duvalier, and in general.k of dictatorial regimes that were favored, and the united states was one of them. uh, the extremely brutal regime of duvalien haiti samosa actively interacted with this regime and was in a partnership. just like duvalier samos literally pumped blood out of the people and sold blood plasma abroad, and did. this is even after the terrible earthquake in monago, when about 5,000 people died, and when there was not enough blood for transfusion. he embezzled huge funds that were collected and sent to help the victims in mangua. from all over the world , the post soon extended its hand to the leader of the contrarians, then humberto arteca responded. i can’t extend my hand to him because he broke it for me when he tortured me in the samosa behind the walls. the fact is that he takes artek, his right arm was broken. he was saying hello somewhere with his left hand, and the leader the counter-terrorists were one of the heads of the special services who personally tortured the board. this is th

duvalier and in general.a whole network of dictatorial regimes that were favored, and the united states was one of them. uh, the extremely brutal duvalier regime in haiti samosa actively interacted with this regime and was in partnership. like dubalier of samosas, literally pumped blood out of the people and sold blood plasma abroad, and he did. this is even after the terrible earthquake in manago, when about 5,000 people died, and when there was not enough blood for transfusion. he appropriated huge funds that were collected and sent to help those affected in monago from all over the world. after this , rebels became more active in the country when the connectors came to power. then immediately after that in 1979. and they actually turned it against them. subversive actions in the countryside areas that gradually outgrew a kind of guerrilla war, that is, all counter-revolutionaries. all uh, representatives of numerous nicaraguan intelligence services took part in the fight against the revolutionary governmen

for almost three decades, it was ruled by the family dictatorship of francois and jean-claude , duvalierenemy of communism and his security forces killed everyone who could suspect sympathy red in the country reigned bloody terror in february 91, on the wave of democratization of the world, the first democratically elected president, became a former catholic priest and human rights activist of the left pusher bertrand arrested his attempts to limit the influence of the military and establish control. over financial flows. they led to study, after 7 months in his reconciliation, general raul ceddra was arrested and fled to venezuela, but the united states refused to recognize the military pound. they waged a total bargo against haiti demanding the return of the overthrown prisoner. in 1994, by decision of bill clinton, an operation to support democracy was developed, which was supposed to become a model for combating authoritarianism around the world. a dozen, ships the haitian military surrendered arrested triumphantly returned to port-arens his second reign brought the country to the br

protectorate for almost three decades, it was ruled by the family dictatorship of francois and jean-claude duvalier father and son, who was popularly called papa dug and babydok popadok, declared himself an enemy of communism and his security forces killed everyone. who could be suspected of sympathy for the reds in the country reigned bloody terror in february 1991 on a wave democratization of the world. the first democratically elected president, former catholic priest and left-wing human rights activist bertrand arrested his attempts to limit the influence of the military and control financial flows. they led to the pouch, after 7 months in his reconciliation general. raul sedra arrested fled to venezuela, but the us refused to recognize the military. they did not carry out a total ambargo against haiti, demanding the return of the deposed prisoner in the ninety-fourth, by decision of bill clinton, an operation was developed support for democracy, which was to become a model for the fight against authoritarianism around the world the united states carried out acts of intimidation by lifting the

maeve duvali joins me now along with charlie gasparino.o end the week. liz: we say corporate america, but wall street takes it even a step further, does it not? >> yeah, it does. and a lot of people find this surprising, but i had a pretty good experience coming out of goldman sachs. i felt sported and accepted, is and i was happy. >> we broke the story on fox business. >> you did, charlie. it was in early june of 2019, and you guys did the first story. >> what i was most impressed about a, just your courage for doing it and coming -- and doing it publicly, essentially. you know, a week before you were maeve, i interviewed you probably as mike back then. >> yeah. >> and i thought the way you described your journey, to me, was poignant, and it kind of got me. why don't you tell us what your life was like before this happened. you were a journalist, and you weren't a very happy person even as you transitioned from journalism to pr. you had some issues, correct? >> yeah. i was a journalist for 15 years, and i worked in corporate communication