well, in a sense, yeah, in trudy's, all this migration from central america is blowback. right? i mean lunch, let's face it, the you are supported. right when dictatorships and how, salvador that killed 75000 people in guatemala, the kill 200000 people in honduras. it killed thousands of people and yeah, the fruit that, that, that was born by that is this huge migrations. the u. s. has destroyed these societies in these countries. nicaragua has been one country as a weather that storm because frankly, the good governance of the saturdays just but you know, the u. s. is doing everything you can to undermine that. it can be in that side. yes. that will lead to more migration. so yeah, i think it's fair to say all this is the product back. all right, dan cove, alec, we've got a lot more to unpack. so stay with us. coming up next. the u. s. isn't the only superpower with its sites set on nicaragua? find out why this central american country is abandoning taiwan. and now backing china, we'll discuss it when we return said type the m. o will be right. back with a lou needs to come to

this week we'll head to central america where one country is resisting us pressure and going their own way in foreign policy. after a history of meddling from the americans, president daniel ortega of nicaragua stands his ground as the united states takes aim at their gold industry. we'll get you all the details straight ahead. all right, let's get into the low. the me. the former us national security advisor under donald trump, john bolton, called at the troika of tyranny, referring to cuba, venezuela and nicaragua. now for most of the 20th century, the u. s. has had frosty relations with cuba does say the least in the 21st century . the u. s. and a few of its allies anointed one, why doe, as their chosen president for venezuela move some 80 percent of the world rejected . and now the u. s. has its sites set on nicaragua, again under the biden administration. so what do these 3 latin american countries have in common while they're all run by left us government resist us, influence and exploitation by the west. so to talk more about nicaragua in the crosshairs, we'll bring in a man who

okay, she wants to promote job creation she claims in central america.dress the root causes of illegal immigration. she finally acknowledged the fefentanyl crisis yesterday. >> with regard to drug smuggling in particular, we are concerned that what we have been seeing coming across includes deadly and elicit fentanyl trafficking. it has fueled the opioid crisis and is leading cause of death among the 18 to 42-year-old population in the united states. maria: well, two years into their administration, kamala finally figures out fentanyl is killing american citizens and it's coming through the border. >> well, it's absurd. i don't think anyone believes as they watch the vice president talk about and give those remark that is she cares and that this administration cares about the fentanyl crisis that we are facing. you don't see them really talk about it. you don't see a strategy in place. it should be a prime time address to the american people. when this is killing over a hundred thousand americans every single day prime time address, talking to the americ

and yours is our confronting each other also in central america and back in the 1980s. the u. s. c forces laid c mines off because of nicaragua. that actually was the case that was then charged by the international court of justice. and for people who are familiar with international law at the united states was then condemned. it was considered as a breach of did a charter of the united nations. and my 1st reading of what has happened in september now in the light of investigative report by seymour hersh, i would draw some sort of analogy with that case, back in central america and her bring the u. s. to port of crossed here as has to consent to that. ah, they will not for sure not a but maybe the something could happen on, on, on, on an actress by and by the company, by the, by the consortium because it's dam money. it's the property that was destroyed, but thank you for laying that on. this episode i think was last in the midst of time. i'll read off it myself, actually, former austria and foreign minister car in can i still live an r t with her tick on the nord stream. revelat

work centers on violence, crime, gender and latin america with particular focus on mexico and central america. she wrote a book which examines the history of lynching during the formative years of post revolutionary time. she was a recipient of a book prize honorable mention and an honorable mention by a mexico section. she is currently working on two new book projects. supported by 2020 distinguished scholar award and a marie curie ella ship. -- fellowship. [indiscernible] her writing can be found in foreign affairs the global observation of -- and the harvard review of latin america. thank you very much for joining. we have an absolute star panel here today. to start is off, i want to start with the question that is not so hidden within the title of this event, how would you each assess on a broad level u.s.-mexico security cooperation as it is today? do you think the u.s.-mexico has made important strides to combat some of the court security issues or not really? >> thank you so much for the invitation and for organizing this event. i would say the u.s.-mexico security cooperation is neith

i have seen that in central america, you see the united nations down there. tell me what you have seen while writing this book. >> it is true, there is a constellation of american ngos, lawyers, united nations agencies of various kinds that have all coalesced around the migrant traffic, all the way down to south america. i think the first time that i really saw this, i was in reynosa, right across from texas. big camp, crowded. everybody is in line for something, some kind of aid, whatever. one of the lines was they were being handed debit cards. i went right up to the front of the line and started to take photos and video of the debit card and i am asking the worker, what is this? she says, i work with iom, international office for migration. these are credit cards. they get almost $400 every two weeks and it is renewable while they wait to find their way across. that was the first time i saw that, i tweeted it out, it was controversial, people didn't believe it. but then, i just started digging in and found that this was called the cash-based intervention p

i mean, i've seen it in central america when i've gone to guatemala, you see the united nations down there. tell me what you've seen while writing this book. it's true. there there is a constellation of american ngos, lawyers, united nations agencies of various kinds that have all coalesced around the traffic, the migrant traffic, all the way down to south america. i think the first time that i really saw this, i was in reynosa, which is right across from mcallen, texas. big camp there, crowded camp. and everybody's in line for something, you know, some kind of aid. this kind of aid if covid shots or whatever. and one of the lines was they were being handed debit cards and so i went right up to the front of the line, and i started to take photos and video of the debit cards. and i'm asking the worker, what is this? and he says, well, you know, i work with iom, the international office for migration, and these are credit cards. we're handing out all these credit cards. well, how much is on them? well, they get for almost $400 every two weeks. and it's renewable while they wait to find

recession in the second half of this year is still high and requires the policymakers of the central bank of america to make a new decision, while the officials of the central bank of this country expect the interest rate to increase slightly and reach 5%, but the traders expect a lower interest rate and experts believe that the condition of the gold market is still good due to the forecast of the economic recession in europe, and this precious metal can significantly reduce the interest rate of the central bank of nafta after the decrease in the interest rate in favor of the loss of the cost of maintaining this non-profitable capital and the desire to its purchase will increase moghadam seda and sima news agency breaking a record in the commodity exchange from the beginning of the year to the end of the second week of bahman exceeded 100 million tomans according to the report of the commodity exchange, the largest volume of transactions during this period belonged to cement, steel and iron ore the sales volume of cement was more than 48 million 300 thousand tomans, nearly 15 million 500 tons of ste

sima regional office of the southeast asia lions people from southern california to northern and central america are exposed to the winter storm, and it has hurt on the ministry level in las vegas and has broken power transmission lines and plunged the city into blackout. the winter storm also caused air travel has been disrupted and more than 13,000 flights have been delayed. according to the forecast of the meteorological organization, the air temperature in the northern half of the country will increase in the next three days. today, the waters of the caspian sea and the central parts of the persian gulf are rough and turbulent some of the country also with rains it will be scattered, since today we will have scattered rains in parts of kermanshah province, qazvin highlands, and in the northern part of isfahan province, lorestan region of hamedan, and on the other hand, the conditions for scattered rains are now in the highlands in the form of electricity for areas of razavi khorasan south khorasan will be ahead, my dear, if you refrain from going to high altitudes, the wind will be the preva

she is unveiling 1 billion private sector investment to central america, bringing the total to 4.2 billion. >> ashley: former ice director is joining us this morning. we just touched on this in our ad lib there for a second. i want to talk about vice president kamala harris and how she's calling on congress to address the border crisis. listen to this. >> at the end of last year, we saw rising level of migration from other countries. congress must fix our broken immigration system. and congress must provide the necessary funds for border security. >> ashley: jonathan, what do you think? do you think she has control of this or she's pushing it off on congress because she doesn't want to do it? >> exactly, she could do something. this administration could do something. this idea is utter nonsense, they won't enforce the law. every policy they introduced since president has been in office is to deter enforcement and encourage illegal immigration. it is utter nonsense and it will continue for the next two years. they are hoping the media will blame it on congress act. they are not enforcing th

reach out to them because of the same people i dealt with going all the way back to the wars in central america in particular, elliott abrams and robert kagan, who was working for him in the state department. and it doesn't matter how wrong they are, and we know wrong they are, because there are all these promises about implanting democracy in baghdad and emanating out across the middle east and what all of the fiascos that they have orchestrated? they're never held to account for number one. and number two, their platforms always secured because, of course, they're funded by the war industry, all of their think tanks, brookings council, are awash in the money from the weapons industry. and of course, they have a lock on the media. so i you know, let's go back to the first iraq war. so i speak arabic seven years in the middle east, covered it for the new york times. but because i didn't repeat, the care of the dominant narrative, the so-called expert, it's who were trotted out. i don't they could find most countries in the middle east on a map they certainly didn't have anywhere near the experi

kamala harris announcement a investment in central america before punting most of her responsibilityss. >> we have made great progress thus far today we'll launch next steps in our efforts and next phase. at end of last year we saw rising level of migration from other countries, congress must fix our broken immigration system. and congress must provide the necessary functions ffunds for border security. kennedy: lady, you are a senator, why you are not working with congress? what did right now? tomorrow morning house oversight committee calling chief border patrol anxieanla agents to testify on the hill about what is going on. joining me now to discuss, republican congressman, chairman of house oversight committee james comer welcome back, sir. >> great to be back. kennedy: so, you know, the vice president has good intentions, a capital investment in countries that have been decimated by narcoterrorists who now have seized a lot of power. what is to say that billion dollars that is going there will not be co-opted by krcorrupt people. >> that is what it is and it is disappointing thi

and some of the other work being done in central america. but that's just the tip of the iceberg. it needs to be a lot more and i would love to hear the president mention or commit tonight that that's what they will be doing in the next year. >> dana: the border czar also known as vice president kamala harris talking about what she would like to see happen. >> at the end of last year we saw rising level of migration from other countries. congress must fix our broken immigration system. and congress must provide the necessary funds for border security. >> dana: can you wait for congress to act, sir? >> definitely not. congress does need to do that. she is right about it. but we need strong policy. we have had stronger policy in the past that has been very effective with the exact same laws on the books. so to wait for laws to change is really kicking the can down the road. we need to have policies with these laws that are currently in place that would change the direction and posture along the border. >> dana: we have been very interested in your situation at the yuma regional medi

on efforts to bring business and developments to central america. he has also worked very closely with micro finance. he was with citigroup for a number of years. he is familiar with the whole process of poverty reduction and economic development. at the same time, he has a lot of management experience in his time at mastercard. interestingly enough, he went to a school in india that has produced not just ajay banga, but others who have all gone to the same elementary private school in india. kailey: really interesting stuff, mike. thank you for bringing us. some context. michael mckee and kriti gupta, thank you very much. coming up, we will have more of our question of the day. are the hawks placed in? we will talk with mark connors, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ [office sounds] ♪upbeat music♪ ♪♪ ♪when the day that lies ahead of me♪ ♪♪ ♪seems impossible to face♪ ♪a lovely day (lovely day)♪ ♪(lovely day) (lovely day)♪ ♪(lovely day)♪ a bank that knows your business grows your business. bmo. kailey: stocks are attempting a rebound after four straight day

that the high expectations for the continued increase in the interest rate of the bank there is central americat may grow it has strengthened the dollar and mixed the price of oil, but on the other hand, kazakhstan's world ministry has announced that in march it will provide 100 thousand tons of oil to germany through a pipeline in russia and for the short refinery. by the end of february, 766 million certificates of deposit were exchanged in the commodity exchange, excuse me, of this amount, certificates of deposit were more than 24 thousand and 76 billion tomans. this number of certificates of deposit has increased by 230% in terms of volume and 688% compared to last year. in february , 62 million and 900 thousand goods deposit certificates 3 thousand and 400 billion tomans sport among the traders in the court of raping me as the best deals in terms of volume was given to cement and in terms of value it was awarded to a quarter of a coin to a quarter of a gold coin. sixty thousand futures contracts were traded in the commodity exchange until the end of february of this year, the value of thes

the first stop of the foreign minister's trip to central america, hossein amirabdollahian , arrived in the capital of nicaragua on his first trip to the region. official the foreign minister of this country was appointed to emphasize our common views and the diverse colleagues that flow between the two countries. in the official meeting of the foreign ministers of the two countries, a memorandum of cooperation and political partnership mechanism was signed through the signing of the memorandum of understanding by both countries, the necessary mechanism for we launch ongoing political consultations, which include administrative meetings on issues of interest to both sides, as well as cooperation in the international field . nicaragua fortunately, nicaragua is on the path of development and it is a very good report . in this meeting , nicaragua praised iran's stand against the cruel sanctions of the west and called for the unification of independent nations and the strengthening of multilateralism. and many latin american countries, the policy that was adopted after the victory of the is

multilateralism emphasized that we, the teenager, the first stop of the foreign minister's trip to central america, hossein amirabdollahian, in his first trip to the region, arrived in the capital of nicaragua , to emphasize the official welcome of the foreign minister of this country, and our common views and various cooperation between the two countries is going on. in the official meeting of the foreign ministers of the two countries , a memorandum of political cooperation and partnership mechanism was signed. the topics of interest of both sides and also cooperation are in the international field. the minister of foreign affairs also visited a refinery in miramar, the capital of iran, during the visit of the minister of oil of nicaragua in may, contracts on upgrading and modernizing the refineries of this country. fortunately, this workshop is on the way development it is a very good report and the program for the sustainable development of the economy is on the way . he praised iran's stand against the cruel sanctions of the west and called for the unity of independent nations and the strengt

millions of people from southern california to the state north and central america exposed to hurricanes are in winter and hundreds of thousands of homes have been cut off. in las vegas, strong winds have knocked out power transmission lines . the winter storm has also disrupted air travel and more than 13,000 flights have been canceled or delayed. dear and respected viewers, thank you for your support and attention. have a good day and may god protect a literary work with the presence of female writers in the research institute, which was founded in the name of women and family . the research institute has one main approach, and the search and analysis of works in the field of women. and the family and the second point is that he wants to hold a conference as a family resistant to ethical challenges in the changing world, this meeting was held for the purpose of pathology and review of writings in the field of women, and in this regard, a 400-page book hamdard nan was unveiled. the discussion and the family of the authors of the bibliography of women in the humanities and social science

it's one of the animals' most important nesting sites on the caribbean coastline of central america.or lives in tortuguero. when the turtles hatch, he patrols the beach to protect them. things used to be very different. cloied: tortuguero was an isolated place. survival didn't revolve around money like it does today with tourism. we used to kill the turtles. we ate the eggs, we ate the meat, we ate the fins. reporter: the turtles have already travelled up to 2000 kilometers by the time they arrive at the beach to lay their eggs in the tortuguero national park. four different species of sea turtles lay their eggs on tortuguero beach, including hawksbill and leatherback turtles. gloria guerrero is a biologist with the tortuguero sea turtle conservancy. she's concerned because climate change is making the sand warmer and the higher the temperature, the fewer males are born. this poses yet another danger to the turtles' survival. gloria: out of 1000 baby turtles, only one comes back to lay its eggs on the beach. reporter: the turtles follow the light of the moon to find their way onto th

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we are the first stop of the foreign minister's trip to central america hossein amirabdollahian in the first our trip to the region arrived in the capital of nicaragua. the poem was placed on the official welcome of the foreign minister of this country. we want to emphasize our common views and the diverse work that is going on between the two countries. the country will set up the necessary mechanisms for ongoing political consultations , which include working meetings on topics of interest to both sides , as well as cooperation in the international field . country in during the may trip, the minister of oil of nicaragua signed the upgrade and renovation of the country's refineries. fortunately, nicaragua is on the path of development and the report is very good . he listened to the sustainable economic development program of this workshop . we have an agreement regarding the expansion of comprehensive cooperation, including in economic fields commerce and energy the last stage of this trip was a meeting with the president of nicaragua, daniel efsari . in this meeting, iran's stand ag

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as we mentioned one in central america. they are steering it.ld not be surprised if it heads to texas. >> steve: listen, we had just about 30 minutes ago enes kanter freedom on. he was the guest of kevin mccarthy. kevin mccarthy is going to be with us in 45 minutes talking about last night's address. but enes was there in the capitol and he was, given the fact that he has been a vocal critic of the nba and how cozy they are with china, he surprised the president didn't talk much about that last night. here he is. >> i was actually expecting him to address it but, unfortunately, he did not much. i mean, it's not -- it's not a lie that china has been trying to spy on us for a long time. i mean, everybody is talking about spy balloon, but everyone, you know, pretty much with tiktok, china is spying on over 100 million americans every day. people need to understand that you know? and for some reason they definitely needs to ban tiktok in america. because it's just unacceptable what they are doing. >> ainsley: he knows firsthand. is he from turkey. h

fan and frost in southern states and some states in central america have canceled flights, road closures, and power outages have hundreds of thousands of subscribers. the time of the ice storm warning is today, the hottest day, around 30 degrees celsius, but it's still cold and frozen everywhere. you can't see behind me, it's frozen everywhere. the ice has slowly started to melt . yesterday, many flights were canceled. even today, some flights were canceled. the situation in dallas was worse than everywhere . many people were stuck on the roads in chicago and other cities where winter i have lived a difficult life, but today is one of the worst days or maybe the worst days i remember the story of one remaining on the road, although the temperature is gradually increasing, it is predicted that the weather will get hotter, there is still ice on the streets , i have this spectrum of ice 230 in my hand, it has melted a little, but it is still solid, that's why i died. they should drive very carefully. painful accidents have also occurred. what do we know about the number of deaths from the s

. >> a lot of our communities are refugees and immigrants from southeast asia and central america. >> reporter: it is a diverse neighborhood. the park is surrounded by mostly chinese and vietnamese businesses. >> it has been three or 4 years since they played at this park, and we live very close and they used to come here a lot but it has become so dirty. >> reporter: this grandmother who used to take classes at the community center says families avoided, thinking it is not safe. >> i just don't understand why our government cannot resolve this problem. >> reporter: jennifer is the president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce, they met with city officials on thursday to talk about solutions. oakland council president, nikki bass represents this area, she said clinton park is one of her top priorities. she says the city plans to offer folks transitional housing so families can feel comfortable returning to the playground. >> while i feel optimistic, i just want to stress that we cannot do this on our own. >> reporter: the city did not provide a timeline as to how soon they c

here. argy quiet for much of the caribbean and the rest of central america. we find a wet a weather down in south america, those thunderstorms continuing to plague coastal areas of brazil that he's going to spread from chile and argentina into southern areas of brazil. we've got warnings out. the temperature in puerto allegro hovering close to 35 degrees celsius. ah oh a ah ah ah, you're watching, i'll just hear armando about top stories, tens of thousands of search and rescue personnel working into care and syria to free survivors trapped on to rubble on mondays earthquakes. at least 7200 people have been killed across both countries. thousands more are injured. serious foreign ministers urge european countries to send his country aid off the earthquakes despite western sanctions. aid organizations say monitoring crisis is emerging in a country already struggling. 12 years of international help has already started to arrive in both countries, teams around the world, also heading to the beach and in the hope of finding and saving people a u. s. present, so bid

so you start to get a lot more people from asia or people from mexico and central america. and that really changed what america like, you know, in a way that has become a really fundamental part of how we talk about american politics, which i'm sure we're going get to. but, you know, it means that the baby boom really is much more white then younger generations, that the younger generations literally look different than did the baby boomers. at the same time, younger generations continued the pattern that we saw really start with the baby boomers of being more likely to go to college and less likely otherwise to participate in institutions being less beholden to political parties. the boom had a lot aspects of that relative to their elders, but we've really that continue with younger generations. and so now we have younger generations, much more highly educated than was the boom. they're much less likely to participate in institutions much less religious, much less likely to be members of political parties and all of those things are differentiators both culturally and polit

working on ways to move this forward because when you lift the economic situation and do that in central america and here in southwest florida, hitting the root cause of that and 85% are for economic reasons and some for political and some for religious freedoms but the economic conditions, if we can look as president kennedy said rising tide. >> i agree with what the chairman said mostly as you just said. i would just say that, you know, i think we need to raise the human rights at every level. not just a human rights conferences and not just the conferences that talk about religious freedoms and talk about investorring in other parts of the world and be respect for human rights and can't persecute people and to be honest i've been around for a long time and democratic and republican administrations and it becomes uncomfortable and chairman mentioned the work we did and i'll be honest with you and very much opposed to it and it's not an easy thing is note entrenched on enslaved labor and could do it in the end in a bipartisan way and that's important and not underestimate there's forces who wil

here a century can not be seen in central america a mega prison has opened for tens of thousands of thetorious criminals salvadoran thugs are being pulled here from all over the country how the specially guarded megapolis looks like from the inside for repeat offenders will tell the tattooed as never before obedient mass of thousands of the most cruel thugs with their hands firmly clasped at the back of the head like two drops of the same fate prison this is how their first day in new home in the world's largest 40,000-bed colony. this is distant el salvador, a country on the highway from colombia to mexico. crossroads of criminal worlds. here, for almost a year , a state of emergency has been in effect on the streets of the shootout, the kidnapping, the murders of the most influential cartels. not just bloody fights. they control the lives of people within the area. how should young people dress? who will marry whom, how much taxes the street vendor will pay to the gang. and if someone disagrees. the authorities of the country began an anti-gangster war in all cities , a wave of specia