dell shareholders getting 4.4 of vmware dell technology continuing to hold shares.ht clear of a haze over valuations even though vmware has its own kicker, a public company, it was controlled by dell analysts had trouble deciding on the right multiple on vmware a software company owned by a company with pcs, networking, storage and software a lot of different businesses and expected to close in q4, carl >> yep morgan stanley weighing in and saying that it's going to allow them to pay down debt faster maybe get investment grade sooner than we thought and as you say close the valuation gap, maybe, between dell and some peers. de >> yeah. deidre -- >> yep. >> michael dell gets the award for best enterprised coming out of the 2010 -- look at where hp and hp enterprise are, kind of market value-wise and where dell and all of its components are now, and that says it all. >> living in a legacy tech world for the moment at least in 2021 a bit of a reversal from what we saw last year. true, jon. time for cnbc news update. get to rahel solomon. >> hi, deidre. good morning jon

for dell it's had a tremendous run.ly june there's going to be a pull back and i think you take profit. >> let's move on to the big number 2450%. that's the increase in google searches of people asking when is the housing market going to crash? so is this yet another sign of the times in the housing market dan, i thought this was really intereing. i wonder w types that in, when is something going to crash. that's another issue. >> people who want to buy a home are typing that in or nervous about how to of their house has appreciated. this is really interesting even with rates going up we know there's supply constraints and tim and karen talk about this a lot. what really caught my eye, we haven't been talking about, look at the chart of lowe's, home depot and home improvement sector have gone up 30% in five weeks, what a find fascinating about the home improvement sector is these charts were in well-defined down trends even after earnings in late february, they broke the down trends and all of a sudden in a straight lin

let's start with dell. >> glaxo >> no, i'm going to the two deal, one of course is dell, which we've but the stock is responding positively, a spinoff of the stake in vmware they laid it all out for us. vmware holders a cash dividend of 11.5 to $12 billion it won't take place, we first told you about this, this summer, and it will only take place until after september, it will close in the fourth quarter, because of the tax reason, they couldn't even think about doing it prior to september of this year dell though, of that, given they own 81%, will get about $9.7 billion, and it is expected to close in the fourth quarter. but what you're talking about is the shareholders, you're going to get 0.44 shares of vmware for each dell share and the current estimated value, less the impact of the special dividend, per share, of 27 bucks, that's roughly 0.44, equals 56. no change to the number of dell shares outstanding shareholders there, the economic interest of dell, excluding the vmware, plus the 9.3 billion in proceeds from the dividend, implied value post-share distribution they say is a

has dell been impacted by it?en, i think tips are proving to be essential -- chips are proving essential in the post pandemic world. we have digitize our global supply chain. we have and it gave it to navigate as well on behalf of our customers -- we have been able to navigate this well on behalf of our customers. clearly there areas we will see longer lead times. a record ship enough -- our record ship and a pc's we did are a proof point. whether teachers are teaching from palm our students are learning from home, there are looking for technology solutions available immediately and that is what we are helping provide. rishaad: what is going to be the next big thing after all of this? we have talked about security, 5g, and that throws up a load of opportunities. >> from a technology perspective, technology will continue to make us or connected , make us connected faster. make us make sure we are more production what we do. while those things will continue, what we also see, is sustainability becoming a much bigger

let's look at shares of dell.planned spin-off of vmware, the move set to lock up $12 billion via special dividend. dell spiking nearly 7% in this final let's call it 34 minutes of trade. more than 9 billion of those funds heading straight to dell's wallet with dell owning 83% of the cloud giant of. vmware is moving higher by 3.6%. and what do you do when you're already bullish on one of the top chipmakers in the world and then decide, you know what? i love it even more? raymond james has upgraded shares of nvidia from outperforming to a strong buy with a $750 price target on the launch of its cpu. it's at 644.34. one of the nasdaq and s&p's biggest winners at this hour. well, from the chip wars to the electric vehicle battleground. vw's audi brand unveiling its challenge to the tesla model y. the q4 es-trons a mid-sized suv of packing the same 323-mile battery range as tesla's model y. analysts predict it could drive right past tesla's delivery, also from its all-electric version of the porsche. wv up 1.5%, tesla

in texas, both dell and american airlines came out against a copyright voting bill in text that the legislature has already passed through the texas senate and it looks to be on its way through the texas house, too. it's a really interesting development. republican legislatures in red states trying everywhere around the country to roll back voting rights as far and as fast as they can. in the process, though, they are making outspoken and aggressive enemies of the biggest corporations and the biggest employers in their states. that's probably not good for them for now or for the long run. and if these corporations have legitimately got religion on the issue of protecting voting rights now, if this is just not lip service and trying to stem off a boycott and they discover they are on the side of democracy and being headquartered in a democracy it better, and they've decided this is something that's important to them as corporations and they want to work to defend that, it's going to be fascinating to look at what happens next here. because, as i said, it was a little late when it com

dell plans to spin off the 81% stake in vmware is valued at $52 million.will pay cash dividends including $9 billion for dell. stock two. thermo fisher for $15 billion. the wall street journal says the deal could be final this week. who is ppd they run drug trials for fpharma comp companies. and american eagle popping above $1 billion retailer says strong demand is helping sales at full price. up 5.5%. >>> that is the perfect segue. some think we shop online forever. we might for certain things. don't count out brick and mortar yet. check this out could have been an rbi according to data, foot traffic is returning to brick and mortar stores after a year of online shopping in p parts of the country. look at that you go, pittsburgh it is the steel city seeing the biggest jump in in-person shopping 293% gain. for a lot of people, this is going back to the stores detroit second california and minneapolis and san diego. really pittsburgh, michigan, minneapolis, a couple of towns in california seeing the biggest gain if you are coming off a no-base like californ

we had dell computers and american airlines coming out and criticizing texas republicans' anti-voting legislation. by the time we got on the air. since we have been on the air, at&t, and southwest, also headquartered in texas, they have also come out against it. now, just in the last few minutes, microsoft have come out as well and blasted republ

back to the dell my own family they've been enjoying meeting regularly with relatives and friends again so what do they think is the secret of your equates relative success in this crisis so far apart from good political decisions they think the country just got lucky to a certain extent. perhaps it's a different mutation of the virus that we have had that means the cases aren't as bad as in europe and. perhaps it's the climate yet in the saying. what a lie they were in my city and i had no idea there must be some other reason. a few months ago they never thought their lives would improve again so quickly but none of them will forget the anxious playing around here most birth any time soon. unfortunately most countries not like europe why when it comes to fighting the pandemic the current crisis has made life much harder for many people particularly women not downs have led to a shop rise in domestic violence and aside from this women are the ones typically taking on all the extra child care and home schooling responsibilities. statistically speaking women also have a far greater chance

back to the dell my own family they've been enjoying meeting regularly with relatives and friends again so what do they think is the secret of your equates relative success in this crisis so far apart from good political decisions they think the country just got lucky to a certain extent. perhaps it's a different mutation of the virus that we have had that means the case is on to spot us in europe and. perhaps it's the climate yet in the saying. i have no words there must be some other reason. a few months ago they never thought their minds would improve again so quickly but none of them will forget the anxious playing around here most birth any time soon. unfortunately most countries are not like europe why when it comes to fighting the pandemic the current crisis has made life much harder for many people particularly women lockdowns have led to a shop rise in domestic violence and aside from this women are the ones typically taking on all the extra child care and home schooling responsibilities. statistically speaking women also have a far greater chance of losing their jobs or formin

dangerously in the refugee shelters there are radical muslims who see converts as a past hate and for dells and threaten the course this is what happened to alice a lot of afghanistan. long arm out of those i had a roommate at the refugee shelter who is a muslim. who started when he saw me wearing a cross. it was disrespectful to me and threatened me that only make i reported it to the shelters managers and they warned him that the threats didn't stop and. even tried to throw me out the window on the 5th floor. by over the past 15 years well over a 1000 refugees have found sanctuary with pastor martens now they make up the majority of his congregation most of the german members are getting on in years many of them help out the refugees with learning german for example often converts ask the pastor to baptize them 1st they have to attend a preparation course regularly among the topics of the christian doctrine and differences to islam at this session they discuss the church position on divorce the neophytes complete the course with an exam. well this is kinds a this is no a guaranteed pass.

based tesla and dell switzerland swatch japan's she's sado offering their latest at major consumer events the goal is to turn workers into shoppers for years chinese consumption how grown at a steady rate of about 8 to 9 percent annually it was before it crashed to the coronavirus pandemic and then of course regaining some of that ground lately. and for more on this and. joined by the to be correspondent in taipei so it's good to see you china is about to host this 1st ever international consumer products expose recorded hine on why is it so important to beijing to increase this consumer sentiment in china. as you mentioned china kicks off a series of high profile motional activities including the consumers' expo that we talked about here the man reason is because the consumption recovery remand balanced with some of the areas business models categories and regions in a comparatively slow mold and that the mantle of everett's shopper has not been fully satisfied so even though old the rebound in retail spending so far is us but the quoth rate is still much lower than the precaution $1000.

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they are finally splitting ways, dell going to fully spin off -- tom: i love michael. milking this for years. romaine: do you still have a dell? tom: we got rid of it a month ago, two months ago. romaine: what do you use now? tom: i don't know, acer? jonathan: he uses an apple mac. it is a big apple mac, too. tom: are you done? [laughter] lisa: romaine is like, get me out of here. tom: this afternoon, coinbase will be $550 or something like that. look for "the close" this afternoon. right now, george bory joining us of wells fargo. he will give us some wisdom on fixed income. jon ferro is focused on the short end of the market. how will jerome powell move the short end of the market? george: good morning, everyone. thanks for having me on. seems like a pretty punchy show this morning. good to liven it up some bond talk. [laughter] powell has already made it very clear what they intend to do. they are not doing anything. they are going to sit tight for as long as they possibly can. jon mentioned it before. market dominance is about expectation. expectations are high for

american airlines and dell, texas based companies have spoken up.took until after a law like this was passed in georgia for corporate pressure there to build. nbc confirmed on saturday 90 ceos met virtually to discuss further access being restricted. would you be okay if they propose a boycott if this suppression bill is signed into law. is that a step you're willing to support? >> i think what one step behind that and recognize that the companies are rallying against voter suppression efforts because they recognize that a strong democracy is vital and necessary to a strong economy. so those who are threatening the economy are the ones pushing the voter suppression tactics. american airlines, dell, microsoft, more need to join. i am so grateful to put out the statements. we need them to do more to stop funding the campaigns of the legislators that are actively pushing these kind of tactics but legislators have to recognize that in pushing this suppression that is the sequence, the next step to jim crow, they're putting our economies in danger and pu

dell announced plans to spin off its stake in vmware. that is your latest business flash.uch. the european close is up next. we've got a big buying spree here in the bond market. yields down by about seven basis points in the u.s.. btp's and gilts leading the charge in europe. we will examine that with russian yields as yell with bluebay's senior market strategist. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel. i'm counting you down to the european close on "bloomberg markets." is every thing you need to know from europe at this hour. the biden adminstration unveils sweeping new sanctions on russia, including the feared restrictions on buying new sovereign debt. and germany's breaking point. hospitals now stretched, icus on the rise, while karabakh's could come to the rescue -- while carevax could come to the rescue. and inflation tight rope. south africa's central bank governor touts progress in dealing with inflation and says the outlook is balanced. we have the exclusive interview. in the markets, you have u.s. strong data. here in europe, we are dig

i mentioned the companies at the top, american, dell, other corporations, let me read part of the americane. what it doesn't say is and if this passes, we will do x. if there is no or else. if there is no consequence, what is the significance of these condemnations? >> well, i think the first significance is a widespread recognition that these bills are not just bad for the democracy for the reasons we just heard, they are also really bad for business and, in fact, a report was released just yesterday by a renowned economist in texas finding if these bills were passed by 2025, texas would lose $30 billion to its gross product and tens of thousands of jobs. so i think the significance here is that, yes, voter suppression hits communities of color, people with disabilities more vulnerable texans the hardest. but these bills are bad for our entire community and i've been really heartened to see corporate leaders recognize that. >> pastor, how do you mitigate what you see is the effects of voter suppression here? how do you get around it to get the franchise to people? >> on one hand, we conti

. >> reporter: at rocco's tacos in dell ray beach, florida, customers are returning and with them, talker rocco has been vaccinated and would like others to do the same. but he's not in favor of requiring it at his restaurants for staff and customers. for him, it's about freedom of choice. >> requiring people to have a vaccination card to come into the restaurant or a vaccination app or a passport, i think it infringes on their rights. >> reporter: that tracks with florida's governor's view. he banned vaccine passports in the state of florida. he has dismissed vaccine passports in the same way he did many other measures during the pandemic, like mask mandates and lockdowns, all in the name of protecting rights and, in this case, privacy. you think you get more business or see more business if a vaccine was required here? >> i think quite the opposite. if we required it, that would be a perception of that we're trying to govern them. >> reporter: desantis argues that vaccine passports reduce individual freedom and would create two classes of citizens. according to the executive order, bu

. >> well let's move to dell see ing a big boost in the pre- market dell is actually up almost 8% thet in the series of financial restructuring deals that dell is doing right now. vmware would distribute a cash dividend worth about 11.5 billion. maybe to $12 billion to shareholders including dell, dell expected to receive anywhere from 9.3 billion to 9.7 billion in all of this , and finally, there is this dollar general looking to hire 20,000 workers this spring. business has been booming for the discount retailer as cash-strapped shoppers are turning to discount stores for food and household essential s during the pandemic. profits up 55% last year, the company announcing plans last month to open additional 17,000 stores across the united states, maria. and those are some of your headlines, still waiting on delta airlines earnings, i'll bring it to you if they are delayed which is the big joke of the newsroom right now, back to you. maria: [laughter] all right, cheryl, thank you so much. meanwhile, a bipartisan group of lawmakers introducing legislation to tackle the crisis at the so

. >> sam kylie in new dell hi, india. thank you so much for that sobering report. cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joins me now. we should note, sanjay, that this crisis in india hits very close to our cnn family. our colleague f-zarq gentleman lost his mother to covid just a few weeks ago. you have family in india. how difficult is it to watch this situation unraveling there? >> well, first of all, we're very close. i have a lot of family hand most of mike tended family outside united states lives in new dell hi, and we're communicating all the time by whatsapp. i'm the only doctor in the family so all questions in the family, medical nature come to me, and one of our favorite uncles passed away a couple days ago which was quite shocking. he was in his early 70s, pretty health and he died of covid. so, know, i think what strikes me when i hear this and i see sam's report and clarissa's report and talk to my relatives is there's still a bit of a disconnect. my relatives are taking this seriously now, but i think that they were getting the message

state lawmakers consider new voting bills in their legislative bodies, american airlines, at&t, and dell have weighed in. a sign, some of the biggest corporations and employers in the state are keeping an eye on these bills. reporting for abc 7 news, new york. >>> a little boy's fight against cancer inspired a community-led effort to help save lives. adrian rodriguez of antioch has stage leukemia. his parents have stopped working theifo due to t they held a fundraiser for adrian's family. >>> even though he is going through this, he is sick and tired, he is still a typical 3- year-old. i think that is what everyone forgets. that's how resilient he is. >> in this area, all our local food trucks, we are just so much more community over competition. >> that is so nice to see them working together. adrian's family says above all else, they hope the event raised awareness as well of the need for stem cell donors. >>> things that may appear simple at first may have a much deeper meaning. these pinwheels are the perfect example. the cause of local hospital is calling attention to. >>> and i'm m

. >> in the south bay, dell castillo. >>> on thursday, california expands eligibility to everyone 16 and older. you can go to my turn.ca.gov to look for a vaccine appointment any where in the state. there will no longer be limits to having to stay within your county. as we've reported. demand consistently outpaces supply so be prepared to be patient. >>> a rash of attacks on asian mens in one bay area neighborhood. only at 7:00, one victim who was stabbed shares his story. >> may jr. new developments in the mysterious disappearance christine smart. details on two. >> and what could darken the landscape for years. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel i have a ahead. >> thanks dan and amma, i shampooed my beard for this. >> my mother used to tell the story that i was a really ugly baby. >> you had six ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> people in a san francisco neighborhood are frustrated after a recent rash of violent attacks on asian-americans. now this includes an asian man who was stabbed five times over the weekend. abc 7 down with the victim's family. >> how many times was he stabbed? >> five,

. >> in the south bay, dell castillo. >>> on thursday, california expands eligibility to everyone 16 older. you can go to my turn.ca.gov to look for a vaccine appointment any where in the state. there will no longer be limits to having to stay within your county. as we've reported. demand consistently outpaces supply so be prepared to be patient. >>> a rash of attacks on asian mens in one bay area neighborhood. only at 7:00, one victim who was stabbed shares his story. >> may jr. new developments in the mysterious disappearance christine smart. details on two. >> and what could darken the landscape for years. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel i have a ahead. >> thanks dan and amma, i shampooed my beard for this. >> my mother used to tell the story that i was a really ugly baby. >> you had six you're into your shows, right? the office. now you can be really into your shows with xfinity. find your favorites with just your voice. there is no fire. it was only a simulation! what?! dwight. manuel wins another one! get live sports on the go. he's stealing my scene. and if you have xfinity

caroline: numerous ceo's including the heads of dell, alphabet and even gm went directly to the white house to speak with president biden. the executives at out their concerns around the supply of semiconductors. president biden telling them he has bipartisan support to address the shortage. there is a direct listing we will have to discuss shaking up the crypto world. we are also talking about chips. nvidia stealing the attention, unveiling his first approach to a microprocessor. joe: you can never get enough chip talk and today is a big day for it because of course the white house summit you mentioned, but also nvidia, which of course is such an incredible juggernaut, bigger than intel, now going directly after intel's bread and butter, getting right into these courtships. the company offering their first server microprocessor, something something something. i don't know what all these things mean, but it looks like it is fast. so we are very excited about this company and potentially a threat to intel. romaine: it is a big deal for nvidia and of course a big deal for financial jour

from texas entrepreneur and dell technologies ceo, michael dell free, fair, equitable access to votingut republican leaders say the companies have it all wrong. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell hitting back in language he might previously have reserved for athletes or entertainers. >> my advice to the corporate ceos of america is to stay out of politics. don't pick sides in these big fights. >> reporter: on cnbc, arkansas senator tom cotton accused the ceos of running scared. >> i think they're afraid of left-wing attacks and they're afraid of being attacked on cable news. >> reporter: they may also be afraid of losing business with some calling for a boycott of the georgia companies that didn't speak out sooner. >> these corporations did not speak out publicly or take a public position on sb-202 before it passed. >> reporter: still unclear, how far corporate america is likely to go with this beyond the words. so far the only entity to actually take its business elsewhere is major league baseball there's also this, a report from the watchdog group public citizen which says many o

i wonder why the white house isn't overcoming to the defensive waters on dell not given that she is facingaught -- i wonder why the white house but has been saying that she was confrontational, she was obviously not threatening. that is what civil rights is. >> she also clarified her own remarks and i think that's the most powerful piece to .2. >> tucker: [laughs] that lady works for you. she literally works for public television. our leaders haven't always talked like there religious purposes come here was the speaker of the house today thanking george floyd because he died in orderr to make the democratic party more powerful, for his sacrifice, he says. watch this. >> thank you george floyd for sacrificing your life for justice. because of you and because of thousands, millions of people aroundse the world who came out for justice. your name will always be w synonymous with justice. unless we can change the law, this will beng an episode. to change the law, we are going down a different path altogether. >> tucker: so the guy dies on the sidewalk and here this lady comes down and politici

. >>> crews responded to dell avenue just after 11:00 this morning were a fire forced authorities to close down the road from sunny oaks to hacienda avenues. a storage building and outbuilding were both up in flames. crews helped one person to safety, and got the fire under control about an hour. no one was injured and the cause is still under investigation. >> command was under arrest tonight, and undergoing a mental health evaluation, after allegedly firing 100 rifle rounds from inside his home. police say the suspect who was at his home on arroyo quarter he started shooting. few bullets even hit nearby homes but nobody was hurt. >>> a live look now at the why it has of president biden today became the first u.s. president to recognize the massacre of armenians by the ottoman empire as genocide. previous presidents had marked april 24th which is armenian remembrance day but they had never before used the term genocide. historians estimate wanted to have million armenians died in the mass killings between 1915 and 1923. in a statement today president biden said, "over the decades ar

what i will say is the leaders like michael dell at dell computers, like chuck robins at sisco, and sove stepped forward know they i have a responsibility a are as leaders in this country. as leaders of corporation, which have influence to speak out. this is an issue that is a nonissue. what patriotic america would seek to such press the vote of other citizens? this is not an act of patriotism. this is an act of cowardess. the election may not have gone the way some wanted. it appears that it's necessary to change the rules. you can't change the rules in a democracy. the process works. the process worked. some may not have liked the outcome, but the process had integrity and that issue was ajute candidated -- ajudicated to the supreme court. the issue of fraud or any malfeasance was handled in the courts and handled by the attorney general of the prior administration. >> and with that, we'll leave it there. darren walker, president of the ford foundation. happy easter. thank you very much for coming back to "the sunday show." >> thank you, jonathan. >>> and joining me now to discuss an

as you mentioned, dell, american airlines have faith groups, civic organizations, and everyday voters are stepping up and standing out and speaking up to make sure that we stopped this while we still have time. >> are texas republicans in the legislature listening to those corporate entities in texas that are that are opposing this, it seems as though they've just decided that their politics is taking them in a different direction, and they will no longer pay attention to these corporate interests. >> it's interesting, they're listening to them. but i don't know what they're getting the right message, the chairman of the state house committee, that oversees elections guy named brisco. payne, from just outside of houston, he was, by the way after the november election in pennsylvania, trying to overturn the presidential election. he's now in charge of the election law reform effort in texas. that gives you an indication. he just proposed legislation that would punish these companies that speak out trying to not help democrats or republicans, but help texans ensure that they can vote. s

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castro who led the country's communist party for the last 10 years after succeeding his brother say dell and also its resignation on friday this was the same day the classified documents revealed raul has been the target of cia assassination attempts r.t. zeke wished on of explains. raul castro reveals he's stepping down what better time to disclose your country meal the idea of assassinating him this is the perfect metaphor of cuba u.s. relations as the cia has published once top secret cables describing how in 1960 the agency offered $10000.00 to a pilot flying roll castro from prague to have to arrange an unlucky accident the plot can be added to what some say were the hundreds of assassination attempts on rolls brother legendary el commandante fidel providing a glimpse into just how big a thorn in america's side cuba was and even remains to this day clearly the carriage drew regime. will not change by its own choice. but cuba must change not me i don't care how i die but rest assured if they invade us i'll die in combat. you don't make friends with uncle sam by overthrowing a dictato

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the soldiers are alive from dell heim ferry non-gay the also coming up on hold what would have been palestine's 1st elections in 15 years are postponed hamas the scribes the decision as a coup. brazil becomes the 2nd country to surpass 400000 covert 1000 deaths and health officials are warning of more gruesome days ahead. president joe biden hits the road to promote his plan to rebuild the u.s. economy as he marks 100 days in office. hello we begin with breaking news out of israel at least 38 people have been killed in a stampede it happens in mount meron which is in the north where people had gathered for a religious holiday oriel goldberg is the international relations coordinator for magen david adom paramedics who were at the scene of the incident he says many people more people are injured and more could die. and we do need a teams responded provided a those were instance i backup teams 200 amp. and then a cycle of mobile unit helical as to the scene to transform back in just to the hustle. carousel vestal area flag and maybe people still seen we have number one right. now rafah set has mo

american airlines and dell already opposing proposed bills there. here in georgia, governor kemp digging in. >> i will not be backing down from this fight. >> reporter: and whit, cobb county travel and tourism officials tell me they estimate the economic loss from the all-star game's relocation could top more than $100 million. whit? >> elwyn lopez, thank you. >>> we move onto the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, set to resume on monday after a week of gripping testimony. eyewitnesses reliving the moments leading up to the death of george floyd. so, what's next as the prosecution builds its case? abc's reena roy from minneapolis. >> reporter: tonight, jurors gearing up for another explosive week in the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. week one filled with disturbing details, painful videos and powerful testimony as witnesses relived what they saw that day. like the store clerk who said he feels guilty for alerting his manager he thought george floyd used a counterfeit bill, setting the

for the revolution and was considered to be a successor if anything happened to fidel in fact for dell said that at one point in the people i believe were very supportive of that because fidel as a 22 year old was side by side with his brother at the time of the 1st assault on the producer regime in 1053 and then 27 years old when but the use of fled and the revolution triumphed so he has been an extremely loyal and highly regarded leader within cuba why i want to talk that about his legacy now and how he is regarded because there have been reports of severe food shortages in cuba since the start of the pandemic obviously the economy last year dropped by 11 percent how much do you think that royals need to share is to blame for that. i think who's to blame for the problems of cuba is the u.s. blockade of 60 years has been tightened now under the trump of ministration $240.00 measures including banning the remittances that cubans send to their families in cuba from the united states and elsewhere we're talking one and a half $1000000000.00 in 200-1240 measures by trump and now biden say

the island has not been governed by anyone other than for dell or raul castro since the cuban rye breadant reports. it has been a communist party congress heavy on the symbolism of continuity stop in each appearance raul castro, who shared the stage with the man who replaced him as president, now he has passed him the baton as the first secretary as well. the first time cuba is ruled by someone other than a castro since 1959. it is a significant historical moment in cuba and yes, industries, most people have more pressing concerns. they are coping with the worst economic crisis the island has seen since just after the cold war, with cues around the block for basic goods. translation: i for basic goods. translation: ., �* 4' translation: i don't think the leadership are _ translation: i don't think the leadership are capable - translation: i don't think the leadership are capable of- leadership are capable of getting this out of this spot, says this havana resident. the country is _ says this havana resident. the country is in — says this havana resident. the country is in a _ says this