cuba. is time to end the lethargy and establish a vigorous relationship between the people of america. it seems to me it is time to replace the policy of blockade and mistreatment with the option of respecting each other, walking together, and associating g ourselves for the good of america without violating our sovereignty. amy: the regional meeting, cuban at the regional meeting, cuban president miguel diaz-canel criticized the united states for intensifying its blockade at a time when cuba is facing a surge in covid cases and deaths. >> to acknowledge support for the lifting of the illegal economic commercial and financial blockade imposed by the united states against cuba, which has been intensified deliberately and opportunistically during pandemic conditions, despite being condemned for decades the overwhelming majority of the international community. amy: regional meeting comes as the cuba is playing a growing role in combating the covid pandemic globally. just this week, vietnam sig

guatemala for an attack on cuba yes. like how to drive in new york times various sources when you engage in a large operation unless you have operational security. that's very tight people talk. this happened with the albanian operations in late 40s and early 50s various other operations that chinese operations that we mounted in the early to mid-1950s when you get people together, they will talk and castro is know something is up even before this. he's trying to penetrate these operations with his own people. you hire a bunch of cuban exiles how many of them are 100% of them anti-castro or it has castro sent one or two penetration agents in it's good counterintelligence. so very good question so multiple sources. and and it gets worse. i'll get to that. so another factor in the planning that turned out to be a mistake was a requirement that castro's air force be destroyed first. so that the cuban exile pilots in their cia provided b-26s pretending to be human air force. would have command of the air that was a requisite

pledges not to invade cuba. so, cuban missile crisis comes to a satisfactory ending which means the world did not end. that's good. but the kennedy brother's obsession with castro continues. the momentum continues to pressure cia to get rid of castro. so a senior cia official met with a cuban agent in paris on the 22nd of november, 1963 to give him poison to kill castro. that was the day that kennedy was in dallas and was killed. in the time we have left, i want to address the all too popular story that kennedy's assassination in dallas was the result of a cia operation or conspiracy to kill the president. my bottom line opinion, it's a myth. it is a can ard. it is a lie. it is logically almost impossible to prove a negative. and i'm quite confident that cia did not kill kennedy. it is a widespread story. i don't know how many books are out there making this assertion, probably hundreds, maybe lots more. i do know that if you google kennedy assassination cia you get almost 3 million hits on google. it has its ow

the russian presence in cuba is real.s a signal station that collects intelligence and special operations command, they are already there, wouldn't surprise me if they sent these military contractors they use all over the world but in the end, this regime has been mortally wounded, lost its legitimacy. it is a dying animal and we need to do everything we can to expedite its passage. >> sean: coming up, highlights from our town hall with six republican governors where we talk about the state of the country, that and much more as the special edition of hannity continues. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 10 million dogs. nice. and...the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no... itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem,

the russian presence in cuba is real.and special operations command, they are already there, wouldn't surprise me if they sent these military contractors they use all over the world but in the end, this regime has been mortally wounded, lost its legitimacy. i'm not saying it's going to be quick and it is going to be easy . it is a dying animal and we need to do everything we can to expedite its passage. >> sean: coming up, highlights from our town hall with six republican governors where we talk about the state of the country, that and much more as the special edition of hannity continues. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. >> sean: this summer we traveled to nashville, tennessee, for a town hall with six republican governors. we talked about what republicans should be standing for. take a look. all of you can say to the people in your states that you have lower taxes, you have ended burdens from regulation, you have created business friendl

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the proceedings are happening in guantanamo bay in cuba.orth america correspondent is there with this report. reporter: a demand for justice following that horrific day 20 years ago led to a wide reaching response. but one that since led to accusations u.s. perpetrated injustice. in a tiny corner of cuba, one notorious byproduct of t 9/11 attacks still remains, prisoners arstill being held in limbo in guantanamo bay. the u.s. authorities have allowed us t be here, but they are extremely restrictive in controlling what we can show in terms of people and structures. they have not allowed us anywhere near the detention facilities where the remaining prisoners are being held. when i was last year, things were different. we saw some detainees mingle and eat together and interact with the guards. we knew of other camps where prisoners did not have such privileges. we were even able to wander through the abandoned camp x-ray, where in the months after the 9/11 attacks, men and boys were further transferred, interrogated, and in many cases, torture

s. foreign policy history, we have cuba. so the fact that we would turn away cuban refugees and you don't take any others. well, that's clear. we don't like cubans. but you know, we're cool with the dentist and interesting. now i gotta take on the job are going to ask you, considering everything that has just gone on these past weeks, a chaos that's happened in africa. and with this withdrawal there, whether you republican or democrat, you have to me, it is not gone smoothly. you know, is it the u. s. was responsibility to take care of the refugees, especially the mass number that the u. s. is now taking into her own borders. well, the question is typical. one is not that simple, but we are responsible. yes and no. in regards to the afghan people, we made a lot of promises to our allies. the problem is betting them to see who actually deserves to come to united states, vetting them is a very difficult task. and inevitably, a lot that come here may be hostile to the united states. i definitely believe that we are going to hav

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in fact i gave you the cuba example is probably a strong one. i'm think of no better antisocial's voting bloc in the united states and cuban immigrants in florida. the come to enjoy capitalist america. >> what you say to the argument that immigrants steal jobs, depress wage scale? >> that ape a popular belief in culture. social scientist to say the impact of immigration is no support for that. for over 30 years economists have been debating the wage impact in the employment impact on that native pigment comes to jobs there is no impact. it's the mix at the number of jobs but not the net number of them. immigrants displace american workers in one industry, more interest jobs are created in another industry. economic trigger international trade and labor through migration. it's a mix of jobs the relatively more productive at the case of international trade those are things they are relatively more productive at. but as of the pie gets bigger. in terms of net number of jobs and almost infinite demand for goods and services. we added more jobs. when

with the delta variant, cases in children are soaring in cuba.ince august, ten children have died, according to government statistics. something doctors here tell us they didn't expect would happen. >> translator: it's more grat figs to vaccinate a child. you put the vaccine and know they're going to be immunized and won't have serious complications or even die from covid. >> reporter: the pandemic has hit cuba hard with food and medicine shortages, and in-person schooling canceled indefinitely. cuban officials had said they would reopen schools in early september, but with the surge of new cases and deaths, those plans are on hold. now officials say before they can safely reopen schools, they have to complete ran island-wide vaccination campaign that includes children. i meet the mother and daughter before the 3-year-old gets her vaccine. "i'm very happy, more than when i got vaccinated. vaccinating her is the biggest comfort yet." cuba's vaccines require three doses. so there are more jabs to come for these kids. but parents say if it means tha

well, short answer, in my humble opinion, it's because the united states actually have cuba. if you look at the u. s. foreign policy over how many, you know, 3040 years, we've done nothing but levy sanctions against the cuban people and, and their government. we've tried to assassinate their leader, fidel castro, for many, many decades. we've threatened to invade them. we even at one point through opperation northwoods wanted to set it up to where we would shoot a plane down. a cuban plane have a cuban plane crash and an american city in order to blame cuba to where they, we can justify an invasion. so when you look at like the u. s. foreign policy history we have here was so the fact that we would turn away cuban refugees and, you know, take any others. well, that's clear. we don't like cubans, but you know, we're cool. they get us in interesting. now i gotta check on that. jeff, are going to ask you, considering everything that has just gone on these past weeks, a chaos it's happened in afghanistan with this withdrawal there. whether you're republican or democrat, you have

which of our to tie back real quick, how we started the conversation about cuba? do you think those advocating for cuba will be able to actually use it as a situation to get some more availability for them to have freedom here in the us as well? i don't, i think the q into, at a local this ministration because they assume that the cuban people fleeing a communist regime are going to vote republican. that is why they don't want them here. the afghans and the people coming across the southern border, average 200008 month issue, we're going to vote democrat. in fact, the department would be, can be the holders are allowed to pick where they want to live from a list of 16 and 8 of them. funny enough are swing, say, well jennifer, thank you very much for doing that. and like always thanks for joining us. well that is offered a show, we try to pack a lot and you know what, in the meantime though, let's continue this conversation because we just hit the top the issues. and we always like to dive into more and hear what you have to say to follow me on twitter at godaddy a

eric, so cuba becomes the 1st country in the world to vaccinate toddlers against kobe 19 . how significant is this? and is this necessary? do you think from a broader public health perspective? thank you. i think this is a very good move because children right now, pediatric cases are coded, are on all time high record rise in many parts of the world. and pediatric hospitalizations are soaring as well. and with the delta varying children are not immune whatever people are previously said they are wrong. and so with that, children, vaccines are become ever more important. now granted, the cuba is vaccine has good efficacy, anywhere from 62 percent for 2 doses 91 percent for 3 doses, but they haven't been peer reviewed. so this now comes down to individual countries . risk willing to basically go forward before the complete data is here. but one thing we know that precaution principle and basically looking out to protect more people use the general better direction independent so far. so i think overall it's a great ok for you to talk about the peer review that. i mean, this

now cuba, one solid wall of state control is cracking as a country phase. it's worth economic and political crisis since the collapse of the soviet union. new laws have gone into effect, allowing small and medium sized private businesses to operate and trade with the world. for the 1st time, the c, anyone has our report. for more than half a century, cuba communist economy has been frozen in time and not running nearly as well as these iconic vintage cars digging back to before the 1959 revolution level of the phone. but now at last, the government is opening the door for cubans like carlos miguel british to start small to medium sized private companies with up to a 100 employees. when he, our business is the director and founder of the lenny. a software company that until now has been unable to expand an exported products login of the one who really this will give us legal status as a company before we had to use our own name and capital. now we can have partners and hopefully access loans and trade internationally as a private company. 53 years ago, fidel

and we're going to talk about cuba's response to protests and the pandemic. let's start with garrett haake and peter alexander. garrett, you have all of the action, a lot of action from manchin that i understand he will be coming out and speaking. we have some nebraskas, we heard from the speaker, bring us up to date. >> first, let's dispense with the illegal shut down part of it. the house is expected to act later today. we're probably in good shape on a shut down. you played some of the conversations with reporters from the last hour in which she painted a very optimistic bath forward. and talking about the challenges but also the fun she sees in negotiating including with joe manchin that i asked her about specifically. and she eluded more to what joe manchin wants and what he didn't. we all started to find out what joe manchin wants. a document that he steined that he gave to chuck schumer saying here is where i start on reconciliation if we're going to begin this process. a lower corporate tax rate than democrats want to go for, an and agreement not to s

for much of the pandemic, cuba seemed to have the spread of the coronavirus under control.0, the island reopened borders without first requiring travelers to have a pcr test before arrival. with the delta variant, the number of cases and deaths are skyrocketing. cuba turned down offers from other countries to send vaccines. instead, developing their own. "we trust 100% in our vaccine candidates," she says. "the number of cases that we have today in a few months, our vaccine candidates will show that they are effective and the situation will improve." so far, more than 30% of the island is completely vaccinated, according to the health ministry. the government predicts they will vaccinate every cuban by the end of the year. despite the massive effort, cases and deaths remain at an all-time high. for the rebellious cuban health care workers who have spoken out against their government's handling of the pandemic, even if the vaccines succeed, it is already too late. patrick oppmann, cnn, havana. >>> health officials are keeping an eye on a new covid strain. the world health or

with a delta variant, cases in children are soaring in cuba.ave died according to government statistics. something doctors here tell us they didn't expect would happen. it's more gratifying to vaccinate a child, she says. you put the vaccine and know they're going to be immunized and would have serious complications or even die from covid. the pandemic has hit cuba hard with food and medicine shortages and in-person schooling cancelled indefinitely. cuban officials had said they would reopen schools in early september, but with the surge of new cases and deaths, those plans are on hold. now officials say that before they can safely reopen schools, they have to complete an island-wide vaccination campaign that includes children. i meet this woman and her daughter right before the 3-year-old gets her vaccine. >> i'm very happy she says more than when i got vaccinated. vaccinating her is the biggest comfort yet. cuba's vaccines require three doses. so there are more jabs to come for these kids. but parents say if it means that life can begin to re

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to invade, to drop a nuke on cuba. there was a lot of pressure on kennedy for years. for 3 years, kennedy made 11 or 12 decisions not to send combat troops. he did send advisers because he was done because of the eisenhower administration in bomb and in the vietnam war. and with the french, remember, there's a whole history here. kennedy was in vietnam in 1954 as a young senator, and saw that he was an anti colonialist. and he saw the french army struggling, and he thought it was ridiculous, or he was a smart young man. he went to algeria, didn't go to alger minutes speech about algeria condemning the french army in their war. and algeria, colonialism did not work for him. remember, he was irish, he was an english. and he had an, in an attitude, a rebellion against the colonial world. he did not want to see this, continued. he, great relations with africa moved the lumber affair. willie destroyed his. i mean, he was upset beyond belief at the members murder c. i was involved. kennedy was working for peace on every leve

with the delta variant, cases in children are soaring in cuba.l us they didn't expect would happen. it's more gratifying to vaccinate a child, she says. you put the vaccine and know they're going to be immunized and won't have serious complications or even die from covid. the pandemic has hit cuba hard with food and medicine shortages. and in person schooling cancelled indefinitely. officials said they would reopen schools in early september. but with the surge of cases and deaths, those plans are on hold. now officials say before they can safely reopen schools, they have to complete a vaccination campaign that includes children. >> i a mother and daughter right before the three-year-old gets her vaccine. i'm very happy, she says, more than when i got vaccinated. vaccinating her is the biggest comfort yet. cuba's vaccine require three doses so there are more jabs to come for the kids, but parents say if it means that life can begin to return to normal for their children, then all the tears will have been worth it. pat pat cnn. >>> inside politics

our fledgling private sector is, is blocked by us sanctions as cuba state run sector. so we're at a tremendous disadvantage. but despite all the difficulties, he's counting on the same cuban ingenuity that has kept these cars going for so long to help his eyelid nations swim through these unchartered waters. to see in human al jazeera, the long delayed premier air of the 25th james bond movie, no time to die has taken place in london. bond active, daniel craig, is the star attraction in the 5th and final acting. as the famous favorite agent in premier will postponed 3 times because the corona virus with them is being shut down to the pandemic industries, hoping this latest installment of bond will help it recover in the grand scheme of things that over to over low down the list of priorities thought this is olivia needs to be seen in the cinema and i'm just incredibly grateful to m g m and about holding them here. and film critic rebecca perfect says the popularity of the bond film franchise will give the cinema industry a much needed based people from lots of differen

he says cuba has plans for banks made some children is a good move. pediatric cases of co good are on an all time high record rise in many parts of the world. and p as hospitalizations are soaring as well. and with the delta, very children are not immune. whatever people previously said they are wrong. and so with that, children, vaccines are become ever more important. now, granted, the cuba is vaccine, has good efficacy, anywhere from 62 percent for 2 doses 91 percent for 3 doses, but they haven't been peer reviewed. so this now comes down to individual countries . risk are willing to basically go forward before the complete data here. but one thing we know that precaution principle and basically looking out to protect more people use the general. ready better direction in this kind of support. so i think overall to great, i think this is definitely the trend and i think more country should do it sooner given that delta range, his children very hard children are very much effective in very high hospitalizations. in many countries. so i think this is the precautionary thing into the

definitive evidence of what started in cuba remains elusive.th cases now emerging in every continent, the biden administration has made solving this mystery a national security priority. gordon corera, bbc news. that's all that we have time for a news day for you. a reminder of our top story: president biden has set out a series of measures to get more americans vaccinated against covid—19, thanks forjoining us. i'm karishma vaswani. hello there. we've seen two things happening today, a drop in temperature and also some heavy rain falling, too. now, as expected, the best of the weather was across the south east of england, here in east anglia and also into lincolnshire. temperatures in cambridge were 25 degrees. it was 26 celsius this afternoon in norwich and 2a in hull. further west, temperatures have been lower, and charterhall there on the scottish borders at 29 degrees yesterday. a significant drop in temperature today because of the rain clouds that we've seen, some storms that have been affecting the uk. most of those have been across nor

or consider policy towards cuba. the obama administration was bold enough to tackle one of the most glaring failures in u.s. foreign policy, having isolated and sanctioned cuba since 1960 to produce regime change in that country. the united states has instead strengthened cuba's communist regime. fidel castro sparked nationalist fervor by blaming all of cuba's problems on the embargo, and far from being toppled, he ended up staying in power longer than any non-royal leader on the planet. as with iran, the cost of these policies have been paid for by ordinary people. obama began to relax the policies towards cuba. trump reversed course. biden kept in place the trump policy and actually tightened sanctions. in a recent u.n. general assembly vote condemning america's 60-year-old embargo, the vote tally was 184 to 2. israel was the only country to vote with washington. biden and his team often criticize trump for his assault on the rules-based international system. but how does one rebuild such a system while embracing n

definitive evidence of what started in cuba remains elusive.ow emerging in every continent, biden administration has made a solving this a national priority. very interesting. let's get a full round—up of all the sport. hello, i'm mimi fawaz. britain's emma raducanu will face maria sakkari later today in the semi—finals of the us open. teenager raducanu made the last four with a dominant dispaly winning in straight sets 6—3, 6—a over her 11th seed swiss opponent belinda bencic. victory means that the 18 year old teenager will rise to the world's top 50 and become the british women's number one. raducanu is yet to drop a set in her eight matches at flushing meadows. her opponent sakkari beat karolina pliskova in straight sets. ididn't i didn't expect to be here at all. i think my flights were booked at the end of qualifying. laughs. it is a nice problem to have but, yes, i'mjust it is a nice problem to have but, yes, i'm just really enjoying the experience and out there on the court today i was saying to myself, this could be the last time you p

homeland security responding to reports about a migrant detention facility being built at guantanamo bay, cuba. >>> the volcano emergency in the atlantic takes a troubling new turn. a wall of lava 40 feet high crashing into more homes. we'll take you there to hear the explosions, plus, the new plan to save more neighborhoods from being destroyed. >>> a new witness comes forward in the gabby petito case. what she saw just outside the park where the 22-year-old's body was found. >>> it was the biggest art heist in world history. $500 million in masterpieces stolen from this boston museum. this morning why this cold case just got even colder. >>> and the best city in america for coffee. you might be surprised. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm phil lipof. andrew is off today. >>> the cdc is set to vote on pfizer's booster shot, this coming after the fda authorized a third shot for millions of americans at high risk of the disease. abc's ike ejiochi joins us with the very latest. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. health

the diplomatic riff that exists between the united states and leftist latin american countries like cuba and venezuela monroe drop a little al jazeera mexico city. hundreds of animal rights activists have gathered in the spanish capital madrid to protest against bullfighting. rally was organized by a political party created to prevent them the treatment of animal. demonstrators say they are repulsive. the violence of cool that suffered by the booth organize is one laws put in place that will protect animal welfare. but knowing that there is no reason to justify the continuation to fill sighting bills that are bread for bill citing that her bread for bill citing festivals or bread for the sole purpose. they are animals that are given a life in order to cause them a horrible death. and nothing justifies that. the 1st all civilians space flight has splashed down off of florida the coast. the space ex craft spent 3 days in orbit carrying a billionaire entrepreneur and his 3 guests. alex, your brian reports flashing down on the florida coast. the trailblazing capture, carrying the 1st 2000000

the diplomatic riff that exists between the united states and left us latin american countries like cuba and venezuela, monroe drop a little algebra era, mexico city, hundreds of people in paris that protested against compulsory corporate vaccinations and a mandatory health pass for the 10th consecutive weekend, demonstrators say the policies infringe on their personal freedoms. on friday, the french government suspended 3000 health care workers for failing to get the job ahead of a september 15th deadline. the government now requires all health and emergency workers to be vaccinated by law, really not affects millions of people in france. and in a strain the police arrested more than 200 people as an anti lock. so in protest, so far, pepper spray at the rally in melbourne. several 100 people disobeyed. stay at home . rules to protest. city is in it. 6 long thing. since the pandemic began, libby as capital is revamping its image as one of the most beautiful cities along the bed. it's raining, see in some governments as building new parks and recreational areas for residents traumatized b

segunda vez, también hubieron 15 mil efectivos y tropas de 34 país, también estuvo el presidente de cuba >> miguel díaz - canel asistió al desfile invitado por el presidente de méxico, andrés manuel lópez obrador una polémica por las protestas del pasado 11 de julio. >> también la comunidad mexicana en estados unidos ha festejado a lo grande la independencia de su país, rubén pereira con la información . >> ¡viva méxico! >> viva. >> el grito de ¡viva méxico de costa a costa en estados unidos y no ha faltado el mariachi, bailables y antojos mexicanos. >> poder celebrar mis raíces en un país extranjero es lo máximo es un orgullo grande. >> vivan los inmigrantes en los estados unidos de américa. >> también cónsules mexicanos destacaron a los inmigrantes. >> la nacionalidad se lleva en el alma aunque salgan de sus países. >> en illinois y otros estados izaron la bandera de méxico. >> nosotros seguimos como inmigrantes extrañando el pueblo. >> acá en chicago se canceló el desfile de méxico pero los inmigrantes de origen mexicano no han dejado de festejar su cultura. >> han tomado las calles m

, the people of cuba to see up or down whose demand to need on the portable, the fuel minority thought that all elements of the economic and trade embargo be lifting may have been supported by a majority vote at the un on $27.00 occasion was one of the been a lot of us all of the venezuela, also going to be out in favor of justice for money and humanity for cuba. not republica, your republic. and heroic people, and it's not true. i thought for our country has successfully overcome all of the circumstances could aim on. this is how do you the full dealer. that is why we would like to convey to you all, did i put a united nations secretary at somebody or the president of this annual general assembly? right. but it will be on passengers and representatives of government. we would like to convey to you all the official results of the report of the un special replica on sanctions. you will not be visited venezuela. if you earlier this year on that, i will see if there's a period of 7 days when inform me, we'll hit the will. she drafted a very objective unreasonable report on the subject of

ataque terrorista del 11 de septiembre quien con otros 4 acusados estuvieron en corte en guantánamo cubaeet center dijo que se declara culpable el responsable y recibiría la pena capital pero la pandemia y la sustitución de jueces han pausado el trámite la familia estaba atrás de un vidrio antibalas y también con retraso en las declaraciones, las evidencias son clasificadas y guantánamo tiene a 39 prisioneros y cuesta 13 millones de dólares mantenerlos por cada uno según expertos así como va puede demorar varios años más el procedimiento >>> muchas gracias por esta información el presidente joe biden anunció otro grupo de candidatos para su séptima ronda de nominaciones judiciales entre estas 3 candidatos latinos >>> (información en pantalla) >>> también una coreana-estadounidense que sería la primera en servir y 2 mujeres negras pero las noticias nos llevan a el salvador llevan un día con el bitcoin como segunda moneda oficial hay más personas en cajeros automáticos y centros de atención donde deben abrir una cuenta virtual y obtener el monto con su billetera virtual >>> se les está ens

. >> resulta impostergable poner fin al bloqueo econÓmico contra cuba.ontrol de las armas y en un mÁximo deben y cuatro horas se tiene que cremar el cuerpo de abby ismael guzmÁn, esa fue la orden de la fiscalÍa peruana, muriÓ de neumonÍa hace mÁs de una semana, sus restos permanecen en una morgue en el callao. este cuadro que usted va a ver, se llama diego y yo, esuna obra de la artista frida kahlo. la casa de subastas no york llena anticipa que puede pagar $30,000,000 cuando salga en subasta en noviembre. la obra destaca al famoso moralista diego rivera en la fren debe frida kahlo. >> nos despedimos con el sueÑo hecho realidad de una mujer que estÁ muy cerca de perder la vista debido a una enfermedad ocular degenerativa, se propuso volar en un ultra liviano rodeada de gansos y lo consiguiÓ gracias a un relato que lo llevÓ a lo mÁs alto de los alpes franceses, mientras una banda ana los seguÍan en formaciÓn, no pudo contener la emociÓn y comenzÓ a llorar. locutor: televisa presenta...

distinta >> nicolás maduro es un régimen al servicio de grandes carteles entonces no es una dictadura cubaal coronavirus (covid-19) finalmente la vicepresidenta fue entrevistada de manera remota por las dos presentadoras cosas de la pandemia al regresar de la pausa una casa viral porque se salvó de ser consumida en "juntos together" by nancy chavez & gina chavez ven por un balón de fútbol. sal parte del equipo. lo que valoramos, no debe costar más. [ end music ] tu vida está llena de sabor. igual que tu modelo chelada. auténtica cerveza mexicana con un twist vibrante y refrescante. modelo chelada. el sabor del espíritu luchador. ahora en piña picante. >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> una casa que sobrevive a los ríos de lava de palma en las islas canarias es la casa milagrosa las imágenes son virales en redes sociales son franjas de tierra carbonizada la lava que fluyó en la isla le domingo pasado destruyó alrededor de 200 hogares maravilla este vídeo un niño de 11 años que tuvo un encuentro emotivo con su mejor amigo que no veía hace 12 años , se vieron por última

i had worked previously just before i returned to russia and in cuba and it was a lot harder in cubaaccess, for example, so we do have conference calls with the kremlin spokesperson. he did get to ask questions, we can speak, or i could speak to the foreign ministry, for example, but we did have problems. we would be tailed in the provinces, security agents obviously were keeping an eye on us on occasion, we would get harassed sometimes, particularly back in 2014—15 when russia annexed from crimea, that became a particularly hostile environment for those western journalists operating inside of russia there was a real change in atmosphere and we felt that as journalists, but we could work and i think that's why i was so shocked by what happened in the airport, because i certainly didn't expect to be banned from entering russia again and i definitely didn't expect to be called hostile or a security threat to russia which is still not been explained to me this day and that is the fsb, the successor agency for the kgb that says that as a journalist i am somehow a threat to russia and tha

that's how it arose in cuba. and it was shocking.cubans believed that cuba would ever be marxist. unfortunately he didn't live to see the fall of the soviet union and the end of the cold war. what we didn't see was the spirit of that theory alive in american politics. there were fringe people and crazy professors who talked about this stuff at a faculty club somewhere without a doubt. but in the mainstream of american politics he never saw that. and i don't know how he would have reacted to that had he heard it but i'm not sure he would have been very happy. he would have been shocked by it to be frank. i think he viewed it as an evil, which is what it was. communism and marxism is the most evil political ideology of the second half of the 20th century. it's caused more suffering and through the 21st century, more human suffering, more poverty, more destituotion. and it's something that should never come back in any form, anywhere at any time. [ applause ] >> senator ernst, you're seeing everything unravel here in afghanistan. i know

because this could happen from cuba as well _ because this could happen from cuba as well we _ becauseous look at where we are going in at the caribbean — look at where we are going in at the caribbean. and i don't blame this administration. it's been going on for a _ administration. it's been going on for a very— administration. it's been going on for a very long time. when i was in fora very long time. when i was in cuha— for a very long time. when i was in cuba with— for a very long time. when i was in cuba with the clinton administration, we brought back... ten years— administration, we brought back... ten years later, we helped him leave — ten years later, we helped him leave. . , ., ., , ., leave. the administration says that the are leave. the administration says that they are not _ leave. the administration says that they are not to _ leave. the administration says that they are not to use _ leave. the administration says that they are not to use horses - leave. the administration says that they are not to use horses on - leave. the administration says that they are not to use

for more than half a century, cuba communist economy has been frozen in time and not running nearly as well as these iconic vintage cars digging back to before the 1959 revolution of the phone. but now at last, the government is opening the door for cubans like carlos miguel british to start small to medium sized private companies with up to $100.00 employees. when he hourly business is the director and founder of the lenny. a software company that until now has been unable to expand an exported products. looking personally who really this will give us legal status as a company before we have to use our own name and capital. now we can have partners and hopefully access loans and trade internationally as a private company. 53 years ago, fidel castro eliminated all vestiges of private businesses. eventually, as the economy floundered, individual entrepreneurs, we're allowed to open family restaurant and friends rooms, which could be opened or closed at a whim. but in july, unprecedented match demonstrations against economic hardships. convinced communist party leaders to finally move fo

mostly from haiti, cuba and venezuela. many more expected to arrive in the coming days and tens of thousands of migrants stock in southern mexico. the government has been stepping up efforts to prevent them heading for the us border. those trying to leave on the constant threat from immigration authorities and criminals. annual report reports from top of trula in the state if she epis walking through the back roads of the city of tampa. shuler, a group of haitian migrants is trying to avoid capture by mexican authorities. immigration agents in southern mexico are under federal orders to prevent migrants from leaving the city. there's many migrant suffering. there is no housing and we don't have any money. the hotels are expensive and we have nothing. so we have to try to go on foot. having spotted a government agent, the group quickly scatters to hide in a nearby cornfield. fear is written on everyone's faces. one local resident who has asked us to hide her identity, says migrants or right to be afraid. she says danger lur

nuclear powered submarines that involved the transfer of weapons grade highly enriched uranium to cuba we feel if the shoe was on the other foot, if we were faced with this kind of an alliance in our backyard? that is what the united states announced last week with australia and the u.k., that they're building up an already massive u.s. military presence in china's backyard with additional bases, forces, weapons development, supply capabilities, and the transfer of nuclear weapons technology to a nonnuclear power that really undermines nuclear nonproliferation meaning it sets us back in our effort to abolish nuclear weapons on earth. amy: let's go to president biden speaking tuesday at the united nations where he explicitly said the u.s. is not seeking a new cold war. mr. biden: stand up for our allies and friends and oppose attempts by stronger countries that dominate weaker ones the weather through changes to territory by force from economic coercion, technical exploitation, or disinformation. but we are not seeking -- i will say it again, we are not seeking a new cold war or a world

at the service of the united states that has supported attempts to isolate cuba, military interventions in latin america and the caribbean, government overthrows and military dictatorship. in this deal, host mexican president, i'm british manuel lopez over the lord went further saying latin american in caribbean nations should aspire to form a regional blog. similar to the european union in these times see like, can become the principal instrument to consolidate relations between our latin american and car to be a nation, please put into it. but why? despite moments of contention, there was also agreement among select members, including building on a regional strategy to face the challenges of the corona virus pandemic. at a minor at a man and establishing a regional fund to serve as relief during natural disasters linked to climate change. the 2021 cell i conferences seen by many as an opportunity for mexico to position itself as a power player and a regional mediator working toward restoring multilateralism and ending the diplomatic riff that exists between the united states and left