whether in cuba venezuela, bolivia. as well as in china, japan, the united states europe. the middle east. africa. all of them cannot despise their resistance. despite their refusal stop that march of death. despite their resistance. communists repressives. zionists and anarchists. none can evade the march. this one is not coming with hammer and sickles . all wars surrender to. but when comes the cry? when will it really happen as death is peace? when can i truly die. you will never know yet you may have already and this life is your way of paying hommage to the power that loves and you left you with the taste of immortality on your lips. nothing mystical. no cries. power, your way. or buddha in the wings. even lying on your back, you are mocking. this is not a cynical, or pessimist or neonnist poem. join deaths to your life and you will live as if there 1 drum to march to. there is no march at all. you are there. all will be well for all. [applause]. >> >> >> >> >> the person i am excited to meet her. her book is called, my miserable, lonely lesbian pregnancy. please, par

carriles el cubano de 83 años presentaba acusaciones por mentir en su solicitud de asilo político cuba y venezuelan de la voladura de un avión comercial cubano en el 76 que dejó a 73 personas muertas >>> muy pronto este mismo mesx, las universidades públicas de arizona podrían verse llenas de profesores y estudiantes

the plane and we should mention too that he is wanted for murder charges in both cuba and venezuela which a lot of people might find pretty interesting that the u.s. is actually holding somebody wanted on murder trials in those two countries. there are seventy three counts of first degree murder and. incredibly us in the united states has so far not acted on it instead of their. it's final these charges it lie from an immigration officer in the united states and it's really the wrong charges and i don't think this jury took the case seriously and you can even remember this is a border town because i'm sitting in a good states and people here if you can't get in or out of three not struggle if you lied to me laughing well you can't take what i'm a lot of time has a on but just real quick what do you think is coming next what do you expect to happen i know you've been on the ground there in texas sort of watching this case as it's developed well we saw that a spokesman for the department. sitting in added states was very disappointed. in his will and would suggest the united states should n

as it did in afghanistan as it's trying to do it as would like to do in cuba or venezuela because even though it has trade ties with and makes profit from its relationships with these countries in particular china it has an organic hostility it sees them as competitors and i think that would be the case of russia as well the united states does not want any other regional or global power to emerge that would rival us or germany just real quick brian what's the point of this report i mean certainly the u.s. has no obligation to come out with a report that also criticizes its own policy it certainly does a good job criticizing the other countries and you know rightfully so on a lot of these charges but what's the point of this and you know is there an equal report that comes out elsewhere that looks at this country because there's not an equal report that comes out the chinese as we mentioned in their own record human race groups in the united states document abuses all the time but the real point of the report i believe is the deal legitimate use governments so that the united states and

carriles el cubano de 83 años presentaba acusaciones por mentir en su solicitud de asilo político cuba y venezuelauniversidades públicas de arizona podrían verse llenas de profesores y estudiantes armados, se aprobó un proyecto de ley que permite las armas de fuego en cualquier parte del recinto emnos en clase, la gobernadora tiene 6 días para aceptar o rechazar la ley (información en pantalla) . >>> con esto vamos a la primera pausa, y al regresar, autoridades de méxico, están muy cerca de saber quiénes eran los asesinados en tamaulipas . >>> y también donde pueden ir de luna de miel el príncipe guillermo y kate middleton >>> las autoridades de méxico empiezan a develar el misterio de las narcofosas en tamaulipas raúl torres con los detalles >>> el número 72 parece un símboilo de tragedia y muerte en tamaulipas >>> 13 cuerpos más fueron encontrados en el rancho la joya, en san fernando, en ese mismo lugar también fueron asesinados 72 hombres y mujeres, 14 presuntos responsables fueron capturados >>> 9 de ellos fu eron detenidos el primero de abril. los otros 5, el 6 del mismo mes >>> entonces con

and certain is being bottled up and certainly still being bottled up in north korea and venezuela, cuba and other places where people could -- >> host: another good example, you become a society that was very well becoming a first world prosperous economic society for the imposition of its marks his live-in is state. a million or more cubans get on boats and come to united states and become wildly prosperous. florida to new jersey. in the space of, you know, months, a couple of years. just as indians took over the moto business. yet the phenomenon of india coming to united states, go to a small town in mississippi and there's an indian family running a motel. they have gotten all sorts of business. >> guest: they are amazingly enterprising people. if you get a chance to spend -- out of have spent much time there, but these teenage kids who are running businesses, selling candy and cigarettes and things like that. they save and invest their money. it's amazing. i met these kids who just worked in our office basically, bring you tea and things like that, but they were selling stuff they w

a tremendous on cultural and human value being bottled up still in china and north korea and venezuela, cuba and other places -- >> host: a good a symbol of the cuban society that was well on the way to becoming a first world prosperous economic society before the imposition of the marxist leninist state. a million cubans got on boats and come to the united states to become a widely prosperous -- from florida to new jersey in of months, a couple of years just as indians took over the modal business. you have the odd phenomena who go to the small town in mississippi and there's the family on the motel. >> guest: they are amazing enterprise people. if you have spent much time there, these teenage kids selling candy and cigarettes and things like that they invest money. it's amazing. i met these kids who work in the office basically to things like that but they were selling stuff to the girl on the streets, can become a cigarettes, they would buy things like that at a 500% market to go out having to buy yet to something with their money. >> host: let's talk about the united states and because a

and certainly being bottled up still in china and certainly being bottled up in north korea and venezuela, cuba and other places. where people could -- >> host: a very good example is a keith and society that was well on the way to becoming a first world prosperous economic society before the imposition of a marxist-leninist states. 1 million cubans in the 1 million or more cubans get him votes and come to united states and become this wildly prosperous place from florida to new jersey in the back of months, couple of years justice indians took over the business is. you have a the phenomenon of indians, to the united states cup go to to a small town small-town mississippi and there's an indian family running a motel. >> guest: they are amazingly enterprising people. if you ever get a chance to spend any time there or be spend much time there, but just even these teenage kids for running little business is selling candy and cigarettes and things like that. a save and invest their money. is amazing. i met these kids who were just working in the office and selling tea and things like that but they

bajos y noruega,ub ingleses y franceseso pagan a más de 5 dólares en cuba y nicaragua el costo cuesta menos. en este último país venezuelagalización de inmigrantes indocumentado volvemos. ♪. ♪. >>> la oficina del alguacil de arizona, enfrenta acusaciones de gastar 99 millones de dólares en los últimos 8 años, dicen que gastó parte de fondos destinados a dos carteles, para pagar entre eso, patrullas, y quieren se revoque a pearce, del cargo, propulsor de leyes antiinmigrantes, dijeron tener las dos terceras partes de la firmas para convocar a una elección revocatoria. >>> la gente está alegre y nos da gracias por estar ahí, por ir a las casas, y muchas personas que no creen en su ideología, y le gusta las pólizas. >>> pearce, es presidente del senado de arizona, y cuenta con apoyo de republicanos, y mormones, y organizaciones defensores de inmigrantes, convocan a marchas para el primero de mayo. >>> no más promesas incumplidas. >>> acordaron marchar el próximo primero de mayo, para que el presidente obama detenga deportaciones que separaron a miles de familias. >>> es la marcha de la unidad, para recordar que no podemos c

and human value that's been bottled up and certainly still in china and in north korea and venezuela and cuba and other places -- >> host: another good example of cubans the society that was well on the way to becoming a first world prosperous economic society before the position of the marxist leninist. a million or more cubans come to the united states and become this wild these prosperous living from florida to new jersey in the space of months, a couple of years the indians took over the motel business. you have the odd phenomena of the indians coming to the united states to go to the small town in mississippi and there's an indian family running a motel. >> guest: they are amazingly interesting people. if you ever get a chance to spend time there i don't know if you spend much time there but even these teenage kids running little businesses selling candy and cigarettes and things like that they save money. it's amazing. i that these kids who were just worked in the office based they were selling stuff they would grow on the street, candy, cigarettes, things like that come and they would

vietnam, belarus, ukraine, bahrain, libya, syria, afghanistan, pakistan, uzbekistan, cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela where rapid deterioration of civil rights and evidence of tightening dictatorial rule are particularly tragic. the fundamental message this report conveys to the world is that responsible governance rests upon two pillars. the first is a respect for human rights and the second is a respect and responsibility for the rule of law. no society can flourish and prosper without these important transcendent principles as they are exercised in the form of religious liberty, freedom of speech, the right of assembly and peaceful protest, as well as fair and free commerce. the human rights report describes abuses that shock the conscience and tear at the elaborate fabric of the community of nations in which we live. these include ill treatment of dissidents, appalling prison conditions, extrajudicial killings and forced abortion and sterilization. policies that treat human beings like animals. violating their most intimate and fundamental human dignity. the report presents detailed accounts of s

. >> venezuela tambiÉn sigue reclamando a estados unidos la extradiciÓn del anticastrista, absuelto en una corte de 11 cargos, cubao fue una farsa, protestÓ porque estados unidos se niegue a procesarlo como terrorista. a horas de las elecciones presidenciales en perÚ se sabe...que tiene asegurado el pase para una segunda vuelta, lo impredecible es quiÉn serÁ, una encuesta arrojÓ que fujimori y...estÁn prÁcticamente en un empate tÉcnico, separÁndose del expresidente toledo. maria luisa martÍnez nos dice con quÉ palabras tratan de convencer al electorado. >> ya el material electoral estÁ llegando a los centros de votaciÓn en lima, en todo el paÍs se puso en marcha un operativo de seguridad la prevenciÓn queda. >> estamos dÁndole resguardo para el desplazamiento. >> los candidatos aprovecharon para dar sus Últimas entrevistas en televisiÓn. sÓlo queda esperar. nosotros conversamos con...quien mÁs tranquilo duerme porque tiene asegurado su pase a segunda vuelta, la distancia estÁ clara. >> es un tema de respeto, asi , yo le pido al presidente de venezuela que no se meta en los asuntos internos del paÍs, con la misma r

venezuela en el pecho. >> que bien luces! (risas) (risas) >> en cuba?ensar como era ella. (risas) >> se la habrÁ llevado a tal lado? >> la llevÓ a cenar al mismo lugar que a mÍ? >> es muy fuerte estar con una persona y pensar que estÁ pensando en otra persona. >> no no no . >> crees que se puede perdonar? >> no, yo no perdono. porque eso vuelve a suceder otra vez. pero vivir con eso de que, yo no soy celosa, si una persona no quiere estar conmigo prefiero que se vaya. >> que te lo diga de frente. >> 57 de cada 100 mujeres casadas han sido fieles. >> yo no. >> yo tampoco. >> 81% de las mujeres confiesan que coquetean con sus compaÑeros de trabajo. >> con el Único que coqueteÉ me casÉ. >> la mayorÍa de las traiciones se dan en el Ámbito laboral. >> si algÚn dÍa me pones cuerno, nunca lo perdonarÉ. >> que lo sepas! >> una llamada telefÓnica de natalia espinosa desde nueva york. cuÉntanos tu historia. >> yo si perdonarÍa una infidelidad, todos podemos cometer errores, el que no es pecador que tire la primera piedra. >> no sabemos si la persona que fue infie