near total disregard for the erosion of democracy and human rights around the world, especially cuba, venezuela, nicaragua. [cheers and applause] then, if we did these things then our nation would be safer our world more stable, and our people more prosperous. [cheers and applause] these are the things that we must do. but this election is not just about what laws we're going to pass. this election is a generational choice about what kind of country we will be. now just yesterday a leader from yesterday began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. yesterday is over. [cheers and applause] we're never going back. we americans are proud of our history. but our country has always been about the future. and before us now is the opportunity to offer the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. [cheers and applause] and so that is why tonight grounded by the lessons of our history, but inspired by the p

pasivos con las agresiones chinas y rusas poniendo fin a lo que es la erosiÓn la democracia en cuba venezuelasi hacemos esas cosas nuestra naciÓn serÍa mÁs segura nuestro mundo mÁs estable y nuestro pueblo mÁs prÓspero. >> marcos rubio de 43 aÑos comenzÓ su carrera polÍtica precisamente aquÍ en la ciudad de miami. en los aÑos 90 el acondicionador de la ciudad de west miami. ahora ha llegado el momento de querer ser presidente. >> el hijo de inmigrantes cubanos a mostrar en su corta carrera que no hay que subestimar en 1999 ganÓ su escaÑo en la legislatura del estado de la florida. por apenas 64 votos al poco tiempo se pone posicionÓ como el mÁs joven en la cÁmara de secado cuando lanzÓ su candidatura para el senado federal en 2010 las encuestas lo situaban 35. por debajo de su contrincante sin embargo ganÓ por un amplio margen sus opositores reconocen que no se puede descartar a marcos rubio. >> sus cualidades hablan de su juventud su energÍa y su carisma su cara linda. pero pocas veces encuentras personas que estÁn hablando de un proyecto de ley especÍfico o de una polÍtica pÚblica especÍfic

dejando de ser pasivos con las agresiones yp chinas y rusas y poniendo fin a las democracias en cuba, venezuelas cosas nuestra naciÓn serÍa mÁs segura y nuestro pueblo mÁs prÓspero. tifani: marco rubio comenzÓ su carrera polÍtica primaria en los aÑos 90, era comisionado de west miami y ha llegado el momento de querer ser presidente. el hijo de inmigrantes cubanos ha mostrado en su corta carrera que no hay que subestimarlo, en el 99 ganÓ su escaÑo en la legislatura por apenas 64 votos y al poco tiempo se posicionÓ como el legislador mÁs joven en ocupar la presidencia de la cÁmara del estado. cuando en lanzÓ su candidatura en 2010 las encuestas lo situaban 35 puntos por debajo de su contrincante. sus opositores reconoce que no se puede descartar >> alas de su juventud, su energÍa, su carisma, pero pocas veces encuentras personas que estÁn hablando de un proyecto de ley especÍfica o de polÍtica pÚblica especÍfica. tifani: a pesar de su corta experiencia en el 2013 fue escogido para hablar con barack obama sobre el estado de la uniÓn. al dÍa siguiente de beber el vaso de agua ganÓ cientos de miles

cuba more oil? >> right. i think, i think the turmoil in venezuela, which very much threatens the maduro government, gives irantunity to use its oil as a weapon, as an inducement all around the world. i think cuba has been key dependent on foreign oil subsidies since the days of cold war. david: two other subjects quickly. vladmir putin selling these missiles to iran. there was one time when the obama administration said, that was a line in the sand. we can't allow russia to go there. well apparently it is going to happen. >> this is the biggest news story this week. forget the legislation in congress. forget all the rest of this. sending s-300s to iran when fully deployed and operational, will make it essentially impossible for israel to conduct a preemptive military strike. that is why the obama administration is objecting. they don't want this to happen anyway. this is thumb in the eye by putin. accompanyied by deal to exchange goods for iranian oil. another thumb in our eye. this what it makes when you make a deal with iran. david: will this hurt democrats that will insist approval for any kind of deal? >>

near total disregard for the erosion of democracy and human rights around the world especially cuba venezuela and nicaragua. [cheering and applause] >> then if we did these things, then our nation would be safer our world more stable and our people more prosperous. [cheering and applause] >> these are the things that we must do. but this election is not just about what laws we're going to pass. this election is a generational choice about what kind of country we will be. now just yesterday a leader from yesterday -- [ boos ] >> -- began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. yesterday is over. [ cheering ] >> and we're never going back. you see we americans are proud of our history. but our country has always been about the future. and before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. [cheering and applause] >> and so that is why tonight grounded by the les

venezuela. at a time when he was hoping to establish better relations with cuba he's picked a fight with venezuelauba has gone to venezuela's side. it could have been a miscalculation, bad timing, but at least right now it appears that venezuela has taken the place of cuba temporarily. mark: sir, we have about one million -- one minute left. do the countries attending the summit view the united states is holding the mantle of me -- mantle of leadership necessary to push the agenda focused on prosperity? carlos: there is skepticism that the u.s. wants to take a leadership role in latin america. of course, the president will say yes, but whether that is backed up by actions and programs is something to be seen . people see that we are spending billions of dollars around the world with very little in this hemisphere. there is a lot of skepticism regarding the president's intentions to lead the region and leave the hemisphere. we will see what he does in panama city. mark: carlos gutierrez serving as the secretary of commerce under george w. bush, mr. secretary always a privilege. >> thank you for hav

cuba >>> as one bilateral relationship gets better another is worse. do you think the deteriorating relationship between america and venezuela will make it difficult for raul castro. >> i don't think cuba is interested in engaging the united states. it's wonderful for them to have an enemy in the united states. by presenting itself as a victim cuba have exponentially used the economic sanctions and the opposition of diplomatic isolation from the united states in the latin american stage. so we have seen for example, in the last few months since president obama announced his desire he desired to restore diplomatic ties with cuba that the president has come up with many excuses to make it difficult for president obama to make the move. for example, he gave a speech in january, where he mentioned that guantanamo had to be returned to cuba and the united states should pay compensation for sanctions and so on. he doesn't seem interested in engaging the united states. by doing this president obama is calling cuba's bluff. >> what can we expect from the face to face meeting between the two leaders at the americas summit. >> i expect handshakes smiles. i don't

cuba, venezuela, nicaragua are three important voting groups here in south florida.hink he not only has worked on that a lot in the senate he also knows right there he's stoking the hometown crowd, and there is going to be a fight, i think, for the hometown vote and, you know you all are going to be watching we're all going to be watching. i think there is going to be a lot of drama coming in this race. i don't think that marco intend -- now intent is one thing and execution is another. but right now i don't think that either marco or jeb are seeing this as a competition between the two of them. i saw jeb bush two days ago and i had an exchange with marco two days ago. you know these two guys are friends and they like each other. they sat next to each other on a plane coming back from nashville where they were both at the nra conference on friday. and, in fact jeb commented to me that marco had been working on his speech while sitting next to him and he they joked and they talked the entire flight. so there is a genuine relationship there. i think it's true. i think

. >> one of the closest relationships that cuba has had in the region is venezuela. and it's interest being that the united states is figuring out how to draw closer to cuba just as venezuela is severely falling out of favor with the united states. >> yeah, i have to say that i disagree, i think the u.s. policy towards venezuela hasn't really changed. it's been pretty steady and low-key. what happened here is that tried take some low key steps and sanctioned just a handful of venezuelan officials for civil strife and imprisonments of the mayor that took place late last year in caracas. the kind of pro forma language for him to do that through executive order states that venezuela a national security threat to the united states, which everybody knows it is not. i just came from a rally that president maduro did here in panama city, the monument to those who died at the u.s. invasion of panama, he reminds the world that we invaded bus draws a parallel of u.s. invasion of venezuela which is actually nonexistent. i think that's going to die down, i think the cubans realiz

disidentes que mÁs alz alzan las voces >>> fueron dos reuniones una organizada por panamÁ, para cuba y venezuela vez y la Última que estaremos escuchando al pueblo cubano y nuevos sondeos demuestran que el pueblo cubano estÁn listos 97% apoya este cambio la polÍtica de cuba y sabemos que es un camino largo >>> catherine el presidente de venezuela tambiÉn tomÓ mÁs de sus 8 minutos que le habÍan dado a todos los dirigentes para hablar atacando mucho a estados unidos, diciendo que no era amenaza que la amenaza siempre es estados unidos, se puede llegar a un interentienden int venezuela >>> sabemos que no es una amenaza para estados unidos queremos entablar este diÁlogo no le conviene al resto de la regiÓn y al pueblo venezolano que tengamos con esta infracciÓn de derechos humanos en venezuela pero queremos un diÁlogo practico >>> finalmente el presidente obama se reuniÓ con el presidente colombiano esta misma semana el presidente santos anunciÓ una prorroga de las farc con este paÍs porque estÁ llegando el proceso final cuÉntame la reuniÓn entre el presidente obama y su homÓlogo colombiano? >>> sÍ

is cuba's largest ally, and the united states is venezuela's biggest enemy. earlier i spoke with eric farnsworth, vice president of the america society and council of the americas. he explained what this means for cuba. >> the summit process actually began in 1994 when president clinton invited all of his democratically elected counterparts to the first summit in miami. castro and cubans were not invited at that time. this some n some ways is an -- this in some ways is an extension of the process. it's a historic moment. >> you were there, and i understand that you saw on the streets some people not happy it what's happening, about this moment that we're seeing there. people on the streets who say that there should be me diplomatic relations between the united states and cuba. people upset that the communist government is here at the summit of americas, and then there are people who support it. what was that like to see the protesters? >> around the summits, you have a lot of other parties that come to be there. the business community, the civil society, acade

center left-wing governments many who support cuba and venezuela's government and others that are moretical. these people that are considered pink had gathered to basically pounce on president obama to demand he lift sanctions imposed by the united states against at least seven venezuela officials. the president of venezuela had first said he might not come to the summit and then he was insisting that there be a paragraph in the final declaration calling for the united states to lift the sanctions. so there's still some last-minute negotiations going on at this hour to see if they can all come together. >> all right. lucia thank you so much. >>> new video shows the moments before a white police officer in the u.s. opened fire and killed an unarmed black motorist during a traffic stop. investigators have released video from the dash cam in the patrol car. >> reporter: here on a peaceful plot of green just over the bridge from downtown charleston south carolina george knight thinks he knows the answer to a question asked many times this week. would a police officer now be in custody accu

cuba otra en washington. otro punto serÁ el petrÓleo, venezuela.os dicen que eso podrÍa no ser cierto y que es sÓlo un anuncio de aplacar la crÍtica en venezuela donde le regala petrÓleo a cuba. una reducciÓn del petrÓleo venezolano causarÁ un importante daÑo econÓmico a la regiÓn. >> muchos pequeÑos del caribe. pablo: el vicepresidente ha realizado un reporte a la

near total disregard for the erosion of democracy and human rights around the world especially cuba, venezuelacaragua. [applauding] >> then, if we did these things, then our nation would be safer, our world more stable, and our people more prosperous. [applauding] woo! >> these are the things that we must do. but this election is not just about what laws we're going to pass. this election is a generational choice about what kind of country we will be. >> yes. >> now, just yesterday, a leader from yesterday -- >> boo! >> began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. >> woo! >> yesterday is over. [applauding] [cheering and applauding] >> and we're never going back. [applauding] >> you see, we americans are proud of our history. but our country has always been about the future. and before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. [applauding] >> and so that is

sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas estÁ aumentando la tensiÓn entre partidarios de los regÍmenes de cuba y venezuelay se prohibiÓ el ingreso de la prensa a los foros paralelos. pese a eso, se han filtrado imÁgenes de lo que estÁ pasando. galo: el drama y el caos han sido la antesala de una cumbre que ni siquiera empieza y ya mantienen la atenciÓn a flor de piel. lilian: esas lÁgrimas que ustedes tienen son las mismas lÁgrimas que tengo yo. >> tu esposo estÁ vivo. galo: es el momento en el que lilian tintori es confrontada por una mujer pro chÁvez cuyo esposo fue muerto por la violencia en venezuela. tintoti tomÓ la mano de esta mujer y tratÓ de calmar los Ánimos con un abrazo. pero fue despedida del hotel donde se llevaba a cabo el foro denominado por la sociedad civil con insultos. lo mismo sucediÓ con cubanos disidentes que se volvieron a encontrar con el gobierno castrista. en las calles reinaban los improperios. curiosamente el acceso de los periodistas a los foros paralelos fue negado. a pesar de que fuimos acreditados para ingresar, no se ha permitido el ingreso de ningÚn periodista, pero hemo

cuba, venezuela, and results among others.the conversation is focused on business and investment. rene hernandez has more. >> hundreds of business leaders from the region are meeting here today in panama to discuss about trade and investment opportunities here in the americas. panama's president opened things up this morning and made it clear that panama is open for business for global companies and international investors. panama is one of the fastest-growing economies with 5.8% gdp growth in 2014. growth estimates for 2015 r 6% to 7%. the economy is being boosted by a $5 billion expansion of the panama canal and a new copper mine. companies with regional headquarters procter and gamble, adidas, among others and business leaders will later today be here as the ceos of coca-cola and others come. this is the report from panama city. back to you in new york. mark: rene hernandez reporting from panama city. he will be back with us tomorrow for another report from the summit of the americas. coming up, oil gets a boost from irania

entusiastas por el resultado, algunos analistas esperan que el acercamiento de washington con cuba y venezuelaesto, si no encuentra a nadie que lo acompaÑa, no se preocupa, ya que hay una nueva aplicaciÓn que le servirÁ de mucho en este sentido. anabel serrano nos habla de esto. anabel: tinder, deslizando tu dedo hacia la izquierda, sino te gusta y deslizando hacia la derecha te deja diciendo... pues ahora existen kender. lo mejor de todo es que son votos anÓnimos. ya no te puedes enojar con la amiga, novio o esposa por decirte la verdad. ya sean esos zapatos, vestido, comida, cualquier cosa. >> es muy fÁcil de usar. aprietas un botÓn y tras una foto. aplicar los filtros. pones una descripciÓn. aprietas aquÍ y puedes escoger el tiempo. cuando subes la foto, instantÁneamente la gente comienza a votar. anabel: asÍ tan rÁpido empiezan a votar. ... especialmente cuando se trata de escoger atuendo. estÁ disponible completamente gratis. >>hoy llegÓ su compromiso ante el equipo de los jaguares, pensando en la cima. jalaba el gatillo y la pelota se iba afuera. desaprovechaba varias oportunidades. en l

near-total disregard for the erosion of democracy and human rights around the world, especially cuba venezuela, and nicaragua. [applause] sen. rubio: then, if we did these things, then our nation would be safer, our world more stable, and our people more prosperous. these are the things that we must do, but this election is not just about what laws we are going to pass. this election is a generational choice about what kind of country we will be. now, just yesterday a leader from yesterday -- crowd: [booming] sen. rubio: began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. yesterday is over. [applause] and we are never going back. you see, we americans are proud of our history, but our country has always been about the future. and before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we cannot do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. [applause] sen. rubio: and so, that is why tonight grounded by the lessons of our hist

and of course that includes cuba and venezuela. richard: different perspectives, but one shared observation. the u.s. wants friendly governments in its backyard. how to go about achieving that seems to be as controversial as ever. >> we will be covering that meeting for you on friday. >> that is all for now. thank you for watching. . >>> this week on "wealthtrack" won a pullitzer prize. he shares the lessons learned and mistakes being repeated by central bankers today next on "consuelo mack wealthtrack". ." new york life along with may stays offers investment and retirement solutions so you can help your client keep good

jesus: denuncian una campaÑa sucia contra cuba y venezuela. una cita que estÁ causando gran expectaciÓn internacional. las autoridades mexicanas dieron por concluido sobre juan mÉndez, surgido luego de que este Último diera a conocer un informe en el que seÑala que la tortura es una prÁctica generalizada en mÉxico. en un comunicado la cancillerÍa mexicana reiterÓ su discrepancia con el relator pero asegurÓ que el paÍs estÁ abierto al escrutinio internacional. legisladores y organizaciones civiles continÚan exigiÉndole las autoridades que tomen en consideraciÓn las recomendaciones del relator de la onu. ilia: cada vez son mÁs las personas que padecen de alergia, a continuaciÓn albÁn zamora nos dice lo que recomiendan los expertos para evitar que los sÍntomas empeoran. albÁn: muchos le da la bienvenida a la primavera, con sus flores y cÁlidas temperaturas. pero sin duda alguna, no a las alergias de temporada. >> como la garganta y como ojos llorosos o algo por el polvo que estÁ contaminando. >> es el mal ambiente. como dolor de cabeza, >> me est

near total disregard for the erosion of democracy and human rights around the world especially cuba, venezuela and nicaragua. then, if we did these things then our nation would be safer, our world more stable and our people more prosperous. these are the things that we must do, but this election is not just about what laws we're going to pass. this election is a generational choice about what kind of country we will be. now just yesterday a leader from yesterday began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. yesterday is over. [ cheers and applause ] and we are never going back. you see, we americans are proud of our history, but our country has always been about the future. and before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. [ cheers and applause ] and so that is why tonight, grounded by the lessons of our history but inspired by the promise of our future,

near total disregard for the erosion of democracy and human rights around the world, especially cuba venezuelaicaragua -- [ cheers ] -- then if we did these things, then our nation would be safer our world more stable, and our people more prosperous. >> hi. welcome back to "hannity." that was senator marco rubio sharing his plans for the future of america. president obama, as you can imagine, has taken a much different approach. for example, he made it a point to talk with our longstanding enemies without any preconditions. over the weekend the president met with cuba's communist leader raul castro and just sat silent while castro actually said this. >> >>. >> translator: they came into our country as allies but they seized the country as an occupying force. i have told president obama, myself, that i am very emotional when i talk about the revolution. i an apologize to him because president obama has no responsibility with this, has no responsibility with this. there were ten presidents before him. >> and we can tell you with senator marco rubio, so the president of the united states occupyin

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cuba. venezuela could become an issue is a very real and pressing issue. that could steal some of the thunder in terms of the positive momentum and feeling in terms of the u.s.-cuba rapprochement. >> what is the dialogue that needs to take place? >> there should be a dialogue between venezuela and the interamerican community regarding its constant systemic and increasingly brutal violation of human rights of basic freedoms and of representative democracy. unfortunately, it looks like as always the latin americans will not want to take on venezuela on this issue nor will the united states because it does not seem to want to have a discussion or a public debate with venezuela get in the way of the rapprochement with cuba. >> what will make the summit a success? >> it won't be a success. the handshake will be important keeping maduro quiet will be important, having obama not be taken on as an adversary would be important. i think that's about as much as can be expected. these summits have never really been that important or that significant. it's not going to

cuba. with falling oil prices and less deceased oil fromming from venezuela, that country's on the ropes. the summit is not only an opportunity to broker new diplomacy, but a chance for president castro to say cuba is open for business. >> it legitimizes cuba in terms of the u.s. business community. cuba is back and the u.s. is back in terms of its interest, but more so immediately for cuba. those images help cuba with the rest of the world. >> that's likely to draw the ire of those saying cuba is now being rewarded despite doing little to address human rights abuses. the move should currie favor in a region long called for giving cuba a spot at the table whether or not they agree with the ways castro governs his country. al jazeera at the summit of the americas in panama city. >> as president obama seeks to turn the page with cuba tensions with venezuela ever reemerged. during president nicolas maduro's speech, he railed against the united states, saying efforts to normalize relations depends on the u.s. repealing financial and travel restrictions. president obama was not present for his

las va a hacer cuÁl va a ser el mecanismo no puede cambiar porque si cuba totalitaria que participe por quÉ no va a dejar que venezuela>> ¿quÉ logra con acercarse mÁs a estos paÍses. >> logra que nuestros intereses en la regiÓn, nuestras prioridades avanzan si mantenemos relaciones estrechas con paÍses dl amÉrica tenemos grandes prioridades y no nos ayudamos mar originÁndonos y separÁndonos de otros paÍses. >> tienes razÓn estados unidos tiene dos opciones o ser lÍder o ser seguidor y el presidente lo que quiere en esta cumbre es ser mÁs popular del baile y llegar a esta cumbre como el mÁs popular del baile pero en ese no estÁ viendo el gran objetivo que esÁa eliminando la efectividad de esa carta interamericana democrÁtica que es algo muy peligroso. >> muchÍsimas gracias por estar con nosotros una discusiÓn que vamos a continuar teniendo aquÍ en enfoque por que la cumbre reciÉn comienza y vamos a tener anÁlisis sobre lo que ocurriÓ o no ocurriÓ en esa cumbre, muchÍsimas gracias por estar conmigo y cÓmo les comentÉ esta semana se llevarÁ a cabo la sÉptima cumbre de las americas panamÁ sera el anfitriÓn y tuve la oport

. >> reporter: it's supposed to be all about the united states and cuba but insert venezuela and it turnsnto a triangle of tension. let's start with the falling of more than 50 years of cold war rivalry between the united states and cuba which started december of 2014 when both countries announced that under the cloak of the vatican, and with the help of canada, they were friends again which puts all eyes on the summit of the america, here in panama city, panama. because it's the first time since the about-face that president obama and president castro are face-to-face under one roof. and the historic moment would steal all the headlines if it wasn't for cuba's strongest ally venezuela. most recently nicolas maduro accusing the united states of trying to tackle his government all allegedly in cahoots with caracas' mayor which let me tell you something he was charged with the counts and sitting in a jail cell. the u.s. saying it was baseless and false and later issuing an executive order sanctioning seven venezuelan officials for human rights violations. enough to infuriate president madur

have an idea thomas we have a thing called china and it is called china and failing miserably cuba over venezuelaeriment exist and it sucks. kennedy: has sucked the life out of tens of millions of people. >> journalist wrote in article about police fatality. kennedy: i want to mike to get in here. [laughter] but it is exciting to see your passion. >> i forgot the topic. >> the cia does not metal as much as people think it does. but it is no surprise yet again i find myself agreeing with him. that is not weird aha at all but if people put it together they do not think we are on the same side. >> i will give them credit because i like they're doing crazy things that does it involve shooting people in the face with a take when they disagree. kennedy: i think the entire group of people are making up fake weather in they believed what they hear so if something gets out that might be catastrophic people react. >> it is a great point. people are so bored that they just make up stuff that is hilarious. kennedy: they are bored rand conditioned no longer afraid to die. >> those with baker whether do not ge

para participar de la cumbre de las amÉricas de la cual el interÉs principal se ha centrado en venezuela y cubaon el presidente de colombia sobre el posible anuncio de sacar a cuba de la lista de paÍses que auspician el terrorismo. fÉlix: muy buenas noches, con la llegada del presidente obama toma forma esta cumbre de las amÉricas, hoy mucha actividad no sÓlo en la puerta cerrada y no en las calles. galo: el aviÓn del gobernante raÚl castro arribÓ al aeropuerto minutos despuÉs de la llegada de barack obama, un aviÓn presidencial aterrizÓ y por un momento se pensÓ que ambos gobernantes coincidirÍan en el aeropuerto, ya que el helicÓptero que transportÓ a obama sobrevolÓ el territorio donde se encontraba castro. en medio de extremas medidas de seguridad, el hombre fuerte de la isla llegÓ por primera vez como invitado a una cumbre de las amÉricas. fue recibido por una delegaciÓn de la cancillerÍa panameÑa, se lo vio saludando con los miembros de la seguridad y partiÓ en el vehÍculo blindado. en cambio, obama se tomÓ fotografÍas con un grupo de niÑos. el presidente de mÉxico tambiÉn llegÓ y su aviÓ

cuba. in america, the latin american players and venezuela number one and dominican republic two and cuba three are more cuban players in the major leagues than ever before since castro's revolution. and i think we can assume there would be more of the demand for cuban talent is very high. as we've seen the top cuban stars when they do get to the big league in the united states they tend to perform very well. the most recent and probably best example is jose abreau their success continues to drive up the value of contracts for future defectors and cuban players to reach united states. >>> those coming without defecting and come back and play, it is the dominican republic which has the most then ven wal la then cuba. under cuban rules they have to play a fuel year. they are playing winter ball and playing in the summer professionally in the mlb. injuries, it's really not fair to the players. >> this is the new experiment that the cuban government and cuban baseball authorities are essentially trying out, which is knowing that the players want to leave and recognize that they can make a lot of mo

human rights in countries like venezuela, cuba and nicaragua. >> reporter: still the significance of what transpired here cannot be understated. a hemisphere that represents 40% of the world's gdp. clearly the differences between the united states and cuba have not disappeared only perhaps the method that they will use from now on to confront them. lucia newman, al jazeera panama city panama. >> believes the u.s. congress will allow president obama to remove cuba from its list of state sponsors of terror. >> the most met thing is the removal of cuba from the black list the list of terrorist-supporting countries. that was an item that the cubans really insisted on as a prerequisite for opening embassies, apparently the state department has made its recommendation. this is single most important step and the recommendation from all reports has been positive. obama says that he wants to review that recommendation, ai think almost certainly within weeks we're going to see that recommendation go off to congress for its 45-day waiting period and then we'll see. but my guess is that this is

interventions continue, finance free process, democracy and human rights in countries like venezuela, cuba and nicaragua >> reporter: still the significance of what transpired can't be understated. cuba's return to the fold removed a thorn that hindered cooperation representing 40% of g.d.p. representing 40% of g.d.p. in the world. the differences between the united states and cuba have not disappeared. only perhaps the method used from now on to confront them >>> stay with us here on al jazeera. still to come... >> hillary clinton. >> the clinton campaign begins hillary starts a long-awaited second run for the white house. >>> actually we'll take you now to the saudi capital riyadh where the foreign minister is speaking. we'll listen to what he's saying. >> to his majesty the king and the family of the martyrs. and to the great saudi people. and to give respects to his majesty who passed - and we hope god will put him in his heavens. i'm pleased today to welcome the foreign minister of france our ally mr laurent fabius and his delegate in the kingdom of saudi arabia, and to welcome you in

. >> i think this was the only announcement speech that included a mention of cuba venezuela and micou heard a major president sal candidate mention those three countries in any discussion. >> it's too bad. there's not a lot of attention to this aspect of rubio's policy portfolio outside of florida. you mentioned that human rights in venezuela and new hampshire you're going to get a lot of blank stairs. this is when rubio is at his absolute best. if you've seen him give a speech on venezuela policy on the senate floor it's incredible. he will really get energized, whether it's venezuela or cuba or nicaragua, but it's a policy area that doesn't connect to republicans outside of florida. >> thank you both for being with me. welcome. did you get some cuban pasallios. >> you guys have the best coffee in america. >> thanks guys. >>> back to iowa where in just a couple of hours hillary clinton will focus on pocketbook economic issues when she meets with students and educators at a private round table. let's bring in near ra san din. >> great to be with you. >> as nbc's first read put it th

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cuba on the agenda. president obama wants to talk about venezuela.buying subsidized venezuelan oil. is this possible? he wants latin america to wean itself off of venezuelan oil. >> it impacts some countries in latin america. with the decline in oil prices subsidies are less necessary. for some countries in the caribbean, the decline in oil prices is going to make it more difficult for venezuela to provide the financing they need for buying oil. it is generating all sorts of ripples throughout the region. venezuela is facing a very difficult situation. next year is going to be very interesting. this year we have parliamentary elections. polls indicate that the government will lose big time. brendan: do you believe the government will allow itself to lose big time? >> we do think they will allow the elections. that is the central scenario. if there is no policy change, they will lose big time, the elections, and we may have political change in venezuela and argentina next year. francine: is the next hotspot going to be between the u.s. and venezuela?

they are cuba and venezuela. obviously being at the summit for the first time is going to steal a lot of attention. i think the president's policy change in december gave a huge amount of lift to the issue of engagement on cuba. it was something he felt was long overdue and takes a huge irritant out of our policy in latin america and the caribbean. something that we will continue to move forward on. in the coming months and years. because full normalization will take years. i would argue there are very real challenges on democracy in venezuela that the entire hemisphere needs to be concerned about. not just -- the neighbors of venezuela and certainly not just the united states. it never has been. and won't be a bilateral issue. it's a hemispheric issue. but most of all, it's a venezuelan issue. for venezuelans to resolve. i think that the issue of sanctions on seven individuals frankly has been blown way out of (ná) if you don't have institutions of governance that are transparent, responding to the needs of citi

cuba. >> the relationship with venezuela is getting worse. what's the back story here? >> you know, technical strange thing about venezuela is president knicks last nicholas maduro, rely on subsidized oil prices, much in the way that cuba does. he is looking to come and deflect attention inside his own country. the obama administration has lobbed some of theselobbed some of these be sanctions on the top 7 venezuelan officials. the mayor of caracas, here is the look at our report. about a year ago, this is what caracas looked like. a deadly mix of molotov cocktails and tear gas consumed the venezuelan capital. in fact, protesters and government forces clashed across the country. as the nation's economic woes in an epidemic of violent crime prompted thousands to take to the streets. in response president nicholas maduro clamped down on dissent. and imprisoned those who were against him. including the mayor of caracas beinging antonio ledez ma. ledezma. grk what would you have for the message of the president panama? >> we want oreally democracy in our country. i tell coup

having any different relationship with venezuela like cuba? guest: in the future, yes. but it will require a very profound change. the current government needs to have a highly contested relationship because it provides an excuse. the only thing they can say to justify the battle. laura: thank you for joining us. the mediterranean is a c and not a cemetery. summing up the migrant right -- crisis. trying to make the crossing to italy, they are drowning. he met with the u.s. president. barack obama pledged to work more intensely. the situation is only getting worse. richard has more. reporter: these are the first pictures of a group of muslim migrants being arrested in sicily. they been accused of murder during a perilous crossing from north africa. the men alleged to have thrown 12 christian migrants overboard simply because of their faith. also being brought to shore in italy overnight, another boatload of migrants rescued from the mediterranean with anorexic story to tell. most are suffering from severe burns and in urgent need of treatment. the young woman dies during

interventions continue, financing free process, democracy and human rights in countries like venezuela, cuba and nicaragua >> reporter: still the significance of what transpired can't be understated. and nicaragua cuba's return to the fold removed a thorn that hindered cooperation representing 40% of g.d.p. the differences between the united states and cuba have not disappeared. only perhaps the method used from now on to confront them >>> still ahead on al jazeera america - hillary clinton >>> the clinton campaign begins hillary starts a long-awaited second run for the white house. plus... ..australia takes aim at parents who refuse to vaccinate their children. ildren. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywher