so everything's made in cuba?> yes. >> instead of working for the state, thousands of cubans are now working for themselves. very beautiful. [ up-tempo latin music plays ] i found them everywhere, even here -- a sleepy street in a residential neighborhood in this tiny rented garage. welcome to burner brothers bakery, run by a brother and a sister, tony and sandra camacho rodriguez. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm marcus. so, the name is burner brothers. >> yes. >> why not burner sisters? >> because i'm a guy. >> but she's the boss. >> no, she's not. >> yes, i am. >> ware the bosses. >> okay. all right. >> come in. >> thank you. this is unbelievable. it's small. >> yes. >> they started selling cookies out of their house in 2013. now they've really taken off, with a retail space, several employees, and a catering service. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> can i try something? >> of course. >> i want to buy a box, a big box. can i have a guava and café? what did you do before this? >> i'm a dentist. >> you're a dentis

this generation may be the one in the us with cuba's blessing.beef senior was have an baseball in havana wheh enz show tonight remember you can find more on all the ay's news.that website why not download the bbc knees. you can also find me on social media i'm it's b. b. c. reggie t onwitch. i'm regina evil i did on thanks very much for watching world news america have a wonderful weekend. with the bbc news out. of vertical videos designed to work around your lifestyle. sequence what you away to the news of the day. up to date with latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected apps does. funding of this presentation is made possible by. the freemen foundation. and coal fuller foundation pursuing solutions for america's neglected need [inaudible] possible. your day is filled with. pbs helps everyone discover there's anytime. any. we're with you [inaudible] for life. bbc world news was presend by casey in los angeles b captioning spoy newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy wdruff. on the newshour tonight: democra

tourists from the us are flooding into communist cuba on cruise ships this by travel restrictions imposed by the trump ministration . animal then three dollars for a litter of fuel that's the spock nine hundred civil unrest in zimbabwe two years after robert mugabe is right and did the government still struggles to get the economy up to speed. of business as welcome global stocks appear to be weathering british prime minister to raise a maze overwhelming parliamentary defeat relatively well the pound was held his its ground and while u.k. trading has been muted have been no dramatic downward shift so far elsewhere in europe stocks are mostly flat the exception of shares in banks which rose slightly this follows a similar performance on asian markets were best as a holding out for two possible and diametrically opposed outcomes orderly breaks it all another referendum. now germany's top economic think tank has entered the debate today with suggestions to offer britain a solution that will resembles the bond between e.u. the e.u. and switzerland sounds interesting so let's check in with was

when he was in cuba. and they got the spanish on the run.e lost sight of where he was and said, we got those yankees on the run. they were not yankees, they were spanish. his position toward african-americans ended up being what i would call, patronizing. there are worse words you can use. i would not gainsay those words. by patronizing i mean, he had a good relationship with a lot of african-american organizations. and he praised them for working so hard under difficult circumstances. he said to keep at it. but he was not lifting his finger for them. presidency, some of these groups were becoming quite agitated against them -- against him. cabinet formeris confederates, former southern? wanted to get somebody who was a southerner, and he got the one person who was assumed to be sympathetic to the south, and was from maryland. that was as far south as he got in terms of his cabinet picking. yes, sir? politiciand be the in recent times you would say is most similar to mckinley? >> i would say eisenhower. i see significant parallels between ei

towards a bridge over a year since all of this happened thawing relations with the cuba where with cuba it was was put on ice diplomats were expelled people had a new reason to fear russia and push us all closer to nuclear war and that american tourist still can't say the word spork without getting a little twitchy and then last week we finally found out what the evil sonic weapons actually worked. sounds that haunted u.s. diplomats in cuba love lorn cricket. yes scientists studied a recording made by the diplomats and published by the associated press and they said there's plenty of debate in the medical community over what if any physical damage there is to these individuals all i can say fairly definitively is that the a.p. released recording is of a crickets and we think we know what species it is i mean this entire story was scientifically impossible from the beginning but because it fit the american state propaganda narrative of cuba is evil all our corporate media went along with a totally crackpot conspiracy theory imagine if i said yeah i was i was hit by an odor of cannon that

president donald trump's travel restrictions on cuba were meant to deprive it from profiting from the american dollar it's his decision to cruise companies for the bad guys had an unintended consequence now even more american tourists shows and they're supporting state rather than private enterprise. if you're an american hoping to visit cuba your best chance of getting there is on a cruise ship u.s. luxury liners are still allowed to take groups to have. but passengers generally only make a quick trip on shore leaving little time for shopping. and i mean one of the five just the one leader of iraq you know smoke. maybe buy some coffee. it's trump's aim was to starve the cuban state of american dollars the plan failed u.s. ships pay the cuban government millions to dock in the capital economists say the policy is actually hurting an unintended group of people. but who got the most effect that has been the non-state sector the private sector. known state run restaurants more in the days of u.s. tourists coming to spend both time and money for. we've got a reduction of about forty perce

if you're an american hoping to visit cuba your best chance of getting there is on a cruise ship u.s. luxury liners are still allowed to take groups to have. but passengers generally only make a quick trip on sure leaving little time for shopping. and i mean one of the plan to buy one. you know. maybe buy some coffee. if trump's aim was to starve the cuban state of american dollars the plan failed u.s. ships pay the cuban government millions to dock in the capital economists say the policy is actually hurting an unintended group of people. but who got the most effective has been the norm state sector the private sector well. known state run restaurants more in the days of u.s. tourists coming to spend both time and money. we've got a reduction of about forty percent in business compared to last year. in the biggest. the number of u.s. tourists in cuba is actually growing despite trump's travel restrictions but they're coming into our groups i'm staying only for a short while the result is that their money is going to state run enterprises are not to cuba's entrepreneurs. and one day f

blitz had now to cuba. —— let us now head to cuba.astro, has delivered a speech to mark 60 years since the revolution came to power. it comes as the island's new leadership has drafted a new constitution — which supporters say is intended to reflect a changing cuba, but which critics say will simply concentrate power into the communist party's hands. will grant reports. few moments could have been more symbolic for the cu ban few moments could have been more symbolic for the cuban government than holding a ceremony of the 60th anniversary of the revolution in front of fidel castro's tomb. the former president and his younger brother, raul castro, delivered the key speech and focused on strengthening revolutionary results on the 21st century. translation: strengthening revolutionary results on the 215t century. translationzlj can confirm that the transfer process to new generations is going well. very well. there have been no hiccups nor shocks and we are confident that it will continue this way. in reality, however, things are very di

has more on cuba's influence. would be a good one as they will call. her on the first of january nine hundred fifty nine although we've got to be off to overthrowing the repressive but to reach it was a new dawn many didn't expect them to survive long especially as united states actively try to undermine fidel castro's government. back in the failed one nine hundred sixty one bay of pigs invasion and imposing an economic blockade survives to this day still it was a friend of castro's. the need of. the one nine hundred fifty nine revolution was a historic continuation of the liberation wars the wars of independence cubans have always been fighting against spanish colonialism and then against us interference. led by fidel and his brother old and now miguel. has constantly adapted to changing circumstances embracing help from the soviet union then turning to tourism and special measures in the soviet union collapsed and now allowing the growth of private enterprise albeit cautiously reluctantly we've made progress i have to say. but where a long way from

the foreign power meddling in venezuela is cuba. cuba has made matters worse.the united states and our partners are the true friends of the venezuelan people. on wednesday the venezuelan people chose to take their country back on the anniversary of the day that the dictator was forced out of power in 1958. we call for venezuelans to work now together to peacefully restore the constitutional government and return the country to a secure, democratic, prosperous path. as we read reports of peaceful venezuelan protesters killed or wounded, we repeat insistence that venezuelan security forces show restraint. i want to be 100% clear. president trump and i fully expect that our diplomats will continue to receive protections under the geneva convention. -- i think the unit convention. vienna convention. do not test the united states' resolve to protect our own people. we hope the international community will support the venezuelan people and the transitional government led by juan guaido. he made the declaration with the full support of the national assembly and the ve

atacar a 25 diplomÁticos son simplemente los ruidos que producen una clase de grillo que viven en cubaaÑos y nunca escuchÉ un grillo. >> si esos problemasneurolÓgicos fueran por lo grillos, todo mundo en cuba tendrÍa problemas. >> no se puede concluir que sean los ruidosos grillos. >> lo interesante es que hay daÑos fÍsicos, muchos mÉdicos han confirmado, no sabemos cuÁl fue la causa. >> a mÍ me parece sorprendente porque personas que viven en cuba y otros diplomÁticos no sufrieron ninguna enfermedad ni ninguna lesiÓn. vilma: la investigaciÓn no ha terminado. expertos buscan determinar la fuente de los ataques. ilia: de puede ser de pedido un hombre atacÓ con un martillo a al menos 20 niÑos en una escuela en china. el hombre trabaja de mantenimiento en el colegio y estaba furioso porque no le renovaron el contrato. decenas de padres llegaron desesperado para saber si sus hijos estaban entre las vÍctimas. jorge:kim jong-un estÁ invitado por xi jinping en china. donald trump tiene una prÓxima reuniÓn pendiente con Él. tenemos mÁs detalles se le adicionÓ. -- en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge:

fell,he soviet union there was an economic disaster in cuba. had no russian money and the economic situation was a disaster. then, fidel castro started getting money to cuba. a huge amount of money. we had 10,000 medical doctors, cuban medical doctors to venezuela. they were not good doctors. eachhe problem was that cuban doctor was paid $4000. 370 -- $3,700 went to hospital and $200 to the doctor. the better than venezuelan doctors and cuban doctors were paid. the majority of them went to venezuela but many of them are here because they went from venezuela to columbia and columbia to the u.s. -- venezuela doctors were a lot better than the cuba doctors but the majority of them, it went from venezuela to colombia and from colombia to the u.s., and they came here and the cuban community. they went to brazil. president maduro said he was very willing to let the cuban brazil but he was going to pay. $4,000 would be for the doctor, not for the cuban government. we are now , cuban needs venezuela -- cuba needs venezuela money. we are now giving for

that will ease further as we head into wednesday want to showers will still be affecting us in cubathere and they'll be a couple around jamaica to be felt towards the south and now for many of us here in argentina issue be fine and dry hot in when it's always of the moment of it thirty one degrees the showers a for the north and some of these are really quite heavy. the latest news as it breaks to the front is about to blast bottles awesome flightless that authentic in the roots with the this time both with truth is through. with details coverage though has already said that he's ready to take over as interim precedents and calls for you elections. from around the world volunteers are doing what they can that's not the point behind the government's decision to criminalize homelessness eight hundred. from sunrise to sunset across asia. and the pacific explore untold and fascinating stories one on one east on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. a lot and has this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes today's action ensures they can no longer lupe fiasco of th

there's a landmark agreement between major league baseball and players from cuba that might have won which in financial implications for that country are to america's sports producer regina him breaks down the newest deal. baseball players in cuba have a reason to celebrate as a new deal is reached between major league baseball and the cuban baseball federation the move comes after a deal was struck between the two organizations allowing cuban players to sign big league contracts similar to those for players under contract in japan or south korea in a statement by the end i'll be their agreement was in part to end the dangerous trafficking of cuban players who desire to play professional baseball in the united states a practice that has been documented in legal proceedings and media reports and which has caused significant hardship to cuban play. yours and their families current players in the major leagues such as los angeles dodgers yet chicago's white sox hosea bray you and the new york mets u.n. assessment is have faced challenges in their path to be with some reaching the u.s. a

lo que debe haber-- hacer cuba es expulsar a los de negociar es del enl que se encuentran allÍ. funciÓn de la de ciencia. se trata de un grupo de mujeres, de las 325 personas asesinadas en 2018 por la represiÓn gubernamental durante las protestas estudiantiles. vamos a hacer nuestra Última pausa. cuando regresemos a la ♪ m >>vamos a regresar a mÉxico con alejandro ross dan tiene la Última informaciÓn de la trÁgica explosiÓn en hidalgo. >>esta zona todavÍa sigue acordonada, el fuego todavÍa sigue en la zona estÁn tratando de apagarlo para ya terminar con este fuego que es aprendido en esta zona, elementos estÁn rodeando la zona hay gente que tambiÉn la estÁn moviendo de lugar para poder actuar y poder trabajar en apagar este fuego. tambiÉn nos reportan que se estÁ controlando. >nos tenemos policía: a ver, aquí tengo ya sus datos, nombre completo, domicilio... le estoy elaborando una multa por orinar en el metro y otra por bautizarme. la policía es laica.

the united states has been focussed on cuba for a long time.resident obama tried to sort out different relationships with cuba to try to make sure that the cuban people are actually allowed to participate in their own government. and the trump administration always desires to turn over anything that obama did, wants to do that. there is no question that there is a relationship between venezuela and cuba in terms of helping each other and i think that there is -- i read the article and i think john bolton is very interested in something he calls the troika, he wants to get rid of what's happening in nicaragua. i think there's some plan to all of this. i happen to disagree with it. >> the venezuela part exclusively? >> no, but i think the kind of looking -- i think with need a different approach to cuba not to go back to seeing them as our major enemy. the venezuela issue is fascinating because the head of the esemably, guaido wrote an op-ed in "the new york times" explaining what he was doing and the fact that the national assembly is empowered

sustainable development and the sisk cuba is that actually a positive finding is that something that gives you hope let me give you a bit more context of just currently would me look at what are the conditions for sustainable development it's very simple to actually say that because it's two words sustainable development development means you want to have great allies the united nations measures that by how long are you lives how high is your income and you have access to education and they measure it as a human development index from zero to one then the higher we are the better they say higher than zero point eight would be high development very high development on the other hand why do we say sustainable because sustainable because there's only so much planet so the question is is the lies that off the people replicable world wide how many planets would it take if everybody lived like me so we can then basically with these two conditions we can say which countries meet the criteria of high human development currently and resource demand that is replicable word wide and there are v

embargo which the cold war period in cuba still being in effect does does this agreement violate the embargo which the cubans call the blockade can this actually move through under the current legal status quo under the current administration it is going to be challenged trump has said that this is illegal florida senator marco rubio has also agree that they're going to find a way to make this not happen which you know is a shame because under the obama era when this started coming about three years ago there was that loophole there was the real action of tensions you didn't see that these players would have to go through as many loopholes now if this agreement does go through they still will have to go to a third country to get that visa to come work in the united states however they would not have to defect like previous players did or come in on drug boats or be small going to the country but some are arguing that that twenty. i percent feel that the government is indirectly getting a castro is it a vice president on the board of this cuban baseball federation that money they says

as having been affected by incidents in cuba. it was officials consider russia the prime suspect in their investigation into a mysterious attack on u.s. diplomats in cuba more and more evidence they say three u.s. officials tell us pointing to russia russia is to blame there is some place of blame or at least looking seriously at the russia. and they couldn't cricket coal rather than the sun it could go all the technological device is responsible for the south of the released recordings. based on investigative and medical findings we do not believe this trauma was caused by a naturally occurring phenomenon. you know without international political pressures putting a major us russian space program and jeopardy it among all story stories ahead after the break. but politicians do something. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. get it right to be close it's like the forks tree in the morning can't be good. i'm interested falls in the waters in the. first s

president donald trump's travel restrictions on cuba aimed at depriving the country's government from profiting from american dollars but his decision to exempt troops companies from the us had an unintended consequence now even more american tourists coming to the communist country and supporting government rather than private enterprise. if you're an american hoping to visit cuba your best chance of getting there is on a cruise ship u.s. luxury liners are still allowed to take groups to have family. passengers generally only make a quick trip on the shore leaving little time for shopping. and i mean one of the five times no one leader of iraq you know smoke. maybe buy some coffee. it's trump's aim was to starve the cuban state of american dollars the plan failed us ships pay the cuban government millions to dock in the capital economists say the policy is actually hurting an unintended group of people . but only the most effective has been the non-state sector the private sector. norm state run restaurants more in the days of us tourists coming to spend both time and money for. we'v

arantxa: en cuba abre la iglesia abierta con fondos de los feligreses.lles de parÍs y otras ciudades para protestar, la violencia estallÓ entre los chalecos amarillos y la policÍa. las protestas tienen como objetivo presionar al gobierno para que revise sus polÍticas sociales. una iglesia catÓlica en cuba abriÓ hoy en la occidental pinar del rÍo. arantxa todo un todos queremos compartir colores redes la historia de la guatemalteca que pasÓ en estancia en un centro de detenciÓn. alejandra sototiene la reuniÓn entre 13 generaciones. >> quiero llorar, pero no quiero. >> esta joven comenzÓ su camino con su pequeÑa de meses. llegÓ a principios de junio y se vio enredada en la separaciÓn de menores. >> ella no podÍa cruzar todo el desierto con la niÑa. yo lo pasÉ tres veces ya. >> ella y su hija pasaron muchos dÍas en las "hieleras". >> nos daban un sandwich, una papita oma una manzana y un poquito de leche, pero hay veces que los sÁnchez eran muy feos. -- sandwiches eran muy feos. >> se admite conocer la cantidad de menores arrestado por la falta de registro.

a socialist dream up to this man died in bolivia in one nine hundred sixty seven trying to spread cuba's brand of socialism throughout latin america or though he felt his influence is still felt if not at government level trade trade union and social movements throughout the region and of course in cuba or itself the country the argentine adopted as his home cubans will vote on the referendum in february on the kind of socialism they'd like to see in a revised constitution perhaps more market reforms and increase foreign investment . something of what i'd like to know what i question is what kind of socialism are we talking about i consider myself a socialist but doesn't mean it can be imposed as a constitutional level on the whole world the people who run the country today may have a different interpretation of socialism tomorrow and saying something is not socialist could be enough to restrict someone's constitutional rights its allies in the region the disappearing brazil for instance sending cuban medics home then to sweden or drawing up the cuba says that socialist flame sixty years

song i was raised himself here at his home and have been a cuba. couple beto over this is one of the most famous cuban banditos and composers and this affectionately known as does song the gentleman of song. i want to go there. he has promoted song on a form of traditional cuban dot's music with his legendary band song cut torso and then later with i will bow to i but is decent song when i told my cuban friends i was. going to his house to meet him they were so impressed i don't battle is a star. to the team nothing but. i. think you. can. get. me. to. thank you for letting me come to your home. lots of things i never thought that i would be sitting here in havana with a copy of the song i am so happy i learned to dance sasaki with your records up by law casino product has seen no because in germany we did overweighted a casino and it was your music. so i'm really happy to be here thank you thank you for the record i would love to know who were your biggest musical influences when you were a little boy in cuba listening to cuban music what were you

cuba, i can't forget cuba, two countries that have doubled down behind the maduro regime., as you say it, internally, is the problem here that nicolas maduro doesn't really have a safe escape here, there isn't really a future, perhaps, for him should he step down. yes, i mean, certainly there is no real exit strategy for maduro right now. i know the opposition has made calls to offer amnesty to venezuelan leadership, but there is certainly no guarantee that if there is a transition, but those that are in the regime now, in the leadership, won't be held accountable. in latin america it is not uncommon for leaders like maduro, dictators like maduro, to either go under hiding, in exile, or in jail, either go under hiding, in exile, or injail, and either go under hiding, in exile, or in jail, and certainly either go under hiding, in exile, or injail, and certainly at either go under hiding, in exile, or in jail, and certainly at maduro heals very comfortable that it is goesin heals very comfortable that it is goes in the direction of the opposition, that one of those two, if n

record i would love to know who were your biggest musical influences when you were a little boy in cuba listening to cuban music what were your influences the woman said to john do. you do the work of a metaphor like who is. one who police a little over a a make us. me so i will. be part of this. process at all whether you'll almost. quit on this show a little. they say. in europe and in america we often think that size is cuban music. but i know this is wrong cuban music song this is the original cuban music yes i mean all this else who know but what i meant of almost. someone who had it last i'll software when i study the. cell of your medical that almost you go i love really. you'll say i think it was part of the other part of the law to make a suit what archer little so what one call it all a. little less if they lost also put them out there. was a little more. political mohammed morsi. is it possible to explain in words to a classical musician like me what are the what are the characteristics the basics of song is that even possible so this article. cannot sit by myself. as own lit

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well it was making its way back from the eastern end of cuba and was heading to havana.d it came off the road. now, we are hearing from local media in that part of the country that of the seven deaths, three were cubans, two were argentines, there was a french man and a german woman. that is still to be confirmed completely by the government. but it was a list released by the hospital. clearly, the foreign and common wealth office are saying they're offering any assistance required to any brit who might be involved. but we are not hearing of any british fatalities. thank you for that update. the headlines on bbc news: andy murray — one of britain's greatest ever sportsmen says he's retiring from tennis because of injury. the row over universal credit — four working mothers win the right to a judicial review into the way they have been paid the benefit. the family of a nine—year—old girl who died from asthma can apply for a fresh inquest into her death — over new evidence linking it to air pollution. in sport: i can't continue playing in pain — an emotional andy murray sa

asked when it has no obvious choice because you mentioned dinner as well and drew is a nice country cuba is also beautiful country but you would not necessarily call them the countries that would be you know role models father i cannot imagine americans for example are sweet trying to reform deaf systems to resemble those oath to rule or cuba. so that's i mean that's what i'm saying that if the many other elements that be could take advantage off that would make life much even better and that i would actually end me i would love to live in a city where there are all the car dominated where i can go everywhere by bicycle where i can walk what is fresh air where there's like a lot of activity downtown and actually if you look at the most attractive cities around the word these are all cities. that have very compact downtown cities where people walk around and the cars are not that dominant that's where people go on as tourists and they love to be in those places so it's possible to reshape cities in ways that are far more livable and far less resource consumption and that's just the energy

financially and then there was the cuba factor. there's been no other case in latin america where all three factors coincided. perhaps two or one but not all three. and the process has been well, we've watched it in slow motion. thankfully, we have maduro and maduro actually destroyed everything. we've been billions of barrels of oil, the country is and simply kept afloat i cuba and a handful of generals and we could name individually. now, in broad terms, in terms of the day after, there are two things happening simultaneously in latin america and it will be interesting to see what happens in the future. so we still have nicaragua and cuba and venezuela who are playing from the old cold war handbook. and then the rest of the free world that is following these post-cold war rules of freedom and democracy. it's like some companies are playing basketball and the others are playing soccer . what will be the outcome of the interplay of these two dynamics? we don't know. but it is very important that this process which has just begun an

embassy in cuba have also been affected.official called canada's decision incomprehensible. the trump administration is expected to announce friday that it is withdrawing from an intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty. that treaty has been a centerpiece of superpowers arms control since the cold war and its demise has some analysts worrying it could fuel a new arms race. on follows a dispute over russian compliance with that pact. in spain, barcelona's crackdown of ride healing companies now means the end of service and therefore uber. they say the measures were incompatible with demand for services. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right back great news for anyone wh- uh uh - i'm the one who delivers the news around here. ♪ liberty mutual has just announced that they can customize your car insurance so that you only pay for what you need. this is phoebe buckley, on location. uh... thanks, phoebe. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ and if you feel, lik

diplomats in cuba more and more evidence they say three u.s. officials tell us pointing to russia russia is to blame there is some place of blame or at least looking seriously at russia. and they couldn't cricket coal rather than the sun it could not go all the technological device is responsible for the sounds of the released recordings. based on investigative and medical findings we do not believe this trauma was caused by a naturally occurring phenomenon. so i would look so far this monday here on alt hey thanks for watching i'll be back in just over half an hour with the next global update. you know world a big part of the new law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. desperate for a single. day of the superman. they start training very yo

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diplomats in cuba more and more evidence they say three u.s. officials tell us pointing to russia russia is to blame there is some place of blame or at least. looking seriously at the russia. and they couldn't cricket coal rather than the sun it could go all the technological device is responsible for the south of the released recordings. based on investigative and medical findings we do not believe this trauma was caused by a naturally occurring phenomenon. you're watching out a political pressure is putting a major us russian space program in jeopardy to our next story after the break. he's gone into a nihilistic fever. i think we got to. get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlotte. place the central american hero this is a point. we always are on the current system. we're starting with is the beginning heading east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more gonzo than this maybe completely different end of history. join me every thursday on the ale

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cuba's president visited the roasted neighborhoods shortly after the storm. we have to report lives lost so far three deaths and many injured they've been taken to hospital to be treated. risky rochas is still combing through dozens of damaged buildings to find survivors while many people are still struggling to comprehend how such a brief was attention could cause such damage to their city. pope francis has spoken out about venezuela's political crisis saying he's terrified of a bloodbath the pope called for a quote just and peaceful solution and said he would not take sides he was speaking to reporters as he returned to rome from a catholic youth gathering in animal. support all venezuelan people who are suffering if i were to say duties to those countries or other countries i put myself in a role that i don't know it'd be a pastoral imprudence and would do damage to get them to agree isn't enough it requires a just and peaceful solution i'm terrified of a bloodbath. the united states has announced fresh sanctions against venezuela's state owned oil company

seven people including four foreign tourists have been killed in a bus crash in cuba the driver told a local radio station that he lost control on a wet and winding road in the east of the island the poor state of cuba's roses often blamed for causing accidents. turning now to congo where an opposition candidate who came in second has asked for a recount in recent presidential elections today was the last day for a runner up marching for you allude to challenge the results he had been expected to win but another opposition candidate that katie took first place the government has asked the international community to back the outcome as it presently stands. for more we're joined now by correspondent wendy bash who's in the congolese capital kinshasa so wendy the runner up for you lou has just appealed to the constitutional court asking them to know the provisional result what's next. i ever want to get. caught up with that how you are i say that he by what you do yes you did they didn't come to. see me if i was there and. what they did you know. that they would have to get to really go