statues of the beloved simon bolivar look over his birthplace and caracas.american countries to freedom. the famous art on display at the pantheon and caracas has not been forgotten. on the great plains, the planes -- plainsmen celebrated in the old style. ♪ narrator: the ancient sport of toros correados is still a favorite. on sundays, great crowds flocked to the bullring and the atmosphere is that of old spain. ♪ narrator: but the new has arrived in sport, and baseball is just as popular in venezuela as in the united states or japan. on the slopes of the andes, oxen pull the plows as they have through the centuries. but in the fertile valleys, the farmer is building a new agriculture with machines. in the delta, the thach tut symbolizes the old way of life, but the new venezuelan may live in a low-income housing project. if he needs medical care, he has access to hospitals as modern as any on earth, for the sowing of petroleum has contributed significantly to the welfare of a people. ♪ narrator: the extension of medical services includes a nationwide anti-

otra dría vargas, al oeste de caracas.twitter para contarme que su hijo había muerto. con los hospitales desabastecidos no lograron salvarle la vida. era una realidad irrefutable, tan irrefutable como la escena con los muchachos comiendo basura, que se convertiría en la razón por la cual maduro suspendió unilateralmente la entrevista. presidente maduro: esta entrevista, te digo, no tiene ningún sentido ni para ti ni para mí, ¿oíste? yo creo que es mejor suspenderla, ¿oíste? te agradezco todo. hasta luego. jorge: gente-- presidente maduro: no tiene ningún sentido. jorge: el lunes en la mañana debíamos hacer una avanzada al palacio de miraflores para reconfirmar la entrevista e instalar el equipo. maría: nos habían confirmado a las 03:30, hora de caracas, 02:30, hora de miami. teníamos que estar a las 12:00 del día en una puerta de miraflores para que a la 01:00 de la tarde podíamos entrar ya con nuestros equipos para empezar a--a montar, ¿no? el set. jorge: y para sorpresa minutos antes de la entrevista, los funcionarios ve

so canada's embassy in caracas is shutting its doors for some time because the government there is denying canadian diplomats the required accreditation and here's how the person in charge of foreign affairs in canada puts it as venezuela slides deeper into dictatorship and as venezuelans continue to suffer at the hands of the illegitimate majeure regime the regime has taken steps to limit the ability of foreign embassies to function in venezuela but secretly those advocating for the restoration of democracy in venezuela so for the officials and the media in canada the story is more than clear bad guy i'm a duro is at it again doing whatever he wants in the country like it says plaything taking yet another shot a democracy question that anyone would bother to look into the reasons why canadian diplomats are showing the red card in caracas this was canada's previous ambassador to the latin american country ben rosewell although he wasn't even officially accepted by the door government either anyway mr rose well once rally took up the job of sorting out human rights issues and men as well we

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so canada's embassy in caracas is shutting its doors for some time because the government there is denying canadian diplomats the required accreditation and here's how the person in charge of foreign affairs in canada puts it as venezuela slides deeper into dictatorship and as venezuelans continue to suffer at the hands of the illegitimate majeure regime the regime has taken steps to limit the ability of foreign embassies to function in venezuela but secretly those advocating for the restoration of democracy in venezuela so for the officials and the media in canada the story is more than clear bad guy i'm a duro is at it again doing whatever he wants in the country like it says plaything taking yet another shot at democracy question that anyone would bother to look into the reasons why canadian diplomats are showing the red card in caracas this was canada's previous ambassador to the latin american country ben rosewell although he wasn't even officially accepted by the door government either anyway mr rose well once rally took up the job of sorting out human rights issues and men as well w

pumps refined up 60 and 70- degrees mountainsides to the sea of caracas.ructed jointly by two oil companies, it costs almost $400,000 a mile to build. with transportation problems like this and with low retail prices fixed i the government for some petroleum products, domestic marketing is largely of service to the country. appears whereeole there is a venezuelan need for petroleum. service is good business and it is a part of good citizenship. ♪ with over $1 billion invested in venezuela, creole is an important citizen. it is morere feels important to be a good one. this company gives preference to been as well and citizens for employment in all categories. overseas personnel are hired basically to train venezuelans. overseas employees make up only 8%. although venezuelan law would permit 25%. are generally higher than in the united states. even an unskilled worker averages $4400 a year in pay and benefits. overseas personnel must learn spanish, where all business is done in that language. all americans must show ability to get along with venezuelans both

caracas. estaba acusado de acoso. el jefe de policÍa sufriÓ heridas en el cuello. >> el revÓlver con el que presuntamente vincent bangkok se suicidÓ en 1890, fue vendido o un comprador por casi $150,000. revÓlver de bolsillo de sieterevÓlver con el que presuntamente vincent bangkok se suicidÓ en 1890, fue vendido o un comprador por casi $150,000. revÓlver de bolsillo de 7 mm fue encontrado en la dÉcada de los aÑos 60 1 cultivador en el campo al norte de francia donde bangkok supuestamente se suicido. >> cientos de travestis sostenÍan una boa de plumas de 1.2 millas del arca, la cual podrÍa entrar en el libro guinness de rÉcords. esto sucediÓ en nueva york. en 1969 un grupo de personas de la comunidad lgtb se enfrentaron a la policÍa. nueva york serÁ la sede mundial del dÍa del orgullo de la marcha que el prÓximo 30 de junio >> veloz y resolviÓ una puesta que habÍa hecho con el canadiense sobre el resultado de la serie de la nba entre golden state warriors y toronto raptors: canadienses ganaron

subsidized food stuffs the opposition leader has been rallying supporters in the town of outside caracas he says venezuela is still facing a humanitarian crisis and promised to keep up the pressure on mr allison has the latest now from bogota thousands of venice when it started lining up in the early hours of saturday's just hours after president. announced the reopening of the bridges the formal crossings between colombia and venezuela we've seen long lines especially in this city. a main entry point into colombia where tens of thousands of venezuelans in a daily basis cross to try and find the food medicine and access medical services that they have a hard time getting back at home thousands of venezuelans were lying on illegal crossings on their paths that are controlled by criminal gangs.

opposition leader one why does has been rallying supporters in a shadow larvae that's outside of caracas he says venezuela is still facing a humanitarian crisis and it's promising to keep up the pressure on the dog and rival rally by supporters of the duo and members of the army is taking place in caracas. protesters in the albanian capital tirana are gathering in front of parliament there demanding the resignation of prime minister eddie a drama of accusations of fraud and involvement in organized crime these are live pictures from tirana protests have been going on for 4 months now our brain is political crisis is seen as a threat to plans to join the european union the us ambassador to israel david friedman has told the new york times the israeli government has the right to annex parts of the occupied west bank those are the headlines inside stories next. a strategic partnership or a marriage of convenience china and russia voted to strengthen their ties both countries are engaged in standoffs with the u.s. but can they build a united front against washington this is inside story. hel

on the do it out to step down meanwhile a rival rally by supporters of maduna is taking place in caracas to get more on all it's now are from out of san diego m.p.'s who is in bogota colombia for us so a sondre 1st of all what's what more has been happening at that colombia venezuela border. by the time since the early morning hours of patter they we've seen venezuelans that lining up to cross into columbia as you were saying in your introduction the border there has been formally close for almost a foreign minds and tens of thousands of venezuelans who live in that border regions rely on crossing into colombia for food the medicine to access services especially medical services that they have not been able to access in their towns and cities the colombian out story sees that i've been sending more people at the border to control the documents given it for them through our crossing for the day inside colombia things that have been moving smoothly even. using these formal bridges as it's been made difficult by the fact that given its violent governments has put containers there shipping c

who's been rallying supporters in a shot i love day that's outside of caracas he says the pressure on president maduro to step down will continue and he's describing the situation venezuela as a humanitarian crisis. a saudi arabia faces international criticism over a death sentence given to a teenager involved in antigovernment protests were tied up quote arius faces execution for a series of offenses some of which date back to when he was just 10 years old salah bellus reports. this was qatif in eastern saudi arabia in 2011 the arab spring was under way in the shia community was protesting against discrimination and incitement against them what happened in qatif has led to several boys being seen to it's to do it's including a teenager who taj a coed assess the charges against him date back to this nice november 28th leven was the crowd was chanting death to al so a reference to the saudi royal family among the protesters was brother ali hours later he was shot and killed by security forces 10 year old multiracial marched in the funeral procession this is one of the charges against h

the international crisis group he's a senior analyst for the and these region he's joining us from caracas via skype but thanks for speaking to us again on al-jazeera how is michele. being viewed in venezuela. i suppose it depends on which side of the political divide you're on the president maduro gave the films of political leader of this evening out time when he said he thought it a very positive visit a very good visit and he looked forward to much better relations with the u.n. high commissioner for refugees than under her predecessor who was a very very tough on them as well and. the opposition has divided the opposition in some of them believe that it was a waste of time for bachelor to come even that it was a bad idea because she's supposedly recognizing the government of president maduro that they don't recognize i think the the proof or the putting be a meeting i mean whether this is going to make any difference actually to the human rights situation on the ground as we go forward yeah well that was in fact my next question do you think that well and how seriously do you think ma

en caracas, francisco urraiztieta , univisiÓn. ♪ nathalie: arrancamoscon la acciÓn del lemania se midiómÉxico cerrÓ su preparaciÓn de cara al duelo amistoso que sostendrÁ este domingo frente hoy hay buenas noticias. >> cuatro o cinco dÍas mÁs pueden marcar la diferencia. aunque se perdiese algunos partidos de la competencia, igualmente va a integrar la lista. nathalie: este domingo tenemos cuatro partidas as. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn. arantxa: usted no se puede perder las siguientes imÁgenes. una acrÓbata francÉs cruza un regresar, los detalles. fÉlix: como si caminar en el aire este acrÓbata francÉs lucha por mantenerse en una cuerda. lo asombroso es que lo hace descalzo y desafiando al viento. arantxa: por un momento parece que caerÁ, pero se repuso . dice que el cansancio mental. yo veo las imÁgenes y me da taquicardia.

the plight of 715 people they say have been jailed for political reasons reports. 3 day visit to caracas did not go unnoticed in venezuela. many took to the streets to demand she condemns human rights abuses committed by president government. here as a recognition of the hard work that non-government organizations have done over the years to condemn the humanitarian crisis that's happening it's a relief and an encouragement for the venezuelans who are going through this crisis every day and for those who speak out against what they're going through human rights groups say currently there are over 700 political prisoners in venezuela. met with some of their relatives and heard stories of the victims of state violence . i'm calling on the government to free all of those who have been detained or deprived of their liberty for exercising their civil rights in a peaceful manner. the message was read to aid in meeting with government and military officials and president. who promised compliance with her advice. you can count on me dr michelle as president of the republic head of state head of

de protestas en las calles transcurriÓ el segundo dÍa visita de la alta comisionada de la onu en caracas general nombrado por la asamblea constituyente con militares sobre el que pesan acusaciones de violaciÓn de derechos humanos. esposas desesperadas viviendo por la libertad de sus maridos de familiares todos alzan sus peticiones y es teherÁn quizás demasiado de surges-este viernes darÁ sus impresiones sobre lo que vio, es mucho. >>vamos a honduras allÍ no cesan las experiencias de que el presidente renuncie al cargo el gobierno decidiÓ reforzar las personas una noche de caos viviÓ en honduras en diversas zonas del paÍs. hoy creo que es un rÉgimen y el pueblos se ha auto convocado al gran paro nacional en contra de todos los atropellos. >>encapuchadas le prendieron fuego y en la Única opciÓn en la que podemos hacer presiÓn para que es de hombre renuncie y se vaya, horas atrÁs la poblaciÓn se alarmó es la ex presiÓn de descontento de amplios se torres de la ciudadanÍa la crisis obligÓ a que la comisiÓn se reunieran para aprobar medidas ante la protestas real aunque en los enfrentamientos

desde caracas los detalles. >> desde las primeras luces del dÍa de este sÁbado 8 de junio miles de venezolanosÁchira." la ayuda humanitaria, situaciÓn que sometió la poblaciÓn esa región grupos irregulares que en consecuencia regulan los pasos de frontera. una situaciÓn que la presión de la poblaciÓn iba gusteen aumento . una regiÓn que se caracteriza por la alta-- entre venezuela y colombia.la apertura fronteriza coincidiÓ con una visita de la actriz estadounidense, angelina jolie. admitiÓ sobre el riesgo que corren mÁs de 20,000 niÑos nacidos en colombia de padres venezolanos por la falta de-- >> he venido con una generosidad admirable. >> la guajira donde se reunieron con comunidades venezolanas este sÁbado continuaba su agenda. >> mÁs de 4 millones de personas habÍan salido del país segÚn las últimas cifras 1 millÓn 300,000 se encuentran en colombia. uno de los paÍses que mÁs estrÉs estÁ soportando. univisiÓn. fÉlix: el papa francisco conversÓ con 400 niÑos detrÁs ya nos afectados por el derrumbe -- 400 niÑos italianos afectados por el derrumbe. el pontÍfice tambiÉn dialogÓ con algunos men

en la sede de naciones unidas en caracas, cientos de manifestantes vestidos con sus uniformes de trabajoer de la iglesia de "la luz del mundo", naasÓn joaquÍn, va a continuar en la cÁrcel. los abogados no lograron que se le bajara la fianza de $50,000,000. veamos por quÉ nuevas pruebas encontrÁs por la fiscalÍa haría mÁs difÍcilla rebaja de la fianza. reportero: el mexicano naasÓn joaquÍn se declarÓ culpable de los cargos en su contra, que incluyen abuso sexual de menores, trÁfico humano, y producciÓn de pornografÍa infantil. >> Él abusÓ de su poder y de la fe de sus creyentes para usarlos y que le trajeran menores de edad para tener sexo con ellas. reportero: los abogados fracasaron en su intento de rebajar los $50,000,000 de fianza para su cliente. celulares y otros dispositivos electrÓnicos recientemente confiscados en la casa del religioso, se encontrarÍan nuevas evidencias que podrÍan incriminarlo en delitos adicionales. >> en california, crÍmenes de violencia sexual contra menores, son castigados mÁs seriamente que homicidios. >> es frustrante pero es parte del proceso, seÑalÓ el d

pronunciamiento sobre venezuela en marzo, luego de una visita de una comisiÓn tÉcnica de la onu a caracass, en el segmento " lo nuestro", le vamos a presentar a la driver que creÓ una aplicaciÓn para que jóvenes indocumentados pueda acceder a ayudas financieras que apoyen sus estudios. cada aÑo, 98,000 estudiantes indocumentados se gradÚan de la preparatoria, sin embargo, muchos de ellos no pueden ir a la universidad por su estatus legal y por la falta de recursos. esta realidad que viviÓ en carne propia la joven sarahÍ espinosa salamanca, la inspirÓ a crear una aplicaciÓn móvil gratuita que ha ayudado a mÁs de 20,000 estudiantes indocumentados encontrar becas para ir a la universidad. sarahÍ, que vive al este de palo alto en california, fue reconocida como " campeona del cambio por la casa blanca", recibiÓ un premio de la cÁmara de representantes e integrÓ la lista de 30 personalidades exitosas menores de 30 aÑos de la revista forbes. >> soy empresaria, mamÁ, hija, de todo un poco. mi vida depende un poco sobre cÓmo estÁ mi hija. el consejo que yo le darÍa a un dreamers, es que no se den

por fuera de caracas sales unos kilÓmetros mÁs asa de caracas y ves un paÍs completamente destruido.nte cuando se baÑa, es la espuma de afeitar de hombre. no dejen que se seque porque si no no tendrÁ espejo. cuando termine de cubrirlo todo con esta pÓcima secreta, lo limpia con el fabuloso papel de periÓdico. usted quiere ganarse 16 $? lave su cortina plÁstica, la quita y la lava con una copa de vinagre en el ciclo corto de la lavadora. le quita los ganchos. eso no los lava. >> julia, quÉ truco usas cuando vienen a visitar a tu suegra sin avisar? julia: con que usÉ todos los aÑos de casada-- [ mÚsica] julia: para trabajos delicados y detallados el vinagre y los copos en estas esquinas en donde es mÁs difÍcil de llegar, se van a resolver. el control remoto y el teclado es lo que mÁs bacteria tiene. si usted no tiene una lata de aire comprimido o no se quiere gastar esa plata, use su secador, sacuda el teclado, nos aseguramos que todo el polvo acumulado salga y por Último el alcohol y un paÑo hÚmedo para asegurar que desinfecta. francisca: gracias, julia. ana: pusieron atenciÓn, muchac

venezuelan opposition leader one goh i don't know when door to door in a small town south of the capital caracas he greeted residents and met with local politicians who support his efforts to topple much duro why dose said mediation efforts sponsored by norway have stalled over maduro's refusal to allow the new presidential election i went to meeting in oslo takes place with the international contact group it's because we are closer to ending the usurpation to the transitional government and free elections and when we are ready to take a step in that direction and when the regime is also ready then we will have something but not in the meantime the bridge opening relieves some of the pressure on at least a small number of venezuelans millions more inside and outside vent as. look continue to suffer their futures. rob reynolds al-jazeera. still to come on al-jazeera by a russian investigative journalist who says he's been framed has been placed under house arrest. and we look at how every indian businesses are coping with tightening u.s. sanctions. the weather sponsored by cattle and ways. hello

just off one of caracas his main highways the media media family collects as much water as possible from the mountain above. a nationwide blackout left millions without power a regular water supplies. but this water is not portable the health ministry is recommending people treat it with chlorine but with none available. hopes the boiling at 1st will make it safe for her family to drink dr. says the increased consumption of untreated water in the last 3 weeks is making an already catastrophic situation worse of anyone in norway know we don't have the precise numbers yet but we know that in the public and private hospitals there's been an acute increase of cases of severe diarrhea that require hospitalization including children under 2 years of age which can be fatal local and international public health experts describe the crisis it's a complex humanitarian emergency. al-jazeera . carry this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes or sanctions are going to be a lot. a change in tone by the u.s. president as he announces more sanctions on iran but warns military

aid which he said infringed venezuelan sovereignty will supporters of the president held a rally in caracas they put protesting against u.s. sanctions which the government says affecting the distribution of subsidized food stuffs. the opposition leader has been running supporters in the tunnel. because he says venezuela is still facing a humanitarian crisis and promised to keep up pressure on. al-jazeera sunder m.p.'s he has the latest from bogota in colombia thousands of venice when it started lining up in the early hours of saturday's just hours after president and i do not announce the reopening of the bridges the formal crossings between colombia and venezuela we've seen long lines especially in this city. a main entry point into colombia where tens of thousands of innocents in a daily basis cross to try and find food medicine and access medical services that they have a hard time getting back at home thousands of venezuelans were lying on illegal crossings on paths that are controlled by criminal gangs while the border was closed so this is definitely. a very good this is definitely ve

venezuelan opposition leader one goh i don't know when door to door in a small town south of the capital caracas he greeted residents and met with local politicians who support his efforts to topple more duro why dose said mediation efforts sponsored by norway have stalled over maduro's refusal to allow the new presidential election i went to meeting in oslo takes place with the international contact group it's because we are closer to ending the usurpation to the transitional government and free elections and when we are ready to take a step in that direction and when the regime is also ready then we will have something but not in the meantime the bridge opening relieves some of the pressure on at least a small number of venezuelans millions more inside and outside venezuela continue to suffer their futures on the term rob reynolds al-jazeera. but william spend there is the representative of the u.n. high commissioner for refugees for latin america he was at the venezuela colombia border earlier on saturday and says refugees are struggling to survive in the brink countries and that there's a ri

venezuelan opposition leader one goh i don't know when door to door in a small town south of the capital caracas he greeted residents and met with local politicians who support his efforts to topple much duro why dose said mediation efforts sponsored by norway have stalled over maduro's refusal to allow the new presidential election i went to meeting in oslo takes place with the international contact group it's because we are closer to ending the usurpation to the transitional government and free elections and when we are ready to take a step in that dramatic. and when the regime is also ready then we'll have something but not in the mean time the bridge opening relieves some of the pressure on at least a small number of venezuelans millions more inside and outside venezuela continue to suffer their futures on term rob reynolds al jazeera. let's talk now to william spindly he's the representative of the u.n. high commissioner for refugees for latin america he was at the venezuela colombia border early on saturday thousands of venezuelans have been camped there for months he joins us on skype fro

banks humanitarian aid into the country meanwhile washington standoff with caracas isn't letting up you sanctions were slapped on one of venezuela's state owned oil companies on thursday but it seems the u.s. is still unsure about the future of president the door of a leaked audio recording suggests the u.s. secretary of state is finding it difficult to unite the franc to venezuelan opposition into one cohesive force this kind of open explains. mike pompei always been caught making some comments about venezuela that were not intended for the primetime viewers apparently he's not sure who would replacement dural if his regime change efforts are successful. just to keep the opposition has a difficult moment. everybody is going to be the. president of the us will be the people who are the rightful you're going through. pompei i was pretty clear about the fact that this discussion was not meant for public consumption so we did get a favorable response i was this is what america's top diplomat said at the united nations when the lights were on and the cameras were rolling now we have a new l

number 11 contender accused of wanting to shut the houses of parliament down mrs attributed the whole caracas assembly as he criticised a competitor i don't know what they want to see a citizens assimilate well i mean look at madeira when they let us not champlain democracy is former cabinet minister dominic robb there suggesting that president maduro of venezuela back to the assembly of washington either support or pretend one why do away from the tory leadership crisis venezuela is also up for discussion of today's un human rights council that was venezuela under good chavez that instituted missions a more an integrated mass land redistribution program for the dispossessed the housing policies in one contrast to say the neo liberalism of chile or of canada spain sweden or britain joining me now is the united nations special report to an adequate housing may not be far who features in a new documentary with nobel laureate joe stiglitz and others and it's called push special represents so much for coming on let's just start with why people watching this right now.

is now a way those representatives are being accused of stealing funds intended to help them from caracas wedo called for an investigation. we will not allow any mismanagement to tarnish what has been if it have all been aswat little's that's why we immediately sent the information gathered by my ambassador to colombia as attorney general's office to give authority explanation to the country where those i'm bassett are in colombia and better took their own promptly met with colombia's attorney general requesting a formal investigation. of him as well as governmental tory t's were quick to take advantage of the mishap accusing being behind the corruption scheme. his representatives are materially responsible but quite do is the mastermind of the alleged theft is a blow to the opposition that is frequently accused of large scale corruption one of the causes they say for the economic and humanitarian crisis is their business well as endured. for years most of the factors have been sheltered bay motels in the border city of at a cost of more than $10000.00 u.s. dollars per day the bill was sp

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sharking through political seas no backwater bullying of businesses with broken morals no blindfolded caracas is going to push this mother ocean over the edge no one's drowning baby no one's moving no one's losing their homeland no one's becoming a climate change refugee. or should i say no one else to the carteret islanders of coppell in new guinea and to the taro islanders of fusion i take this moment to apologize to you we are drawing the line here because we baby are going to fight your mommy daddy who would you my your country and your president too we will all fights and even though there are those hidden behind platinum titles who like to pretend that we don't exist who like to pretend that the marshall islands to by luchino by small these type one ion in the philippines floods of algeria colombia pakistan and all the hurricanes earthquakes 2 in tidal waves didn't they. still there are those who ceo's cans reaching out this raising up banners unfurling megaphones booming and we are a new is blocking coal ships we are the radiance of solar villages we are the fresh clean soil of the far