cuba retained its classic coat of arms, on which the classic symbol of cuba is the key to the americas know their worth, they were grateful to the soviet union, but they wanted to build things in such a way that for the ussr cuba would not only be costly project, or did no one think about it then? no, after all, no, they still thought. at the same time , the largest metallurgical plant in cuba, antiliana, named after josse marti, was modernized. soviet union. well, at the same plant, today again russian specialists are installing a new rolling mill. selfless help again? no, it’s just that when we decided to launch new joint projects, it now turned out that those that were conceived under had commercial potential. in our upcoming film about how this can work today, and about how brezhnev changed his clothes then, well, it’s true, it ’s true, in the east the club is even hotter than govan, so lenlich was already given a hat here, but we... the worse sergei brilev, alexey kolach and evgeny makarov, especially for news, cuba. just spend gigabytes and minutes and receive gifts? is that poss

i witnessed all these moments of leonid ilyich’s visit to cuba., he is the oldest russian specialist in cuba. you noticed correctly, everyone was surprised that he began to behave differently from... brezhnev’s arrival in havana coincided with the birthday of the national hero of cuba, jose marti, to the memorial, to whom the soviet delegation first went. cubans believe that it is cool in january. brezhnev was in good physical shape then, but like all of us, it is clear that he suffered from humidity. poor lenich, he wears a jacket all the time, it’s so hot here, no one told him or didn’t dare to tell him that in cuba it’s possible completely according to the protocol. to be in such a national shirt is called with pockets, it is very convenient, as you understand, i have already partially filmed in such a shirt today and will continue to film. however, brezhnev’s selection of ideas for cuba was impeccable. the future of humanity is peace, said the glorious son of cuba, marty's braid. there was a time, he added, when war was resorted to as the firs

so puerto rico, along with cuba, was the kuban. puerto rico were the last remaining colonies of spain in the caribbean and the americas, actually. and in both of them, 1868 was a turning point. both of them launched their anti-colonial struggles against spain in 1868. there was a botched revolution in puerto rico. the grito hillary's. and they're after their is a movement to establish autonomy on the island. so that means self-government. puerto ricans organize within the island to remain overseas province of spain, while having autonomy over local affairs and through many years of struggles where there is lots of repression. initial lee very much, you know, lots of violence against the advocates of that cause. there is finally. in 1897, november of 1897, spain grants autonomy to puerto rico, and it says that it will establish an automatic autonomy charter with puerto rico having its own local government. that process starts. and here we have luis munoz rivera, who was a main advocate of that autonomy cause and who will become elec

cuba's position is to reform the united nations. of course , there is no doubt that we need the united nations to play a role in the international scene, but reforms must be made. this form of performance. such situations are not sustainable because countries like the united states or other countries with the right of veto fail any solution for the resolution and proper action of the security council. one of the solutions is in order to stop the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza , it has been proposed to boycott the products of the zionist regime and expel the ambassadors of this regime from the capital of some countries that are related to this regime. what do you think about this? therefore, we believe that we should react to this situation. they continue these crimes with the support of america and some other countries. of course, when we say countries, we mean governments, because as you can see all over the world, we are witnessing massive protests even in new york, washington and many cities in america and europe. some euro

however, brezhnev’s selection of ideas for cuba was impeccable. humanity is peace, he said. glorious son of cuba, marty's braid, there was a time, he added, when they resorted to war as the first means of resolving conflicts, today it is already the last resort, i personally remember then, i thought, apparently, the guys from his team, he was very well prepared, or he was so moved by the cube, mutual love was strong. he shakes my hand, says hello, my hands were cold, cold, simply frozen, because on january 31st we have the worst cold in cuba. and his hands were so warm, warm, well , let’s say, sentimentality, and even then the real fruit of soviet-cuban cooperation was 104 industrial enterprises and other facilities that were built and reconstructed with the technical assistance of the soviet union. it's built like consequence of brezhnev's visit, oil refinery. instinctively this project seems to me. were grateful to the soviet union, but they wanted to build things in such a way that for the ussr cuba would not only be a costly project, or no one

and being able to trade with cuba for economic development opportunities. the minutes solved international relations in south africa duct and i let the ponder, has condemned america's financial embargo against cuba. south africa has consistently voted in favor of the annual you and resignation. calling for the end of the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the united states. we have also campaigns actively was civil overnight is ations for the release of the tube, and fives, and call them the us government to release the. we also lobbied into nashville support for the release, the fact that one of the 2 been 5 leaders is with us right here today is testament to the value of being to match the solidarity as so that's because continues to support cuba to bar on the other hand has inquiries and called many other nations to stand behind palestine through supporting south africa before the international court of justice. what is but it's ok, swap. cuba expresses its support for the request by the republic of south africa to initiate proceedings

there were a lot of economic interests in cuba. in cuba,, as the war of independence is happening, the uss maine is sent to the coast of havana to protect united states interests from the conflict from the war between the spaniards and the liberation army. this is in a early 1898. the ship is there and it explodes. so, it probably explodes because, people think there were several investigations and they think there was a fire in the furnaces but, the yellow press blames spain for sabotage and said it was probably a mine and then certain politicians, including theodore roosevelt, align with that theory that it was spain and push for a war that has the potential of yielding colonial outposts. or territories. that the united states could assert its sea power so the uss maine explodes in havana harbor and there is intense debate over whether the united states should intervene in the cuban war of independence and the result is that on late april 1898, the united states declares war against spain. and, it does so with the pretext of help

world, and may the world open itself up to cuba.nst its island neighbor. i was in cuba for the pope's historic visit where i witnessed the impact of that blockade on the people. >> reporter: the casual observer may see all of this and think cuba is the land of plenty. but look a little closer and you will find a lot of people just looking. the typical couple comes here perhaps once every two weeks, examines every stall, and scrutinizes every price because the average salary is less than $10 a month and the u.s. embargo means that every pepper, every peanut is a luxury. this is where most people buy their staples, at the state grocery store where prices are subsidized and amounts are fixed, when they're available. every cuban household gets a monthly ration book, one bar of soap, six pounds of rice. only families with children under seven get milk. we asked these people how they survive. one man told us he manages on his pension and help from his grown children, but others interrupt. >> translator: i haven't bought anything yet today

but also guam, cuba, the philippines, and puerto rico. the joint decision to annex hawaii happened during the war of 1898 and the philippine american war that happens on the war of the war of 1898. not recognizing the claims of independence that -- had stated. >> so when telling the story of these events that happened 125 years ago through portraiture. why did we make the decision to do it that way? >> that way we can make this history personal. we can understand the urgency of the individuals in history. i think the u.s. public is probably more familiar with figures such as theodore roosevelt, who was second in command of the roughriders. or president mckinley. what we do in this exhibition as we put these portraits in conversation with portraits of figures from cuba, from guam, from the philippines and hawaii. in order to complete that narrative in the history to present different perspectives. and we need to provide a panoramic outlook into this history. >> we start with president mckinley right here. why is he important to this story?

this is our first time tried it in cuba. another run -in consisted of watching what kind of ballet alicia alonso performed here. and she, the great cuban dancer , told her soviet guest, galina ulanova, in the presence of tamara, about her favorite student from brazil, a certain annushka, that’s when the alonso ballet flew to that same brazil, tamara ivanovna, who had already moved there, understanding how alonso’s village vision, came out to alonso’s assistant, brought me and said: your student, she met me, hugging me: “anushka, mine.” how young they were, turning out to be so similar on the latins, students of the moscow aviation institute tamara and vitaly, who fell in love with each other, were invited by the kgb to become illegal intelligence officers together. for his work in latin america, he received a hero's star and passed away in the eleventh year. well, this, this is in the film jubilees, the tasu is authorized to declare , again, not africa, but cuba. let's go to. the local dialect of the spanish language is beli

they are the ones that have terrorists operating against cuba.has no choice but to seek for that kind of information to protect our country. >> is it going on now, that same work? are there people doing that work now around the world and in the united states? >> i have retired a long time ago. i cannot tell you that for sure. i would hope that all the time the terrorists plan against cuba, that someone is protecting our people. >> so far, mr. roger has not entered a plea. the trial in miami will be one of the most keenly followed espionage cases in the long history of spying between washington and havana. host: paralympians oscar pistorius has been freed on parole in prison nearly 11 years after murdering his girlfriend. the story has shocked him. pistorius served over half of his jail sentence for a crime and a trial that gripped international audiences. voters go to the polls in bangladesh this weekend, where the incumbent prime minister, who has been in power since 2009, is expected to win a fourth term. that is thanks in no small part to a bo

havana in cuba, a friendly and spanish-speaking country, cuba was a platform not only for the cinematictarted was filmed on the approaches to the place where our ambassadors work today, but now that we have found out that it turns out that this is in fact the residence of the then soviet, now russian ambassadors in havana, cuba, the question is, what about the cold war here in cuba? made by kgb officers from among the future intelligence officers of illegal immigrants, they were tested here, this is a shrimp cocktail, this was the first time we tried it in cuba, yes, yes, the testing also consisted of to see what kind of ballet alicia alonso has here, and she, the great cuban dancer, told her soviet guest... galina ulanova, in the presence of tamara, told about her favorite student from brazil, a certain annushka, that’s when alonso’s ballet flew to that same brazil , tamara ivanovna, who had already moved there, realizing how alonso’s vision was failing, went to alonso’s assistant, brought me and said, your student, alonso, she met me, hugging me, anushka, my beloved student, you know,

however, brezhnev’s selection of ideas for cuba was impeccable.ce, said the glorious son of cuba, cose marti. was a time, he added, when war was resorted to as the first means of resolving conflicts; today it is already the last resort; tomorrow war will become a crime. “the tomorrow that marty spoke about, these are comrades, our today, i personally remember then, i thought, apparently, the guys from his team prepared him very well, or he was so moved by the cube, mutual love was strong, this, this too moment, gromyka, brezhnev, fidel, and i, the then director of our school, this biology teacher, continues to teach in an unusual school. named after lenin. fidel personally supervised this school for talented youth, to the point of donating the fish he caught to the school museum of natural history. and before brezhnev arrived here, as they say, he stood in the place where they now put us. and this is where the famous drop falls on him. and for this drop...... the architect was called, but what if tomorrow it drips on the previous one? leonid ilvic

and private o'toole, this is him taking in cuba. about three weeks later, volunteers to go into what might have been certain death. breckenridge gives him five gold eagles and. as o'toole leaves on one of the desperados canoes, they see a large column of black smoke going up from $40. they interpret this as a signal to more of the desperados friends to come in that there may be there may be some prey here they can all share. the clock's ticking. 2 hours pass and there's no sign of o'toole returning. they decided sail a couple of miles out into the bay just so will be have a head start if they have to get away from pursuing characters in those canoes. but before long they see a single canoe approaching, bringing o'toole some bags of hardtack, two hams, some salt pork that they said was going a little rusty. now, rusty, what is rusty's meat a pig. you're looking rusty. i thought it's it's probably a little bit past sell by rusty's past his sell by sweet potatoes oranges and bananas. two casks of fresh water and a small keg of rum. the

and this, of course, is not africa, but latin america, havana in cuba. only for the cinematic kgb, but the scene with which we started filmed on the approaches to the places. and what did kgb officers from among the future intelligence officers of illegal immigrants do here during the cold war here in cuba? they were tested here, this is a shrimp cocktail, this is the first time we tried it in cuba. yes, yes, the run-in also consisted of watching what kind of ballet alicia alonso performed here, and she, the great cuban dancer, told her soviet guest, galina ulanova, in the presence of tamara, about her favorite student from brazil, a certain annushka, that's when alonso's ballet flew to that same brazil, already tamara ivanovna moved there, realizing how alonso’s vision had deteriorated. she came to alonso’s assistant, brought me, and said, your student, alonso, she met me, hugging me, annushka, my student, tamara ivanovna has already participated in andrei malakhov’s program, she told his guys what song she loves. "pakhmutova. how young they were, who t

cuba is the key to both americas. that for the ussr cuba would not only be a costly project. or no one thought about it then. no, after all, no, they still thought. at the same time , the largest one was modernized. were conceived under brezhnev, there is now a commercial potential for those that... to work today, and about how brezhnev in our upcoming film about how it might have changed his clothes then, well, it’s true, it ’s true, in the east the cubes are even hotter than govan, so the lich here was already given a hat , well, we are the worst.

this is shrimp cocktail, the first time we tried it in cuba.... alicia alonso was performing a ballet here, and she, the great cuban dancer, told her soviet guest, galina ulanova, in the presence of tamara, about her favorite student from... how young they were, who turned out to be so similar to latins, the students of the moscow aviation institute, tamara and vitaly, who fell in love with each other, to whom the kgb invited the two of them to become illegal intelligence officers. for his work in in latin america, he received a hero's star and passed away in the eleventh year. well, this, this is in the film anniversary. tasu has the authority to declare , again, not africa, but cuba. the local dialect of the spanish language is believed to be that cubans speak with a burning potato in their mouth, it is so unique, yet this is very much latin america, moreover, it is the gateway to all of latin america. the bridge of the americas over the panama canal, this is what is reliably known, suddenly, i can’t tell this without tears, a ship is sailing

done. cuba are you when i 0? yeah. so i'm gonna pretend it's, it's 2 main things. practices butcher outside as oh, show this one kind of more baby stuff was such up here in the middle. so i'm not as your country or the country i've, i've gotten used to like rock like libya, cuz i've lived on peace since america on least maintenance on them. so for new award now you've got shown that the united states of america is the lead being followed new to a few. my excuse me, please hold while nobody get on to instantly have. so stay with me. i'm sure you're aware that i've got that fee of uh, but just to move off of the sun, try both mohammed. well that's and i'd love to talk about or see that, you know, i'm sort of see a into this concept. so that's what i'm both kind of now it thought so for i didn't change that late at the beginning of a sudden i'm say i'm the united states of america does not often best a human life that many of these think the stuff in front of it i'm happy you mentioned the killing of conduct because in al

so much for bringing us up to speed that that is a correspondent economy reporting from cuba a camera and has to come the 1st country to roll out a new malaria vaccine. inoculating young children against the disease spread by mosquitoes is expected to save thousands of lives as other african countries are planning to bring in the vaccine this year. a historic day in the fight against a disease that has killed the millions come a ruinous starting the wills, 1st, malaria vaccine program for children, a milestone in the decades long effort to cut the disease for months. and this is julia joining point. we have been working on demand media vaccine, photo bodies, on time. it has taken 30 years. people come on at the end of the game and one is one of the countries with the incidence of highest don't. so we decided to start there because it's simply a script. the vaccine can have a huge impact and there's like some bible on impact present to the job will be offered free of charge and systematically to all children under 6 months old. according to the world health organization, malaria coast,

and this of course. which one is not africa, and latin america, havana in cuba.m not only for the cinematic kgb, but the scene with which we started was filmed on the approaches to the place where our ambassadors work today. well, now that we have found out that it turns out that this is in fact the residence of the then soviet, now russian ambassadors in havana, cuba, the question is: what then? to her soviet guest galina ulanova, in the presence of tamara, she told about her favorite student from brazil, a certain annushka, that’s when alonso’s ballet flew to that same brazil, tamara ivanovna, who had already moved there, realizing how alonso’s vision had deteriorated, went to alonso’s assistant, brought me and said, your student, alonso, she met me, hugging anushka, my beloved student, well you know, it was such an advertisement. alonso’s daughter, when we told her this story, was not offended that soviet development was so legalized, because the cubans understand this, our main country was united, and we dealt with this country, yeah, that is, territorial inf

, in mexico, in the same cuba or in canada.y missiles in cuba, that’s clear, it’s a violation. the country is ready for it, and the church will take care of it dead. the priests have already begun to stock up on additional shovels and scoops. in addition, they stock up on gasoline, electric generators, respirators and synthetic film. now priests are even required to acquire additional water tanks. a second civil war may begin in the united states. in the event that trump becomes president of america again. this is one of the top ten. global risks that await our planet this year, according to the editor-in-chief of the american magazine the time, breymer believes that the famous american democracy will undergo the most difficult test in its history, trump’s victory in the elections will provoke a split in society, panic and a bloody conflict, which, frankly, suits us. trump himself today. heroes of the entire european press, propagandists of the old world reacted sharply to behind-the-scenes statements, almost secret statements

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one vote comes from cuba. he is travelling alone in the hopes of his family, a writing on him didn't tell you otherwise. if i make it so i'll send money to my family, that's my goal. that gives me strength to waste. my family doesn't really want me to take the risk, but i have to go. but as the majority of migrants currently taking this retail venezuelans that joined quite ecuadorian cubans, even ask guns chinese and some of these, none of them see an alternative to the diary en route. but many on the estimate, the danger it's not just only the presence of bombs groups that can be part of this for the migrant nature itself, compose the threat. joselyn is having difficulty keeping up her fellow travelers help her with the children. that inside a woman's guard, the hike today last around, a towel was in the evening. around house costs 7. the group arrives of come here. the only 20 minutes away from panama, just to lean on her children, have made of sofa. and the more so we lost all the supplies and everything, a

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not even fun from cuba to help others who have been through here have told me dangerous that are part of military units that are drug dealers. anything can happen in the jungle and they offer no security. i'd like to have the money to pay because it's only fair security is worth a lot. i don't want to die here. i want to make the dream come true from my family . the on the job on the other side of the diary as long as panama, here's some 50 kilometers. most of the colombian folder is the base for panama as border police. * for jerry rodriguez's and most of so with the board of police special operations brigade, he's experienced frequent sessions with armed groups and has also encountered the guides, but they fled every time for us, these guides are coyote. does the traffic or if someone run, it's because they're not being the law. so i think that migrant issue is mainly about the money for matthew. jerry and his colleagues have also recovered the bodies from the forest, but so far they haven't received any additional help their migration. 3 diary and was meant to have been stopped mon

cuban ships that were transferring cuban troops to the vongola and... could not allow it, because cuba state, and the soviet union is a block in world politics and we could not allow anyone to say anything about us, therefore there were no our military units, large military units, formations in angola, only advisers, only specialists, cuban pilots flew with ours on combat missions , bombings, air battles, our military ensign was captured, by the way, under queen queen navali, they took him prisoner, they tortured him for a very long time, literally, figuratively, so that he would confess, what he a soviet citizen, the entire capitalist bloc would create a scandal that we are fighting , they are not fighting, although all the weapons and mercenaries were american and british, from all over... thereby misleading the enemy, when we arrived in angola, we were prohibited it was said that and my wife too, when - the newspaper really published that there were no soviet military personnel in angola, she asked her, where is my husband then? but then, when there was an order from the minister of

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jamaica is not too far away from cuba. that free black people from jamaica will invade cuba and take over. so they institute their own black quarantine. all right. so that's the motivation. now we need to get out of the sort of minds of white enslavers, and we have to start thinking about enforcement. what does it look like when sailors actually enter port cities? when these laws are on the books? so there's two different ways to think about. one of them is quantity tively. how many people are actually being affected by these laws? and then qualitatively, i will spoiler alert. i'm much more interested in the qualitative aspects. that's just the sort of historian that i am. but as it turns out, the quantitative aspect is actually really hard. do tabulating arrests in the antebellum period. our challenge, jane, because police forces are just coming in to existence. and so the records that they keep are are sporadic at best. now, there are some port cities that have decent arrest records. one of those places is new orleans. a

iran also provided support to cuba, nicaragua and other countries that the americans put pressure on. this, of course, was unacceptable, and most importantly, in our region iran fought against apartheid, colonialism and the enslavement of the palestinian people in western asia, in the middle east, in the territory that is now called israel. of course, this was absolutely unacceptable to the americans. so the hostility towards iran is deeply rooted in history, it is a very comprehensive approach that covers all aspects iranian life. usually, when my colleagues are invited to iran, or when researchers come to visit us at conferences, the first thing they tell me is that they are absolutely amazed at how different iran is from their ideas about this country. the same goes for russia, although it has tried for many years to establish good relations with the united states and european partners, the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control. and that's why. russians were never able to integrate into the so-called concerns iran. they are trying to sabotage

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