listen, i look at all in cuba, you are such lovers of root crops in cuba, if there are no root cropsch, the inhabitants of the villages, the east will not understand. peel the malanga and rub it on a fine grater, add salt, ground white pepper, finely chopped pepper, onion and garlic, mix, add eggs and cumin and fry. in the oil left over from cooking the chichironas. now let 's try. while no one sees. croutons there was a pork skin in the park, the rinds turned out very yummy. very delicate taste, how tasty i can’t even compare with potatoes, because the taste is completely different. it's really delicious. here in cuba there is everything that i love the sea, the mountains, the sun, the dances of the cave, the dances in the caves, you won't believe it, but if i show this now. hello, disco here. yes disco in the cave. yes, wow, i thought it was a joke absolutely cool place young people free positive everyone comes to dance to communicate and that's it. it's amazing in the cave wow cuba and today without any doubt justifies the title of liberty island is admired here by its heroes and

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each cuba anymore in cuba to you know tip the balance of power in congress. that's old hat. and so for them. the only thing that's retained. is this other idea that like, you know, they speak spanish. they're catholic. they're not white their idea like spanish categories of race are different than america than american categories of race, you know, they don't subscribe to the one drop rule. so there are some people who don't consider themselves black who would very much be black in the united states and and they don't want it and so you have guys like one of just the all-time great sobs and american history ben tillman pitch for work ben tillman um, the the one-eyed not that having one eye makes him a bad person, but just sort of adds the picture this guy the one-eyed, you know, he was a confederate he enlisted in the confederate army and he then becomes governor of south carolina. he oversees a huge surge in lynchings, and he gives this passionate opposition to specifically the colonization of the philippines on on the floor of the senate where he he says, you know, you kno

and long lines at the petro pumps in cuba surging global oil prices compound. the problems caused by decades of us sanctions assist business on reports in berlin. welcome to the program. for me, putin says the west will have to pay for russian gas with rubles in future. rushes currency has plummeted in value as a result of international sanctions. in a video conference ad by russian state broadcast as fruit in set blacklisted countries would no longer be able to find natural gas with your razor dollars. that includes nations of impose sanctions on russia since it's invasion of ukraine, including the u. s. the u. k. japan and e u. member states. germany is quoted, a breach of contract is the russian president justified to move them no more than western countries have taken illegitimate. decisions on the so called freezing of russian, i think we might get this collective west is actually drawn a line under the reliability of its currency so that you've already spoken about this across the trust in these currency to hear it or to get more on this i've been speakin

in cuba having me on the show. if— the programme. in cuba having me on the show.amme. in cuba having me on the show. if what our. me on the show. if what our correspondent _ me on the show. if what our correspondent was - me on the show. if what our correspondent was outlining there, talking about siege tactics, potentially going on a long time, potentially lots more casualties, is that something that you can see? the russians have _ something that you can see? tue: russians have certainly something that you can see? tte: russians have certainly changed to a different strategy, as you noted, they are trying to continue to make progress, really coming in on for access. they really don't have enough combat power and they are using firepower instead. whether that will succeed is up in the air, they are not making very much progress, a stalemate, they will use more firepower and bring in some reinforcements and keep at it. i don't think they are going to keep this a very long. they are running out of precision munitions, taking a lot of casualties also i don't think t

this bannin: like north korea and cuba. this banning of _ like north korea and cuba.ike north korea and cuba. this banning of these headline items, seafood, diamonds, alcohol, is this just symbolic? or will this put more pressure and squeeze president putin? .,, ., pressure and squeeze president putin? ., ., , putin? those are what they call si . nature putin? those are what they call signature sector _ putin? those are what they call signature sector is _ putin? those are what they call signature sector is kinda -- - putin? those are what they call| signature sector is kinda -- kind putin? those are what they call. signature sector is kinda -- kind of signature sector is kinda —— kind of like products that are iconic trademarks of russia, the alcohol, the vodka, for example. banning that is largely a symbolic step, but they are also going to ban the experts of american luxury goods, such as expensive clothes, cars on a watches. this is all part of targeting the wealthy elite was not mr biden is also adding more oligarchs to the sanctions list. the strategy is to sque

roger: esta fue la Última foto que le tomaron el ian lÓpez en cuba, antes que se lanzarÁ en una tablaÍa acceso a las bolsas para sus necesidades, pero a pesar de su condiciÓn decidiÓ desafiar el mar. a medida el paso del tiempo comenzÓ a debilitarse. >> ya yo sabÍa que no tenÍa tiempo de llegar. no habrÍa tiempo de cubrir la distancia que faltara. roger: temÍa lo peor, asÍ que llamÓ a un amigo suplicando ayuda. >> les dije que me rescataran al sur de la isla. yo no querÍa hablar con mi esposa. roger: su amigo contactÓ a la guardia costera si escuchas las —— y escuchÓ esas palabras de aliento que tanto necesitaba. roger: fue rescatado por la guardia costera a unas 15 millas de islamorada. su hija de 17 aÑos y su esposa estÁn en cuba, logramos hablar con ella vÍa telefÓnica. >> no pensamos que lo volverÍamos a ver. estaba muy desesperado por su condiciÓn mÉdica. roger: el enfoque ahora es su recuperaciÓn. >> estar todos juntos, ese es nuestro plan. >> es difÍcil, sobre todo porque ella estÁ allÁ, yo estoy acÁ. ilia: esperamos que pueda recibir tratamiento mÉdico y recuperarse. leÓn: la

what's the story of you going to cuba? i went to cuba i was with cbs one of the things i was historian for cbs for quite a while. i did the inaugurals with you know, i bob schieffer and katie couric, and you know, i written up writing the book on walter cronkite. so i represented cbs and christopher hitchens was writing for vanity fair. and the actor sean penn was writing for the nation. and this all started on hitchens and i who were friends we were with sean one night, and he was saying that he can get us an interview with you chavez and fidel castro. and we said great do it. you know and unfortunately the next morning. i'm afraid sean probably had a thing. i've got now a guy i got i got to live up to my word but hitchens in particularly was pushing shawn on it like well you said you know that we could do it and sean delivered we went in to venezuela and sean liked you go chavez. hitchens load them i didn't know enough about him and i i leaned towards not trusting him, but i was willing to kind of see my gut on him. and

and when the representative of cuba took to the floor i, he called for p. c, expressed concern for all who were suffering, but then he brought the hammer down and pointed out that nato is to blame for this escalation. and the united states a has been largely responsible for escalating the crisis in the country. here's what the representative of cuba had to say. feeling been, you know, leaving c, including why did law pro to see you are, is bunch young little tongue osceola from did ask, did offer that. i'll, she'll, the russia are going to see you own is here. now do you go mean because she honestly out gung say impressively. gassett pooh. every thought some going down from there. we also heard different countries. now, not every country completely lined up with the united states. there were different countries that spoke today when the representative of the philippines spoke. for example, the representative of the philippines made a point of pointing out that the allegations about civilian casualties cannot be believed. and what was being said by, by us me

and cuba. the problem is there were not really any u.s. businesses in cuba except for airbnb.o i went with him and got to know him and we kept in touch. i think it was just helpful to have somebody who could help me see the world in a broader way and think a little more systematically about my decisions and the consequences that they would have on society. that is really how he became very helpful for me. david: for somebody that is young, what is the advice how you would recommend they build the company? brian: the first thing i say is don't listen to your parents. most of them will talk you out of crazy things, but the crazy ideas are the ones that spread around the world. david: as i understand, you are spending a year or so going to airbnb's around the united states? brian: yeah, most of the united states. mostly reasonable time zones. david: when you book in airbnb, do you have trouble getting a place where you can go? brian: no. there are 6 million homes to choose from. i have more than enough options. i don't say who i am. sometimes they find out, sometimes they don't.

nicaragua y cuba se han obtenido de las votaciones de la uno. una de delegaciÓn de alto rango de estados unidos viajÓ a venezuela para reunirse con oficiales del gobierno venezolano y evaluar si el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro podrÍa estar dispuesto. afirman que el objetivo de la visita serÍa discutir tambiÉn la posible liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos estadounidenses en venezuela.ç durante la ronda de conversaciones no han llegado a ningÚn acuerdo, y no quedado claro si tendrÁ una nueva reuniÓn. pasamos a mÉxico en donde continÚan las crÍticas por la extrema violencia protagonizada por grupos fanÁticos de los grupos atlas y gallos blancos. en el estadio la corregidora de querÉtaro. viene desde que 2007 el querÉtaro descendiÓ de divisiÓn. y se ha repetido en 2010 y 2013 con nuevos incidentes de gravedad. carolina: la fiscalÍa investiga y aplicarÍa fuertes sanciones a los implicados. reportero de tudn esta en "ediciÓn digital", dinos cÓmo se desatÓ la violencia dejando 20 personas heridas. sanciones y tremendo caos. >> buenos dÍas, sÍ,una tragedia, un

america and cuba.he problem is there were not any american businesses in cuba except airbnb, so i went with him. i got to know him and he kept in touch, so i think it was helpful to have someone that could help me see the world in a broader way and think more thematically -- more systematically about my decisions and the consequences we would have on society. that is how he became very helpful to me. david: for someone that is young, what is the advice you would recommend for how to build a company? brian: the first thing i would say is don't listen to your parents. most of them will try to talk you out of crazy things, but the crazy ideas are the ones that spread around the world. ♪ david: as i understand it, you are spending a year or so going to airbnb's around the united states? brian: yeah, most of the united states, kind of reasonable time zones. david: do you have trouble booking a place you want to go? brian: no, there are 6 million homes to choose from, so i have more than enough options. i do

and cuba. there weren't really any american businesses in cuba except airbnb. got to know he meant we kept -- no him. we kept in touch. it was helpful to have somebody who would help me see the world in a broader way and think more systematically about my decisions and the consequences on society. that is how he became helpful to me. david: for somebody that is young, what is the advice how you would recommend they build the company? brian: the first thing, don't listen to your parents. most of them will talk you out of crazy things, but the crazy ideas are the ones that spread around the world. ♪ david: as i understand, you are spending a year or so going to airbnb's around the united states? brian: yeah, reasonable time zones. david: do you have trouble getting a place when you book and airbnb? brian: no. there are 6 million homes to choose from. i have more than enough options. i don't say who i am. sometimes they find out, sometimes they don't. i book last minute. i was in atlanta, nashville, charlston, los angeles, now miami. i need ideas for where to go n

also, interesting. cuba abstained in this vote. now just a few weeks ago, the russians in the kind of, in the, in the run up to this invasion, the russians even held up the prospect of potentially a positioning weapons in cuba and venezuela. as a sort of as a sort of retaliation to what they see as america encroaching on on their sphere of influence in eastern europe. well, cuba didn't even vote for russia in this, in this vote today. and venezuela didn't vote at all. so russia cannot persuade cuba and venezuela even to support it. that's a strong sign. that global opinion is really against what russia is up to. and it's not likely to have to influence russia's actions or what i think we have to see a cumulative effect here. that what russia has witnessed here is a diplomatic setback, certainly. and but it suffered other setbacks also in recent days since we're, we're early on day 6 of the war now. so we're really very sort of fresh into this situation. but we're seeing setbacks on the battlefield. the russia is not as advanced as

esposa a través de un teléfono celular que llevaba consigo, ella era una de las pocas personas en cubapersonas han firmado una petición en línea para evitar una deportación a cuba >>> nunca podré terminar de agradecerle todos lo que están haciendo >>> en el momento cuando diseñó ese plan y estrategia pensaste la locura? >>> locura hubiese sido no haberlo intentado. había que triunfar a toda costa >>> afortunado fue porque no todos logran rendir esa travesía. el hospital de oakland tendrá nombre. se llamará el nombre de una supervisora que murió arrollada. >>> quieren garantizar el cuidado médico para todos los californianos >>> en el sur de california se grabó el primer grupo de programas de emprendedores que pretende ayudar a miembros de la comunidad latina e indígena >>> dinorah pérez acudió a la ceremonia y nos cuenta más >>> entonces del programa emprendedores algunos pueden soñar en un futuro, catalina es una de ellas, padre de cuatro hijos y trabajo en el campo desde los cinco años, ahora tiene un plan para tener su negocio propio y fueron cinco semanas de clases donde aprendiero

it is also because cuba is nervous about what it's trade partners. for example, in europe, you might do if it goes clearly with russia. but then we have the case of south africa which also abstain. and that was maybe a bit of a surprise for some and south africa has put out a statement explaining their, their votes, saying that they find that the resolution itself does not create the right environment for diplomacy to take place. and that the un should push for diplomacy in the 1st place that they also find that the resolution does not address the security concerns that russia has. so in some way, sort of giving credit to what russia has been seeing in the last few weeks. you talk about the diplomacy, the all important word here and what does this mean, or if it doesn't have any real life implications, and it's not gonna, you know, cause russia to withdraw. what does it mean diplomatically for them? it certainly show that russia is isolated, right? now, of the few countries that are openly voted against the resolution are themselves considered. also

but what did cuba do? cuba rallied. and i love the fact that not only is victoria dominguez a hero, but the bus drivers of cuba, new mexico, are heroes. they have appeared on the cover of "time" magazine because of the work they did. you see them standing in front of their buses because those school buses, working together with cuba cares, which our beautiful victoria dominguez organized, those school buses took to the students and the families, they took them the work they needed from their schools, they took them the food they needed to nourish their bodies so they can also nourish their brains. they took them what they needed, and the thing is, as we're coming out of covid, thanks -- thank you, thank you -- as we are coming out of covid and we are learning to handle and respond to it, as we're able to remove our masks, cuba cares isn't going away because we know that caring for your community is not something you do once and walk away from. i know that victoria dominguez is going to continue caring for those beautifu

trey: thank you congresswoman for keeping your eye on all the stops ukraine and cuba and venezuela thank you for joining us on a sunday night. thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. good night from south carolina. >> fox news alert from washington another day is senseless led shed in southern ukraine is russian forces ramp up their attacks for the second time in as many days russia has violated a cease-fire agreement and the port city of teeseventeen. firm and water and medicine is a pfizer and desperately short supply. all the pentagon reports they have launched an estimated's

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and this is cuba. anthony, you might recall that, that her putin said a view of the united states or nato, implement a weapons along my border of my russian border than i just put on some missiles on the, on the cuban island, which is really close to the u. s. border but cuba did not word on the side with russia that also indicates that the wind is changing. and then that some countries, as i just said, might reconsider if put in still is the right bet they w, washington bureau chief in his perfect symmetry time. now one traditional russian ally that didn't take part in the went vote was venezuela. that's because it's voting rights at the u when have been suspended because it hasn't paid membership juice following years of crippling, international sanctions. so far, venezuela's left us president nicholas medulla has refused to condemn russians invasion. instead, he described the sanctions imposed by the west on russia as economic war may look a 1000 not look at what they're doing with russia. it's a cr

este país abrirá una embajada en cuba pero con condiciones similares, liz Évora tiene más detalles .chos cubanos que sienten que terminó la espera, hoy estados unidos anunció que se prepara para la reanudación limitada de funciones en embajada en la habana con lo que se abre esperanza en cuba y tampa >>> mucho cubanos estamos esperando esto, que volviera de nuevo la embajada aquí a cuba. >>> muchas familias que están tratando deben reunificarse de nuevo >>> . servicio facilitaría la posibilidad de recibir algunas visas americanas humanitarias >>> lo importante es empezar. eso es bueno, que empiecen los trámites de migración o lo que sea y después en el de unificaciones familiares >>> habrá colas por todos lados >>> aumentaron los representante consulares en la embajada después de que en el 2017 estados unidos retiro a más de la mitad del personal y suspendió indefinidamente la emisión de visas debido al síndrome de la habana, la embajada de guyana siguió tramitando solicitudes, de momento seguirá siendo un lugar para tramitación de visas para cubanos con la dificultad que representa

and then there is another very interesting country, and this is cuba. anthony, you might recall that, that a putin said a view of the united states or nato, implement or weapons along my border, or my russian border than i just put on some missiles on the, on the cuban island, which is really close to the u. s. border but cuba did not wood on the side with russia that also indicates that the wind is changing. and then that some countries, as i just said, might reconsider if put in still is the right bet they w. washington bureau chief in his poll. thanks so much for time. french president amendment clone has said the russian invasion of ukraine is the beginning of a new era for europe. in an address to the french nation, the call said he plans to step up investment defense of france and the european union. the prisoner also warned that the war in ukraine will hit the french economy hard, adding, this is the price for freedom. and democracy is really possible point us. or early we asked a d. w correspondence on your family cup in paris for her take on th

so for instance, cuba abstained in this. they didn't vote against russia, but abstained. never think about it just a few weeks ago, the russians were in, in a move that was interpreted by some as, as just to provocation. some by some taken seriously. russia were saying, well, why do we station weapons in cuba and see what the americans think of that drawing a comparison to as they see it. nato encroaching in that sort of sphere of influence in eastern europe. so a country that's close enough to russia for russia to say, well, we could just put weapons there, abstained in this vote. venezuela is also a country that russia had framed like that saying, well, why don't we put weapons in venezuela? venezuela didn't even vote at all in this, in the, in this vote. also interesting in the un security council. a few days ago, the united arab emirates was one of the fence sitters so it abstained alongside china and india. in the vote today, it voted against russia. so really interesting to kind of drill down on, on which countries did what in, on this occasion. and in most cases, t

i agree having russia, china, cuba, venezuela is very very problematic. so hrc it's flawed but it gives us the opportunity to shine a spotlight on a number of priorities where we are pressing for accountability. as i mention the commission of inquiry on syria, the special repertoire is for iran, north korea, dprk, and so a flawed institution but one we want to make better by being at the table. we are more effective when where they are pushing back on these issues. >> i ran out of time thank you. >> thank you. let's go to vice chair jacobs. >> thank you so much for testifying before the committee, i want to follow up with a question to the chairman, on the u.s. standing at the un. and i want to talk about u.s. peacekeepers at the un and the impact it has on u.s. influence and standing. could you describe this on past and present, not only that it's had on u.s. standing bodies, but the peacekeeping operations and how has russia or cuba use this to their advantage. >> thank you representative jacobs, thank you also for your long-standing interest and your l

s. border, but cuba did not word on the side with russia that also indicates that the wind is changing. and then that some countries, as i just said, might reconsider if put in still is the right bet they w. washington bureau chief in his perfect symmetry time french president obama, norma call said the russian invasion of the crane is the beginning of a new era for europe. in an address to the french nation, mccall city plans to step up investment in defense of france and the european union . the president also warned that the war in ukraine will hit the french economy hard, adding, this is the price of freedom and democracy. and as the war and ukraine enters its 2nd week, president philadelphia lensky is urging people to keep up their resistance, even as russia intensifies its attacks on major cities. one ukrainian official has disputed claims that russia has seized control of the black sea port of her song. further east, the cities of ha, keith, and morley, paul, and a heavy attack. according buddy poles mere, the reuters news agency says russian forces are actively preventing civil

because cuba was too close to what was than the soviet union. but, you know, they, they, they don't understand why a country like russia might not want an enemy allied military alliance, right on their border to spite attempts to silence the russian media in the e. u. a recent poland, france has revealed that more than half of respondents agree with some of russia's reasons for entering the ukraine conflict r t show davinsky has more. when o c and other channels described as being propaganda, tools of the kremlin was shut down a month ago. european leaders were triumphant. the state owned russia to date and sputnik, as well as their subsidiaries, will no longer be able to spread their lives to justify proteins war. and to saw division in our union, no more influence the public would be able to get the media from trusted sources. but despite not having easy access to russian media and belie easy, it apparently wants to tell you about the war in ukraine. people in france still on to, to keen to follow the heard. no, they all making up their own mi

the united states did it, you know, threatened to invade cuba. it sent anti castro. cubans right wingers to go and try to overthrow the government of cuba at the time because cuba was too close to what was then the soviet union. but you know, they, they don't understand why a country like russia might not want an enemy allied military alliance right on their border. russia says that o s. c, e vehicles are used in ukraine to transport western arms, saying certain instances have been uncovered by russian troops in the country. this substantial allegation was made in a recent un security council meeting ortiz kellum up and comments. the un security council meeting was convened. the 15 member by that leads the united nations assembled to discuss a resolution regarding the humanitarian situation in ukraine as the fighting goes on and negotiation have begun. now at this point, when the meeting began, we heard from different countries who spoke of the states and its allies, highlighted the humanitarian situation in ukraine. the problems facing refugees

the united states did it, you know, threatened to invade cuba. it sent anti castro. cubans right wingers to go and try to overthrow the government of cuba at the time because cuba was too close to what was then the soviet union. but you know, they, they don't understand why a country like russia might not want an enemy allied military alliance right on the border. the economic fall out from western sanctions against russia is now spreading to more countries and continents. consumers across europe and africa are now bearing the brunt of the backlash in mid soaring food and fuel prices. thousands of truck drivers have formed road blocks in madrid, calling for the resignation of spain's transport minister over skyrocketing fuel prices. it is the latest development of protests in the spanish capital over the past 2 weeks and economic backlash over western sections against russia. meanwhile, the chairman of the french energy regulatory commission has urged residents to conserve electricity and gas due to a risk of supply disruptions. we must conserve

it sent some officials for example, to cuba, to talk to the members of the government there. but cuba did end up abstaining, and that is because he was walking a fine line on the one hand, they haven't fully endorsed russia. they also have an openly condemned, its actions and the non endorsement. it's also because cuba is nervous about what it's trade partners, for example, in europe, you might do if it goes clearly with russia, then we have the case of south africa which also abstain. and that was may be a bit of a surprise for some and south africa has put out a statement explaining their, their vote saying that they find that the resolution itself does not create the right environment for diplomacy to take place. and that the un should push for diplomacy in the 1st place that they also find that the resolution does not address the security concerns that russia has. so in some way, sort of giving credit to what russia has been seeing in the last few weeks. you talked about the diplomacy, the all important word here and what does this mean, or if it doesn't have any real lif

because cuba was too close to what was than the soviet union. so the united states, there is no way shape or form that the united states would tolerate anything, even vaguely analogous. and i, you know, i've spoken about this to americans of all political stripes and nobody has ever argued this point with me. there's no way the u. s. would allow it. so going back to this news about to mexico and spies, do you think it was justifiable for the u. s. general to say that russia has more spies in mexico than anywhere else? well, i mean, if it's true, it's justifiable, it just doesn't really ring very true. and the united states doesn't really have given its long history of spin about iraq's weapons of mass destruction and so on a lot of credibility. so it's one of those things where, you know, show us. if it's, if you don't have proof, just be quiet. it doesn't sound very real, it doesn't down real to me. now we are seeing a lot of different alignments, changing and shifting during the recent times. i'm so asking you to go down the rabbit hole just a

and you know, every year when it comes to the blockade of cuba. so we're seeing quite biased coverage job. however, at the same time, you know, many are looking on at the world situation and quite concerned about the rhetoric. people are looking at the possibility that these sanctions that are being put on russia that we just heard about from anthony blank in the us, secretary of state. they could have a global impact. for example, russia is one of the main exporters of fertilizer. and if russian fertilizer is not able to get to farms around the world and places like brazil and african countries and in europe, the results could be a shortage of food. we already have supply chain issues. and the price of food in the united states has drastically increased over the past several months. and if russia is, fertilizer is not allowed to be exported. the results from the world in terms of malnutrition, in terms of crop shortages, could be massive. this is not being highlighted in american media, but serious economists are looking into this. it's also wort