states can destroy the economy of an entire state can be cuba in 1959, in cuba, supporters of fidel castroraised an uprising against the american puppet of dictator batista. a few months later, the island became free from us influence and declared on the socialist path of development from that moment on, the cubans became target for the pentagon in the hands of a beam of cuban. tobacco is used to make famous cuban cigars, which were so loved by the leader of the cuban revolution fidel castro, as well as british prime minister whiston churchill or american writers. cuban tobacco is the main export item, the island of freedom, and it was tobacco plantations that were attacked by american biological weapons in 1979 , then from the man-made blue mold that was sprayed on the plantations died in 87% of the plants. got enough sugar cuban cane, lost millions and millions of dollars, but it was only one biological attack in a series of biological warfare mystery that the united states unleashed against liberty island until 1978, there were no such infections on the american continent, but in the ei

that, the most beautiful woman, it was said that cuba from allo brigid almost lost her leader fidel castro fell in love with her without memory when she came to interview for his documentary in 1961, having arrived at the moscow film festival alone, almost drove the first cosmonaut crazy and it was mutual when furtseva asked the italian who she would like to meet, instead of her last name khrushchev sounded gagarin, they will not believe me in italy when they find out that i kissed gagarin - gina said before the kiss, and to me in starry - gagarin answered attacked. by the way, the legend came to moscow often and always with pleased to call russia a second home. and she didn’t mind acting with konchalovsky, who got to watch it. all ours agreed and then just a whore. komsomol i say well agreed and gina arrives and i must tell her that i am the cherry orchard. threw i don't know how to tell her i remember she was taking off her boots at that time. well italian long boots. he i say, zhenya, you know, i will not shoot the cherry orchard. i will shoot a big film about siberia, i was filming how

most beautiful woman, it was rumored that cuba, and for lola brigida, almost lost its leader, fidel castrol head over heels in love with her when she came to interview for her documentary in 1961, arriving at the moscow film festival. she almost drove the first cosmonaut crazy, and it was mutual when furtseva asked the italian who she wanted to meet in the bath, instead of the name khrushchev, gagarina sounded, they won’t believe me in italy when she finds out that i kissed gagarin - gina said before the kiss, and to me in zvezdny answered gagarin attacked legend in by the way, she often came to moscow and always called russia her second home with pleasure. and she also didn’t mind filming with konchalovsky, whom she got to watch. and just then, and they told me to make myself billiards. with the language of the very i speak well agreed and comes son. and i have to tell her that i threw the cherry orchard. i don't know how to tell her, i remember she was taking off her boots at that time. well italian long boots. he i say wife. you know i won't film the cherry orchard. i will shoot a big f

in later life, she forged a successful career as a photographer and sculptor, snapping fidel castro and came back into my life like a wolf in snake's clothing! gina lolobrigida oozed sex appeal. the camera absolutely loved her, and she was often described as the most beautiful woman in the world. she grew up in the mountain village of subiaco — some a0 miles from rome — with her three sisters, her dad, giovanni, who was a furniture maker, and her mother, giuseppina. when the family moved to rome after the second world war, gina took singing and acting lessons, and was soon staring in italian films. she married milko skofic in 19119, but when she was spotted by hollywood talent scouts, howard hughes took a shine to her and whisked her off to america. he suggested that she divorce milko before she signed a studio contract, and when he got wind of that, he told her to sign or go home — so she went back to italy. gina became a household name in the 19505 after starring in her first english—language film, beat the devil, opposite humphrey bogart. a raft of great hollywood roles followed, inc

from venezuela to the soviet union, from fidel castro in cuba, to kim john eun in north carolina, every attempt to build a socialist or communist society has only led to ruin. socialism is a tyranny that we can no longer afford to ignore. as this administration continues to pick winners and losers in our economy, and as president biden continues to cancel debt for liberal elites on the backs of working americans. it's time for us to clearly state that socialist policies have no place in our democracy. it is time for our country to return to the ideals of our founding fathers. our country was built on the belief that we are all created with unalienable rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. these rights can only be fulfilled if we live in a nation, a nation that is truly free. we must condemn socialism in all of its forms. it was president reagan who once said, freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. we didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. it must be fought for and protected. we cannot afford to let our country be governed by socialist po

in 1958, fidel castro overthrew the military junto ruling cuba. newscaster: havana. january 1, 1959. [woman singing in spanish] newscaster: to the cuban people and to the admiring world, there could be no better way to start the new year. [singing continues] narrator: but before long, castro nationalized american oil refineries on the island without paying the owners, triggering an economic embargo by the united states. with few options, cuba turned to the soviet union for trade. then in 1962, moscow took advantage of cuba's stratec location, and the world held its breath as president kennedy created a naval blockade to stop russian nuclear missiles on their way to havana. man: the cuban missile crisis is over, but kennedy imposes a full trade embargo on cuba. it will come to be the symbol of u.s.-cuba relations r the next 50 years. man 2: in 1980, facing growing political and economic pressure, castro announced that anyone who wanted to leave cuba could do so. man 3: and 125,000 arrive in florida. this ds a completely new dimension to the conflict. it's now also abo

in 1958, fidel castro overthrew the military junto ruling cuba. newscaster: havana. january 1, 1959. [woman singing in spanish] newscaster: to the cuban people and to the admiring world, there could be no better way to start the new year. [singing continues] narrator: but before long, castro nationalized american oil refineries on the island without paying the owners, triggering an economic embargo by the united states. with few options, cuba turned to the soviet union for trade. then in 1962, moscow took advantage of cuba's stratec location, and the world held its breath as president kennedy created a naval blockade to stop russian nuclear missiles on their way to havana. man: the cuban missile crisis is over, but kennedy imposes a full trade embargo on cuba. it will come to be the symbol of u.s.-cuba relations r the next 50 years. man 2: in 1980, facing growing political and economic pressure, castro announced that anyone who wanted to leave cuba could do so. man 3: and 125,000 arrive in florida. this ad a completely new dimension to the conflict. it's now also abo

in later life she forged a successful career as a photographer and sculptor, snapping fidel castro andgida oozed sex appeal. the camera absolutely loved her, and she was often described as the most beautiful woman in the world. she grew up in the mountain village of subiaco — some a0 miles from rome — with her three sisters, her dad, giovanni, who was a furniture maker, and her mother, giuseppina. when the family moved to rome after world war ii, gina took singing and acting lessons, and was soon starring in italian films. she married milko skofic in 19119, but when she was spotted by hollywood talent scouts, howard hughes took a shine to her and whisked her off to america. he suggested that she divorce milko before she signed a studio contract, and when he got wind of that, he told her to sign or go home — so she went back to italy. gina became a household name in the 1950s after starring in herfirst english—language film, beat the devil, opposite humphrey bogart. a raft of great hollywood roles followed, including trapeze, the hunchback of notre dame... i am less afraid of you now. .

in later life she forged a successful career as a photographer and sculptor, snapping fidel castro and gina lollobrigida oozed sex appeal. the camera absolutely loved her, and she was often described as the most beautiful woman in the world. she grew up in the mountain village of subiaco — some a0 miles from rome — with her three sisters, her dad, giovanni, who was a furniture maker, and her mother, giuseppina. when the family moved to rome after world war ii, gina took singing and acting lessons, and was soon starring in italian films. she married milko skofic in 19119, but when she was spotted by hollywood talent scouts, howard hughes took a shine to her and whisked her off to america. he suggested that she divorce milko before she signed a studio contract, and when he got wind of that, he told her to sign or go home — so she went back to italy. gina became a household name in the 1950s after starring in herfirst english—language film, beat the devil, opposite humphrey bogart. a raft of great hollywood roles followed, including trapeze, the hunchback of notre dame... i am less afraid

if you are in the intel world, and you have a spy for fidel castro sitting next to you, everything you learning and developing is going right to castro. faster probably than if you are publishing something. so he just felt his life's work was a waste in some ways. there are folks like that who refused to talk to me because they feel burned. susan: so on to anna's story, you mention her father. readers will learn a great deal about her father who was a military psychologist and yet an abusive husband and father. how could he have operated of a dual capacity? jim: he was really a brilliant man. he grew up in puerto rico very poor. no running water when he was young. and he was so right, he goes to college in puerto rico and then he goes to medical school in albany in the states. -- he was so bright. he kind of works his way up. he was a doctor for the army. the family then moves to topeka, kansas and he works at an institute and gets training in psychiatry and becomes a psychiatrist. he did that with private patients. it is so richly ironic that someone who is studying freudian psycholog

all the while she was funneling sensitive secrets to fidel castro.itting u.s. intelligence to memory. hair story amazingly is detail in a brand new book. let's bringen my friend. congratulations. >> thank you. >> wow, really, really cool. mon tez was released 12 days ago. and you say she's not at all apologetic for her crimes. so where is she now and what does the now 65-year-old's future hold? >> she was just released as you said from a federal prison in texas. she flew immediately to puerto rico and she issued this incredible statement, fiery, not contrite in any way. she took a jab at the u.s. policy in cuba and the ongoing essentially embargo there. and it was fascinating that she wouldn't apologize in any way after spending 21 years in jail for espionage. >> so one of the most shocking parts of the story is how many of her close relatives worked for the fbi while she was actively spying on the united states for cuba. her sister even investigated cuban spies in miami. so she wasn't only evading the capture and suspicion of her bosses but her own

in the ninety- second, fidel castro said your next war will be with fascism , this fascism will be calledo that we weren't there. that's the whole point of this convergence. that's the whole point of taking out on the shoulder a bag of money outside the country. why should he leave during the war year? well, we still can’t find the exact figure for tonight, but more than two hundred billion military years are listed by law. so, probably, it is necessary to change the people who lobbied for these laws, the people who work to ensure that this process goes on. so that we stop feeding the west the western economy and those of their guys who, by some chance, own these assets we have their question price. clearly, i repeat so that we are not we had no such task. well, the task is not to destroy america, to destroy europe was not and is not worth it. and then you can stop. wipe your feet, and all that our country was in the period when it became a superpower is impossible to divide the russian empire or before peter's russia and the soviet union and today's russia, or we have this is a common si

she photographed and spent a week with fidel castro and got an exclusive interview that became the envye world's press. it was not that much of a departure because she did begin studying art. she studied art at the beginning. she said in an interview, i studied painting and sculpting at school and became an actress by mistake. she became a sculptor with some success. in 1990, she turned her hand to social work and politics. she was an ambassador for unicef. she even made a bid for european parliament. she never stopped working. she said the secret of her success was to work all of the time. because she said, when i am working i feel the most alive. >> fascinating. in front of the camera and behind the camera. thank you for breaking it down for us. before we go, here's a look at an unusual method of pest control used by a vineyard in south africa. around 500 indian runner dogs are helping sleep -- are helping keep props clear by hunting for snails and small bugs. they produce a lot of manure, which is used as fertilizer. making her next bottle of shiraz as sustainable as possible. cheers

cuba sought its largest departure of people last year since fidel castro's revolution in the 1950's.headed for the u.s., with many thousands from other countries. migration has become a political crisis for the white house, and president biden has announced new measures. new visas will be granted for some, but those who simply turn up at the border will be immediately turned away. here is our report from miami. reporter: a new year, new arrivals and a new planet by the president, aiming at slowing the rising tide of migrants trying to enter the u.s. illegally. >> my administration is taking steps towards enforcement for those who try to come. and to put in place a faster process to decide the claim of asylum. reporter: a legal, narrow pathway for the growing number of cubans, nicaraguans and haitians going north, up to 30000 and month, those with sponsors and passing background checks could come into live and work for two years. but if they try to smuggle themselves in by land or sea and get caught, they will be barred. this week, the arrival of migrants in cuba because of the closur

the niece of the late leader, fidel castro, my dear la, has taken the lead in advocating for l. g. b t writes president miguel b s k who has promoted the law celebrated the passive referendum tweeting out, love is now the law while referendum is supposed to be people power over their government. this past year the you in stepping to stop the referendum from region to seem to separate from ukraine. the un general assembly is accusing moscow of attempted illegal annexation, and calling a member states to ignore the results of referendums in 4 former east ukrainian regions. on joining russia, the $143.00 to $5.00 boat followed the general assemblies, refusal to secret balance. this was a request by russia due to the intense pressure from the us and its allies to condemn ma school for trying to acquired the regions, rushes you in and boss, or ceiling and zia, are you for many countries. it may be very difficult to express their views publicly due to the existence of other countries. this pipe immense pressure for nations joined bratia in voting against the un resolution. this where bel

peaceful dialogue with fidel castro untie the knots of the cold war and therefore much more he was hatedhis own hawk foe racist mafia these facts stand. remind because the two kennedy brothers were like-minded people. on june 5, 1968, in the city of los angeles, at the ambassador hotel, 34-year-old senator robert kennedy, the brother of us president john f. kennedy, was mortally wounded, there is reason to believe that the true reasons for the assassination of robert, however , as well as john, have not yet been voiced e, june 5, just on that day when he won the primaries. she is really big. and indeed, it was a big and significant victory, and it’s not enough to turn the tide of not only the election of the american president at that time, but also to turn the tide of history. let us recall that just before his death, robert kennedy won the primary election for the post of president of the united states with the hotel bazaar, which housed the election kennedy's headquarters became the center of jubilation. people celebrated the victory. bye. four-year-old immigrant from jordan, serhan b

origins of the caribbean crisis in themselves, the connection with the coming to power, and in cuba, fidel castrohe socialist path of development and quickly enough became a junior ally of the soviet union for the united states of america, the emergence of a communist state in its soft underbelly several hundred kilometers from the national territory was perceived as an existential threat as a result of a failed overthrow attempt. ah, the castro regime, after the landing of american troops in the so-called bay of pigs, the bay of cachinos, it became clear that the united states needed to use other tools to influence the castrator regime, this hmm set in the face of political sanctions and all kinds of extrusion methods. we observe right up to the present day, but it was precisely in the sixty-second year, when a soviet the union undertook the famous operation, which involved the transportation of nuclear missiles to the island of freedom. uh, the situation actually got out of control on october 27th. shot down in cuba. the female reconnaissance aircraft john f. kennedy decided in two days to star

a trade blockade of the island failed, because cuba came to the rescue ussr in september 1960, fidel castrofor a session of the un general assembly, the american authorities. he was humiliated in every possible way and the entire cuban delegation was not allowed to communicate with people and forced to leave the prestigious hotel. and then, as a sign of protest, the cubans moved behind a hudala hotel in harlem , arrested the cuban plane, and fidel returned to his homeland on the soviet il-18. it was not limited to such injections. in portugal, the french ship lacover was blown up with a cargo of weapons. everything pointed to a terrorist attack organized by the cia, which carried out covert operations against cuba under the program approved by president dwight hauer. it also included the hunt for the fidel with the aim of its physical destruction. already after the break in relations, operation pluto was undertaken, the landing of cuban emigrants in cachinos bay, but the revolutionary troops defeated this landing in 2 days on january 3, 2019. the chinese interplanetary automatic station ch

i'm laura kyle. cuba saw as largest departure of people last year since fidel castro's revolution in the 1950s most headed for the us over the border with mexico along with many thousands from other countries. migration has become something of a political crisis for the white house, and president joe biden has announced new measures. more visas will be granted for some going through official channels, but those who simply turn up at the border will be immediately turned away. the level reports from miami ah, a new year new arrivals and a new plan by president joe biden, aimed at slowing the rising tide of migrants trying to answer the us illegally. today, my administration is taking several steps to stiffen enforcement for those who tried to come without a legal right to stay. and to put in place a faster processor, i was as a faster processor to decide a claim of a style that you measure would create a legal opiate narrow pathway for the growing number of cubans, nicaraguans and haitians making their way north of to $30000.00 migrants a month, those with sponsors and to pass backgro

and so on, we are not talking about the attempt on fidel, castro, therefore, when they talk about somel, i say again, and the judges, who can be the best sobering-up station in this regard, only the russian people, the russian armed forces and the victory that we have definitely achieved, with regard to the european jewish congress, i agree with maria zakharova who said we will not comment on the figures who did not pay attention to the propaganda of nazism to ukraine, i will give a few hmm figures, as for the bandyra, it is obvious to everyone who it is not only that he is the hero of ukraine today two serious films were shot about him, which were on the central television of ukraine once. the second is more than 17, the streets are named after bandera in various cities of ukraine, dozens in 20 cities of ukraine, he is, e, an honorary citizen, and even recently in the twenty- first year. they issued a medal dedicated to banderia. i'm not talking about the fact that ukr mail, which is a state structure, has released any comments about lavrov that he compares the russian question with t

all the while moonlighting as a spy for fidel castro, undetected by her pentagon colleagues and evenrs who were working for the fbi. now a new book details just how much damage she caused to national security. >> the most damaging female spy in american history, anna montez, a top cuba analyst for the u.s., betrayed her country, secretly working for fidel castro. her story profiled in the book "code name blue wrenn." >> how did she become such a security threat to the united states? >> she worked for almost 17 years for the defense incompetent yens agency. the entire time she was a recruited spy for havana, probably the greatest cuba ever recruited. >> bee fending another american student mimi colon. >> what was anna montez like. >> she was fun. >> spain was a hot bed of left wing protests. she obtained a top secret clearance, recruited by cuban intelligence, she visited cuba in 1985 after telling mimi colon about her trip montez abruptly ended their friendship. >> we used to write to each other all the time and her letters suddenly stopped. i was like what happened? >> montez's care

director, lola brigida made a documentary film about cuba before that personally, having met with fidel. castro's interview with him entered the picture. solidarity catastrophe threatens to develop into an artyomovsk ukrainian military mercenaries flee from the front without waiting for ammunition and western reserves. the media blamed the failure on the inept actions of the command. are they really preparing readers for the surrender of artyomovsk, kiev awarded so many lies around the tragedy in dnepropetrovsk that he himself got confused in it, either they shot down our rocket, or they don’t know how to shoot them down at all. why is the arrestovich branded as an agent of the kremlin, what kind of main victim is nastya shvets from minecraft in social networks calling children and asking them to open gas burners at home, allegedly to check the equipment, the monstrous methods of ukrainian information saboteurs who are trying to arrange terrorist attacks in russia by phone are fake or not. and if not, then how to recognize false calls and how to protect yourself from them, a nuclear tsunami, then

fidel castro. >> you feel funny crossing the bay of pigs with an american?r she announced her retirement, one year later, asking me to walk her down the hall on her final day on "the view." >> once more into "the view." >> and right before, she told me this. >> i think i'll miss it a little bit. >> a little bit? >> a little bit. >> the amazing barbara walters! >> what barbara didn't know was that backstage were the women, grateful she had paved the way for them. connie chung. >> she was the one who made it possible for the rest of us to even arrive and knock on the door. >> i know niced something as i stand here. i stand with elizabeth, who sits in barbara's chair on "20/20," and jane who sat in barbara's chair on "the today show." what is it like to come after barbara walters? >> it is such a huge shadow. >> john paulie remembering at 25 years old, getting a note from barbara. >> sent a note through someone, tell jane she's doing a good job. >> and oprah telling me about a job interview at 19 years old. she pretended to be barbara waters. >> i tried to sit

and it was published in argentina, but this is a person who is very active supported, let's say, fidel castrodeas, i don't know for what reasons or maybe there were some financial or political issues, but he also had this in his life. that's why, but read the literature. there is a lot of it, you know what happened and we can understand what is and is better to understand myself and what will i say now i am not reading the novel a woman in berlin it has no author but it is the diaries of a woman who experienced the russian soviet invasion in berlin at the end of the 1945 war a very interesting very interesting experience well and rereading many other teams thank you for being with us , subscribe to our channels in telegram, facebook, youtube, like, share, subscribe to my vasyl zima page on facebook, write your suggestions, wishes regarding the topics of our conversation. victory, because we have to reach it, if it wasn't really difficult for us well, extend the deadline my colleague serhiy rudenko, the program is the verdict and serhiy congratulates, please yes congratulations to vasyl we wil

oh, cuba before this in person, having met with fidel. castro's interview with him was included in this picture. in a couple of minutes, the information hour will be continued by the duty part of the guests. i noticed . we'll take this case. it will be honest detective. hello on live legal program vesti duty department at maxim movchan's studio did not earn money on art askari was laundered by the mayor of the city of svirsk, irkutsk region, officials were detained on suspicion of embezzlement from the budget of one and a half million rubles allocated for the purchase of an art object 61-year-old. vladimir arnoev. soldiers of the special forces of the ministry of internal affairs detained him in his country mansion. in the same place, law enforcement officers also found stacks of money in different currencies hidden in cardboard boxes, in addition to the mayor, as part of the criminal case, his probable accomplices are also officials. the persons involved in the criminal case were searched at their places of residence and workplaces, documents wer

she courted controversy when she made a documentary about fidel castro in 1975, and rumours of an affairscreen, she turned her talents to photography and sculpture, and exhibitions of her work were held in paris, moscow, and the us. in 2013, she auctioned off her jewellery collection and donated the entire $2.9 million to stem cell therapy. the italian actress, gina lollobrigida, who's died at the age of 95. that's it from us for now. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston thank you for watching and see you next time. hello again. i'm sure you'd agree, it's been a very bitter start to the new working week, but there have been some stunning, sunny skies with some snowy scenes around as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbria earlier on monday. but the other story we've been covering hasn't gone away either — we still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to

film, it will be so called the most beautiful woman cuba was said to have almost lost its leader fidel castrohen she came to interview for his documentary in 1961 flying to the moscow film festival. she almost drove the first cosmonaut crazy, and it was mutual when furtseva asked the italian who she would like to meet, instead of the name khrushchev, gagarina sounded, they won’t believe me in italy when she finds out that i kissed gagarin - gina said before the kiss, and to me in starry - answered gagarin attacked. by the way, the legend often came to moscow and always called russia her second home with pleasure. and she didn’t mind acting with konchalovsky, who got to watch it. and then just, and they told me to do it. oh with the language itself. i say well agreed and my son is coming. and i have to tell her that i threw the cherry orchard. i don't know how to tell her i remember she was taking off her boots at that time. well italian long boots. he i say wife. you know i won't film the cherry orchard. i will shoot big a film about siberia was being shot, how she took it and let me in. you

yes, if venezuela is capable of changing the world, as fidel castro once changed the world. therefore, yes, the future certainly belongs to those states that are not in the american orbit of influence, which are sovereign like our countries, therefore our cause is right and victory will follow us. we give the word to the program time the big game will return at 22:35. do not miss. hello on the air, the program vremya studio ekaterina andreeva, the main event of the day in the shopping center, pharmacies, residential buildings , fierce surveillance by ukrainian nationalists against civilians is using nato weapons. gas supplies the situation in ukraine and the execution of the grain deal telephone conversations between russian presidents of turkey vladimir putin and recep tayyip erdogan safe navigation along the northern sea route energy not concern for the environment ukraine global reasons the way to peace article by ukrainian oppositionist viktor medvedchuk and the true motives of western curators. with things on the way out, the resignation of the head of the german defens

. >> she took most pride in her interviews with foreign leaders, a ground-breaking one with fidel castro> didn't come to invade the country. >> reporter: she intervieweded m moammar gadhafi. not holding back. did you ever order anyone killed. >> >> reporter: an interview with dictator bashar >> important how people look at you not how you look at yourself. >> reporter: asking questions that resonate years later, with donald trump, an interview in 1987 when trump was just 41 years old. >> if you could be appointed president and didn't have to run, would you like to be president in. >> i don't know. part of the whole, the whole thing is the battle, if you could be appointed i'm not sure that would be the gal game. it's the quest that i really the hunt that i believe that i love. >> reporter: three years later she interviewed him again, grilling him on his debts and his bankruptcies. >> being on the verge of bankruptcy, being bailed out by the banks, skating on thin ice and almost drowning that'se adm? >> you say on the verge of bankruptcy and you listen to what people are saying. >> i talk

moonlighting as a spy for fidel castro.ity. just as montez is scheduled to get out of prison later this week. nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has the details. >> reporter: the most damaging female spy in american history, anna montez, a top cuba analyst for the u.s. betrayed her country, secretly working for fidel castro. her story, profiled in the book "code name blue wren" -- how did she become such a security threat to the united states? >> she worked for 17 years for the defense intelligence agency. the entire time she was a recruited spy for havana. probably the greatest spy cuba has ever recruited. >> reporter: born to puerto rican parents, montez studied in spain in 1977, befriending another american student, mimi colon. what was anna montez like? >> she was fun. >> reporter: montez voiced contempt for her homeland. montez joined the justice department in 1980, obtaining a top-secret clearance. recruited by cuban intelligence, say investigators, she visited cuba in 1985. after telling mimi col

and this is an example of venezuela, as in its time, an example of fidel's cuba. castro if you take a clear position and have the support of major global players such as russia, china can achieve a lot. and therefore, the commonwealth of sovereign states, representing the vast majority of humanity is clearly a very big future. and this means our cause is right and victory will be ours. we turn over the word to the news and see you again at 19:55. evening news in the studio ekaterina biryuzovskaya, this is the main topic under attack by ukrainian rescue fighters record volume of investments in the economy good indicators in construction and medicine development of the novosibirsk region in the focus of the president details of the working meeting between vladimir putin and the head of the region andrey travnikov. further more of them, the west is announcing a new package of so-called military assistance to kiev, which is promised by paris and berlin and the future of the conflict in an analytical article by viktor medvedchuk. why is the world of last interest to ukrainian

would have been driving the same convinced communist for a long time, he has become lenin stalin fidel castro does not force. scribble at home yes, and lyuba said that she seemed to have married some diplomat, and left for morocco . and i almost lost my mind. i thought, in a loop, i would climb into novels. yes, everything, in vain she will soon return divorced. yes, i think she is getting divorced for the second time. they won't understand that i'm the only man. we have the fate of our mm. it's probably marry bye she did not marry a third time. she does not marry people for the status of the first , he was the son of the deputy minister, this diplomat. and what without love, even with the crown prince, then what after the wedding? you have to become a prince. yes, i'm on business with you, by the way, do you remember i need yours? i started production here. i will work in dairy products. how can i help you need three people to guard and so that the district police do not pull me, although the interest. i'm ready . let them give me 3 months to get up, which area, the suburbs of lyubertsy, i k

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and fidel castro knows that with all due respect to the deputy ministers of foreign affairs, to the ambassadorsh them or simply go into the office. brezhnev will decide the question is what is missing, as it seems to me, the central committee was separate, of course, along the line of the central committee along the line. supreme council and they traveled as representatives of another line. yes, the special services are definitely military. that's about what and we say this question is ripe. well, let's say, here is your deputy prime minister, but yes, alexander valentinovich, he is very authoritative in the countries of the middle east. uh, they will ask each other. who is your special representative, he says, i have novak and who says to you, and i have khusnulin. they will look who, which means that there is more authority for them, this is important, because to be successful and it would be normal not only to vote in the international arena, but also to supply equipment, supply of resources, real political influence. you need to know these elites. you need to be connected to them. we have s

we used to fear and in fact a conservative friend of minejust said we used to fear in the 1960s fidel castrop model, very much based on the trump model, very much based on the trump model, very much based on building hatred and stoking people's fears. i think we will very much see this. in many ways, oddly enough, the united states and brazil are somewhat bellwethers of the very modern challenges democracy faces globally. and it also indicates, given bolsonaro lost by around 2% of the vote in the second round in october, his base is going to remain active and it is a deeply divided, deeply polarised country, which for many bolsonaro supporters, bolsonaro is the only one who can save the country from godless communism. this is emotional and will not be solved easily. is emotional and will not be solved easil . ., ., easily. the polarisation you mention. — easily. the polarisation you mention, that _ easily. the polarisation you mention, that is _ easily. the polarisation you mention, that is a - easily. the polarisation you mention, that is a big - easily. the polarisation you - mention, that

she famously photographed fidel castro, even spent a week with him and, and gordon exclusive interview that became the, the envy of the world press. and wasn't that much of a departure if you think about it? because she did begin studying art. she did study arter beginning. and she said an interview. i studied painting and sculpting at school and i became an actress by mistake. after that, she became a sculptor also with some sick best. and finally in the 9090, she turned her hand to social work and politics. she was an ambassador for unicef in 90. nice, nice, even made a bid for european parliament seat, so she must never stopped working. and she, she said the secret of her success was to work all the time because she said, when i'm working, i feel most alive. fascinating life in front of the camera and behind the camera. thank you so much for breaking it all down for a toledo bar. of the w culture. and before we go here is a look at an unusual method of pest control used by a vineyard in south africa. around 500 indian runner ducks are helping to keep crops clear of pesticides by hun