liaison with fidel castro."eter kornbluh is also co-author of the book, "back channel to cuba: the hidden history of negotiations between washington and havana." when we come back, we go to memphis, tennessee. a well-known reporter there is arrested by police and handed over to ice. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now to the story of a prominent latino journalist in memphis detained by immigration officials after he was arrested while covering a protest against immigrant detention outside a county jail. manuel duran, who was born in el salvador, is a well-known reporter on spanish radio stations in memphis. he also runs the online site memphis noticias. this is duran beginning his coverage of the protest on april 3. >> this protest is going to be held in front of -- let me tell you the purpose of this demonstration. as you can see, everything is getting ready here. this protest is happening be

liaison with fidel castro."eter kornbluh is also co-author of the b book, "back chahannel o cuba: the hidden history of negotiations between washington and havana." when we come back, we go to memphis, tennessee. a well-known reporter there is arrested by police and handed over to ice.. stayith us. ♪music brk] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now to the story of a prominent latino journalist in memphis detained by immigration officials after he was arrested while covering a protest against immigrant detention outside a county jail. manuel duran, who was born in el salvador, is a well-known reporter on ananish dioo stations in mpmphis. he also runshe onlinsisite memphis notiasas. this is dun n begiing g hi coverage of the protest on april 3. >> this protest is going to be held in front of -- let me tell you the purpose of this demonstration. as you can see, everything is getting ready here. this protest is happening because

fidel built will endure. >> it is different. but it is not -- a break. >> but for 24-year-old, musician, wendy galvez, that's the problem. >> that's fine because we have been like this for 50 years. >> reporter: she has seen what life is like outside cuba. in 2015, she visited chicago as part of a cultural exchange. since then, the trump administration, clamped down on alug tourists from the u.s. to the island. wendy says bookings for her band went from once a week to once a month. >> we are worse. >> the relations seems worse. >> yeah, seems worse.

for almost six decades cuba has been castro country fidel took power in the one nine hundred fifty nine revolution and handed it on to his brother raul ten years ago now this man began a d.s. and there is take in the house will he meet you but down a different path. also on the show frankfurt secured their spot in the german cup final after seeing off shaka play and all the action from the clash coming. to. your. time sumi so it's gonna good to have you with us israel is celebrating seventy years of independence according to the hebrew calendar that anniversary began at sundown on wednesday to honor the moment founding father david ben-gurion announced the state of israel into existence the following year saw the jewish state of bitter odds with its arab neighbors bus prime minister benjamin netanyahu told crowds in jerusalem that real seeds of peace were beginning to sprout in the region . in a blaze of fire the menorah the symbol of the state of israel comes to life. was. with a colorful ceremony the country marked its independence day. seventy years since the jewish state was founded

so what did fidel castro do? he made it illegal to receive any kind of assistance or equipment from usaid. so when usaid sent to cuba alan gross and others to set up communication systems, which seems to us to be fine and normal, he was acting against cuban laws. the cubans caught him. they already knew what he was doing, but he needed alan gross as a pawn. since you have such good spice in your book, so this is kind of a spy story. so the cubans, we had picked up five cubans who had been spying in the united states. essentially what they've been doing or spying on exile organizations like brothers to the rescue, alpha 66, cuban american national foundation. and they received very long sentences in u.s. prisons. the cubans have been trying for a long time to get them out and they said okay, we are going to pick up alan gross, who wasn't a spy. he was an aid worker, and will put them in jail and he will be our pawn for giving the five spies or heroes as cuba calls them out of jail. eventually it worked. before oba

shortages g the island, fidel blamed the u.s. trade embargo. then in 2008, an ailing fidel officially handed the presidency to brother raul. raul oversaw a dramatic turn in u.s.-cuban relations: the two nations nounced the re- tablishment of diplomatic ties. in march 2016, then-president obama be in nearly 90 years to visit the island. months after fidel's death in november 2016, president trump rolled back some obama-era efforts to ease restrictio on u.s. businesses and travel to cuba. then-first vice president diaz- canel ot back, echoing fidel's defiance in a speech, saying, "cuba will not make concessions to its sovereignty and independence, nor negotiate its principles or accept the imposition of conditions." the trump administration also expelled 15 cuban diplomats, and cut staff at the u.s. embassy in havana by more than half. this, after 24 americans, including many diplomats, were stricken with mystery illnesses. today, raul blamed the trump administration for deteriorating u.s.-cuban relations. meanwhile in washington,

and for almost six decades cuba has been castro country fidel took power in the one nine hundred fifty nine revolution and handed down on to his brother raul ten years ago now this man began the us can and is taking the helm but will he leave cuba down a different path for. i'm sumi so let's go on that good to have you with us israel is celebrating seventy years of independence according to the hebrew calendar that anniversary began at sundown on wednesday to honor the moment the founding father david ben-gurion announced the state of israel into existence the following year saw the jewish state at better off with its arab neighbors but prime minister benjamin netanyahu told crowds in jerusalem that real seeds of peace were beginning to sprout in the reach him. in a blaze of fire the menorah the symbol of the state of israel comes to life. with a colorful ceremony the country marked it independence day. seventy years since the jewish state was founded in the middle east israelis celebrated the country's economic and cultural accomplishments. the event also marked israel's memorial day

fidel castro stepped down, rau came into place.he put in changes, creation of private sector, foreign investment, the opportunity for cubans to leave and come to the island. it doeesn't l so historic to the people. it's people talking about this dn big ways but they don't feel it in the day in aday out. >> brangham: do you have a sensof what this newresident and his emgence in power might mean foru.s.-cuba relations? >> president trump has taken a different stance from his predecessor about how to act and talk about cuba. this is a president who never fought in a revolution, was born a year after the revolution ended, so he's someone who foughtor the these are and the ideals of the revolution wiho the heritage of having been a guerilla, so i think he will have the less space to do the things hs predecessor did who bore the name of castro and wasa harder to pusk against. even rauÚl castro had pushback o some of the reforms he wanted to make. not everyone was happy about opening relations with the united states.ne so somho is his han

raul castro the new leader emphasizing the word continuity vowing to continue the revolution led by fidel castro more than sixty years ago also coming up eyewitnesses and they viral video now the suspect in an alleged anti-semitic attack has handed himself in to berlin police easy teenage asylum seeker who arrived in germany from syria in two thousand and fifteen. plus israel turns seventy as the nation celebrates its founding the prime minister calls on israelis to make sacrifices to ensure the country's future safety. it's good to have you with us tonight cuba has a new president and his name is not castro president miguel diaz condell was sworn in today and he promised to uphold the legacy of the country's revolution which was first led by fidel castro six decades ago the canal is the hand-picked successor to outgoing leader raul castro and critics are warning that any change beyond the name of the president looks tonight very unlikely. handing over the presidency but not complete power after almost sixty years of rule by the castro brothers cuba has a new leader mikhail diaz can now p

so we will be faithful to the legacy of fidel castro. also coming up on the day a popcorn the silver screen and a hollywood blockbuster welcome to saudi arabia. oh we begin the day in cuba viewing the window dressings of an orderly staged communist transfer of power today a man named miguel diaz canel became the new president of cuba the first man without the name castro to leave the island since the one nine hundred sixty s. it was then that fidel castro led a revolution that would for the rest of the twentieth century steer cuba into the arms of its communist comrades the soviet union and away from its closest neighbor the united states cuba much like berlin became a volatile even till of the cold war its hosting of soviet intermediate ballistic missiles in one thousand nine hundred sixty two brought washington and moscow the close as they have ever been to nuclear annihilation of the warming of relations under us president barack obama gave many hope that finally a democratic cuba could emerge but those hopes appear to have been dashe

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the last american to be with fidel before he died.and he was always very open and friendly with me i think in terms of his relationship to the united states. he had a he needed a strong defensive posture because the aggression focused on him was really really very severe i think it hurt the revolution i think that the revolution needed to be more flexible and he to be more flexible with the human rights that needed to be more flexible economically. and. to some degree pushed into inflexible position that he didn't come out of you saying it was a matter of. personality aging or was because of the pressure that his country was subjected to i think it's both. i think it's very very important to have a very very strong feedback loop when he was young was all over the island he was playing baseball with everybody. you know he certainly could do that towards the end. but every country needs to be corrected my country really needs to be corrected and you know that's the that's our work that's the work of false reporters some people say we're

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the new leader emphasizing the word continuity today, vowing to continue the revolution led by fidel castro more than 60 ears ago. also coming up, eyewitnesses and a viral video now the suspect in an anti-semitic attack has handed himself into berlin police. he is a teenage asylum seeker that arrived from germany -- to germany from syria. israel turns 70. as the nation celebrates its founding, the prime minister calls on israelis to make sacrifices to ensure the country's future safety. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff, it is good to have you with us. cuba has a new president, and his name is not castro. president miguel diaz-canel was sworn in today, and he will hold up the legacy of the country's revolution first led by fidel castro six decades ago. diaz-canel is the hand-picked successor to raul castro, and critics warn that any change beyond the name of the president looks tonight very unlikely. reporter: handing over the presidency but not complete power. after almost 60 years of rule of the castro brothers, cuba has a new leader, miguel could promise -- promise to the national assembly

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late 1950's, fidel castro's rebel army hid out here, protected by local peasants. "we loved fidel as h lpromised us td titles after the revolution won," he explains. "and he kept his word." he was among the first to receive his deeds. under district economic rules, the family must sellofheir entire ce harvest to the state.ra but president castro has eased some restrictions to allow cooperatives and private enterprise. >> the way of thinking is different now. the economic changesnder the revolution mean work has evolved for parents' era. now there is more flexibility. will: there is still almost no mechanization. everything is done by pickax, machete, and brute force. that lack of modernization and the u.s. economic embargo havemy held the eack. cuba has turned to tourism.it there can bee doubt that the cuban government intends to make tourism the driving force of the island's economy in the decades to come. but now even the most revolutionary of locations, like this, e iconic beach at the bay of pigs, cannot avoid the invasion of tourists. this is a popular spot fo

in 1959 from his brother fidel andonalized landholdings returned them to the rule poor. but today agriculture on the communist-run island is stagnant. e economy is turning to tourism instead, as will grant reports. will: these are the ideal microclimate for coffee production. in the late 1950's, fidel castro's rebel army hid out here, protected by local peasants. "we loved fidel as he promised us the land titles after the revolution won," he explains. "and he kept his word." he was among the first to receive his deeds. under district economic rules, the family must sell their entire coffee harvest to the state. but president raul castro has eased so restrictions to allow cooperatives and private enterprise. >> the way of thinking is different now. the economic changes under the revolution mean work has evolved for my parents' era. now there is more flexibility. noll: there is still almos mechanization. everything is done by pickax, machete,nd brute force. that lack of modernization and the u.s. economic embargo have held the economy back. cuba has turned to tourism. ther

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