who did henriques capriles stress most in his interview today? what stood out the most to you?what he said is that these olive branches that the government has extended to the opposition, he says are hollow. that they are not opening up true dialogue. what they'll do is they'll take a picture of me shaking hands with nicolas maduro, and everything is fine, and nothing will change your. there's a sense of a stalemate. there's a radical wing of the opposition, and you have henriques capriles and others on the peaceful side looking for a peaceful resolution, and now, never the twain shall meet. the opposition is divided and the government is not willing to talk to either side of the opposition. it's hard to see where progress will come. >> as you say divisions a clear with the opposition. it seems like an enormous majority. every night there seems to be a protest that turns to violence. do any of the opposition leaders have hope over the troops that peaceful. >> i think they do. the problem you have is you have henriques capriles and his ilk calling for a peaceful resolution, and

henriques capriles . >> scrambling for clues in the missing malaysia airlines flight as the world wonders how they lost track of an entire plane. ukraine tries to hold off russian troops as pro-russian sentiments spreads. michael jordan is wealthy, but other retired athletes are going bankrupt in droves. and can the government step in and stop sea world's main attraction. i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". here is more on what is ahead. >> there was no distress signal. >> two men flying with stolen passports. >> all protocols have been complied with. >> i'll never give up hope. >> any attempt by russia it lig mice an illegal referendum will require us to respond by retch eting up the pressure. >> crimea is and should remain a part of ukraine. >> venezuela had more than five weeks of protests. there are concerns it could get out of control. >> it's politically motivated. it's a direct attack on sea world. >> we begin with the mystery of malaysia airlines flight 370. more than three countries have been involved in a land and sea search from a plane that took off from kuala lumpur

jesus henrique-marte. housing units they now occupy are divided by a glassed in recreation area. though they're not supposed to communicate, they sometimes get away with it, when either one is in the rec area. >> we know sign language and they don't know what we're talking about. they trying to messed up with our head. it don't really matter. >> henrique-marte has been known to violate other jail rules, as well. such as jamming the lock on his food court door so he can open it at will. >> that's how we get to see the tv. more comfortable than standing up. there's a lot of people that do it. i ain't the only one. >> we have to get something to pry it out or get the lock smith to come back, take the lock apart. >> push the pin all the way in. >> what is it? >> it was a piece of pen in there. >> a piece of pen? >> yeah. >> see if you can get that out. >> you pushed it all the way inside. >> oh, i did that? >> you could have just taken it out and closed it right back up. i could get it out but he just pushed i

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as he was scheduled to speak, henriques capriles, who nearly won the presidential elections last year, and until recently was the leader of the opposition abandoned the rally. >> translation: nicolas maduro, if you resign you'll open a path to peace for venezuelans. >> a letter written from prison by leopoldo lopez calling for president nicolas maduro's immediate resignation and threatening to bring millions on to the streets seemed to signal the blacking point. the split is between moderates that want to change your the government in the ballot box and the hardliners who argue it cannot wait. >> translation: it is our right to demand the president's resist iing nation. we'll fight, because this can't continue. not to be outdone, students supporting the government marched to the presidential palace. >> translation: i repeat my invitation to the opposition to accept the call for dialogue. they refuse. they think if time passes the government will fall. but the opposition is split on negotiating with nicolas maduro. in a statement henriques capriles said it was time to get off the stree

opposition leader henriques capriles tells al jazeera that the government won't last. in thailand the prime minister has no plans to step down. thousands of her supporters set to rally. plus, brain drain - why so many of britain's up and coming black film makers are packing up and heading overseas. >> the situation in ukraine's semiautonomous crimia region appears to be getting appears. the pro-russian leader has taken control of the police. and asked vladimir putin for help. unidentified soldiers are on the streets, guarding roads leading to the parliament building. al jazeera's hoda abdel-hamid is in the crimea capital. it's after seven in the morning there. new developments to report in that area around parliament. >> yes, certainly something that wasn't there yesterday as of midnight. today what you have is you have a row of men dressed in civilian, with orange and black insignia indicating that there's an allegiance to russia. behind them are men in military fatigue, carrying weapons. now, we have been asking who are the men. we haven't been getting a straight ans

i asked henrique kapriles what he thinks, and here is what he had to say about it. >> i wouldn't want that. but i also don't think it's the same case. ukraine, syria, egypt. it's hard to compare. they're different cases, different cultures, different customs. i think we are entering a crucial moment. we are waiting to see if there's a shift in the government's position or attitude. will they continue further repression or do they really want the peace they are preaching about on tv? >> and what capriles said can we would like to have a dialogue, an honest conversation. six months ago the government was calling him an assassin. it's difficult to sit down with the two sides, there's not a lot of room it sounds like for an honest, sober negotiation for how to move forward and get past this critical phase as he calls it, tony. >> paul, we talk about a rift in the opposition, we can't do that without mentioning the other leader in the opposition, leopoldo lopez. the contrast between him and en kerry kay capriles. lopez is looking for a heavier resistance to the government. not in support o

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henriques capriles, who nearly won the presidential elections, and until recently was the leader of the opposition abandoned the rally. >> translation: if you resign, open the path to peace... >> they called for nicolas maduro's resignation, and threatened to bring millions out on to the streets. it seemed to signal the breaking point. the split is between moderates who wanted to change your through the pallet box. >> it is our right to demand the president's resignation. and we'll continue. >> not to be outdone, students supporting the government marched through the house. >> i repeat, my invitation to the opposition to accept my call without conditions. they refused. if time passes, the government will fall. >> the opposition is split on negotiating. in a statement henriques capriles said it was time to get off the streets and go into poor neighbourhoods. on this day of protest his words fell on fresh ears. >> behind me you see masked men waiting for the riot police to come down and stop them from blogging the road. >> translation: we are here to take a stand and we are prepared to fi

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opposition leader henriques capriles tells al jazeera that the government won't last. in thailand the prime minister has no plans to step down. thousands of her supporters set to rally.

henriques capriles . >> scrambling for clues in the missing malaysia airlines flight as the world wondersow they lost track of an entire plane. ukraine tries to hold off russian troops as pro-russian sentiments spreads. michael jordan is wealthy, but other retired athletes are going bankrupt in droves. and can the government step in and stop sea world's main attraction. i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". here is more on

made an appalling joke about the man he barely beat in an election calling him chucky lucky, saying henriques capriles was sexually assaulted by a guerilla whilst visiting africa and lucky to survive. it's almost impossible to believe this stuff. >> president nicolas maduro is prisoner of the venezuelan armed forces. from there you can extrapolate what the next circumstances would be. if they do not raise their voices, it is a time to tell people who use the door of democracy to kidnap the institutions and set up the scenario for the re-elections under the name of 21st century socialism. i do not understand what that means. so, the social responsibility of the world is to keep up the values. now, i encourage the young people, men and women of venezuela, not to stimulate violence, but don't silence your voice. use all the mediums and i hope that the leaders of the world will rise their voice in the name of democracy, because the voices of democracy are much louder than the tanks of ukraine, and much louder than the dictators or the governments in the region. >> former peruvian president. we ap

. >> does the opposition have to coalesce around a set of issues, then there is henrique capriles. for this movement really gain the kind of traction that could potentially change the lives of venezuelans? >> i think that's ultimately the direction they would need to go, yes, to identify basic principles and head towards them. there are other opposition leaders too, maria corina machado. they have to speak with one voice and define what they are speaking for. there are basic principles they have already enunciated, country is to -- one is to get leopoldo lopez out of jail. there are basic principles consistent with democracy that i think the protesters have already called for. you're right they need to yufnt aroununifyaround a basic set. >> thank you. >>> russia is calling for a national unity deal even as it tightens its grip on crimea. solutions while in the capitol of kiev. the new government is urging the russians to get out. phil itner reports. >> the ukrainian government is urging the russians to leave but at the same time trying to shore up the nation's damaged economy. the

henriques capriles, the opposition leader, boycotted peace talks called by nicolas maduro. he doesn't want a coup but believes the crisis will get worse. >> translation: i believe we need to create the conditions for change. it has had problems. beyond the problems it had grave problems in governing. have you an economic crisis that will start a political crisis. this political crisis. let's say it is trying to cover its eyes, trying to hear about its problems. the crisis will reach such proportio proportions. it must fix the problem pore go. >> most of the violence in the past two weeks has played out. ross shimabuku travelled to a city where protesters are getting more organised every day. >> they've been blocking the roads in the middle class neighbours every day and night for four weeks. they viewed our approach with grave suspicions. a 22-year-old student agreed to talk to us anonymously, but then... >> run, run. >>..an attack by the government's national guard, the latest of two or three raids launched each night. no one was hurt. we resume the interview on the roof o

as he was scheduled to speak, henriques capriles, who won last year's presidential elections, and until recently was a leader of the opposition, abandoned the rally. muammar gaddafi, if you resign, you open a path to peace for venezuela. >> a letter written from prison calling for% muammar gaddafi's resignation and threatening to bring millions on to the streets if he refuses seemed to signal the breaking point. the split between moderates and hardliners who argue change your can't wait. >> it is our right to demand the president's resignation and we'll fight because this can't continue. >> not to be outdone, students supporting the government marched to the presidential palace to hear madura. they refuse, because they think if time pass, the government will fall. >> the opposition is split op negotiating with muammar gaddafi. in a statement henriques capriles said it was time to get off the streets and go into poor neighbourhoods to start a dialogue to end polarization and repress. on this day of protests his words fell on deaf ears. >> after every peaceful demonstration comes the conf