ecuador aÚn estÁ estudiando si darle asilo polÍtico o no, pero al mismo tiempo ecuador estÁ limitandoen su paÍs. el ex asambleista de carlos vera nos habla de esta contradicciÓn. >> y regresa al punto uno de los grandes directores de hollywood guillermo del toro, nos habla de su nueva pelÍcula "pacific rim", del futuro del cine y de por qÉe no puede regresar a trabajar en mÉxico. comenzamos. >> vamos al punto, con jorge ramos. . >> vamos al punto. la reforma migratoria avanza, en una decisiÓn historica el senado de los estados unidos con una votaciÓn de 68 a favor y 32 en contra aprobÓ la reforma migratoria. esta reforma legalizarÍa a la mayoria de los 11 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados que hay aquÍ en los estados unidos, pero tambiÉn militarizarÍa la frontera con mÉxico, construyendo 700 millas de muros y utilizando hasta 41 mil agentes fronterizos. estamos en la mitad del camino, aÚn falta la aprobaciÓn de la cÁmara de representantes, pero por ahora es una gran victoria, para los inmigrantes y para los hispanos. precisamente uno de los senadores que fue lÍder de este proyecto

ecuador has a long story with songs when it comes to the cia and. for example if he's a former cia agent revealed to us involvement in this. did this new information coming as it applies to the ecuadorian people or it was a way to carry on inform us you know as a river. let's check with radios or our mother no means. that it was more than just a surprise but we were outraged so we knew the u.s. was doing it but now it's been unequivocal improvement it just indicates that the american intelligence agencies responsible for ensuring security have refined their tactics in the past they just planted bugs to find out what our president so they keep doing that by the way recently about three weeks ago we found a hidden microphone in our embassy in london but the technology has gone way beyond that now they know what people all over the world say and getting close to their targets to plan bugs isn't as important as that they control communications on a global level and many transnational corporations unfortunately their partners in crime which allows them t

has been backing away from edward snowden's request for asylum in ecuador. they say it is now in russian hands and ecuador will consider any decision based on international laws. it is easy for outsiders to dismiss his politics as posturing for a domestic audience. some of his sharpest critics can see he has some influence, good and bad, the on ecuador's orders. >> to be a leader of business groups in latin america. >> his relationship with the u.s. is complicated. one of the cables leaked reveals that diplomats accused him of turning a blind eye to police corruption. he was granted asylum to wikileaks founder julian assange. that relationship got frosty after the attempt to orchestrate snowden's asylum in ecuador. when he does something that displeases washington, analysts say it is not a knee-jerk response. >> thinking that ecuador is undermining our sovereignty or harboring fugitives. there are a good number of people in the united states that support what snowden did. >> ecuador's relationship with the u.s. is not guaranteed to get warmer. and u.s. congr

will ecuador also offer political asylum?king spanish] >> these countries have granted asylum to these persons. not issued a statement with regard to the request of but, certainly, we will study it. thee are talking to ecuadoran foreign minister ricardo patiÑo. for mr. patiÑo, your reaction to the bugging devices that were found in your embassy in ?ngland >> [speaking spanish] >> it is unfortunate spying is still prevalent drop the world still. it is a massive violation to to communication, .uman expression, conversation the hidden microphone that we found in our embassy in london is certainly a grave occurrence and we are requesting that the british government collaborate ofh us in the investigation what information has been obtained with this hidden microphone. patiÑo, the recent events that occurred with the president evo morales, when his plane was not allowed to pass through the air space of several european countries. what has been the reaction in your country and in latin america to this affront to the bolivian preside

. >>> hay controversia en ecuador. >>> antes de ir al primer viaje a latinoamÉrica, el papa franciscoprecidirÁ una jornada de la juventud catÓlica, les pido que me acompajen con la plegaria, a los fieles que estuvieron en la plaza de san pedro. >>> no estÁ claro si los implicados en el asesinato de un agente de la dea, deberÁn enfrentar el peso de la ley en estados unidos, o colombia, tienen la reacciÓn del abogado que defiende a sospechosos, y del fiscal general de la naciÓn. >>> la acusaciÓn en virginia contra 6 colombianos por el secuestro y asesinato del agente de la dea, acelerÓ trÁmites judiciales en colombia la pregunta si serÁn extraditados en estados unidos. >>> deben comprometerse y responder en colombia por el delito. >>> para mÍchguel Ángel rarime el abogado de los sospechosos, hay razones para creer quel juicio se realizarÍa en colombia. >>> vimos decisiones que la corte suprema de justicia dijo no a la extradiciÓn, en estos casos especÍficos, hubo un delito en colombia. >>> aunque la fiscalÍa de colombia, cree que la corte suprema de justicia, y el presidente santos, pod

spoke exclusively with ecuador's foreign minister ricardo patino about the n.s.a. whistleblower and the fallout following his revelations now ecuador was the first to initiate an emergency summit among south american states after a plane carrying bolivian president evo morales was grounded in vienna last week it was grounded according to reports on suspicion that snowden was on board in route from moscow foreign minister put seno says the unprecedented violation of international law should prompt more countries to offer their assistance to snowden . after the incident with a woman around us we have no doubt that snowden is being pursued at an international level. countries to offer him asylum in ecuador is also considering this option but it'll be better if it's not just three countries that come forward to offer him protection but ten twenty or one hundred states ecuador's foreign minister told r.t. that he was thoroughly surprised at the scale of the u.s. surveillance system in particular that programs were created to indiscriminately spy on people in latin ameri

edward snowden reportedly leans towards venezuela for asylum while r t speaks to ecuador's foreign minister on the reasons behind latin america's backing for whistleblowers on the run. world news and analysis live from our moscow headquarters i'm lucy counseling of any watching our team. well it may have been the syrian rebels not president assad's forces behind a chemical attack in aleppo that had left two dozen people dead earlier this year now that is according to a russian team that had conducted an on site investigation and it believes the chemical trail of leads straight to the rebels washington though maintains that it is more likely to be the regime in damascus the details now from artie's guy and it sure can. as you probably remember the u.n. investigation into the use of chemical weapons near our local never materialized the syrian government requested such investigation but some of you on officials demanded access into all syrian facilities which syria denied insisting on the investigation of that particular incident in march anyway the i.q. and investigation never happened but n

edward snowden reportedly leans towards venezuela for asylum while artie's speaks to ecuador's foreign minister on the reasons behind the latin america's backing for the whistleblower on the run. great to have you with us this morning and i am here in the russian capital i'm lucy catherine of you're watching our t.v. well it may have been the syrian rebels not president assad's forces behind a chemical attack in aleppo that left two dozen dead earlier this year now that is according to a russian team that conducted an on site investigation it believes the chemical trail leads straight to the rebels the details now from our. as you probably remember the u.n. investigation into the use of chemical weapons near our never materialized the syrian government requested such investigation but some un officials demanded access into all syrian facilities which syria denied insisting on the investigation of that particular incident in march anyway the i.q. and investigation never happened but nonetheless the u.s. came forward and said it had evidence that syrian the syrian government used chemica

we ought to be clear with ecuador they are going to pay a price if they take snowden. we should cut off aid of $10 million. no more trade status. preferred trade status. that will put them in on box, because colombia and peru have free trade agreements with us. no business visas. there is 85,000 business visas between ecuador and u.s. putin it's a complicated relationship. i agree with john mccain. he ought to pay a price here because he goes out of his way to stick his finger in the eye of america. he is not -- he has lots of vulnerabilities. >> john: what senator schumer was referring to john biden to ecuador please do not give asylum in your country. president of ecuador, we're not going to think about that now because he is not in territory and maybe we will and maybe we won't. then on national television he made grievances against the united states. should the vice president have called him? >> i'm not saying he should or shouldn't or vice president should or shouldn't. we have a deal with he is countries in realistic fashion. they are not friends of ours. they wi

dijo que era cordial dice que es rusia quien ve . >> el no esta en ecuador, y que cuándo llegue acá, dicen que agencias pisan talones y respiran en su oido pero a pesar que se sabe donde esta nadie lo ha visto de miami florida univiión . >> el calor hace de las suyas en oeste del país corredores en pasadena , hospitalizados , en valles y desiertos puede ser el día más caluroso comunidades tienen records también palm springs 122 grados llego hoy , mucha >> otra parte . >> . >> pero autoridades dicen que en menos de 7 pulgadas , aguaceros también castigan el norte del estado de nueva york donde mujer esta desaparecida despue saque de arrastrar su casa . >> en méxico , la llamada marcha del silencio miles marchan en cuernavaca para rechazar violencia e inseguridad , morelos es puesto 1 en secuestros llevan pancartas para autoridades pedir paz . >> en méxico, ex presidente felipe calderón y su esposa auimento su patrimonio de 570 mil dólares a 1,3 millones de dólares al terminar su mandato , según cifras de función publica ellos multiplican bienes en común . >> la firma de indulto a narc

. >>> y el canciller de ecuador dicen que comunicaciÓnadas a su gobierno fueron base publicadas por univisiÓnedward snowden. >>> protestas en egipto protestas contra el gobierno mursi dejan muertos y el ejÉrcito dice que podrÍa intervenir, asÍ comenzamos. >>> (♪). >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edicion nocturna, con im lÍa y enrique. >>> (♪). >>> muy buenas noches no es noticia que haga calor en verano pero si es noticia cuando las temperaturas alcanzan niveles record en partes de california y arizona y nevada el termÓmetro ha marcado hasta 124 grados y se espera que para prÓximo dÍas sigan aumentando, jaime con los detalles de esta ola de calor. >>> el suroeste del paÍs es un verdadero horno. >>> y dÓnde se han establecido centros de enfriamiento como este en las vegas. >>> y en el que decenas persona buscan refugio de las altas temperaturas. >>> beber agua y mantenerse alejados del sol sobre todo entre las once y cuatro de la tarde, pero en dÍas como hoy quizÁs hasta mas tarde todavÍa de eso. >>> en el condado de los Ángeles las autoridades de salud extendron alerta de calor en la zona

may have started intercepting ecuador's of government telecommunications so perhaps the country is now under a lot of pressure and it seems that the chances of snowden getting political asylum in venezuela are much higher than receiving it in ecuador and in the meantime the former n.s.a. contractor arrived to the transit zone of airport in moscow a week ago from hong kong with an invalid american passport and would be you were asking for his extradition. brain or thanks very much indeed for bringing us this he wore of his skin off reporting. well let's get some further analysis from dr. surveillance studies expert and professor at the university of hamburg i think it's so much for joining us here on r.t. to discuss this well presumably secret services are spying all around the world in the more sophisticated technology the deeper the snooping so why is it causing so much outrage. it can only surmise others because of the size of the shift scope of wear pink well they were after fake they hacked into and cable see cable lines which is the backbone of the global telecommunications infras

countries to offer him asylum in ecuador is also considering this option but it'll be better if it's not just three countries that come forward to offer him protection but ten twenty one hundred states ecuador's foreign minister told r.t. that he was thoroughly surprised at the scale of the u.s. surveillance system in particular that programs were created to indiscriminately spy on people in latin america and even friendly states in europe now but senior said he was also shocked that instead of being persistent in demanding immediate explanations from the u.s. about its pervasive spying some european countries allegedly work together to ground the plane of a world leader and put the life of bolivia's president in danger. it's just outrageous if it had been a european leader or the american president it would have triggered a war so if any latin american country had done this then troops and fighter jets would have been sent in to rescue the leader you can't just discriminate against countries so that some nations see their international rights observed while others are ignored. now t

that the foreign minister of ecuador argues that the plane incident indicates that europe he says now functions as america's back yard a position that latin america has rejected to serve. largest marine a fortnight there and don't miss the full version of our exclusive interview with the ecuadorian foreign minister here on r.t. at six forty five pm g.m.t. . snowden surveillance leaks are threatening to complicate a key u.s. china conference that's about to get underway in washington the theme is strategic and economic dialogue but cyber security could become a made hot topic following revelations of massive scale u.s. hacking into chinese companies and university databases well it's now talk to dr simon chan associate professor at the chinese university of hong kong and joining us now live so mr chairman to what extent do you think snowden's revelations could overshadow the conference in washington where basically you are trying to we're going to your situation because. the other day should many days ago in china being made your movements themselves so the chinese would go to american

receiving political asylum in ecuador are actually now smaller than receiving it in venezuela if the heat of course asked for years now the former n.s.a. contractor arrived to the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport a week ago with the north american passport and the u.s. is still asking for his extradition germany has summoned to the u.s. ambassador for explanations on the leaks published in german press on the revelation suggesting the n.s.a. has spied on the e.u.'s internal computer networks has sparked a wave of outrage in berlin the newsroom chief of r.g.s. video agency ruptly lee failand reports. there has so far been no comment from the us in response to this latest round of revelations that have been published over the weekend by der spiegel which revealed that. half a billion communications including phone calls text messages and e-mails monitored under the n.s.a. program each month and that's in germany alone now the german justice minister has been absolutely livid she has described the tactics of the n.s.a. is similar to the tactics used in the cold war the germ

a very cushy life who've been charged with pretty serious crimes in ecuador and what ecuador wants the mexico to the united states has refused share and let's talk about what what what we do from here what edward snowden does from here let's say that venezuela or bolivia or one of the other host of countries that he's requested asylum from actually grants that asylum i mean as far as i understand he can't get out of russia he can't get into russia so where does he go from here it's going to be tough i mean it's going to have to be a sneak away at any point or russia is going to have to issue him provisional travel documents i mean he got out of hong kong we learned because gore. they're saying they accidentally issued these documents which allowed him to leave hong kong and make it to moscow now in order to leave moscow since the united states has revoked his passport he's going to need some sort of provisional documents to leave the country. whether that happens or not will will say and finally sam let's go back to this airplane if just logistically walk us through this if he was in f

may have even started intercepting ecuador's government telecommunications so perhaps the country is currently under a lot of pressure from washington right now so actually the chances of snowden getting political asylum in venice a well are much higher than getting it in ecuador and now the former n.s.a. contractor arrived to the transit zone of airport in moscow around a week ago from hong kong and so far it's believed that where he's been this entire time he does have an invalid american passport and washington has been asking for his extradition. on the will be joining the leaders of some of the world's top gas producing nations in moscow on monday looking at ways to keep global energy supply stable supply and demand is key at the summit at a time when the controversial practice of fracking is upsetting markets and the environment artie's katie pilgrim will have warned that just a little later here in r t. how the cairo headquarters of egypt's muslim brotherhood lie is in tatters after an onslaught by an angry mob at least sixteen people died in clashes as millions of outrage cit

de chucho, un tipo ganador, un tipo profesional al 100%. >>> figura principal de la selecciÓn de ecuadora etiqueta de goleador, y tal cual, lo reflejÓ de inmediato. >>> pero esta no es primera vez que un hecho asÍ, sacude al equipo mÉxico salvador cabaÑas, centro desl delantero, goleador e Ídolo. su carrera terminÓ por una tragedia. >>> como si fuera una maldiciÓn del amÉrica, salvador cabaÑas igual que benÍtez, era el jugador mejor pagado de mÉxico y en enero del 2010, en el bar le dieron un disparo en la cabeza y su carrera terminÓ. pero hoy el dolor en mÉxico, lo es tambiÉn en ecuador. >>> un compaÑero, lo consideraba mi hermano, siempre estaba pendiente de mi y yo siempre pendiente de Él. >>> asÍ despiden al chucho, que se fue como campeÓn, en twitter, sult fotografÍa, fue con sus 2 hijos en mÉxico, raÚl torres telemundo. >>> hay buenas noticias sobre el niÑo que en medio de sus sollozos fue humillado por un inspector pÚblico en tabasco que le tirÓ al piso los dulces que valla para vender en la calle el pequeÑo regresÓ a casa con su madre en chiapas. >>> el gobierno en entregÓ a el n

now the foreign minister of ecuador argues that the plane incident indicates that europe he says now functions as america's back yard a position that latin america has rejected to serve. i didn't report there well don't miss the full version of our exclusive interview with dorian foreign minister here in r.t. at six pm g.m.t. . and the mosque is gearing up for its first mayoral election in a decade and just two hours remain before the city's election commission closes doors for the registration of candidates the voted talbot's cattle for september the eighth well there's no shortage of hopefuls with forty candidates applications submitted so far on those though only six are expected to meet the registration requirements which include collecting over one hundred signatures from city lawmakers and whoever emerges the eventual winner will have a daunting task ahead of them running one of europe's largest cities and bringing out a severely overloaded transport system on a control he has more. those who last visited school more than two decades ago would hardly recognize it today. from a

about grnting himfter ecuador's presi spoke with vice president biden about the situation. the vice president leaning on ecuador to send snowden home. at this point it looks like he's stuck. according to that german magazine, still talking. betty? >> the saga continues. thank you. >>> other news making the headlines today. a cirque du soleil performer died saturday after an accident during a show at the gm grand. audience members said the performer fell close to 50 feet into a pit below the stage. supreme court justice anthony kennedy denied a request by proposition 8 supporters to halt same-sex marriages in california. the request came the same weekend of the 44th annual lgbt pride marches all arod the country. the events had greater meaning this year thanks to the supreme court ruling on the defense of marriage act. >>> last night eric draseti was sworn in as the 42nd mayor of los angeles. >>> and transit workers in san francisco's bay area have officially gone on strike saying they could not agree on points regarding salary, pensions, health care and safety. more than 40

partners and of course snowden's release or started statement ecuador said he does continue planing to release more documents so that doesn't seem to quite jive with any any asylum hopes at least there and we'll get to that later in just a minute but i also another thing to point out is before edward snowden actually went to moscow he was thinking about applying as far as we know to countries like venezuela to cuba the places that have been not so warm and friendly with the united states now abbi talk about this concept of shopping for countries in order to get that asylum bid that he so desperately looking for i mean really what other what are his options this is this is really all he can do at this point i mean he's in a transit center international airport i mean he has to apply to as many countries as he possibly can whether or not these countries are going to grant him asylum is a different story it's really a big like sand is that i mean you're basically defying the largest empire in the world that could really go after you if you make this bold move but really he has no other ch

carta conocida hoy que edward snowden hablaba a correa, y deja para pensar y edward snowden dijo, ecuador que derechos fueron garantizados en la salida de hong kong nunca me podrÍa haber arriesgado a viajar sin esto, y el ex tÉcnico de la cia estÁ en zona de nadie en el Área de transito de un aeropuerto de rusia, y versiÓn de prensa dicen que habrÍa pedido asilo en ese paÍs y el presidente ruso, dijo que edward snowden puede estar en su paÍs aunque puso una condiciÓn. >>> si quiere estar aquÍ puede hacerlo bajo una condiciÓn, y Él tiene que parar de hacerle daÑo a estados unidos, aunque suena raro viniendo de mÍ. >>> y el presidente barack obama tratÓ de al mar aliados y dijo que no entraran en pÁnico y que dijo que todos los servicios del mundo participan en la bÚsqueda de informaciÓn sobre aliadas y opositores por igual es decir que todos spaespÍan. >>> en este momento noto se sabe quÉ paÍs le darÁ el asilo polÍtico a edward snowden. >>> enrique. >>> gracias. >>> y seguiremos el caso de cerca. >>> buenas noches. >>> y el trabajo de bomberos es ingrato, y realizan labor para salvar bosqu

i believe ecuador is firmly supporting assange.tinn hrafnssonkristinn hrafnsson >> thank you very much for being with us,, works with the gimmicks, investigative journalist. i also want to thank malte spitz , member of the german green party. we will have a link to your piece called, "germans loved obama. now we don't trust him." are you heading back to london or iceland? it remains to be seen where i had read >> hissene habre has been detained in senegal. stay with us. >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. historicn now to a milestone in africa. the former dictator of chad, hissene habre, has been detained in senegal, where he has lived in exile since being ousted in 1990. he is expected to face charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes for systematic torture in the killings of tens of thousands of opponents during his eight years in power. if the case proceeds, he will eventually stand trial in a special court established in senegal after 22-year campaign l

earlier on ecuador's president nicholas i beg your pardon not ecuador venezuela's president nicolas maduro giving his announcement that they would give edward snowden asylum. but as you know carol i have decided to offer humanitarian asylum to the young american edward snowden in the homeland of simon bolivar a new coach others and snowden come live here away flu shot you should the american people in the here leaders in the. know even the raw lists the president of bolivia has added how did his voice to that list as well it may or may not be connected with the incident with evo morales his plane which had to touch down in austria on his way back from russia a few days ago it's reported after being denied entry to the airspace of a number of e.u. states because of suspicions that edward snowden was on board that plane whether that contributed or not to his decision he has also made a statement. he they think they can she merely atan some u.s. spy blackmailing us and dictate their own terms like they did before making a change our policy there were brought in which would make our own

some that even seem that they were more apt to possibly help him you said lukewarm reaction from ecuador that tone is changing rory or at least as you say there are countries around the world that are rather reluctant to get involved with mr snowden so it's a what always challenges of asylum anywhere for that matter. well now it seems very little the consensus worldwide seems to be to avoid snowden that all crossed arts he conducted an exclusive interview with the ecuadorian president rafael correa in which he said that it was initially a mistake that his country made it possible for snowden to travel from hong kong to russia that he is now russia's problem this is a very different tone than we heard from korea just last week where he was very boldly stating that ecuador would not bend to any u.s. blackmail to even pressure that they would do what they believed was right but when artie asked him even if he would like to meet with snowden aside from asylum just to speak to muslim whistleblower as someone who is has revealed this these leaks to the world he said not particularly that snowd

may have even started intercepting ecuador's government telecommunications after the full story with edward snowden began so the chances of him receiving political asylum in venezuela are actually higher than in ecuador edward snowden just to remind you arrived to the transit zone or should i mean to an airport around a week ago from hong kong with an invalid american passport and the u.s. is still asking for his extradition arrival looks like more questions than answers in the story for now mr snowden remains in limbo r.t.c. group is going to thank you for that update. well germany has summoned to the american ambassador for explanations on the leaks that have been published in germany via revelations suggesting that the n.s.a. has spied on the e.u.'s internal computer networks to spawn a wave of outrage in berlin and the news room chief of artie's video agency ruptly lizzie failon reports there has so far been no comment from the u.s. in response to this latest round of revelations that have been published over the weekend by the us eagle which revealed that. half a billion communi

here in london, ecuador already provides another famous whistleblower safe haven. wikileaks founder julian assange has been holed up here in the embassy for 377 days. but from here, he's been helping snowden evade u.s. justice. today, assange told george stephanopoulos on "this week" that no matter what, snowden's secrets would get out. >> there is no stopping the publishing process at this stage. great care has been taken to make sure that mr. snowden can't be pressured by any state to stop the publication process. >> reporter: ecuador says it can't consider granting snowden asylum unless he gets to ecuador or one of its embassies. but russia won't let him leave the airport. so, snowden may be stuck, but he's free to keep revealing u.s. secrets. nick schifrin, abc news, london. >> our thanks to nick tonight. >>> and there is still much more ahead here on "world news" this sunday night. we reported last night here on the children hit by lightning. this evening, what we've learned. there was no storm close to them, no warning. so, how to deep your family safe, some

companies in ecuador and clearly in believers well that they've got more to lose with the u.s. rather than the e.u. haven't they or is the e.u. still an important aspect for them politically and economically. well you know right now this is a perfect situation doing hanes. associations that they have the international institutions they have to here you latin america you know by claiming they are against us now because of what how can you know we can see such an american the sub block blocked and we can see how. relations why me i actually also when you haines you know we can do believe rocks well the very end alliance for the americas you know or the union of south american nations that the you know sir which is why the way they called america an emergency meeting as well in order to discuss was what just happened so you know we we have to be a very we have to take a look very easily what's going to happen in that within the next days because you know relationships between alledging american countries latin american and the u.s. and latin american and europe can actually change

iceland did not reply ecuador said that he had to be on. on ecuadorian soil such as an embassy and in order to apply snowden cannot leave the airport since he has no visa to enter russia and no passport to buy a ticket out so it would seem as if he isn't a catch twenty two however today russian presence of president vladimir putin might have offered the leaker a window of opportunity here's what he said at a press conference this afternoon concerning edward snowden i must repeat myself he is not a russian agent and he is not working for us and we're not working with him he's a free man if you want to fly somewhere you can do so if you want to stay here there's only one condition he has to stop his work but he's undermining our american colleagues i'm strange as that may sound coming from me so what's next in the edward snowden saga r.t. correspondent might be in a coach in nova joined me earlier from moscow and i began by asking her what we know about asylum snow to us know to asylum applications well the information that we have been recei

that only venezuela such as ecuador, nicaragua, bolivia, in the explanation eddie merge -- can emergesons but mostly i attribute the emergence of these revolutions to the fact these are inefficient democracies. were they are unresponsive to activities and it was limited to just the act of voting then they would wait until the next election there was no connection. with the emergence of democracy from the 1990's wore in more marginalized groups in those that were previously marginalized then they get mobilized. in to absorb the new forces in what they do is to act in the way that i described for. for instance you have some cases like ecuador the throes items to the indigenous population and they promise to respond and when it comes to power some of the use political structures radicalizes the legitimacy of the system it collapses and that vacuum is filled to come out of the establishment in other words, , to summarize the revolution emerges in venezuela in the of their country's because democracy basically failed there is no connection between the state and a civil society there is no

embassy or to ecuador, they cannot consider his application for asylum. that was after a conversation with vice president joe biden, which they describe as cordial and friendly. the u.s. trying to lean on ecuador not to help this man they call a fugitive from justice. >> tracie, thanks. >>> here's your first look at the dish of "scrambled politics." >>> the latest cover of "the new yorker" magazine has gone viral. it's controversy. it portrays burt and ernie as a same-sex couple. sesame workshop has maintained for years that burt and ernie are platonic friends. >>> remember the pink sneakers worn by wendy davis during her filibuster. you can get them. go get them while you can. the shoe is now the top-selling women's shoe on amazon across all categories. they're going to set you back about 115 bucks. >>> president obama and former president george w. bush could see each other in africa. the white house has not ruled out a meeting between the two when their schedules over lap in tanzania. >>> $62 million state budget on sunday, which includes tighten restr

meanwhile snowden is still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing to russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda at all. from our studios in moscow this is our team shawn thomas glad to have you with us and we begin with egypt where the latest reports indicate four protesters have been killed in clashes between opponents and supporters of president mohamed morsi the army estimates that millions have taken to the streets across the country with the opposition demanding morsi step down offices of the muslim brotherhood and freedom and justice party have been attacked across the country artie's a bill true has details from cairo. we're seeing violent scenes there rockets across the country during nationwide demonstrations against president obama mostly on the first anniversary of his term in office three have died in the southern governor it's overseas i would pull simply a antigovernment protests was attacked by a drive by shooting to come down the train protesters he also had another reports of a death in betty street meanw