meanwhile, cuba has accused the biden administration of pressuring allies to block cuba from participatingthe upcoming summit of the americas, which is scheduled to take place in los angeles in june. cuba took part in the last two summits, in 2015 and 2018. we are joined now by carlos fernÁndez de cossÍo, cuba's deputy foreign minister, the former cuban investor to south africa and canada. he is joining us from washington, d.c., were he participated in the talks with the u.s. last week. this was the first time in years -- it is good to have you with us. can you talk about what is at issue and what you feel needs to happen? >> good morning. i'm glad to be here. the relationship in terms of migration between cuba and the united states is governed basically by agreements we signed during the years. that established a mutual commitment to ensure we can avoid irregular, insecure, disorderly migration between the two countries. but if you fail to implement the agreements, and it is not implemented comprehensively, and you d't achieve the gl we set mutually between the two countries. the gures yo

we're in the heart of cuba and it's very hard to sum up this island. cuba feels frozen in time. of course, the old 1950's cars, and there are no billboards on the highways, except the ones that are propaganda. there are no restaurant chains. horses are everywhere. people use them to get around. but yet, even if it feels like we're in the 1960's sometimes, people get by. they help each other a lot. they manage even when it seems impossible. the isolation on this island isn't a geographical isolation. it's a political one, a social and ideological one. i think they're rewriting history as we speak. and with the opening of cuban-american relations, it'll be interesting to see what the future holds for cuba. (ernesto pardo) cuba is in the caribbean. it's the largest island in the caribbean and its neighbours are mexico to the east and the united states to the north. haiti is the closest country, only 77 kilometers away and jamaica is just south. (sophie fouron) ernesto pardo. economics professor and guide. proud of his country and optimistic about its future. this is his island. (er

liberty island today i will reveal the secrets of cuba cuba is not in vain called the island of freedomittle. what country fought so much for its freedom, some one from spain alone thrice the price for its freedom. cuba has always paid high. and the cuban revolution. here, descendants are no exception today arguing about the correctness of certain political decisions, but history does not suffers the subjunctive mood, and the heroes one way or another remain heroes for the whole world. ernesto che guevara is a symbol of cuba, which today for cubans means this person. and for cubans, ernesto che guevara is a role model for all of us he is a hero, he wanted justice, that everyone should be equal he is a freedom fighter, he was a revolutionary and of course, he had a very strong character, but he was not always so strong and strong he was a living man, who had both childhood and whose youth he made errors. and, of course, he was not perfect in everything; his parents were quite rich. they had a very large library in their house. he always read a lot, amazing. with what love they talk about

from cuba.ection says it has detained nearly 80,000 cubans at the southern border between october and march. that's more than the number of detained migrants from central america. coast guard says they found more than 1,200 cuban migrants at sea during the same period. this is a very dangerous trek that cubans are willing to leave their island on makeshift boats or rafts trying to get to freedom. joining us now is carmen cecina. what are both sides apparently doing today during these talks? >> well, the u.s. wants cuba to start accepting deportations of cubans. they blame cuba for the economic crisis and the human rights situation going on on the island. whereas cuba, on the other hand, blames the u.s. they say it's not only the u.s. embargo but also that the u.s. stopped issuing 20,000 migrant visas per year four years ago when they were health incidents that took place in the u.s. embassy in cuba. so cuba says they don't need to accept deportations of cubans because they are largely leaving le

i'm lucy newman in havana. cuba and coming up, i'll explain why and how after cutting off natural gas to bulgaria and poland, russia is threatening to do the same to more you nation's, the escalation and economic hostilities over the ukraine war hollows, refusal by both countries to use moscow's payment system for supplies to convert euro to roubles the u as accusing the kremlin of that mouth. 14 baba reports. it had been predicted by some feared by many more. but european lead of c rushes, moved to halt gas surprised to poland and bulgaria because they were pain rubles as aggressive, comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to black. my last, this is something that your team commission has been preparing for. in close coordination and solidarity with member states and international partners, our response will be immediate. united and coordinated. moscow says countries can still pay for gas imports in euro's or dollars, but only if they open russian bank accounts, which then convert the currency and make the final payments. it's thought some countries have alread

his children and his wife migrated long ago, but he never wanted to leave cuba until now. we will and with a thank daniel for the last 60 years, our leadership has told us that things will improve that will overcome all obstacles. but we see the contrary. every day things get worse. we have less food, more social problems. going sienna girl by senior gonzales's. lucky he has a visa to enter his country of destination. vast majority of cubans don't. so they try to fly 1st to nicaragua, the only country where cubans can enter freely. but to get there, they need to transit through panama, which is now demanding a transit visa. cubans from all over the country. wait near the panamanian embassy to apply the majority in vain on honor and they've all come me hall has been out here for 23 days for okay. and then we said, are you, i'm a human being and i look all around and can't understand that any human being can be treated like this. i feel humiliated, messy, and only oh wow. at the airport. another equally desperate group has become the latest victim of a scan, an alleged trave

i'm lucy newman in havana. cuba. i'm coming up. i'll explain why and how you oh, and a quarter of a 1000000 worshippers observed the holiest knight of ramadan at the alex, a mosque and occupied east jerusalem. ah, russia has threatened to cut off gas supplies to more european countries after turning off the taps to poland and bulgaria over their refusal to pay and roubles. a european union has accused the kremlin of using energy to blackmail countries supporting ukraine and it's fight against russian forces. let him bother reports. it had been predicted by some feared by many more. but european leaders, c rushes, moved to halt gas, surprised to poland and bulgaria, because they won't pay roubles as aggressive. it comes as no surprise that the kremlin uses fossil fuels to try to blackmail us. this is something the european commission has been preparing for in close coordination and solidarity with member states and international partners. our response will be immediate. united and coordinated. moscow says countries can still pay for

i'm lucy and human in havana, cuba and coming up i'll explain why and how ah, to which will bring some big down pause in sliding out of the east on a c q. she thinks a very heavy rain for pushing across southern parts of honju, free hourly totals, just 3 hours. we're looking at around 20 to 30 millimeters, the frame. the good news is it moves through quickly, so we'll see drying out quite nicely behind by the possibility of some localized weather continuing to drift this way. further west was joining up with some very heavy rain that we have seen racing vehicles. southern parts of the by have been gall. in fact, shore lanka, say some very heavy rainfall over a 100 millimeters to fright. it only 24 hours. the showers are set to continue here, hopefully not quite as intense as they have been recently. still a fusion with o, wherever you go in the world. one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional. ooh ah, hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, this years old, it says drug trials show to the us is our safe and produced a strong immune response. national strike is underway in ste

leÓn: funcionarios del rÉgimen de cuba y del gobierno de estados unidos sostuvieron una reuniÓn.a cuota de 20,000 visas anuales para inmigrantes. [habla en inglÉs] pedro: las conversaciones que funcionarios de cuba y estados unidos realizaron en el departamento de estado, se enfocaron a la inmigraciÓn, revelÓ el vocero. sin embargo, grupos que respaldan la comunidad, no en florida criticaron la reuniÓn. a la salida del encuentro se informÓ que a partir de mayo, la embajada estadounidense en la habana volverÁ a emitir visa para reducir el peligro que viven quienes llegan ilegalmente el paÍs. el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza nos revelÓ el impacto de la migraciÓn cubana que ya supera mÁs de 100,000 personas. le preguntamos a representantes del departamento de seguridad nacional. " nuestra delegaciÓn estÁ liderada por la secretarÍa, relaciones del hemisferio occidental, representantes de nuestra embajada y tambiÉn del departamento de seguridad nacional", destacÓ. voceros asegura que este encuentro asegura la migraciÓn de cubanos sea ordenada, regular y segura. >> desde el 2017, esta

i'm lucy and human in havana, cuba and coming up, i'll explain why a journey has begun. the 34 world carp is on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day. hello, whether let's rather disturb for japan over the next couple of days. that equals southern parson that sir rural break in the heat as this weather system makes its way through. but there's wriggling weather front, which extends all the way across into central parts of china. pulses some very heavy rain coming in across that initially across q shoot, running up towards tokyo, pushing a little further east was 19 celsius in tokyo, 8 or 9 degrees down on recent days. and so you're gonna notice something little fresh coming through, at least it will brighten up as we go on into sash. they make the most of that on the where sunshine at this stage. but the next pulse of heavy rain are still there across a central parts of china. we'll see that making his way a little further eastward. as we go on through the, we can see some heavy rain recently into southern parts of india and more so into worse for lanka.

but i mean the money that represent them will just an intimate look at life in cuba. it. yeah. mouth already or gary? yeah, i think for the guys did a vehicle with my cuba room with the story goes that the statue of an ancient greek god. he is flying over the ridge praying something and they didn't even see the kids foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on al jazeera.

no. president obama tried to reduce tensions. trump, from top sanctions on cuba, an approach joe biden also appears to be following a cuba is just one of the slew of nations and the pressure for its position on the war and ukraine. the washington post released and all pad urging the u. s to pressure nicaragua, which has a leftist lead to the white house as openly condemned. and he wants to do the arts of any alignment with russia, a professor of latin american in car been studies we spoke to says that the latin american states, outside of us had germany. the united states, shooting themselves in the foot every day. they're more isolated across south america or in the caribbean. people looking for a new way forward. they're looking for solidarity. they're sick of the i, m f in the world bank, dumb meeting. their national resources, the labor market. they want another way forward. they're all too familiar with the history of us invasions, occupations, unfettered, pillaging in exploitation. so many of these countries have remained neutral. they haven't taken, they haven't voted in the, in

here we have an altar, which is built by all the followers of the centeria in cuba .the gods. in addition, i shook the maraque, it is important that it be white and red, because the sound in combination with these colors creates the necessary energy to call on the god of fire of thunder and everything male. what gods are worshiped the succession of the internet, one of the main forces in santaria is the spirits of the risha, and these are not quite gods, rather the natural energy of the universe is the word. ori means the head plus isha is an internal being or deity, therefore, if you completely simplify, then risha, this is a deity that settles in a person’s head and controls his world.

my cuba on al jazeera. mm hm. mm. mm hm. oh, why did what a toilet was? decorated hobbs li, the country in fear of his lie prod, investigation, one 0 one east reveals exploit to validation a police corruption on out to 0. since fidel castro proclaimed a communist state nearly 6 decades ago, cuba has health facts to which clinical ideology in a series of special reports, we explore how the pandemic, economic stripe, a new exit is by its citizens, are shaping the countries future. on al jazeera, the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor, inevitable. i just want to started to please know that they're not doing the right thing. let's leave simplicity to the headlines. join me as i take on the lars dismantled misconceptions and debate the contradiction. do we have a real democracy here in the united states? there's not a political party that's a radical insurgency. are mark lamarr hill, and it's time to get up front right here on out 0. ah, rushes president vladimir putin whole talks with

have you with us. ukrainian police say more than 900 bodies have been recovered in the area around cuba following the withdrawal of russian troops. but he said most of the dead civilians had been shot. an indication that many may have been executed, the bodies were found abandoned in the streets, or in temporary burials. the number of dead is double that announced by ukrainian authorities almost to weeks ago. here is the head of cubes, regional police force, or shoot our course. i also want to say that future has the most significant number of victims algebra. they suggest that the occupiers, the units that operated in future, we were the most brutal. maybe the most victims were found in future where there are more than $350.00 corpses. if you're very hibler ukrainian troops have been digging in throughout eastern ukraine in anticipation of a new russian offensive, military experts are predicting this refocused assault on eastern ukraine will be larger and more brutal than what we've seen so far. on friday, 7 civilians were killed and he's at least 30 wounded in russian, shedding of ukr

take cuba. for 60 years cuba has been under direct attack by the united states, began with the kennedy administration. kennedy carried out a major terrorist war against cuba, not much discussed here, but it was real and very serious. it's part of what led to the missile crisis that almost destroyed us. then harsh sanctions were imposed. well, they continue. when russian support was withdrawn and cuba faced really serious problems because that was the limited support it was getting under the harsh u.s. sanctions regime, at that moment, the clinton-- bill clinton outflankled the republicans from the right, from the right, by increasing the sanctions, increasing the torture, and then came the helmsburton law which made it worse. u.s. sanctions or were called third party sanctions, others have to adhere to u.s. sanctions, even if they oppose them. and in the case of cuba, dramatically, the whole world opposes them strenuously. you take a look alt -- at the votes. the annual votes on cuba sanctioning

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almost left us with the impression that cuba is a really sharp, wonderful place. why did they do that? there's no evidence that you can see today that would be the way to live. >> i think castro became a folk hero there in the early '60s. hollywood -- it was a period when there were red books handed out at berkeley and there were black panthers that we're talking about, fidel castro and i think that he lived so many lives like the cia tried to kill castro and he survived. we go through president after the other but he was like eisenhower through obama or something. it's like they never leave. >> his brother just left. >> so there's this sort of, you know, presence of somebody like that. i found it repressive in cuba, everything is antiquated and quasi broken down but havana is a beautiful city. it's in disrepair. so you're kind of going back in time when you're there and that participate of it was really interesting. i was interested theodore roosevelt's famous campaign and they like him in cuba, theodore roosevelt, because he was part of the cuban revolution, the

tack -- take cuba. for 60 years ago cuba has been under direct attack by the united states. it began with the can administration. kennedy carried out a major maj terrorist war against cuba. not much discussed here but it was real and very serious and part of what led to the missile crisis that almost destroyed us. then hash sanctions were imposed. well, they continued when russian support was withdrawn an cuba faced really serious problems because it was a the limited support it was getting under the harsh u.s. sanctions regime at that amendment. the clinton administration, bill clint outflanked the republicans from the right by increasing the sanctions, increasing the torture then came the law that made it worsement u.s. sanctions were called third party sanctions. others have to adhere to u.s. sanctions even if at the oppose them. in the case of cuba, dramatically the whole world opposes them strenuously. look at the annual votes in the united nations on the cuba sanctions. they are condemned every year. by to you they are condemned by everyone. the last vote was 184 to 2,

naturally, i began to follow the events in cuba.t as comrade raul, having met him on the ship, but already began to get off with a great deal of political interest, i took over all the information work on cuba within the framework of the soviet embassy and i followed their fate vicissitudes in prison lawsuits until they are received. so to speak, their heavy sentences and not having served more than a year in prison were sent to mexico . alexei here i must explain, probably a little to our viewers that i am at the next stage of this epic, uh, cubic business trip to latin america with my own view of what is happening in the world, unfortunately, they are like business trips. it's not the first time for me. i find such inclusions related to the departure of very interesting people and lives associated with latin america, i’m sorry, for god’s sake, i don’t always have time to completely put myself in order, but let’s continue that’s it, uh, although to a certain extent cuban barbuda, uh bearded men. they are now coincide in mood, but l

i'm lucy newman in havana, cuba and coming up, i'll explain why and how it's been more than 2 months since russia's invasion of ukraine. the conflict has tested the limits of you and diplomacy and has been the biggest challenge yet for the secretary general. and tony, good terrorist is now in cave to see the devastation 1st hand is expected to meet president for letting me zalinski soon. gutierrez has repeatedly called for a sci fi am. on tuesday he met rushes, president vladimir putin in moscow to push for humanitarian corridors. on the battlefield, ukrainian forces are facing the might of russian military in the east. in the past 24 hours, there has been feast fighting in the dumbass region. russian forces have taken these 2 towns in the east. they are pushing towards the cities of lime. amen. no papa sna on the front line defended by ukrainian troops. russian forces had continuing their bon man went meanwhile of the last pocket of ukrainian soldiers in the besieged city of mary palm. thousands of troops and civilians are trapped in the as of steel. steel plant on tuesday, presiden

sometimes the sanctions are grotesque like cuba.for 60 years cuba has been under direct attack by the united states. began with the kennedy administration. kennedy carried out a major terrorist war against cuba not much discussed but it was real and serious and part of what led to the missilee crisis. harsh sanctions were imposed and they continued when russian support was withdrawn in cuba faced serious problems because the was the limited support it was getting under the u.s. sanctions regime. at that moment bill clinton outflank the republicans on the right. increasing the sanctions and increasing the torture and then came the -- and made it even. u.s. sanctions were called third-party sanctions. others have to adhere to u.s. sanctions even if they have opposed them. in the case of cuba dramatically the whole world opposes them. take a look at the annual votes in the united nations on cuba sanctions. they are condemned every year. by now they are condemned. last vote was 184-2, two were the united statesni and israel which has to

why a, an intimate look at life in cuba didn't yeah. mouth already or gary young. i leave for the guy did a v, as in my cuba on al jazeera ah, russia agrees in principle, to let the you and in a red cross help evacuate civilians from the matter. you poll, falling a meeting between the u. n. g and president, let him know. ah, hello, darren jordan, this is out as they are alive from doha. also coming up, germany is to send 50 antea crop system to ukraine and a major policy shift. as more than 40 countries agree to meet monthly discuss arming keys with uncertainty surrounding an agree.

but i mean, am, i do not represent a leeway a, an intimate life in cuba. it did a lot easier, but i live with my cuba on al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks down, estimated 20000 lead gold miners just in the younger mom, the reservation with detailed coverage. and the government says it's taking action, but doctors are desperate thing lives are being put in danger from around the world . president zalinski says the coming days will be crucial for ukraine with the expected renew defensive in the east. mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights. in any water scenario, there's always a push to simplify. narrative nuances is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war. the listening page, delve into the news, narrative and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbary game. it is unfolding as though we somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. when the news breaks your came through the building trying to see if there's anybo

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. >> what is the story on you going to cuba? >> i want to cuba, i was with cbs, i was a historian with cbs for quite awhile. i did the inaugural -- bob schieffer, katie character, and i ended up writing the foot book on robert cronkite. i was writing for vanity fair, and the actor sean penn was writing for the nation. this all started on hitches and i, who are friends, we were with sean one night, he was saying that he can get us an interview with hugo chÁvez, and fidel castro. we said great, do it. unfortunately, the next morning, sean probably had a thing, he said i have to live up to my word. haitians in particular was pushing sean on it. you said you could do it. he delivered, we went into venezuela, and sean liked hugo chÁvez. i didn't know enough about him, and i leaned towards not trusting him, but i was willing to see the mic on him. he was very funny, the biggest thing i learned from him was that the revolution they had their, was from the cincinnati reds baseball team. these baseball players from venezuela, miguel cabr

against cuba not much discussed here but it was real and very serious.ctions were imposed. and then cuba faced very serious problems getting under the sanctions regime. and then clinton outflanked the republicans from the right by increasing sanctions and torture. us sanctions or third-party sanctions have to adhere to us sanctions even if they oppose them and inn the case of cuba thgenetically they oppose strenuously they look at the annual votes in the united nations on the cuba sanctions and then the last vote was 184 / two. and then how to follow us orders. and then does not even observe thete sanctions why do they observe us sanctions even though they oppose them because they are afraid of the united states europe opposes the sanctions vigorously but it has to go along because you cannot step on toes of the united states. it is dangerous in fact it has the capacity to throw countries out of the international financial system. nobody is willing to face that. they cannot provide medical equipment to sell something that uses nickel imported from cuba.

our latin america editor lucio newman, has this special reports from cuba, capital lavano. but old mary maurice 76 year old cool young gonzales has been making shoes by hand since he was 12. no, it doesn't bother him. but i made this paper as a gift to my son's friend. that friend will be giving him temporary room and board in argentina to where he is about to migrate. he tells me it will be hard to leave behind his home, even though it is literally falling apart. his children and his wife migrated long ago. but he never wanted to leave cuba until now, and he will under the same diagnose for the last 60 years, our leadership has told us that things will improve but will overcome all obstacles . but we see the contrary. everyday things get worse. we have less food, more social problems, viet again, by senior gonzales's. lucky he has a visa to enter his country of destination. vast majority of cubans don't. so they try to fly 1st to nicaragua, the only country where cubans can enter freely. but to get there, they need to transit through panama, which is now demanding a transi

naturally, i began to follow the events in cuba. not just as raul's comrade, having met him on the ship, but already began to get off with a great deal of political interest, i took upon myself in within the framework of the soviet embassy, ​​all information work on cuba, and i followed their fate, their ups and downs in prison, judicial processes until they received. so to say his heavy sentences and not having served. more than a year in prison were deported to mexico and then there is a situation when a revolution happens, the cuban authorities, the new revolutionary ones start negotiations. with czechoslovakia on the purchase of weapons, and the soviet union has no connection. well, here everyone remembers that kolya leonov had a friendship with some kind of raul if leonov goes to prague sits down. opposite that institution in prague in the czechoslovakian socialist republic, somewhere sentenced to the supply of weapons to the czechoslovakian cuban revolution, the moment when a car leaves with raul custom double wind that raul s

a cuba and venezuela >> how concerned are you about the possibility?> that is right here in our neighborhood at our back door, and certainly i'm very concerned about it >> as of right now there are no signs pointing to a replay of the cuban missile crisis >> a series of offensive missile sites in now in preparation on the imprisoned island. >> the 162 standoff after russia moved nuclear missiles into cuba just 90 miles from florida >> we have not seen any indication of a buildup or any equipment coming to that region. >> but the connections between russia and countries like cuba and venezuela still run deep today's weapons, however, are more economic and psychological. >> that's what the russians do. they try to destabilize and undermine the united states and our interests. >> are they doing it in latin america >> they're trying. they're trying very hard >> trying, she says, by spreading disinformation through the region through social media and government-run news channels >> that could help sway elections one way or another or keep dictatorships in p

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to cuba for 60 years cuba has been under direct attack by the united states. began with the kennedy administration kennedy carried out a major terrorist war against cuba not much discussed here, but it was real and very serious. part of what led to the missile crisis that almost destroyed us. then harsh sanctions were imposed. will they continue? when russian support was withdrawn and cuba faced really serious problems because that was the limited support. it was getting under the course us sanctions regime. at that moment the clinton admit bill clinton. outflanked the republicans from the right from the right but increasing the sanctions increasing the torture. other than came the helms burton low, which made it even worse. us sanctions or were called third party sanctions others have to adhere to us sanctions, even if they oppose them. and in the case of cuba dramatically the whole world opposes them strenuously. you take a look at the votes annual votes in the united nations. on cuba sanctions they're condemned every year. i know they're condemned by everyo

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