response that they should sweep their own own doorstep but it seems like they didn't really listen to their own advice when it comes to venezuela now there are all there were also international reactions calling for stability and caution in venezuela the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov just said at a press conference that he was alarmed at u.s. talks of possible military intervention especially admit amidst repeated u.s. confirma