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]. >> >> >> >> ♪ >> i am so looking forward to the street fair tomorrow. >> it is in the mission, how are we going to get ther

the world's worst actors, whether it's north korea, cuba, venezue venezuela, syria, iran, are all supportednd protected to some degree by russia. >> are you skeptical of this u.n. security council resolution? or do you think there's potential there that it could work? >> oh, i think there's real potential that syria will eliminate their chemical weapons, catalog them. that i think is a positive outcome from this -- you know, this whole effort in syria. but would i place ply life on it without verifying it? of course not. this is something that will have to be thoroughly vetted and evaluated, and assured that neither syria nor russia does anything to allow these weapons to escape, for instance, to iran, to ultimately be brought back or to be used there. >> do you think president obama did the right thing by threatening to use force against syria? >> i think it was very clear that once he had indicated that there was a red line that we would not go beyond without some kind of retaliation or some kind of effort, that there had to be in effect a follow-through on that commitment. so the preside

, tambiÉn que los cubanos no tenga ninguna duda que cambia venezuela democrÁticamente y cubamanos de amÉrica latina. >> henrique, gracias. >> muchas gracias, jorge. >> te lo agradezco muchÍsimo. >> muchas gracias. >> gracias. >> henrique capriles, aquÍ en al punto. ¿quÉ es lo que el piensa por ejemplo sobre el reciÉn fallecido presidente hugo chÁvez? la respuesta en nuestro segmento punto y seguido, en noticias univisiÓn.com. cuando regresemos, si mÉxico y brasil son dos de los principales socios comerciales de los estados unidos, por quÉ sus presidentes se quejan ante estados unidos de haber sido espiados. al regresar hablamos con la persona encargada de promover la democracia y el libre comercio en el departamento de estado. >> generalmente cuando hablamos del departamento de estado, nos referimos a crisis como la que acabamos de pasar con el gobierno de siria, generalmente hablamos tambiÉn de relaciones entre los estados unidos y otros paÍses, pero pocas veces hablamos de cosas que no tienen que ver con la polÍtica, pocas veces se identifica el departamento de estado, diga

make sure that message gets heard is also calling for the region's socialist bloc including venezuela. and cuba to boycott the u.n. general assembly now some of you out. might be thinking this is a bit of an overreaction from are all those i mean really all they did was not allow venice where as president to fly over puerto rico but really this is just the latest in a string of incidents putting strain on an already hostile relationship between the u.s. and its latin american neighbors. earlier this year president morales his plane was diverted and forced to land in austria under suspicion that n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden might have been on board. border police thoroughly searched the plane and after spending thirteen hours on the tarmac the bolivian president was finally allowed to leave and while interfering with the transit of a presidential jet isn't technically illegal under international law it's certainly an unprecedented move by a world superpower think about it what if bill livia set up an aerial blockade to force down air force one searched the entire aircraft and delayed the

look at the countries that are a disaster: cuba, venezuela, bolivia, ecuador and nicarauga. what's the difference? what's the starkest difference between these countries other than perhaps the individual lunacy of some of the leaders in these countries? what's the difference? the difference is the countries that are failing and embarrassing their people are the countries that are embracing big government and socialism. and the countries who are providing middle-class opportunity and upward mobility are the countries that are embracing more and more free enterprise. and so when you ask about the american and hispanic descent, these are the countries they come from. they came here to get away from big government. why is there a vibrant and growing venezualan community in miami dade county where i live? because big government is destroying venezuela. why are there over a million cuban exiles living in miami, and new jersey and concentrated in different parts of the country, including a sizable community in houston, texas? because they came here to flee not just big government,

los fans que fueron el domingo, con la corredera no se pueden sacar la foto gracias barra de venezuela, cuba como alma de "porque el amor manda"? >>> sÍ, primero que la mujer como alma, es muy bella, comprensiva, cariÑosa. estÁ pendiente en tu casa, te consciente. dale un trabajo de jefe de 8 a 5, y luego otra jefa en la casa? no, que te comprenda. >>> que trabaje pero que a la vez complazca. >>> sÍ. >>> apapache, no a tu servicio, sÍ contigo. miguel eres soltero o casado? >>> casado. >>> tu mujer es como alma o marina? >>> alma es la mujer perfecta, mi mujer a la hora de enamorarme era una alma. pero ahora estÁ sacando las uÑas. >>> no dejes que se transforme. >>> alma es la mujer ideal. comparte con uno. >>> y bueno, tiene el amor para compartir. >>> me gusta en este caso vemos una mujer tranquila, que sirve al hombre que se preocupa. >>> sÍ, aparte, y Él dijo que la mujer de Él al principio era asÍ, y ahora le saca las uÑas, le quiero preguntar por quÉ, es por ella, o serÁ que Él no estÁ compensando. me gusta, me gusta alma, es demasiado. ojo. >>> si, vamos con el equipo de marina. tu nom

venezuela is a basket case. how many people vycation on the island paradise of cuba? when government takes over huge sectors of the economy, it fails to work. host: democrats line. caller: how you doing? guest: real good. caller: from the day this bill was passed, republicans have been crying the blues about this bill. please. nswer this question. if people re-lecked president obama -- re-elected president obama and there is an election between you and the republicans and the democrats won, how -- why do you want to change the democratic system and repeal this bill? because you don't like it. that doesn't make sense. we've heard your story for over three or four years now. we know all the negatives. please. why don't you start talking about the positives of the program? thank you. guest: first of all, unfortunately from my standpoint, the 2012 election was not run as a mandate to repeal obamacare. it was shoved off to the side. we talked about other things. the fact of the matter is all those promises that president obama made, in terms of family rates coming down $2,

cuba para obtener el beneficio, en 2012 se arrancó operativo para detectar este fraude que va en aumento >>hemos visto más y más personas presentando documentos fraudulentos de origen cubano >>en venezueladad, escribe las vivencias de cuarto años, ha firmado para hacer cuatro libros. wow, muchos adultos soñamos con esto, hay quien lo ha hecho >>claro que si. estamos con la tecnología y ariel , que nos traes >>buenos días, así es, los hombres somos especialistas en asesinar la vida de las plantas este es un s ensor que se le coloca a la plata, podrás saber la humedad, cantidad de luz, y esto te avisa vía celular, un mensaje cuando es hora de echarle agua. >>me va a mandar un mensaje al celular, y te dira, riega la plantita, que bonito >>muchas veces tener el aire acondicionado encendido todo el día, este es un sistema que amplifica el aire, lo sopla en una dirección como si fuera corriente de viento, cuando tienes un ventilador, lo sientes como que corta el aire, cuando tiene un calefactor, quema el polvo, por eso el mal olor >>y cuanto cuesta >>300 dólares >>ay, papa >>pero te ahorra electricidad en la casa. >>que pasa cuando comes cereal, y lo pones sobre la leche >>se agua >>si, pero

venezuela? w about the illegit mate elections in anything rag with a? or what about the continued human rights abuses against the people of cuba? just this past sunday, mr. speaker, more than 30 pro-democracy advocates who were peacefully gathering in cuba were detained and beaten by agents of the regime for doing nothing, but the o.a.s. remain silent on all these important topics, and in doing so it fails to hold accountable the authoritarian regimes that oppress millions in our own hemisphere. that is why real and concrete reforms are needed at the o.a.s. right now. i fully support this legislation because it strengthens our mission at the o.a.s. and it ensures that u.s. taxpayer dollars are used well and no longer go to waste as they are at the o.a.s. right now. thank you, mr. speaker. with that i reserve the balance of my time. he speaker pro tempore: the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves, the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: we have no further speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. meeks: thank you, mr. chairman, mr. speaker. let me just state again about the hard wo

cuba for decades. we also renew our call to lift and stop all unilateral, coercive measures imposed on syria and the peoples of other countries such as venezuela iran and the democratic people's republic of korea. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: mr. president, we hope that the united nations will lead the peoples of the world towards a better future in order to achieve the aspirations of those people in prosperity, development and fuel sufficiency away from all forms of tension, confrontation and wars for the full implementation of the principles and purposes of the united nations charter. that upholds the southernty and the equality -- sovereignty and the equality and rights and duties of all member states. in this regard, my country looks positively at the efforts exerted by the united states and iran in order to bridge the gap of mistrust between the two countries, and it hopes that this would be reflected constructively on the stability of international -- [inaudible] thank you, mr. president. [applause] >> i thank the deputy prime minister, minister of foreign affairs of syria and ask the public -- [inaudible] >> well, a lot of