host: paul chavez is not only the son of cesar chavez, he is president of the cesar chavez foundatione very much appreciate your time this evening, sir. a little bit more about cesar chavez. his legacy, 1920 7-1993, his birthday march 31 is a holiday in california, texas and denver. he was awarded the presidential medal 1994. it was awarded by president clinton, accepted posthumously by his wife helen. president obama's yes we can campaign slogan began as the motto of the united farm workers. there is a town and cesar chavez, texas. there are schools named after cesar chavez. a postage stamp was issued in 2003. the national chavez center opened in 2004 in keene, california by the cesar chavez foundation. we need to note that his granddaughter julie chavez rodriguez is joe biden's 2024 campaign manager. again, if you want to learn more about cesar chavez, our guest miriam pawel did a full podcast on the life of cesar chavez. you can click that little qr code you see on your screen right now. very quickly, miriam pawel, paul chavez mentioned jerry brown. you have written a book called t

from from cesar chavez. so there's a direct link to obama who worked on chavez. wow. well, we have questions for free. and you can see and before i'm going to have you talk about your books, though, especially don't do one about climate and which my recent book is called silent spring revolution. john f kennedy and rachel carson. lyndon johnson and nixon are dealt with that the environmental movement of the sixties and seventies, but rachel carson's book, silent spring, came out in 1962, and that could have easily been on this top ten list, because rachel carson, looking at ddt pesticides that were developed after world war two during world war two and it were were applied by crop plain, all these chemicals, all she was arguing that people were getting sick from that it was created cancer and leukemia spikes and took conservation and environmentalism and married it with public health and so in her book is the birth of environmental issues environmental health issues. and i write in in my book silent spring revolution about climate change that in 1958 we were very clea

chavez, when he was elected, he was a very charismatic character , he was the leader of the bolivarian and he had widespread public support. maduro, although he may not have the same charisma as chavez, but he was able to come and replace over time in two periods. chávez was able to gain that popularity , this time we saw that he was elected for the third time , this was in a situation where the western media tried to weaken him and introduce him as a liar, but maduro's performance made him he can attract people's votes and win votes. and to achieve this victory despite the pressures that the successive governments of venezuela suffered from the westerners and the challenges that were against them, especially from the united states, well, they able to have a positive performance. to attract the people and the people also accepted that they are successful leaders and the elections were approved by everyone. thank you for pointing out the previous elections of the venezuelan people . following maduro since 1999, now 25 years have passed, maduro is going to be in power for another 6 years

well, we know that chavez was elected by the people in this country in 1999. years have passed since hugo chávez started the path and nicolás maduro continued after that. an interesting aspect is that despite all these harsh conditions of sanctions , there was inflation that was several thousand percent, and now we have the guest we were talking to before you said that now

what is the path of chavez and the polivari revolution? you know it's not as a simple method.as facing pressure from the americans, and the americans were trying to pressure them economically. do not let them that they can easily export their own materials, but they gradually removed themselves from this pressure, and in addition to the political challenges and political pressures that were against the venezuelan government, there were also economic pressures , and economic pressures caused discontent. people can and every time we saw that venezuela held democratic elections and did not allow the pressures and challenges that existed from the point of view of america , the propaganda that existed on their behalf, to divert them from their own way. maduro actually faced all those challenges it failed, among other things, including the huge amount of money that the west and , of course, the united states spent to strengthen the election campaigns of maduro's rivals , in fact, the venezuelan government was embarrassed. and i can say that they fought comprehensively and in differe

my daughter was alexis chavez. my. the cigarette goes and he is had to be the same power set to be a little more impressive. so essentially what we're seeing is a continuation of that. unfortunately, this looks like a step into our right dictation. nicholas missouri would point to yes. solve uh, american sanctions on its economy and that's why the country is suffering as well as the oil price. what do you have a point to the size of certainly contributed to the economic process, the process, the guy on the well, the 4 sections where impose was a few minutes every emergency in that as well as far as like as 2015, which is before the significant economic sanctions were oppose the sanctions. absolutely. and how we get the sanctions are really because of this. so for see this, this, this increasing increasing your 3rd period government. the sanctions are intended to get my daughter to take a more democratic to me when given the opportunity to do so. it was fine either way . there's been huge migration from venezuela that h

and political repression have worn down the socialist revolution started by late presidents, hugo chavez. in 1999, the election campaign has been marred by claims of widespread harassment and the rest of dozens of opposition activists. institutions loyal to the president have not allowed millions of venezuelans abroad to register to vote. and bard, the opposition primary winner from running. if madura was defeated, well, he recognized the results or try to stay in power. and what does the outcome mean from in his willa and the south america region will discuss all of that with our guests and a few moments. but 1st, this report from victoria again be this is after being in power for more than a decade in venezuela. president nicholas madura was seeking us the time he's promising to continue the socialist revolution. started by late president hugo chavez in 1999. just showing the model i am nicholas mal, do it on the president people and i will recognize the electro referee, the official bulletins, and they will be respected. i call on the 10 presidential candidates to declaim publicly, th

they're leaving it because of maduro, because of chavez economics. it's terrible.zuelan how capitalist and free market and free enterprise venezuela is and you will get a very different story. you will get the true story. larry: that's a great point. that's a great point. >> if i ever find a venezuelan buying "the new york times" i would just roll over but there you go. larry: they're all escaping venezuela because of the havoc wreaked upon them by chavez and lately maduro. it is not anything 20 do with capitalism. >> of course it is terrible. larry: i wanted to insert that. this was not an editorial. i can understand the socialist editorial board. this was a news story written by i think the local regional editor of the andes, something like that. yes. >> by the way, larry they talked about the triumph of democracy in south america. they didn't talk about argentina where they are moving towards free market economics. larry: i don't have time for argentina. i got to get out. i'm already over time. i'm just going to say, cut taxes and deregulate the economy. god, it

who go chavez. all together to solve these thoughts have do independence, relo for the quarter century election authorities. i'm the judiciary off from the under. my daughter was tom and i'm gonna think economy has pretty good over 7000000 people to sleep. venezuelans abroad in columbia federal argentina. mexico have reacted with grief and anger. the in today, the defeat of the miserable dictates the nicholas my doodle was obvious enough. today we're going to finish whether to be free people's decision should be respectful. guy i want to be in my home. i want to be in my country. this is not fair, it's not fair. i want to the free venezuela. this is our last hope. we will decide we will side for the freedom of venezuela. either we lose or we, we are going to fight. many international leaders have also reacted with concern calling on election authorities to release more avoiding data. my doodle, meanwhile, has vowed to hold on to follow and prevent violence. dw correspondence discussion link eyes fol

en el 2013, tras la muerte de chÁvez, maduro asumiÓ la presidencia del paÍs.ejo nacional electoral, con el 80% de los votos escrutados, nicolÁs maduro obtuvo el 51.2% de los votos frente al 44.2% de edmundo gonzÁlez. la participaciÓn, segÚn el consejo nacional electoral, estuvo en el 59%. por su parte, la oposiciÓn desde la tarde ya denunciaba irregularidades en el proceso de la transmisiÓn de las actas de escrutinio y el retiro de los testigos opositores de los centros de votaciÓn. marÍa corina machado hablÓ hace unas horas y dijo que edmundo gonzÁlez era el claro vencedor por una amplia mayorÍa y que la victoria era en todos los estados de venezuela. >> queremos decirle a todos los venezolanos y al mundo entero que venezuela tiene un nuevo presidente electo y es edmundo gonzÁlez urrutia. ya ganamos y todo el mundo lo sabe. el 100% de las actas que transmitiÓ el consejo nacional electoral las tenemos. no sÉ dÓnde salieron las otras, todas las que transmitieron las tenemos y todo esta informaciÓn coincide. saben en quÉ? en que edmundo gonzÁlez urrutia obtuvo e

and the last missouri has ruled venezuela since taking over from the hugo chavez in 2013. so make or model. i'm nicholas madura, the re elected president of the boulevard in republic of venezuela. nicholas my do to was quick to claim victory in front of children and supporters off to be like daughters council announced he has secured a tut them with the majority of the vote counted the claim. the opposition was also quick to counter it. warranted. we want to tell all open it's willa, and the word that been equilla has a new president elect needs. it wound up gonzales, who wrote down the opposition a coalition of bodies which united to spend against my doodle claims that scanned to be 170 percent of the vote. and that the electronic consul numbers are fraudulent. the stand off corner was a tense night accounting with opposition support as demanding to witness the account. i'm evaluations of rigging. my daughter was 10 years of time on the he use of his mentor who go chavez all together to solve these thoughts have used when it's reapplied for the quarter century election au

who go chavez altogether, the se that's have used when it's very low for the quarter century election authorities and the judiciary off from the under my daughter was tom and i'm gonna think economy has to good over 7000000 people to see when, as well as a broad in columbia federal origin. tina i'm mexico have reacted with grief and anger. wedding day today, the defeat of the miserable dictates the nicholas my doodle was obvious enough. today we're going venice, whether to be free to people's decision should be respectful guy. i want to be in my home. i want to be in my country. this is not fair, it's not fair. i want to the free venezuela. this is our last hope. we will decide we will decide for the freedom of venezuela, either we lose or we, we are going to fight. many international leaders have also reacted with concern calling on election authorities to release more avoiding data. my doodle, meanwhile, has vowed to hold on to follow. and prevent violence. oscar psycho sending by for us in caracas. oscar good to see you both sides. they are claiming victory. what's the latest? a wh

close to the president, nicholas missouri has ruled venezuela since taking over from who they chavez, in 2013, to, sorry, meet the i'm nicholas madura, the re elected president of the boulevard in republic of venezuela. nicholas my do to was quick to claim victory in front of children and supporters of to be like door to the council announced he has secured a tut them with the majority of the votes counted the claim. the opposition was also quick to count of monte leave onto the telephone, open equilla, and the word that been equilla has a new president elect needs. it wound up gonzales, who wrote down the opposition a coalition of bodies which united the stand against my doodle claims. it's candidate 170 percent of the vote, and that the electronics council numbers are fraudulent. the stand off condo is a tense, might accounting with all positions supportive, demanding to witness the account. i made allocations of rigging. my daughter was 10 years of who come on, but she use of his mentor who go chavez all together to solve these thoughts have do independence. relo for the quarter ce

get this, chavez and maduro were actually successful socialists but lately, maduro who may be stealingr it is guilty of brutal capitalism, and the best part of this story, is that a new york timings article. but wait, it was not an editorial. which i would have expected this is news story covering venezuela, news story, brutal capitalism, under maduro. what do you think of that art? by the way brutal capitalism would help venezuela. >> right. >> how dare -- how dare you attack the "new york times" larry. this is just -- here luk look, you asked yourself why are people leaving venezuela because of maduro and chavez economics, they don't get any incomes, ask a venezuelan how capitalists and free market and free enterprise to venezuela, you get a different story. you get truth story. larry: that is a great point. >> if i find a venezuelan buying "new york times," i would rollover and spit wooden nickels. larry: they are all escaping venezuela because of havoc reaped upon them by chavez and maduro, not capitalism, this is not an editorial. this is news story written by local regional edito

significativo es que tuvo en el estado de falcÓn, donde derribaron una estatua del expresidente hugo chÁveznacional simÓn bolÍvar, la reelecciÓn de maduro recordemos que le garantiza la presidencia hasta el 2031, maduro logrÓ la victoria con el 51% de los votos frente al 44% del diplomÁtico retirado el mundo gonzÁlez. sabemos que marÍa corina machado ha asegurado que ellos tienen el 73% de las actas y que la oposiciÓn es la ganadora. el sentimiento de fraude traspasa la frontera, los venezolanos en mÉxico dicen sentirse desesperados y se congregaron afuera de la embajada. mientras esto sucedÍa el presidente mexicano asegurÓ que su gobierno no se va a pronunciar sobre los resultados y esperarÁn que acabe el recuento de los votos. y si no es una democracia, la dictadura no les conviene. y 32 para nicolÁs maduro, 10 candidatos y la oposiciÓn asegurÓ que tiene como deseamos el 73% de las actas de todas las mesas de votaciÓn para comprobar. cambiamos completamente de tema, el abogado del narcotraficante dice que su cliente fue secuestrado hacia los estados unidos, el abogado del poderoso lÍder d

in the race to preserve chávez's legacy , this is essentially one of many achievements very impressiveis is actually an example. this is actually an example and a model for passing the difficult phase and... they are now shunning foreign interference better than before. in 2013 and 2014, which i mentioned in my article , it was really a very difficult situation. we likened it to the smell of blood from venezuela is coming because of the inflammatory situation that was there and the violence that sometimes occurs. by them, i mean that the americans will do anything if they cannot achieve their goals through political means , but we are ready for the preconditions. we are ready in various ways and i want to tell you that in 2018 we were in a very bad situation economically. we had several thousand percent inflation, but this year, after the programs that were implemented in the past few years, in june and july, we were able to bring the inflation to 1 percent compared to the same month last year, and this shows that the revolutionary plans and the society that venezuela had was successfu

on the one hand, nonmarket policies implemented earlier by past president hugo chavez.tivated several skilled workers to leave the country. later on, falling oil prices in 2014, underinvestment generated by the previous president chavez, combined with 2019, and then later u.s. sanction preventing venezuela from importing several key inputs. this prevented several companies to invest in venezuela. christian: russia's oil was taken out of the market. venezuela is suddenly much more interesting to countries in the region. oil started to flow again. the inflation figure, 450,000% to 50% in five years, how has he done that? >> again, several factors. on the one hand, it helped significantly, thanks to the easing of sanctions from the united states, venezuela has been able to increase the supply of dollars, keep the effects maduro, even though official government figures have not been released since 20 17, they have cap expenditures below inflation, which has allowed them to reduce monetary financing, printing. christian: still an economic crisis were a lot of people in venez

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we are just a crayon box and the rainbow flag represents everybody because chavez grew up in the bay area but moved to mexico. she made sure to come back home for pride with her girlfriend. karen. >> you know you can express yourself and feel accepted. >> chavez says right now it's more important than ever to be prideful. our rights are being pressured and we need to push back. steel price started out as a riot and it was a riot against police, persecution and social persecution and >> i i just really hope that future generations don't have to fight that fight again after the parade, people packing the civic center for pride celebration. the louder you are the better. were several different stages with music and dancing as well as tons of food and drink vendors. san francisco pride is like no i've been to sydney, australia several in europe. >> this is this is really a special one. patrick carney is the founder of the pink triangle. it is installed every year for pride month. a top twin peaks. he attended pride with his husband, host saint the to say pride is about freedom to love wh

chÁvez con este hombre. cuadrangular solitario. inteligencia. zona el fin de semana habrÁ visto. se trata de una alianza. aquÍ estuvo en la icÓnica brandy. regalan obsequios. los afiches estÁn ahÍ presentes. con el anuncio oficial de javier aguirre los aficionados empiezan a mostrar cuÁndo empieza la pared. asÍ serÁ el debut del vasco javier aguirre. >> regresamos al tiempo. >> para darles un adelanto estamos notando que hay tres editado por encima. las temperaturas estÁn cÁlidas para esta Área. condiciones mÁs calmados en cuanto a los vientos. mucho cuidado al conducir. maÑana las mÍnimas estarÁn un poco mÁs elevadas. en santa rosa mÍnimas en los 59 grados. en horario de la noche viene esa cobertura no goza y tenemos temperaturas mÁximas en y tenemos temperaturas mÁximas en los 104 en livermore. tambiÉn en san mateo y hacia la costa. en san josÉ tocando los 93 hacia el miÉrcoles. estarÁ llegando un descenso en las temperaturas y ocupÓ capaz agradable en cuanto a las temperaturas. tendremos un fin de semana un poco mÁs agradable en cuanto al cal

king and rosa parks in cesar chavez.hen ben franklin was asked as he emerged from the convention going on, whether the founders had given america a republic, his response was, the republic if you can keep it. the republic if you can keep it. whether we keep our republic is now in your hands. my fellow americans, it's been the privilege of my life to serve this nation for over 50 years. nowhere else on earth could have such modest beginnings. sitting behind the resolute desk in the oval office as president of the united states, here i am. that is what is so special about america. we are a nation of promise and possibilities. of dreamers and doers. of ordinary americans doing extra ordinary things. i've given my heart and my soul to my nation. like so many others. i've been blessed a million times in return with the love and support of the american people. i hope you have some idea of how grateful i am to all of you. the great thing about america is here. kings and dictators do not rule. the people do. history is in your h

it happened shortly before five along cesar chavez and pennsylvania abc7 news reporter j.r stone is at hospital with the latest. >> reporter two san francisco police motorcycles down on the ground as emergency crews work to help the two officers who were riding them after a nasty collision with a car. >> they're both in good spirits, you know, i talked to one of them waiting to talk to a second one. >> san francisco police chief bill scott, at the hospital hours later to check on his officers. scott says the two motorcycle officers, both traveling westbound on cesar chavez, collided head on with this car going the other way, one witness told us his coworker was startled after the crash. >> she said, that was my uber driver. that i was going to get in. she came in like a she went out, came in like a ghost, like, oh my word, i was going to get in that car. >> you know, chief scott would not confirm if the man driving the car was a rideshare driver or not. he also wouldn't say who crossed the center line before the collision, only saying the officer's condition and the driver's condition

the president. nicholas madeira has ruled venezuela with an iron fist since taking over from hugo chavez and 20. so i see. and this latest election, victory, homes, him a foot in office, a sorry, meet the i'm nicholas my toodle, the re elected president of the boulevard and republic of venezuela. nicholas my doodle was quick to claim victory in front of children and supporters. often b, like daughters council announced he has secured a tut them with the majority of the votes counted the claim. the opposition was also quick to counter it. warranty li onto the telephone, open equilla, and the word that been equilla has a new president elect needs. it wound up gonzales till tuesday on the opposition coalition of bodies which united the stand against my brutal claims that scanned the big 170 percent of the vote. and that the electronics council numbers are fraudulent. the stand off condo is a tense, might accounting with all positions supportive, demanding, to witness the account. i mean, that legation of rigging my daughter was 10 years of time on the use of his mentor, julio chavez, altoge

chávez súper sabor del bueno. could be your last. that's the scary reality now. noticiero telemundo 48 7 días a la semana. primero contigo. y continuamos aquí en comunidad del valle con connie guerrero de la liga de mujeres votantes. y como les mencionamos, aquí tenemos en pantalla el código, el código para que la gente se registre para votar. platíquenos de lo fácil que es a registrarse teniendo ese código en pantalla. sí, claro. este es fácil registrarse para votar solamente tienes que ser ciudadano. este y en california pues ser residente de california, haber cumplido los 18 años. te puedes registrar a los 16, pero para votar necesitas tener 18 años y no haber cometido ningún am delito. felony verdad? entonces es fácil registrarse. te van a pedir los datos de tu nombre, tu dirección, necesitas tener el número de tu licencia o lo o los últimos 4 números de tu seguro social. entonces son esa información básica para poder registrarse. entonces les pedimos a las personas que que pueden registrarse que por favor lo

with the face of president maduro were torn down, and the statue of his predecessor and mentor hugo chavez demolished. that's what will worry president maduro, it's not the opposition party, it's not... the foreign governments that are contesting the results of this election, it's the thousands and thousands of ordinary people from the poorer areas of the city who have come to the presidential palace to protest against the results of this election, challenging the victory maduro. the city literally exploded this evening. the police, the military, and armed militias loyal to the government tried to disperse the protests. tear gas and rubber bullets were used. this is not the first time we have faced... what happened today, it was an attempt to carry out a fascist and counter-revolutionary coup d'état in venezuela, again, the opposition says it got more than 70%, and the coupons from the electronic voting machines show, they say it proves their victory. this is a miracle, a miracle, today i want to tell everyone to venezuelans in ukraine and abroad, to all the democrats of the world. now we

and in that case, chavez won the election. and our exit poll showed that.ernment put out the correct results that time. >> rob, thank you so very much. i want to put this up, high tech, i don't know if you can see this, but the number 65 to 31%. seems like that's not -- well, it is a blowout to use your terms. thank you, rob, for being with us. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> up next, we'll go to one of the largest cities in pennsylvania with how latino voters could be crucial in deciding who will be our next president. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. president. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. (vo) trade in any phone, in any condition. guaranteed. and get $800 off the new galaxy z fold6. only on verizon. ♪ [suspenseful music] trains. [whoosh] ♪ trains that use the power of dell ai and intel. clearing the way, [rumble] [whoosh] so you arrive exactly where you belong. (restaurant noise) allison! (restaurant noise) ♪♪ [announcer] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all peo

anti-government activists pulling a large hugo chavez statue to the ground. similar scenes of destruction seen in cities across the country this week. this comes as demonstrations intensify against allegedly fraudulent claims of election victory by president nicolas maduro, who was handpicked by chavez to be his successor. opposition candidate edmundo gonzalez claims to have proof he received more than double maduro's vote count during sunday's election. today, the white house weighing in, calling for venezuela's electoral authorities to release full, transparent and detailed voting results. >> this is especially critical given that there are clear signs that the election results announced by the venezuela's national electoral council do not reflect the will of the venezuelan people, as it was expressed at the ballot box on july 28th. we are also reviewing other electoral data shared by civil society organizations and the reports of international election monitors. >> the u.s. is reportedly considering new sanctions on venezuela if maduro fails to comply with

king and rosa parks and cesar chavez. when he emerged from the convention going on whether the founders had given america a monarchy over public, franklin's response was a republic if you can keep it. a republic if you can keep it. whether we keep our republic is now in your hands. my fellow americans, it has been the privilege of my life to serve this nation for over 50 years. nowhere else on earth could a kid with a starter -- stutter from modest beginnings in delaware sit behind the resolute desk in the oval office in the united states. that is what is so special about america. we are a nation of possibilities , dreamers and doers, ordinary americans doing extraordinary things. i have given my heart and my soul to our nation like so many others, but i am blessed a one million times in a return by the love and support of the american people. i hope you have some idea of how grateful i am to all of you. the great thing about america is here kings and dictators do not rule, but people do. history is in your hands. the pow

powerfor a decade and nicolas maduro who's been in power for a decade and 25 years of rule by the chavez different than past elections where there were accounts of fraud but never this egregious. we hear that the organisation - never this egregious. we hear that the organisation of - that the organisation of american states will be holding a meeting on wednesday. what do you make of that and what kind of impact do you think the group could have and other international pressure we have seen? ., ., ., , ,, , seen? international pressure is an essential— seen? international pressure is an essential complement - seen? international pressure is an essential complement to - seen? international pressure is| an essential complement to see what we see taking place on the streets of venice whaler post election. the government really miscalculated in bringing the election forward. there was a sense in the corridors of power that if the playing fields were sufficiently tilted in favour of the government it might win the election and instead it is standing worldwide and especially in latin america th

yeah, i have, i live in chavez louis for the republican presidential candidate. the guy lives and they had some talent and the big apple claim, a democratic i'm didn't, state hind could be behind the inside the know down the i remember when obama used to come to the city, you cannot see obama's face or body anywhere. come into the city these to have like tunnels and you would never, you truck comes out of that building every time you wait a bomb. you've never seen his face in new york city in those 4 years. so i know that the secret service, i know some secret service agents personally, and i know they don't like go back and trump take so many forces around to jo valve drop. i almost got lucky yesterday. warmongers the warmongers war during to the bottom and then certain campaign as even shifted iron remove pro from where all we're all about bashing from while jim white sat in the oval office, he suggested that political differences need to be settled with woods and not with taking out opponents, politics must never be a little battle from a god from good. can we

we should mention who he is, hugo chavez was his predecessor he was the godfather of socialism. and radio is the current president he's kind of a secondary chavez but using theft to votes in the past and all kinds of crooked methods to stay in power. he could begin for a total of 18 years if he survives his third term because of the six-year term. it is looking bad and it affects americans because more migration from venezuela we are to have 8 million migrants coming in from venezuela and oil we were hoping to get a little bit of oil from what venezuela produces and probably now we will not get much of it. neil: i don't know if that factored in the oil sliding it might be other developers but what did you make of that. >> i think that was more of the fact that there was relief in terms of inventory et cetera that's why it went down. we are 185,000 barrels a day from venezuela, that is nothing compared to eight and a half million that we export in total. it is a drop in the bucket so to speak of the oil that we get. it should not affect us that much. but it could affect us from i

so if you go chavez, of the city of the states, the thoughts field chavez was the founder of the socialist political, the rules that his way. but the rise then talk of the stuff to the actual commission full believe the client he bounced the with the said his waiting was a historic achievements. been set on fluffy mall to defeat the ashes of a multitude of the devils with the strength of god of boulevard and of the child, as they will do you is a historical achievement and our people have achieved. and once again, our people have been chief. this right table, i accept this constitutional and legal document that outlines the power to carry out the electoral policies of that as well. the sovereign power of venezuela has issued an order which i receive with humility. because i am a humble worker without a soviet trees, but it is all correspond to the following events. so some argentina is capital. but as i raised with no international observers and very limited international media crews following the selection, theresa and now both sides claiming victory. it does feel like trouble is on the h

so what was the new york and california how 5 isn't chavez looms? the republican presidential candidate, they also believe is the i haven't seen from the rhetoric, but it's to blame that we can try to tone everything down. you know, we know that kind of zillow, feel it from us, and they're going to do whatever they can to get rid of trump. and so they have to do they try. and so we're here to learn whether or not that are going to happen when i get that happen. we're all we know is we see what's happening and it's not going to have it under our watch. it's terrible that they keep everybody on terms of the arrival sitting in the oval office is also looking to save face in the off them off of the events. joe biden suggested that the lexical differences need to be settled in words and there's no place to escalate the rhetoric in pausing is that while his election campaign, provo videos are all about bashing from want to speak to tonight about the need for us to lower the temperature in our politics. remember, or may disagree, we are not enemies. we're

think tends to go, you know, he called himself a chavez as well. but you know, when it comes to external actors meddling and elections, it can never be washington because washington is the best student because of the rules based international order. my friend and we're talking to the full, my indian bassett, a to venezuela and pass it up for this one, a 100, wanting us to learn how to international. it's been a pleasure. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you, as well, molly and the forces have conducted what the courting of bossed operation in the northern part of the country near the algerian border. carrying out a series of ash drives and revel controlled areas. according to a local media of thousands of rebels and local, i'll call you to terrorists have been terminated that comes off for about a 1000 and the government separatist, ambushed molly and service min and wagner. forces in the area using heavy weapons, of course, on the streets we need join the out there and he told us through development this now these of retaliation

elections he's been in all the way back to 2013 when he was in newly elected president to succeed hugo chaveznk the protests will be successful this time and will we see him step down? i think the scale of the fraud this time around is very different. we haven't seen such a lopsided result both in terms of turnout and energy in the campaigns, it's very clear that even in working—class parts of venezuela and rural parts there is a great desire for change. even if there wasn't enthusiasm for the opposition ticket, there are very few people in venezuelans who'd support another six year of nicolas maduro who's been in power for a decade and 25 years of rule by the chavez regime. at this point, it is different than past elections where there were accounts of fraud, but never this egregious. we hear now that the organisation of american states will be holding a meeting on wednesday. what do you make of that, and what kind of impact do you think that group could have and some of the other international pressure we have seen? international pressure is an essential complement to see what we see taking

and kind of wondering how bottom is chavez slug goes to the republican presidential candidate. they also, but even see, i haven't seen some of the rhetoric, but simply so that we can try to sown everything down. you know, so i try to stay at home at all. we know that kind of zillow fill it from us and they're going to do whatever they can to get rid of crap. and so they have to do they tried. and so we're here to learn whether or not that not gonna happen when i get it happened. we're all we know is we see what's happening and it's not going to have it under our watch. it's terrible that they keep everybody else terms the arrival. so the me over the office is looking to save face in the off them off as well. joe biden suggested that political differences needs to be settled with words and everyone is friends. impulsive should not be a trimming feeling well, but also his election campaign promos with is were all about flashing from taking a look at the difference of half of now. and then want to speak to, to night about the need for us to lower. busy the temperature in our polit

, and the size of cell comb. chavez, as far as the founder of the socialist political movements that roles venezuela and the tourist mentor. well, just off to the electoral commission formally declared him as the winning majority is when was a historic achievement been set on fluffy mall, to defeat, fashions, unavailable to defeat devils with the strength of god of boulevard, and of chavez, and what is the historical achievement and our people have achieved and once again, our people have the cheapest right table. i accept this constitutional and legal document from the outlines the power to carry out the look. toral policies have done as well. the sovereign power of venezuela has issued an order which i receive with humility because i am a humble worker without a soul. meanwhile, the opposition has described sunday's vote as a sham yoko. we'll add it. they will. what happens during today's polling day was the violation of all the rules to the points that the majority of electro registers have still not been handed of the message of reconciliation as peaceful change still stands. we'

anti-government activists pulling a large hugo chavez statue to the ground.n in cities across the country this week. this comes as demonstrations intensify against allegedly fraudulent claims of election victory by president nicolas maduro, who was handpicked by chavez to be his successor. opposition candidate edmundo gonzalez claims to have proof he received more than double maduro's vote count during sunday's election. today, the white house weighed in, calling for venezuela's electoral authorities to release full, transparent and detailed voting results. >> this is especially critical given that there are clear signs that the election results announced by the venezuela's national electoral council do not reflect the will of the venezuelan people, as it was expressed at the ballot box on july 28th. we are also reviewing other electoral data shared by civil society organizations and the reports of international election monitors. >> the us is reportedly considering new sanctions on venezuela if maduro fails to comply with washington's demands for greater tra

to explain - that, on the one hand, the markets —— the policy implemented by past president hugo chavezby the principles of hugo chavez and combined with the other policies and the us sanctions prevented venezuela from important several key inputs for the oil industry, and prevented several investors from investing in venezuela. �* , several investors from investing in venezuela-— several investors from investing in venezuela. �* , ,, ., venezuela. because russia's oilwas taken out of — venezuela. because russia's oilwas taken out of the _ venezuela. because russia's oilwas taken out of the market, _ venezuela. because russia's oilwas taken out of the market, it - taken out of the market, it venezuela oil was sexually that's certainly much more interested to those in the region and started to flow again to stop the inflation figure from 400,000 down to 50%, 400 the thousand percent to 50% in five years, how has he done that? the thousand percent to 5096 in five years, how has he done that? several factors regarding _ years, how has he done that? several factors regarding that, _ factors