we will raise the flag again in caracas. i want to update the world on the regime and the republic of iran. multiple aircraft belonging to iran air transferred unknown support to the maduro regime, birds of a feather. this was the same terrorist airline that ran used to new fighters around the middle east. these stops -- these flights must stop and the country must do their part. human, we commended saudi arabia for extending their cease fire there for a month now. the king of saudi arabia and in the government of yemen have put out a call to lay down weapons and focus on defeating the pandemic. and i asked the iran -- to simply do the same, that is what is required. all parties must facilitate humanitarian access. mustemeni government accept the integrity of yemen. in iraq my watching as the prime minister enters the third week of trying to form his government. the iraqi people need and deserve a government that frees the country from external intimidation, focuses on the prosperity of the country, and tackles the challenge

supply there for years the shortage has now reached unsustainable levels and is hitting the capital caracas in the middle of the pandemic with help fuel it could be easier to keep the lock down regulations but at what cost this report now from caracas. here in the venezuelan capital the streets are empty despite the fact that venezuela has the lowest number of coated 1000 infections in latin america people here are it hearing strictly to lock down rules some say that's partly because of a severe shortage of gasoline. will post a quarantine whether we like it or not due to the lack of gasoline you may or may not agree with staying at home there's no way of going out without getting well but it's i mean let's say the. economist rafael curios believes this shortage is due to a lack of maintenance work on venezuela's 6 oil refineries the u.s. sanctions against the state oil company since early last year have made things worse but outside the capital the gasoline shortage has been going on for at least 6 years. i mean this is 65000 barrels of oil produced each day in venezuela as well as the imp

against the government to threats of sending the world's mightiest military to sort things out in caracas pulis material would do well not to test. the resolve of the united states. are on the table all options are on the table all options are on the table when all of that didn't work the u.s. came up with. let's put it this way mission get the drug lord the indictment of nicholas madero and his co-defendants alleges effort to flood the united states with cocaine but still none of that helped mr why do move the most stosh out of the way it could be because america's plans a b. c. d. etc just weren't right or good enough maybe it's because the support for nicolas maduro in the country is still strong enough to fight off all these regime change attempts or what if one is just not the right man to be that tough coup captain what if now the us administration thought so and found a way to begin to wrap up project why go anyway though unlike official caracas he chose to welcome america's newest plan we are taking the right steps to save venezuela it is time as i wrote yesterday for the user to

straight to the capital then correspondent joins us from caracas welcome osca venezuelans return home because of the pandemic what sort of conditions will they encounter. well the health care system in venice where that is at its worst and it's one of the reasons for the humanitarian crisis we have been dealing with for the past couple of years not only are hospitals in most parts of the country practically ruined but there are no equipment and many of the medical staff has migrated or left their job for more lucrative alternatives but also the water and electricity shortages affect not only the health system but everybody's living situation and now with gasoline shortage as well it is crippling an ambulance and transport in general but for refugees coming back to going to swear that could be a better alternative than staying at a camp especially when the neighboring countries are all pointing there are no jobs everything is closed so for many of them it's better to stay at home in venezuela than in a tent or a camp somewhere else i do believe that if there is more economic gain in le

in a moment, we'll hear from our correspondents in caracas, moscow and nairobi.th korea, where the government acted quickly, in testing people for the disease. the country used aggressive testing and tracing methods to isolate infected patients. first came a test. within weeks, they had a test kit, and 600 testing stations around the country. anyone could get a test. then came contact tracing. they used a mixture of interviews and technology to find out where infected patients had been. that information was then sent out as emergency alerts. these measures appear to have worked, for now, but health officials say now is not the time to be complacent, and they still fear a second wave. brazil, with more than 3,500 deaths, is still the worst—hit country in latin america. as the death toll has risen, so has criticism to jair bolsonaro. the brazilian president has continually dismissed and downplayed the risks of the virus. second on the list is ecuador, where the number of confirmed cases doubled this week. but authorities there say this spike was because of an incre

we're going to take a global look now, hearing from our correspondents in caracas, moscow and nairobiickly, in testing people for the disease. the country used aggressive testing and tracing methods to isolate infected patients. first came a test. within weeks, they had a test kit, and 600 testing stations around the country. anyone could get a test. then came contact tracing. they used a mixture of interviews and technology to find out where infected patients had been. that information was then sent out as emergency alerts. these measures appear to have worked, for now, but health officials say now is not the time to be complacent, and they still fear a second wave. brazil, with more than 3,500 deaths, is still the worst—hit country in latin america. as the death toll has risen, so has criticism to jair bolsonaro. the brazilian president has continually dismissed and downplayed the risks of the virus. second on the list is ecuador, where the number of confirmed cases doubled this week. but authorities there say this spike was because of an increase in testing. here in venezuela, and

el temor que tienen el rÉgimen es que esta ola de violencia y saqueos pueda llegar y golpear a caracaspatricia: el gobierno de filipinas extendiÓ el confinamiento obligatorio hasta el 15 de mayo en manila y otras pro. su presidente tiene una de las cuarentena mÁs polÉmicas del mundo. incluye disparar contra las personas que violen las medidas de aislamiento. solo en las zonas pocos contagios se reactivarÁ el 1 de mayo con medidas menos estrictas. aunque japÓn se encuentra en su tercera semana de estado de emergencia por el coronavirus, las calles del distrito comercial de tokio estÁn congestionadas de compradores. ese es un centro cultural en un distrito comercial de videojuegos, animaciÓn y artÍculos de informÁtica. a pesar de la pandemia, nicaragua mantiene las celebraciones populares en algunas zonas del paÍs. en san marcos, las fiestas patronales estuvieron llenas de lugareÑos, sin tener en cuenta las recomendaciones de distanciamiento social emitidas por la oms. a diferencia de otros paÍses, nicaragua no ha cerrado fronteras. a la fecha, solo reporta 11 casos y tres muertes por co

que supera el 150% sin gasolina y sin servicios bÁsicos permanentes como electricidad y agua, en caracas producirle che, algunos ganaderos, la dejan perder, pero ahora tendrÁ un destino diferente. >> muchas personas estÁn sin trabajar, otros reciben la ayuda del gobierno. >> y toda la familia se une para la causa. >> mientras unos procesan, otros empacan los productos lÁcteos. >> quesillo de casa, leche, crema, queso seco. >> compartimos con todas las personas que en realidad estÁn muy necesitadas en este momento y lo hacemos de todo corazÓn. >> luego se dirigen a las comunidades mÁs pobres del pueblo, ahÍ el hambre ha comenzado a pegar fuerte y algunos viven los Árboles frutales como esta abuela. >> como agradecida con lo que nos traen. >> se trata de una acciÓn solidario de parte de un grupo de ganaderos del oriente del paÍs la que impulsan a pesar de la grave crisis econÓmica del sector. >> la mayorÍa del ganado estÁ mal alimentados se quejan de la competencia de los lÁcteos que llegan de nicaragua y ademÁs dicen que no les quieren dar crÉdito. >> en este momento estamos como alguien

menos 6 millones de niÑos adolescentes cruzando el colegio de educaciÓn primaria y secundaria en caracasdos locales para buscar comida creando situaciones de caos despuÉs de que el gobierno de martÍn vizcarra anunciar cierre en semana santa como parte de la emergencia del covid-19 perÚ registra tres mil casos y un centenar de fallecidos. >>> y para seguir informados con las noticias sobre el coronavirus y otros temas puede suscribirse a las noticias es muy fÁcil hacerlo sola envÍe un mensaje de texto con la palabra noticias al 44144 y asÍ se mantendrÁ al dÍa con la informaciÓn. >>>♪. >>> en medio de esta crisis de salud destaca un titular polÍtico en desarrollo sanders abandona su carrera polÍtica dejando libre en carrera a biden. javier vega cuÉntanos. >>> quÉ tal gusto saludarte pues asÍ es una noticia politica que sacude la contienda interna los demÓcratas sanders que era el Único que se entero pon Área entre biden y la candidatura presidencial demÓcrata ha decidido bajarse de la carrera el anuncio lo hizo primero a sus colaboradores cercanos a una llamada dijo que fue difÍcil la deci

great pyramids and presents with messages of unity and solid dowd's with those backing them of all caracas. across the globe 1st time last night stay safe and thank you those keeping us safe flashed across the towering structure at the giza plateau. and dirty business worth billions of euros constanza much of the rubble used to make incomes come time here brooke is truly understand trying tensions discount nation wages in extremely unhealthy conditions in german manufacturers logging trains could refute exert pressure all the way down to the front steps. closer to the. d.w.p. . equal india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people and the environment when there are do worse to look at the bigger picture india a country that faces many challenges and whose people are striving to create a sustainable future. clever projects from europe and india eagle. in 60 minutes on t.w. . each still tells my story. of the people who found me. taking the same knives to me. i am not to dumb to cut. and leans on my secrets. i have not to my cities days for centuries and accompanied my cou

largest oil reserves but you'd never know it by looking at the endless patrol queues in the capital caracas. any of them but we've been in to queue since 11 last night and still there are more than 100 cars ahead. thing israel is or oil industry was already in shambles unprecedented low production u.s. economic sanctions and low prices made it hard to import chemicals needed to produce petrol now the little money that was coming in from oil exports is gone with the collapse of the market. venezuela isn't alone neighboring colombia and ecuador which is already deep in debt depend heavily on oil exports as does mexico with the number of infections from cold with 19 is rising sharply admitting that the crash in oil prices will hit mexico very hard president and there is. a load tried to comfort his compatriots. i want to go on t.v. and give you all the security that we mexicans will be able to feed this crisis. on the 42 the world country and of the mexican people. the crown jewel of argentina's oil industry the vaca muerta shale gas formation is now practically paralyzed at a time when the co

they see more telesales food on the streets of kut yeah i working class neighborhood in caracas the ongoing economic crisis and the lockdown are having a big impact in her life. but the candidate is on we're only working 3 hours a day i understand they are doing it to protect our health but i am a single mother of 2 children and my eldest daughter and his son also live at home i think the situation will get worse every day. to cuti forces on the streets are trying to enforce a lockdown to prevent the spread of covert 19 but people are becoming more and more desperate every day. on thursday reports of looting and clashes with security forces in several states around the country so how dire the situation is. covered 19 may generate fear among people but surviving every day is the main worry for many. government figures show that various will last has around 300 confirmed cases of covered 1000 the president says the country has tested over 200000 people with the help of the chinese government is a let me tell a 1000000 plus of that is the medium term goal we have to reach a 1000000 texts at th

states and that i am steward take us with infamies and 3 and with tensions between washington and caracas escalating rapidly one wonders how far the united states will be willing to go to keep their man in venezuela. out of prison you see in human al-jazeera. now the u.s. has criticized a ruling by pakistani court to release the prime suspects in the killing of american journalist daniel pearl accord overturn the medic invention of ahmed omar saeed share but found him guilty of daniel pearl's kidnapping a u.s. diplomats has called the decision an affront to victims of terrorism everywhere the wall street journal journalist was killed in 2002 while investigating a pakistani rebel group. guinea's ruling party has won a majority in last month's disputed election the vote took place on the same day as a constitutional referendum which critics say paved the way for present day to stay in power for another 12 yes both poles were boycotted by the opposition the political crisis has led to months of violent protests in the west african country . now again i'm fully back to deal with the headlines

states and that i'm steward take us with infamies and 3 and with tensions between washington and caracas escalating rapidly one wonders how far the united states will be willing to go to keep their man in venezuela. out of prison you see in human al-jazeera. it's been one year since hong kong's government tried to push through a controversial extradition bill that led to months of violent protests the demonstrations of peaceful at 1st when hundreds of thousands of people turned up to march against the legislation and now withdrawn bill would have allowed any suspect in hong kong to be tried in the courts of a line china now this sparked fears it could compromise the city's independent rule of law. do what you want to 0 it means a whole rama reminder of our top stories the united states has suffered the world's worst single day of the pandemic with close to 1200 deaths on thursday the total number of dead has surpassed 6000 that water time powers are being used in the u.s. to get urgently needed equipment to hospitals president trump signed the defense production act ordering private comp

states and that i am steward take us with infamies and 3 and with tensions between washington and caracas escalating rapidly one wonders how far the united states will be willing to go to keep their man in venezuela. out of prison you see in human al-jazeera. play again i'm fairly battle with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. has had the highest one day death toll of the pandemic anywhere in the wild nearly 1200 deaths were recorded on thursday president trump is now using wartime powers to get originally needed equipment out to desperate hospitals. we're now conducting well over 100000 corona virus test per day over at that $100000.00 test a day and these are accurate tests and then moving rapidly which is more than any other country in the world both in terms of the raw number and also on a per capita basis the most the f.d.a. is also authorized the 1st coronavirus antibody test developed a cell execute step that will help identify people who have recovered and to understand their immune response and their immune system china meanwhile has reported 4 new deaths on thursday all in was

united states and that aims to attack us with infamies and 3 and with tensions between washington and caracas escalating rapidly one wonders how far the united states will be willing to go to keep their man in venezuela. out of prison you see in human al-jazeera. the united states has criticized a ruling by a pakistani court to release a prime suspect in the killing of american journalist daniel pearl a quarter over turn the american version of ahmed omar saeed share but found him guilty of pearl's kidnapping a u.s. diplomat called the decision an affront to victims of terrorism everywhere daniel pearl was working for the wall street journal when he was killed in 2002 while investigating a pakistani rebel group in guinea the ruling party has won a majority in last month's disputed election the vote took place on the same day as a constitutional referendum which critics say paves the way for present day to same power for another 12 years of poles were boycotted by the opposition. now global oil prices have surged after president donald trump said he expected russia and saudi arabia to end thei

united states and that aims to attack us with infamies and 3 and with tensions between washington and caracas escalating rapidly one wonders how far the united states will be willing to go to keep their man in venezuela. out of prison you see in human al-jazeera twitter has removed more than 2 and a half 1000 accounts from egypt abased a network known as. twitter said the group created fake accounts to broadcast messages critical of iran and turkey and said it believed the network was taking direction from the egyptian government in total the network has deleted $20000.00 profiles linked to governments including saudi arabia and serbia. guinea's ruling party has won a majority and last month's disputed election the vote took place on the same day as a constitutional referendum which critics say paves the way for president off a calm day to stay in power for a further 12 years both poles were boycotted by the country's opposition leaders the political crisis has led to months of violent protests in the west african country. the u.s. has criticized a ruling by a pakistani court to release the p

they see more telesales food on the streets of kut yeah i working class neighborhood in caracas the ongoing economic crisis and the lock down are having a big impact in her life. but become a bit of a sudden we're only working 3 hours a day i understand they are doing it to protect our health but i am a single mother of 2 children and my eldest daughter and his son also live at home i think the situation will get worse every day. security forces on the streets are trying to enforce a lockdown to prevent the spread of covert 19 but people are becoming more and more desperate every day. on thursday reports of looting and clashes with security forces in several states around the country so how dire the situation is. covered 19 may generate fear among people but surviving every day is the main worry for many. government figures show that venezuela has around 300 confirmed cases of covered 1000 the president says the country has tested over 200000 people with the help of the chinese government is a let me tell a 1000000 plus for that is the medium term goal we have to reach a 1000000 texts at th

largest oil reserves but you'd never know it by looking at the endless patrol coups in the capital caracas. any of them but we've been in to queue since last night and still there are more than 100 cars ahead. was already in shambles unprecedented low production u.s. economic sanctions and low prices made it hard to import chemicals needed to produce petrol now the little money that was coming in from oil exports is gone with the collapse of the market. venezuela isn't alone neighboring colombia and ecuador which is already deep in debt depend heavily on oil exports as does mexico where the number of infections from coal with 19 is rising sharply admitting that the crash in oil prices will hit mexico very hard president and that is. try to comfort his compatriots. i want to go on t.v. and give you all the security that we mexicans will be able to feed this crisis. on the 42 the world country and of the mexican people. the crown jewel of argentina's oil industry the vaca muerta the shale gas formation is now practically paralyzed at a time when the country needed most to offset a steep rece

lemonis: are you gonna go to caracas? what are you gonna do with it? ana: oh, god, no. lemonis: are you gonna drive a fancy car? ana: no. lemonis: are you gonna pay yourself a million dollars a year? ana: no. lemonis: okay. so, i would even say, "you don't have to worry. i don't waste money. i don't take a salary. i don't have a lot of people working for me. so whatever the money is, the bulk of it is going to go into inventory." ana: right. i-i'm still -- marcus, i'm so lost with this because i'm really not good with numbers. lemonis: you're not, but you're doing great. you're doing great. ana: i'm glad you think so. lemonis: i do. i would tell you if you didn't. ana: i know. all right, fine. maybe in that scene, you weren't that mean. lemonis: oh. i said, if you can get somebody else to invest... ana: yeah. lemonis: ...i'll invest. ana: right. lemonis: so, how -- how's that working? ana: all the nice things you said about me were cut out because you have to look like the mean boss man. lemonis: for exclusives, extras, and business advice, visit theprofit.cnbc.com. a $

i took spanish courses at the local university in caracas and i could see a great deal of poverty in venezuela and there was a great disparity between the rich and the poor and i thought this is a ticking time bomb. i took her course, sociology course, and there was a self-proclaimed marxist in the course but he did not have a clue as to what marxism stood for but he cannot define it. all he knew was it was in his line an alternative to what he saw in venezuela at the time written now, to define my question. thank you for your presentation and i look forward to reading your book. my sense is that if you were to ask people the average american what is socialism or who is a socialist you would get a wide range of answers and some would say it's the same as the communist and they don't really have a clear understanding of what is meant by socialism. you said that you called yourself a democratic socialist at one time but you no longer are. so my question is, what is a democratic socialist and why have you no longer consider yourself to be a democratic socialist? >> now we are back to th

united states and that aims to attack us with infamies and 3 and with tensions between washington and caracas escalating rapidly one wonders how far the united states will be willing to go to keep their man in venezuela. out of prison you see in human al-jazeera well it's now been one year since hong kong tried to pass a controversial extradition bill that many feared would compromise the city's independent rule of law that proved triggered months of often violent anti-government protests even after the bell with was withdrawn the streets are quiet now but many believe that the discontent remains to the pollen reports from hong kong. this became the new normal in hong kong in 2019 almost daily violence between mosque protesters and police. the spark that eventually set the street and emotions on fire with a decision to ignore the outcry of millions of people and push through a controversial extradition bill which would have allowed any suspect in the city to be tried in the court of mainland china. and the people just when lots of people thought if we don't fight now this is our last fight an

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