heard about juan guaido. analyst andtant venezuelan -- oh, another one. >> [shouting] >> john bolton is sending 5000 troops to colombia. the u.s. is conducting a military intervention in venezuela. we do not want a coup. you are a puppet. you are a puppet. you are a puppet -- [laughter] >> it is the way to tell a. -- the way totalitarian people act. this lady should have raised her hand and explained her position, but she prefers this kind of action. fortunately for us, she is a lone. in venezuela they came by tens of people with guns, with sticks, and the situation should have been very different had we been in venezuela. a venezuelan analyst and thinker, an important one in who iston, asked me going to be the speaker of the national assembly. i told him juan guaido. and this guy who is very smart told me juan what? he has never heard of him. he has been living here a lot of time. juan guaido was not the most important opposition leader in venezuela. ce the national assembly, on the 2015 election was done, t

presidente guaido. you recognized him, the president recognized him, and millions took to the streets today in venezuela. tell me what's going on in that country and why it many important they have change. >> the people of venezuela suffered see much under the maduro regime it's amazing to think that 9 out of 10 venezuelans live in poverty. when we traveled in 2017 to colombia we met with refugees. a grandmother with her four grandchildren hard all the way across venezuela to go to colombia because she said it had gotten so bad in their small tune that the children had to rise at 4:00 in the morning to one ticket to buy a piece of bread that 4:00 in the afternoon. the maduro regime oppressed its people. it's become a haven for criminals and narco terrorists. the president has brought sanctions on officials in the maduro regime. we isolated the regime economically and diplomatically. today freedom broke out in venezuela with the recognition of the new interim president in juan guaido. a courageous man wh

juan guaidÓ: ya respondÍ y le dije que por supuesto que no. miente hasta con lo dice la verdad.iÓn de que maduro salga de venezuela. la entrevista completa la van a poder ver en janiott pm a travÉs de toda nuestra plataformas. jorge: seguimos con el tema de venezuela. el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro estÁ tratando de cerrar filas ante el reto de la oposiciÓn y el reconocimiento que ha recibido juan guaidÓ como presidente interino de venezuela el fiscal general acusÓ la asamblea nacional controlada por la oposiciÓn de desacato, y como nos informa francisco receta desde caracas los jefe militares dicen que continÚan apoyando a maduro. francisco: son pronunciamientos militares, uno detrÁs del otro, todos en respaldo del gobernante nicolÁs maduro. >> le profesamos nuestra lealtad y subordinaciÓn absoluta. francisco: oficiales de alto mando o y el ministro de la defensa que se muestran en televisiÓn sin fisuras aparente anunciando golpe de estado y indicando nicolÁs maduro como presidente. >> se lleva a cabo un golpe de estado contra la instituci honra la democracia y nuestra lentitud. f

fritsch that was juan guaido -- trish: that was juan guaido.states recognize as venezuela's president in my very first american television interview that was on this program last night. guaido is promising to do everything he can for the five american hostages trapped inside the socialist dictatorship. you heard from the two daughters about their father, tomeu vadell held in squalor in a prison in venezuela where sources tell me these men being held prisoner, they lost 50 pounds each. now we hear from a man work to to help free these prisoners from maduro's clutches. mr. randy branson. good to have you back on the program. >> thank you for what you are doing for venezuela. trish: are you hopeful? >> i'm very hopeful. there were more protests in the street. and they are growing in strength, i think. juan guaido is getting more international recognition. the key will be the military. will they follow the advice and consent of the legitimate government? you have two power struggles going on between maduro and guaido. my only concern is the safety

diplomatic personnel, the national assembly and president guaido. this would signify a grave assault on the rule of law and will be met with a significant response. now, let me give the floor to steven mnuchin who will describe the sanctions we're imposing. secretary mnuchin: thank you. today treasury took action against venezuela's state owned oil company to help prevent the further diversion of venezuela's assets by former president maduro. the united states is holding accountable those responsible for venezuela's tragic decline. we will continue to use all of our diplomatic and economic tools to support interim president guaido, the national assembly and the venezuelan people's efforts to restore democracy. it is used for corruption, for venezuelan officials and businessman. will s sanctions of pdvsa preserve these assets for the people of venezuela where they belong. the path to sanctions relife for pdvsa is through the expeditious transfer of control to the interim president, or a subsequent democraticcally elected government. who is committed

the us, together with many other nations, is recognising mr guaido as interim president and vowing toff the existing government's source of revenue. that could take the form of further sanctions according to president trump. venezuela already faces various restrictions on accessing us financial markets. but not, so far, on its vital oil industry. oil makes up 95% of venezuela's revenue and the us is the biggest customer. more than half of that revenue, though, goes straight back out again to service debts. venezuelans already face spiralling prices for everyday goods. the international monetary fund predicts inflation will rise to 10 million percent this year. it's already at 1.3 million percent. the government introduced a new currency last year — the sovereign bolivar — knocking five zeros off the existing currency to mask the effects of inflation. but it has already slumped to more than 630 to the us dollar. carlos pascual is a former us diplomat and economic affairs analyst. he spoke to the bbc at the world economic forum in davos about the scale of the crisis facing venezuela. i

promised guaido for mililitary aid.hat i is going to b be implemed in the following dayays accordig to guaido. we will see how that plays out as well. carl: pressure ramping up. thank you. in indonesia authorities say floods and landslides have killed 59 people. heavy rain pounded the south province, causing rivers to burst their banks. thousands have been forced to flee. that country's disaster management agency said many are still missing. reporter: the high wawater mark could already be behind them but the danger has far from suicided -- subsided. 3000 were forced to leave their homes as rivers burst their banks and hillsides gave way. flooding is hardly a rarity during monsoon season, but residedents say they were caught unawares. >> the water started to rise here,hen a nearby river burst its banks. afteter 10 m minutes, the waters a meter and a half high. we didn't expect it. reporter: emergency shelters have been erected in local mosques. the military has been deployed throughout the island. their first challenge,

>>colombia reconoce a juan guaido como presidente de venezuela.nocieron como el legÍtimo presidente de venezuela incluyendo estados unidos. apoyando totalmente a venezuela desde estados unidos. >>he recibido romper relaciones diplomÁticas y polÍticas con el gobierno imperialista de los estados unidos. >> luego el presidente donald trump declarÓ. al preguntarle sobre lo que podrÍa hacer estados unidos dijo que todas las opciones estÁn sobre la mesa. desde el interior de laang wei dos se encuentra como invitado pidiÓ que todos los jefes de misiones mantengan su presencia en el paÍs y desconocer cualquier orden que contradiga eso. a esta hora el mundo tiene los ojos puestos en venezuela. m >>para hablarnos mÁs sobre este tema le damos la bienvenida a un analista polÍtico y profesor de santa clara university. hemos visto lo que estÁ sucediendo y que sigue para este paÍs? >>en los prÓximos dÍas va a haber una gran negocios-detrÁs de puertas para ver desde quÉ punto los militares apoyan de un bando o del otro, los militares son los que tienen la decisiÓ

juan guaido? >> it's a very unusual step. i think it may be warranted in these extreme circumstances where the government there is so plainly illegitimate, the elections have been fraudulent. it's essentially turned into a dictatorship that is repressing its people. so i support the recognition of the opposition and certainly supporting the people of venezuela. but i do have to say i'm profoundly concerned with whether this administration has the capacity to think through the consequences of what it has just done. it, of course, means that it throws into question venezuelan assets in this country. it poses very thorny questions about venezuelan representatives in the united states, to the united nations. and we to make sure we protect our diplomats there and they don't become pawns in this struggle. >> i was going to ask you that. obviously, president maduro said he wants to see all u.s. diplomats out. he's given them a 72-hour deadline. u.s. is not responding to that. he's done that to other countries also who have joined th

president juan guaido is our president.of venezuelans demonstrating every day and what's going on? latin american companies are supporting that. we appreciate brazil, ecuador, among others and the u.s., and european countries. that is what you're seeing now. people desperately trying to survive. >> trish: there are a few times when you can look up and say we are on the right side of history. this is something you can feel really good about as an american, to know that we are there trying to help all of you. can i ask, why did you end up in prison? by the way, we just saw a picture of you. you are the tall guy in the yellow jumpsuit. then, we saw a picture of you hugging, i assume your parents on your way out. why were you in, and how did you get out? >> i was put to legally imprison, like many other venezuelans, for exercising my constitutional rights. i was helping organize a petition drive to recall maduro. i was in 2016. what we saw is how we helped so many venezuelans have been treated, just in the last two years, more

bank accounts to guaido.get more on this we want to bring in our correspondent oscar schlenker on the story for us tonight in caracas. good evening to you, oscar. what is the purpose of these moves against juan guaido, and will they really have any effect? oscar: well, there is really no surprise some actions from the attorney general were going to take place. over the past two days he has called and canceled press conferences where journalists were expected to hear an order of arrest against guadio. but today the attorney general stopped short of calling for his arrest. from the reaction in the last few days, we can predict there is a lot of -- within maduro's government and precaution as well. not only to corruption but human rights violations which are being investigated. the effect this will have is anybody's guess. because threats and worries are being thrown around. we have seen few actions other than diplomatic and political ones take place at this moment. brent: and there has been a response from juan

asking them to recognize juan guaido? sec. pompeo: we think every country ought to recognize the constitutional leader of venezuela, and that is who the united states has concluded juan guaido is, the interim president of venezuela. we think every country ought to recognize the venezuelan constitution and the demands of the venezuelan people. whether mexico, uruguay, or any country, we can ultimately have a free and fair election in venezuela where the voices of the venezuelan people who under the maduro regime have been starved, an enormous medical and humanitarian situation. in colombia, over a million refugees have fled the horrors of the maduro regime. we think every country should take steps to achieve that and not side with this cruel dictator in venezuela who has devastation.h tha mr. secretary, a lot of people are concerned about the diplomats who were down there. would you tell us what you are prepared to do if tomorrow when a 72 hour deadline passes, say the venezuelans cut up electricity and water, or tried to go in

. >> reconocen a juan guaidÓ como se presidente en una jornada histÓrica, los militares reprimen a laÓn, provocando muertos y heridos. buenas tardes, donald trump reconoce a juan guaidÓ como presidente interino de venezuela y asegura que todas las opciones para la libertad de esa naciÓn, estÁn sobre la mesa, en respuesta maduro expulsa a las diplomÁticos estadounidenses, esta es nuestra principal noticia, ademÁs este miÉrcoles. ♪ ♪ >> el plan de fuga emma coronel y los hijos del "chapo" guzmÁn habrÍan orquestado la fuga del "chapo" guzmÁn por un tÚnel del penal del altiplano en mÉxico, asÍ lo declarÓ hoy en el juicio el licenciado, mientras la esposa del narcotrÁfico escuchaba muy serÍa las acusaciones. reencuentro agridulce, somos testigos del emotivo reencuentro de vÍctor con su pequeÑo hijo, el hondureÑo deportado que perdiÓ una pierna y un brazo al ser atropellado por la bestia, buscara refugio en otro paÍs porque teme por su vida. >> rÉcord de tequila, las ventas de tequila se disparan en el 2018 con la venta de mÁs de 220 millones de litros, el 80% de todo el tequila producido e

it's why we said we presented credentials to interim president guaido. we recognize him as the legitimate president. he asked us to stafmente we made very clear to what's left of the maduro regime that we hold them responsible and we take their commitment to do that very seriously. reporter: what is your assessment of the relationship between maduro and his military? do you support is fracturing? do you believe the russians are playing any kind of role in trying to support the military? mr. bolton: our assessment based on numerous contacts on the ground is the rank and file of the military is acutely aware of the desperate economic conditions in the country. and we think they look for ways to support the national assembly government. we think the junior officer ranks and the mid-level officer ranks are the same. and we are also aware of significant contacts between general officers of the venezuelan military and supporters of the national assembly. so you may have seen a statement last week by the defense minister vladimir padrino,ing flanked by a number

freedom fighter juan guaido. and we'll have reaction from florida congressman matt gaetz and historian doug wead. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. tonight my interview with the freedom fighter leading his country to democracy. amid massive protests in the streets of venezuela. assembly leader juan guaido swears himself in as president of convenience amidst matsive cheers from the people. tonight in his first television interview, juan guaido, the man the united states and the rest of the free world recognizes as president of venezuela. >> thank you, trish, thank you. thank you to your audience and greetings. trish: ways happening right now in venezuela? >> in venezuela we have a movement for freedom for democracy we have worked and a cry niced to build through mama joart protests and elections and ally ourselves with the world that recognize the fight for democracy in venezuela. tomorrow we'll have a big protest sat date and national parliament. we have passed the protection of assets in the case of pdvs

therefore, we believe that juan guaidÓ is the right man to take venezuela forward and we will recognizehim as constitutional interim president if new elections are not announced within eight days. we should today all stand together against the tyranny of nicolas maduro and his support democraticmate forces in venezuela. venezuela can and must recover from the depths of its current despair. end too, it needs an tyranny, and in to corruption, and an urgent return to freedom, democracy, and the rule of law. this security council must make it clear and urgently help pave the way to a brighter future for has souela that maduro culpably ruined. sec. pompeo: good morning. on behalf of president trump and the american people, i want to thank the foreign minister and counsel for scheduling this meeting. my former colleague, ambassador haley, lobbied for a year to get the council to address venezuela, but her pleas fell on deaf ears. you know why it is overdue. take a 37-year-old construction worker weeping over the tiny coffin of his deceased infant son who died of starvation. such scenes of mis

and the free world recognize juan guaido as venezuela's real president. i will talk to national security advisor john bolton. we'll get his take on how this could become the next cold war. right here in the western hemisphere. here tonight, sean spicer, ben stein, and many more. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking right now. socialist dictator nicolas maduro lashing out at the u.s., cozying up to russia as he attempts to cling to power in venezuela. this after juan guaido swore himself in and was backed by the rest of the free world as that country's rightful leader following massive protests in the streets of caracas. maduro stole the previous election. he locked up and tortured anyone trying to unseat him. juan guaido who according to his own country's constitution is the rightful leader. venezuela is ordering american diplomats in venezuela to return home to the u.s. immediately. and declaring they must leave in the next 47 hours. tonight as this rogue social why it dictator continues to lose his grip on power he's running straight into

diplomatic personnel, the national assembly and president guaido.roups will signify a gave assault on the rule of law and will be met with a significant response. now let me give the floor to steve mnuchin that will describe the sanctions we're imposing. >> thank you. today treasury took action against venezuela's state-owned oil companies to help prevent the further diversion of venezuela's assets by former president maduro. the united states is holding accountable those responsible for venezuela's tragic decline. we will continue to use all of our diplomatic and economic tools to support interim president guaido, the national assembly and the venezuelan's people's efforts to restore their democracy. the oil company has long been a vehicle for embezzlement, corruption, for venezuelian officials and businessmen. today the designation will help prevent further diversion of venezuelan's assets by maduro and will preserve the assets for the people of venezuela where they belong. the path to sanctions relief for the oil company is through the transfer o

. >> protestan en contra del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro, el lÍder de la asamblea juan guaido se declarÓnte de venezuela, juan guaido, hoy en caracas fue declarado presidente provisional. >> algunas de estas protestas que ocurrieron en el Área de la bahÍa. >> para los prÓximos dÍas se esperan condiciones agradables en el Área de la bahÍa. >> gabriela nos va a contar mÁs. >> queremos reportar condiciones secas para que deje casa, vemos que el resto de la semana laboral 53 para san josÉ, el viento se mantiene con algo de fuerza desde el norte pero ha mantenido las temperaturas del lado templado sobre todo por el sistema de alta presiÓn instalado en nuestra regiÓn, veremos el incre incremento en los prÓximos dÍas, dejÉ el paraguas en casa este fin de semana, para las prÓximas horas si sale a san josÉ tenga temperaturas frescas, la noche habrÁ descenso en el termÓmetro, vamos a ver condiciones secas que se mantendrÁn el fin de semana, veremos incremento de nubosidad pero veremos ausencia de lluvia asÍ que me parece para tem temperaturas agradables, maÑana estaremos en los 66, 62 para oakland

el gobierno estarÍa tratando de desprestigiar a guaidÓ. anÁlisis psiquiátrico del ministro jorge rodrÍguez en televisiÓn tratando de decir que mintiÓ tras tener una reuniÓn. >> es un signo de mentira. >> y todo en base a una entrevista exclusiva donde preguntaba por esta regla. iciÓ guaidÓ: no. >> el ministro rodrÍguez insistÍa una y otra vez. diosdado: cuando la seÑora chan yo le haces la pregunta, deja de pestaÑear, mantiene fija la mirada. >> mostrÓ un vÍdeo de una cÁmara de seguridad de un motel en caracas. y mostraba a un hombre con el rostro cubierto, como el presidente guaidÓ un dÍa antes de la marcha. intenciÓn mentiros >> y es que la palabra diÁlogo es casi un pecado. guaidÓ: mÁs nerviosos están ellos, por cierto. >> y muchos seguidores se lo estÁn tomando a bromas, son incontables los memes de personas ocultando los rostros con una capucha. mentiras, verdades y vÍdeos, toda una trama con esta supuesta reuniÓn en un intento por fracturar de nuevo la unidad opositora y desprestigiar al presidente interino. enrique: cambiamos de tem

what is the state of discussion between juan guaido and president maduro or between juan guaido and theeader of the venezuelan armed forces? >> so, first, in venezuela, we don't have two presidents. we have one president. and maduro is claiming to be our president. regarding the armed forces, at this point, maduro only has that support. that's the only support that maduro has at this point. we approve at the national assembly a law, a new law, last week to convey all the civilians and the military officers to turn away from the dictatorship and hand, give their hands to the democracy and the respect of the human rights. so, that law is to guarantee immunity to apply guarantees for those military officers that work with us in order to restore democracy. at this point, mr. maduro has also responsibility of what's going on in venezuela. i heard what matuduro said last day, address, i think, blaming the u.s. for any violent scene that can happen in venezuela. but the only responsibility in venezuela is going to be from maduro. >> senator menendez said he found it interesting and very indica

guaido? >> well, it would certainly continue to strengthen them, but the european union giving a space of a week for the government to accept there would be new elections is important because it allows time for negotiations. and another thing that they really must consider is -- and that makes this more complicated is what guarantees will they give to the governing party to continue to participate in the supporters to have a political life in a future venezuela? >> well, let's take it back a step here. mr. guaido, he's 35 years old. he's planning a massive rally next week. how did this relative unknown become an opposition figure with heft? >> well, he kind of rose up to the top of his party because many of the older leaders were exiled or imprisoned so it came down to him. but it's been -- he's given a miraculous sort of sign of hope to many people and he's exerted his leadership and his communication skills. i think his coalition building skills in a very savvy way. so that he is proving to

a maduro >> mientras en barrios chavistas tapa cansados de tanta hambre y repiten su apoyo a juan guaidÓ>> buenas tardes, washington exige seguridad para juan guaiÓo y ofrece 20 millones de dÓlares en ayuda humanitaria para el pueblo de venezuela, maduro responde con el cierre de envasadas y consuladoss en estados unidos esta es nuestra principal noticia, ademÁs este jueves. acuerdo en camino, a Última hora reas parecen mÁs cerca de uuerdo tempgobierno el presidente trump pone como condiciÓn un pago inicial para la construcciÓn del muro, peros. lÍne le niegan la visa, estados unidos le cierra la puerta al actor que interpreta affai ferÍa pesar de las cartas e invitaciones, el joven se queda frustrado y con las maletas listas >> cero basura, una joven mexicana demuestra que se puede vivir sin llenar de basura el planeta, en estados unidos cada persona genera mÁs de 4 libras de basura en la tierra y ocÉanos >> noticias telemund pero antes nos vamos a venezuela que es incertidumbre y expectativa tras las protestas historia. >> histÓricas de miles de venezolanos de todo el mundo y la proclam

la respuesta es nicolÁs maduro y juan guaidÓ. ¿ ya lo ven?l poder del presidente juan orlando hernÁndez estas peticiones han aumentado un 2500%. muchos migrantes culpan a la violencia pero tambiÉn hay quie culpa al gobierno. juan hablÓ con ellos >> en el Último aÑ en el ultimo hondureÑos que ingresaron a mÉxico se triplicÓ, en su mayorÍa son personas dispuestas a dejar atrÁs lo poco que tienen para salvar su vida. >> es una ruta de dolor y muerte >> para el presidente de honduras son mayores los riesgos de quienes deciden unirse a las caravanas los migrantes aseguran que el verdadero peligro es quedarse en casa >> mi hermano me dijo lo mejor es que no se metan con gente, si les dijeron que se vayan, es mejor que lo hagan antes de terminar muerto. >> es un misionero que huyÓ por la violencia, dice que su predica cristiana molestaba a los lÍderes campesinos. segÚn cifras en 2018, 29600 extranjeros solicitaron refugio en mÉxico. el 46% fueron hondureÑos >> esta movilizaciÓ estan irreg fue organizada con fines polÍticos, para afectar la gobernabi

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diplomatic personnel, the national assembly and president guaido. violence against these groups would signify a grave assault on the rule of law and will be met with a significant response. now let me give the floor to steven mnuchin, who will describe the sanctions that we're imposing. >> thank you. today, treasury took action against venezuela's state-owned oil company to help prevent the further diversion of venezuela's assets by former president maduro. the united states is holding accountable those responsible for venezuela's tragic decline. we will continue to use all of our diplomatic and economic tools to support interim president guaido, the national assembly and the venezuelan people's efforts to restore their democracy. that company has long been a vehicle for embezzlement, for corruption, for venezuelan officials and businessmen. today's designation will help prevent further diversion of venezuela's assets by maduro and will preserve these assets for the people of venezuela where they belong. the path to sanctions relief is through the e

we have juan guaido as the sworn interim president.as he is the interim president of venezuela and january 5th he was sworn in as speaker of the national assembly. he has assumed all of the powers attributed to him by the constitution. he swore to fulfill all of the obligations entrusted to him by the constitution and amongst the responsibilities he as the speaker of the assembly is to assume the presidency of the venezuela when there is a vacuum of power. just to give you an america, in the american context, if you don't have a president or vice president in the united states, the speaker of the house is the one who takes power. it's the same in venezuela. so juan guaido's position is consistent with our constitution. he had no other choice. it wasn't about accepting it or not. this is a direct mandate ordered by the constitution. it is something that is automatically implemented when there is no president the president of the national assembly or speaker of the national assembly automatically assumes the presidency. this is establish

juan guaido has been trying to persuade army generals by offering them amnesty. reporter: in a show of solidarity, venezuela's president nicholas maduro joined soldiers for morning drills. he also took part in militarary maneuvers and tendedd to display government strength. >> i i am calling on all members of our armed forces to show maximum unity and discipline. be ready to repel thee imperialist's coup attempt. reporter: regular citizens delivered military personnel and offer of amnesty from opposition leader and self-declared president juan guaido. at numerous barricade, the letter was burned or torn up. meanwhile, juan guaido attended a church service to remember t e dozens of people who have lost their lives in recent days. he says he's ready to negotiate but only if certain conditions are met. >> an end to this illegitimate government, and transitional government and the promise of free elections, that is what the people of venezuela are demanding. reporter: later, guaido call for fresh protesests at home and abroad to take place later this week. [speaking

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opposition leader juan guaido, he has declared himself president.hat more can you tell us about that? ososcar: juan guaiaido is a congressman in our parliliament that was elected in 2015. this last month he became president of the national assembly, parliament. parliament has been declared as the only democratically elected body by many countries. they are asking to be the next in command after calling maduro a usurper. they enacted a law calling maduro a usurper last year, but it was not until he was sworn in as a new term in president that would actually make him a usurper, because they were against the elections held in may, which had a lot of failures, and they called it a fraud. so right now we're seeing ourselves in a conundrum of who to call president here in venezuela. brent: oscar, is it possible to say who actually holds the power in the country? i mean, who o is in control of e military right now? oscar:r: nicolas maduro is inn control l of the high military ththe hi commamand of the military. and there has been a break in command for man

meantime, guaido, the opposition guy, gave his first u.s. business network. he said he's optimistic about the future of his country. >> we're sure that we are starting to change, this is the last chapter of change, the last chapter of nightmare for many citizens that were forced to migrate, leave their country. now we're waking up to dreams of a prosperous venezuela. >> shepard: guaido with trish regan. now to steve harrigan live in venezuela, caracas. >> shepard: shepard, it was a well-organized demonstration, two hours, small scale. come out of your office and said you don't want maduro as president anymore and go back to your office or back home. the question is where are the protests going to lead to? guaido, the opposition leader doesn't feel like he can bring the people out on the streets every day. they're planning another major rally for saturday. where is the push going to come from? guaido says he's optimistic he got an important presidential call today from president trump backing democracy here in venezuela. we're seeing nicholas

nacional >>> esto segÚn el observatorio venezolano de conflictividad social >>> el diputado juan guaidÓmpetencias del ejecutivo nacional. como el presidente encargado. >> la marcha en apoyo terminÓ en enfrentamientos entre guardias y civiles. >> picante y nos quitan la respiraciÓn. >> libertad!. >> bombas que no son normales que no sÉ de donde las traen. >> apura bomba. nos vamos para allÁ para dÓnde estÁ la guardia, nos venimos para acÁ. >> sangre, gases y piedras volvieron a vestir las calles de venezuela sus habitantes solo piden libertad >>> ademÁs de la fuerza aplicada el gobierno rompiÓ relaciones con estados unidos >>> y sancionarÁ a diputados de la asamblea nacional. >> dÁndole 72 horas para que abandonen el paÍs todo el personal diplomÁtico >>> y cÓnsul aro. >> siguiendo con este tema el presidente interino y jefe de la asamblea nacional venezolana desautorizÓ a nicolÁs maduro. >> en una carta publicada vÍa twitter, pidiÓ a las embajadas mantener su presencia en el paÍs y desconocer cualquier otra orden o disposiciÓn que contradiga ese propÓsito asÍ como el respeto de sus inmun

, con nicolÁs maduro gobernador de venezuela estÁ reaccionando a esa proclamaciÓn del presidente guaido pueblo bolivariano gobernando, dirigiendo los destinos de la naciÓn. que son mayorÍa, que somos alegrÍa, que somos el pueblo de hugo chÁvez frÍas. por eso importante multiplicar la verdad, nosotros venimos de la calle, del pueblo profundo, este palacio presidencial llegamos llegamos hace 20 aÑos con el voto del pueblo. y a este palacio presidencial hemos estado y estaremos con los votos del pueblo que el Único que ligue presidente constitucional en venezuela, sÓlo el pueblo puede, sólo el pueblo quita. somos una fuerza popular que ha dado una batalla inmensa desde amÉrica latina por abrir un camino pacÍfico, electoral, legal, constitucional, para los cambios profundos, para los cambios progresistas, para los cambios revolucionarios, que nuestra amÉrica. borja: escuchamos la primera palabra del gobernante nicolÁs maduro luego de la proclamaciÓn de juan guaido. dice que ellos son los Únicos que han llegado al poder. >> minutos despuÉs el gobierno de donald trump reconociÓ a juan guaido

venezuela is governor to -- is governed by guaido who is not a state terror.nk we are describing attributes to this -- this is not one guy taking over for another. he is the interim president of the constitution. he has said very clearly his job is number one, help the situation. i believe he will ask for international support and we should be part of delivering that. he wants to conduct new the 45 days so there can be a transition to a legitimately constitutionally elected president. process of begin the rallying support for reconstruction of the country. we should be supportive of all of that. this is not a transition from maduro regime to a guaido long-term situation. he is the interim president, he has made that clear. his job is to help his country transition back to order. kevin: you recently were elected to be chairman of the senate small business committee. there was a reuters report back in november about the pe's role in venezuela. you and your colleagues wrote to the administration about zte's involvement in venezuela. have you heard back from the a

nicolas maduro has reacted to the support by the united states to guaido by breaking all political andlomatic relationships with washington and the united states so far stood firm and say they still recognize guaido and are still waiting for democracy to be restored here in caracas. christine, dave. >> thank you so much. china's economy slowing and it will still overtake the united states as the world's top retail market for the very first time. retail sales in china will reach more than $5.6 trillion this year, about 100 billion more than in the united states. chinese population growing wealth and online sales have driven the boon. but chinese consumers are feeling the effects of the country's slowing economy and the ongoing trade war. retail sales growth is expected to weaken to 7.5%. that is still really big growth, but that is weaker. this year overall china's economy expected to pass the united states overall now by 2030. many economists say once china overtakes the u.s. as retail market and overall economy, that would be -- i mean it will always be the -- the united states will n

and now we know it is juan guaido.an you talk about the conflicts within the opposition and how open the u.s. has been in trying to institute regegime chchange n venezuela? yeah, no, it was astonishing. on generate 23rd, i don't think anyone expected the rapid cascade of events list of a man, first in the morning the united states announces it would assibly recognize guaido as legitimate president. then about 15 minutes later, that is what guaido, he was swearing in as president. minunutes after that, you have a confirmation from the white house and the organization of .merican states incredibly aggressive these last three years. then the cascade of other countries. the level of coordination suggests powerfully this could not have been very spontaneous. but it is not just that it comes from the last two weeks or even in january. this is now about a year and a half's worth look, if we look at it, hang the foundation for the groundwork for precisely what happened january 23. after the election, after 2017 when there was

in recognizing opposition leader guaido as president.ther nations are stressing support for maduro. president trump implied the u.s. is ready to use the terry force to oppose maduro -- use military force to oppose maduro. >> are you considering a military option for venezuela? pres. trump: we are not considering anything come but all options are on the table. all options always. all options are on the table. amy: venezuela is facing a staggering economic crisis caused in part by falling oil prices and brought u.s. sanctions. we will have more on the crisis unfolding in venezuela after headlines. on capitol hill, the senate is poised to take up two bills today that would end the partial government shutdown, the longest in u.s. history, now in its 34th day. one would grant president trump's demand for 5.7 billion dollars in border wall funding. a democratic bill would fund the government through february at -- through februarary 8 without funding the wall. both are expected to fail. of contractillions workers and some 800,000 federal worke

juan guaido is already head of venezuela's national assembly. last week, the assembly declared president maduro illegitimate. today, he was sworn in as interim president. and shortly afterwards, the us released this statement saying... take a look at these updates that have come in. countries in south america have followed the us to recognise juan guaido as interim president. columbia, paraguay, peru recognising this man. overnight, four people died in clashes between protestors and the police. and today, tens of thousands are taking part. police have fired tear gas at protesters. and they are marching on a symbolic date. today marks the anniversary of the uprising in 1958 that overthrew the military dictator marcos perezjimenez. different scenes for supporters of president maduro, who have also turned out. the political context is that earlier this month, the president began a second term, but the opposition disputed the result. the economic context can be illustrated by this bbc video of a supermarket a couple of months ago. in the last three