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well he had a very good evening from caracas here in caracas who had been to quite a look time without a blackout long time for they have been celebrating she's just a couple of months but yesterday we had another big blackout for the whole country and it got our question and but were not used as i say to. people they are a patients. who are with their lives we don't have much to practice on that we don't have any problems because people. don't know what how can be there to say to a situation and i think people that are waiting for have been negotiations in the. past and there have been ordered brokering to to have a result in the 6 start since it can be counted but for the moment we are just living their lives and waiting to see what will happen and nicolas maduro his political opponents have been quick to seize on these blackouts essentially blaming government ineptitude and mismanagement of the grid for what is happening now one quite has been holding a national assembly session in the street just tell us what he's been doing recently. yes one guy looked. after 6 months but he claim

marks its independence day a large crowd of anti government in industry has also relative the capital caracas they were led by self declared president. many protesters are calling for an end to alleged torture in the country that after a report by the united nations head of human rights it accuses security forces of abuses and extra judicial killings venezuela's government says the report is biased . are joining us now from our latin america desk is jennifer. jennifer good evening to use so. the the u.n. report it's accusing. regime of murder torture repression i mean that's a long list year. what's the reality here about the situation. well the report vindicates what observers n.g.o.s and independent media has already been announced for months and basically what this is is a special forces that maduro has deployed to the poorest areas of caracas and what they do is they come house to house they knock on and they basically take members of the family away male members of the family and they as as it has been alleged they had they killed them and so this is something that they have done to crac

here's guiillermo 0lmo, in caracas.that list of prisoners released, one of the persons, one of the people on that list, maria, she has been injail for years, since hugo chavez died for years, since hugo chavez time and her case was quite significant and quite prominent for our opposition because she alleged that she was raped during her time in prison and she had become one of the many dissenters behind bars for years, a kind of symbol. anyway, this is must be interpreted in the negotiations that are taking anyway, this must be interpreted in the negotiations that are taking place now and brokered by the government nicolas maduro's government and the opposition. in the last few hours, opposition leaderjuan guaido has been addressing his supporters, at a rally in caracas. the opposition leader juan guaido is right behind me addressing the supporters that have gathered here in caracas. this rally is not as massive as the ones we used to see at the beginning of the year, but people here say that they are determined to keep

>>cae la tarde en caracas en medio de un nuevo apagÓn ha cubierto a casi todo el territorio nacionaliÓn obligó a miles de sus pasajeros a caminar por las calles de la ciudad sara garcÍa lamentaba el apagÓn que sufrÍa la ciudad. >>salgo del zulia que ahÍ se va la luz a cada rato y miren el problema que me traigo aquÍ. >>no hay ninguna explicaciÓn oficial sobre el apagÓn tres horas despuÉs el ministro de informaciÓn habló de un nuevo ataque electromagnÉtico. >>orientan a la existencia de un ataque que busca afectar el sistema de generaciÓn elÉctrica y esto depende de otras de presas inter connie dadas en la regiÓn sur del paÍs las horas de la noche se prolongan y con ellos una oscuridad casi total. >>seguimos en venezuela, autoridades dijeron que un aviÓn de combate venezolano siguiÓ de manera agres viva a un aviÓn de inteligencia estadounidense el rÉgimen del presidente maduro dijo que el aviÓn estadounidense ingres duales casi aÉreo venezolano sin notificaciÓn previa. >>vamos ahora a hablar de mÉxico, en mayo el gobierno mexicano subastÓ varios automÓviles y gobiernos de lujo y ahora

musher el interior caracas en silencio bajo el control del rÉgimen que no permitiÓ que fuera velado las autoridades. >> denuncio el procedimiento ilegal que estÁ haciendo la morgue de bello monte donde va a hacer entrega controlada del cuerpo de mi esposo. >> el oficial habÍa perdido la vida por torturas bajo la custodia de la inteligencia militar, una autopsia realizada por la policÍa indicÓ que habÍa muerto por politraumatismos generalizados. >> tiene que haber sido golpeado con objetos contundentes por las fracturas que tiene en toda la zona de las costillas. >> se le habÍa vinculado a un plan golpista que pretendÍa atentar contra el gobernante nicolÁs maduro. fue detenido durante el Último dÍa de la visita la alta comisionada de la onu. >> conspirando durante mÁs de 10 aÑos contra el estado venezolano, planificando atentados terroristas y al ser detenido falleciÓ en circunstancias que se investigan. >> en los pocos dÍas en que fue detenido fue sometido a terribles torturas presentado ante un tribunal militar en mal estado y en silla de ruedas donde sÓlo pudo pedir auxilio a su a

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were affected by this blackout to a new something like more than 650 kilometers from the capital caracas so just how widespread is this. yes without a doubt with the blackouts he was to hit what over 75 percent of the country including the capital caracas now and this time of speaking there are some such in the country where electricity has returned including the area i live in however in the capital caracas there is still no electricity point and toll i mean this is all affecting lives and made what's already a struggling and i imagine people are worried about what diddle food they have going off amongst other things talk us through what it's like to experience these repeated outages i mean the one in march lasted a week indeed well the blackout that we've had today it will feel much less intense that the in some parts of the country where it was a little we could say. 5 hours whereas in the context of the march blackout which was a week long in some sectors of the country itself is a different league we could say they live there a blackout like that it is quite precarious issues were r

a large crowd of antigovernment demonstrators rallied in the capital of caracas led by juan guaido.hey were calling for an end to alleged torture in the country. the un's head of human rights accused security forces of abuses and action judicial killings. joining us is our latin american desk. the u.n. report is accusing been a widow -- venezuela's regime of murder, torture, repression. what is the reality? jenipher: the report indicates what observers, ngos, and independent media has denounced for months. special forces that maduro has deployed to the poorest areas of caracas, houston house and take members of the family away. they killed him. this is something they have done to crack down dissent in venezuela's poorest areas where the government has been strong. if they lose these areas, they knew it would spell the end of them. for the opposition, this is very satisfying, to finally have confirmation from the u.n. that this is true. this is happening. it help re-galvanize the cause. for the government, it is very damaging. the report also shows that's the humanitarian crisis is h

more than half of venezuela's 23 states had lights go out, including caracas.traffic lights caused huge traffic jams, forcing people to find other ways to commute. as a citizen, i feel bad, terrible, abandoned, because there is no contingency plan. we are all walking. there are people who do not know how they are going to get home. reporter: the main airport was also in the dark, leaving hundreds of travelers stranded. the government blames the blackout on some of its opponents, who it says savage lost a power state -- sabotaged a power station. >> the first indications received from the investigation point to the existence of an electromagnetic attack would sought to affect the main provider of our electricity service in the country. reporter: while juan guaido tweeted the outage was a result of government corruption and incapacity. the last major power cut was in march. that triggered protests demanding nicolas maduro stepped down. as the two sides fight for political control, venezuela plunged into turmoil. millions of people are struggling to earn a living

basically what this is is a special forces that maduro has the ploy to get to the poorest areas of caracas and what they do is they come house to house they knock on and they basically take members of the family away male members of their family and they as it has been alleged they had they killed them and so this is something that they have done to crack down this sent in venezuela's poorest areas because these are the areas where the government has traditionally been strong and if they lose these areas they know that that would probably spell the end and so for the opposition this is this is something that's very satisfying to finally have confirmation from the u.n. the highest human rights organ that that this is true that this is happening so so this this is great for venice on opposition and it could help galvanize the realities their cause but for the government it for the government it's very damning but the report also shows that that there are humanitarian crisis is happening a blames the mother a government for the humanitarian crisis so it is a very very very comprehensive and d

in the country where electricity has returned including the area i live in however in the capital caracas there is still no electricity. most going to sway windsor not really interested in leaving anyone more interested. and i know having to live through this again most benefit walen really do not believe that governments take on things but also do not believe the opposition takes a take on things unfortunately most venezuelans would probably say it is some sort of combination of the 2 factors the government the blaming and electrical magnetic attack against the national grid the same reason they blamed for the march and april blackout on the opposition of blaming government inefficiency and lack of investment in the infrastructure now the 2 equations are not necessarily mutually exclusive but at this point the blame game is really a growing trend people are really looking for solutions now protesters demanding the resignation of pressure we can't govern are refusing to back down. as you can see. in a campaign break up outside because there is a as residents in san juan. we've been to dis

both on his way as president and opposition leader up in holding rival rallies in the capital caracas to mark the country's independence day by day when it is called to the army to turn against madeira following a un report revealing that more than 7000 people have been killed in the past 18 months while the un human rights chief michel bash has basic freedoms in venezuela are under attack. if central institutional from the rule of law in venice will have been eroded the exercise of freedom of opinion expression association the family and the right to participate in public life entails the risk of reprisals and repression. a report note attacks against actual or perceived political opponent and human will defenders ranging from threats and smear campaigns to arbitrary detention torture an ill treatment sexual violence killing unfold disappearance thousands of algerians have been out on the streets for independence day celebrations and protests demanding a new democratic government pro-democracy protests began in february which led to the resignation of longtime president i'm jealous h

joining me now from caracas is alfredo moreno.ation providing legal assistance to those suffering human rights violations. thank you for your time. i wonder, these pro—government demonstrations, why are they happening now given the report came out a few weeks ago? this is a kind of contradictory, these demonstrations, it has been field by militias, members of the militia by the government. what happened two weeks ago is the government said publicly that they we re government said publicly that they were so government said publicly that they were so happy with the visit of miss bachelet, they took pictures, the president, and it seems contradictory that now they are against this report. this report basically says what ngos here and internationally, human rights watch, amnesty international, have said many times before, that there are political prisoners still there, that people have been tortured for political reasons... sorry to interrupt but you do your own research on human rights and i was wondering, when you looked at that un

her nephew who once lived with her in caracas is a pilot in the venezuelan armed forces. he was wrongly arrested for plotting to overthrow maduro. in the absence of evidence he was released from jail but on his way home received a call warning him that military counter intelligence agents were waiting for him. when he tried to hide, security forces arbitrarily arrested his mother, his girlfriend, and his father-in-law. the following day he was detained and charged once more, again with no evidence. he remains in prison today. even lela who has publicly advocated for his release, has been labeled as a terrorist on national television by the regime thug. finally let me share the story of acosta. his brother raphael was detained on june 1, 2019 by members of the venezuelan military counter intelligence. after being forcibly imprisoned for a week on june 28 of 2019, captain acosta was rolled into an arraignment hearing in a wheelchair, visibly affected by torture. he died the following day. the kind of torture that took captain accosta's life is one of the many dangers that v

resignation protesters gathered outside the you went office and the capital caracas demanding an end. and to political repression also renewed his call to the army to turn against the president but so far though has the backing of the country's powerful military in the past hour he addressed the nation surrounded by his generals at a military parade celebrating the country's independence day let's go to our correspondent trains abolishes joining us live from buenos ideas in argentina following all the events in caracas and the events today on the anniversary of independence tories are very much reflecting the political events of today. well that's correct we saw venezuela's independence day the 1st being very early in the morning with the celebration with that mass panthea and that's where venezuela's independence voters are varied and later on we've seen precedent for his side what he called a civilian military parade in a military academy in venezuela and that's where we saw in a way a show of strength we've seen tang send weapons security forces fighter jets among other things a pr

venezuelan opposition supporters have protested in the capital caracas as the country marks its independence day.

lights were out in more than half of venezuela's $23.00 states including the capital caracas canceled metro stations and disable traffic lights caused huge traffic jams forcing people to find other ways to commute. as a citizen are filled by terrible abandon because there is no contingency plan look we're all walking there are people who do not know how they're going to get home. the country's main airport was also in the dark leaving hundreds of travelers stranded the government blames the blackout on some of its opponents who it says sabotage a power station. we're really going to. be the 1st indications received from the investigation point to the existence of an electromagnetic attack that's socked with fact yarder electric generation system of the main provider of the service in the country while the opposition leader tweeted the outage was a result of government corruption and incapacity the last major power cut was in march and that triggered opposition protests demanding president nicolas maduro step down as the 2 sides fight for political control venezuela has plunged into ec

venezuela's president and the opposition leader and holding rival rallies in the capital caracas to markthe country's independence day this as a un report reveals that more than 7000 people have been killed in the past 18 months. a bomb has gone off in a car in southern tuckey killing at least 3 people the blasts happened in the town of a hani close to the syrian border turkey's president. says the explosion was like a terror related thought those who died in the car bomb was syrian. well voters in greece are heading to the polls on sunday for the 1st time since the height of the country's financial crisis prime minister alexis tsipras has been holding his final rally in athens this evening is left wing so it's a party led the country through years of austerity but opinion polls is suggesting the conservative new democracy policy is now on course for a comeback after defeating so ritzer in the european parliamentary elections. reports from athens. comes from one of greece's 3 big political dynasties but to give yeah cause me to use is an outsider to the conservative new democracy party h

president one quite dull led protests calling for an end to torture it follows a un report accusing caracas of abuses and extrajudicial killings. multiple has agreed to accept dozens of migrants rescued by.

look at the new man the man who seems to become seems to be set to become prime minister of greece caracas to talk as. a last name that does ring a bell doesn't it. the mits attack his family has dominated politics here in greece for quite a long time and many have said in fact that period has months of darkness is the crowned prince of a dynasty of its attack as politicians his father was a prime minister his arms was foreign minister in fact he himself was a minister in charge of many of the austerity the 1st austerity reforms that greece was facing firing thousands of civil servants and many are still criticizing your vote him for that on the other hand many have said maybe that family has learned from the mistakes of the past and it does have connections it does have the know how to set theories on a better past than in the past. in athens there thank you. go to sports now in football although messi has accused cop i'm really can organizers of being corrupt after his argentina side beat chile 21 to claim 1st place at the tournament this incident between messi and chilean captain captai

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rival visions for the country on its independence day the 2 held separate rallies in the capital caracas leftist madeira is holding on to power but has offered fresh talks with the opposition has ruled out further negotiations and is urging the military to abandon president maduro. god the god without their support president maduro could quickly lose his grip on power. the military parade was held to commemorate independence day but it also highlighted that most in the armed forces still seem to back then his whalers in battle president. maduro used the festivities to address the opposition saying dialogue is the way to end venezuela's political crisis don't have time to compete or stop with conspiracies stop with the plots stop with the evil stop with the plans to destabilize and harm venezuela the reason the name in the final minutes will offend is why a wants peace and work people and that's why i repeat my call for national dialogue of the was meanwhile opposition leader one quite though was sending a defiant message with his own rallying. cry don't already ruled out further dialogue

rival visions for the country on its independence day the 2 held separate rallies in the capital caracas earlier $22.00 political prisoners were released but hundreds more remain in custody has ruled out holding talks with president maduro. god my god without their support president maduro could quickly lose his grip on power. was the military parade was held to commemorate independence day but it also highlighted that most in the armed forces still seem to back venezuela's embattled president. maduro used the festivities to address the opposition saying dialogue is the way to end venezuela's political crisis during my time to complete our stop with the conspiracies stop with the plots stop with the evil stop with the plans to destabilize and harm venezuela in the name of the free the millions who will listen as well or wants peace and work and that's why i repeat my call for national dialogue of the was meanwhile opposition leader one quite 0 was sending a defiant message with his own rally. why don't already ruled out further dialogue with the duros government earlier this week he cite

polÍtica y suspendieron el diÁlogo con el rÉgimen de maduro llamÓ a sus partidarios a protesta tardes de caracas piernas. >>responsabilizo al rÉgimen por su desapariciÓn y su integridad fÍsica todos estÁn detenidos a buen resguardo de las autoridades. >>el presidente interino condenaba las torturas que condujeron a su fallecimiento el rÉgimen confirmÓ el gobierno bolivariano y que las cosas queden absolutamente claras. es absolutamente necesario que lleven a cabo una investigaciÓn independiente e imparcial la muerte del capital ha generado un rechazo a las detenciones arbitrarias a las que el rÉgimen somete a sus opositores. su muerte ya trae consecuencias del presidente interino juan guiado. ♪ >>vamos argentina allÍ al menos 15 personas perdieron la vida y 44 resultaron heridas informes preliminares atribuciÓn el accidente a la es esta niebla del lugar. >>un aviÓn privado se estrelló contra un aeropuerto cerca de dallas, esto sucediÓ en alison texas. los fallecidos son ocho pasajeros y los de la tripulaciÓn. ♪ >>vamos a la pausa y cuando estemos de regreso los gatos en los Ángeles están apoyand

marks its independence day a large crowd of anti government demonstrators are also in the capital caracas led by self declared president. many protesters were calling for an end to torture in the country after a report by the united nations head of human rights accuse security forces of abuses and killings government says the report is biased. reported extensively on venezuela and we just saw in that report talking about the possibility of of talks with the opposition which the opposition rejects. do we see the opposition and the leadership coming together for talks anytime soon this is the never ending story in venice that we have 2 completely different versions on one side the mother is saying yes this we're going to have a 2nd round of talks on this on the other hand we have the saying no way we're not going to talk with a date or ship so what is going to happen we'll see in the in the days to come but what i think is that maybe this kind of dogs in norway could be maybe the last chance for his love to get peacefully out of this crisis i mean we have seen months of brought this industr

caracas has largely been spared from the worst of the power outages but a widespread blackout was a grim reminder that not even venezuela's capital is amusing to the country's mounting hardship the blackout so starting to take their emotional toll on venezuelans think there's you a part emotionally. what little fresh food people have is no spoiling as are the on refrigerated medicines in alfredo coves veterinarian practice he and his wife are unable to keep the family business afloat. that is what we can't afford to maintain the building our income our salary is not enough to cover the expenses we spend everything on food and survival after a nearly 9 hour outage nights finally came back on in parts of the capital the venezuelan government playing the blackout on an electromagnetic attack against the power grid government opponents say years of mismanagement and corruption were to blame. ecological organic sustainable those are the buzz words you need today to sell a product to an increasingly environmentally aware market so many companies claim their products all sustainable natural for

the metro system is suspended in the capital, caracas, while homes and businesses have been left without3 venezuelan states. the information minister, jorge rodrigues, said the blackout had been caused by sabotage against the main hydroelectric dam. —— across venezuela. millennials, those born between 1981 and 1996, in india are changing the traditional concept of a home. have you heard of co—living? that's where renters share kitchens, bathrooms and lounges in exchange for services like social events, cleaning and meals. the industry is expected to be worth some $2 billion in 3 years, and the number of beds in co—living spaces has more than doubled in the last year. zoe thomas went to bangalore to find out more. bangalore, the rise of the city's young population has led to changes, including what many are calling home. co—living is a new version of flat sharing. residents rent a bedroom from a company that maintains common spaces and provides social events. residents can stay for as little as a month and on average stay forjust six. tanu nayyar moved into this co—living building run by

are affected the country's main airport lost power and the outage cause traffic jams in the capital caracas the government has said the blackout was caused by sabotage by electro magnetic attack. to wildfires that blaze through central portugal are now under partial control but the wind forecast for the next few hours is causing concern so far 39 people have been injured but no deaths have been reported more than a 1000 people are on the ground working to put out the fires. a libel trial of a prominent philippine journalist critical of president roderigo de territory has started maria ressa leads the online news outlet rappler and both have been hit with a string of charges which critics say are ended silencers she faces years in prison if found guilty. authorities in singapore have seized a record $8.00 tons of elephant ivory were $13000000.00 the seizure also includes pangolin scales worth $36000000.00 singapore is often used by smugglers as a transit route for illegal animal products when u.s. president donald trump has struck a positive note in his 1st meeting with pakistani prime minis

you are looking at pictures in caracas, venezuela.onwide blackout throughout much of the country. we have seen this happen repeatedly in venezuela. there was a time when the nation suffered with a blackout for days and weeks in some parts of the country. and that caused all kinds of shortages with electricity and getting clean water. this is the nicolas maduro regime that has not been able to manage its electrical grid and quiep the technology improvements in its electrical grid. so the country faces things like this on not a regular basis. but this is a full-on blackout nationwidnationwide crippling te country. coming up, a couple holding a trump-themed wedding in new jersey. wait until you hear how they celebrated and who crashed the celebration. plus take a look at this video of tom brady and his 6-year-old daughter. find out what happens next and why people are understandably furious. it really isn't a raise. exposing hypocrisy next. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well

the telephone system nearly completely collapsed trains and subways were brought to a standstill caracas the country's capital has one of the highest crime rates in the world yesterday as night fell fear rose. i can't find my car it is not here not over there we can't find it i don't know what to do now but hopefully my family will come and look for me. president nicolas maduro and his government think the outages could have been caused by sabotage when the 1st big blackout occurred in march. and his opposition accusing them of mounting a cyber attack opposition leader was countered by tweeting that government corruption and mismanagement were more likely culprits the 2 parties have struggled for power since the beginning of this year but it is the venezuelan people who are suffering. here in europe a heat wave is sweeping the continent predicted to cause record temperatures in several countries this week now several meters across the continent are already racing upwards with the highest temperatures predicted on thursday at the epicenter of the heat wave france the capital paris could s

desde caracas le decimos cÓmo ocurrió y tambiÉn tenemos reacciones de la madre de la vÍctima.. >> no tiene ojitos. francisco: fue trasladado al hospital tenÍas invertidos impactos de perdigÓn en la cara, los sometieron a una cirugÍa y los mÉdicos confirmaron que quedÓ ciego. >> definitivamente perdiÓ su visiÓn de manera permanente. francisco: fue a protestar junto a su mamÁ yo a un hermano al que tambiÉn golpeé la polÍtica, pero ahora ruffo no tiene ojos. >> que esto no quede impune. a punto de recibir su tÍtulo de bachiller querÍa estudiar computaciÓn, pero su sueÑo quedÓ truncado. >> en ningÚn momento nosotros viÉramos derechos humanos. trÁfico: las protestas son cada vez mÁs frecuentes en el paÍs y con frecuencia terminan con la represiÓn de las autoridades. la escasez de gas obliga a muchos cocinar con cosa que arda. en un paÍs donde hay las reservas de gas mÁs importante del cocÍnente, pero son incapaces de producirlo. ante la protesta por el colapso de servicios bÁsicos la respuesta del rÉgimen han sido las balas y la represiÓn. aquÍ ruffo perdiÓ sus ojos y otros han per

francisco nos amplÍa desde caracas. ayuda humanitaria desde las fronteras que bloquea el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. aunque la tensiÓn se sentó en el lado colombiano con el incendio de dos camiones, en la zona lÍmite con gracia la pasaban peor. tres muertos, dos heridos de bala dejÓ el asalto que hizo el ejÉrcito la comÍa de san francisco donde muchos habitantes se oponÍan al paso del convoy militar. >> me valieron las dos piernas. espero que todos los venezolanos vean esto para enjuiciar este criminal que es el Único responsable que se llama maduro. >> tras la balacera, los indÍgenas retuvieron y varios generales maltratados por la comunidad y algunos militares se arrepintieron de sus actos. >> perdÓn a la comunidad indÍgena. fran acciones malas que tomaron este grupo armado disparar contra todos los indÍgenas. >> la respuesta fue aÚn mÁs brutal. atacaron a quienes apoyarÁn el ingreso de la ayuda humanitaria disparando sobre manifestantes armados. >> la orden de que le dio el dictador fue que matarÁ la gente. tratando d

intervention or force to hold their session outside because of continuing power cuts in the capital caracas nationwide. the chief of staff for port authority because gov has resigned there follows 11 days of mass protests that began openly messages between governor. and his aides the online chats were widely condemned as sexist and homophobic on the reports from san juan puerto rico is going to right now is no joke it's not just a couple people out on the streets absolutely it's everyone in rock hill south was at home in philadelphia watching news reports of the protests in her native puerto rico and was contemplating coming back to take part but what finally pushed her over the edge was what happened to her mom pepper sprayed one of the 1st few days and i was not going to let my mother get. and. my mother being on the front line and participating in this and fighting back and my not being here felt like that what tipped it over for me. i had to be here rockwell and acclaimed poet and activists got on a plane and headed back to puerto rico to take to the streets to call for governor ricardo

desde caracas francisco nos explica como el gobierno venezolano justificÓ su acciÓn.o por dos aviones venezolanos que volaron ser que de manera peligrosa, segÚn las autoridades estadounidenses. esta acciÓn demuestra el apoyo y militar irresponsable de rusia al rÉgimen ilegÍtimo demaduro. el incidente aÉreo tuvo su rÉplica venezolana en la versiÓn de la fuerza armada dijo que hubiera 100 del espacio aÉreo venezolano por parte del aeronave militar estadounidense. idos fueron enviados para interceptarlo. en el pasado venezuela denunciado decenas de incidentes similares aÉreos y marÍtimos. en supuestas incursiones de naves y buques. >> nuestros valientes soldados del aire salieron a echarlos de nuestro espacio aÉreo. >> es confirmado por las partes bloquea con vÍdeos presentados desde el punto de vista. el nuevas sanciones a los cuatro militares. en Él siente aéreo mental escalada de tensiÓn entre soriano de estados unidos y venezuela.en el gobierno de trump aplicando mÁs sanciones y mÁs presiÓn para que el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro abandone el poder. arantxa: dicen los e

they marched from the united nations office in caracas towards the counter intelligence division that'seen accused lately of being part of torturing navy captain. while he was court, passed out and was taken to the hospital and ended up dead. his lawyers are saying he died because of torture. that is what juan guaido, opposition leader, march towards that office on the state saying that venezuelans were marching against torture. >> it's interesting that in light of the u.n. report, venezuelan foreign ministry dismissed it and said it was biased and did not have any actual basis, but at the same time, we see the government releasing political prisoners. well, most definitely. the government is saving face and away. they were not expecting -- expecting a report like this. when she visited the country last month. they met with her. she is from a centerleft government. they were expecting this type of report would be milder, not as strong as it was. it is very strong what the report says. it talks about 7000 deaths by security forces. referring to young men and anti- crime operations. it al

people in caracas trying to navigate streets without light. power went out across much of that cou yesterday afternoon. officials have not said what caused this outage but back in march, blackouts left most of the people therewi out power and water for almost a week. >>> aso pern who pretend be to f aoctor and psychologist for years iscing a ltimillion dollar lawsuit. she worked for years at a feedic practice. former patient turned to her for ghptsd but quickly cau on to some red flag. >> met with friction in getting proof of her certifications and education and he thought that was odd. >> police say that they learned avery was not a psychologist, does not even have a college degreees 51 famili have contacted police to say that they or their children are victims here and avery's criminal trials set for mid december. >>> happening today, you can help improve i-95 in virginia. if you've driven on it you know it can be a mess. a study foundrs the wo bottleneck on the entire interstate is over the aquacon i er. transportation leader want to hear f