convierten en un personaje hasta legendario y cÓmico en muchos venezolanos, estÁ claro que no es hugo chÁvez en su tumba para pensar. >>> entramos en la noche, nos quedamos a dormir, y reflexionamos aquÍ. >>> una declaraciÓn que desato comentarios en redes sociales, y tambiÉn su formaciÓn academica, por sus equivocaciones, que llegan hasta arrancar risas. cual>>> portugal y venezuela, estamos en el mismo continente, solo nos separa el mar caribe y atlÁntico. somos lo mismo. >>> parece no saber que portugal queda en europa, pese a 6 aÑos de canciller, las reacciones no se hicieron esperar en las redes sociales. que el peor atentado para maduro es que le arrojen un libro de geografÍa. y tambiÉn el uso femenino de millones en un discurso. >>> hoy tenemos millones y ""millonas" "de bolivares. >>> el tÉrmino no existe, lejos de rectificar, debutÓ como filologo, pidiÓ que incluyan su nueva palabra. >>> pedimos a la academia de la lengua espaÑola, "millonas", suena bonito. >>> parece consciente de sus meteduras de pata, parece burlarse, se burla de sÍ mismo. >>> ellos dicen que somos brutos, estos

pre-k's he had a very dynamic relationship with hugo chavez.ou sense that that relationship may change. what are your thoughts on that? >> the new president has said he will maintain a. venezuela has not had a better ally in the region than nicaragua. the situation is more tenuous than chavez's was. >> thflooding takes a heavy toll in northwest china. stay with us. x 21 people are dead and three missing after severe rainstorms triggered flooding in northwest china. the floods wrecked a construction camp, sweeping away some of the workers. the chinese premier has called for "persistent efforts to save people from what is being described as the worst flooding the country has seen in decades." in the wake of the latest leak of radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear plant, the nuclear elation authority proposes to raise its nuclear threat level. it is considering changing the level from level one to level three which is considerd a serious incident. 300 tons of highly radioactive water have leaked from the storage tank. it is the worst of fiv

four years ago at the summit of the americas, hugo chavez hand and a copy of that book to barack obama. [applause] >> auld let ease with which he stepped into journalism as a teenager, the rest of his writing life wasn't very easy. after 1973 military coup he was arrested for his radical views and imprisoned. he broke free and fled to a argentina where three years later he had to flee again. the notorious brigadier-general who had depots calderon impose a regime that became known for its secret caps, kidnapping and torture. when eduardo galeano's name appeared on the death squad list he escaped from one necessaries and settled in spain where he rode his three volume masterwork, bracingly original narrative of america's 5 ended years of history, memory of fire. stuttgart -- surviving long cancer a few years ago freed him, he says to employ an even larger kansas. in mirrors published in 2009 he reflects on five thousand years of human experience. and he manages to do it all with a big heart and achene, incisive sense of perspective. his theme throughout, the wrongs mankind has endured si

. >>> y tambiÉn, aman el lujo, excesos y las apariencias, los herederos del poder de hugo chÁvez. >>>espide con dolor a uno de sus mejores jugadores, cristiÁn benÍtez. >>> este domingo, anthony weiner quiere ser alcalde del new york, pero lo permitirÁ el escandalo sexual?. >>> esto sin duda fue un grave error, pero no tiene nada que ver con lo que le preocupa a los votantes. >>> y travÉs entrevista con quÉ pudiera matar la reforma migratoria. >>> desde enero, cuando me juramentaron y en cazezÉ la comisiÓn, hemos dedicado cada dÍa de trabajo a la reforma migratoria. >>> perduran los republicano las casa blanca, si votan en contra de la reforma migratoria?. >>> hay como 30 republicano es que mejor ni, perdidos. >>> pero los demÁs estan en juego. >>> y hablemos con el primer alcalde abiertamente gay de la repÚblica mexicana. >>> no es solamente por un asunto sexual, o por la orientaciÓn dÉcada quien que pueda po (♪ >> una empresario de illinois entrego dinero que recibió de aseguradora por muerte de su hijo y entrego el dinero en monedas de centavos 25 mil dólares. >> los restos fúnebres

. >>> y tambiÉn, a aman el lujo, excesos, y las apariencias, los herd vers del poder de hugo chÁvez.os de homosexuales lanzan campaÑa para boicotear el vodka por le jets anti gay en ese paÍs, y ba retos y en estados unidos y otros paÍses dejan de comprar la bebida y pidieron un boicot contra juegos de invierno que estÁn previsto para haz ners rusia. >>> y el parlamento de taiwÁn se convirtiÓ en un ring de box. >>> y vea esto. >>> y lejosdor del gobernantemente y mayoritario partido y la minorÍa opositora protagonizaron esta pelea por votaciÓn sobre el referÉndum que decidierarÁ el futuro de la cuarta central nuclear en esa naciÓn. >>> y meteorÓlogo de las provincia china, crearon una lluvia artificial para ayudar a combatir perdÓn la ola de calor que castiga a esta zona en Últimas semanas con altas temperaturas y para lograrlo, dispararon 7 cohete y asÍ lograr un nÚcleo de condenso ciÓn que genera lluvias cuando se encuentra con vapor de agua. >>> y el dueÑo de un restaurante revisÓ videos para ver quiÉn se estaba llevando la basura toda las (♪). algo dueÑo de restaurante descubriÓ u

people on the left use in for hugo chavez who, i think, bolivar would have been horrified to see howhis name is been used in the republic of venezuela. it has been used many times before. constantly being brought up by leaders drought led america to argue a different points which is why people live very, very confused the just to bolivar was and just what he began. what hugo chavez and bolivar have in common is this, a bolivar dream of unifying all of latin america. he wanted a unified american affairs because it felt to be stronger and more influential to my greater, shall we say, counterpoint to the united states, which was growing very strong. hugo chavez as well had a dream, and he has, you know, the bulgarian nation, ecuador, and, as you know, bolivia and cuba. they all call themselves nations that have very little to do with actual. thank you for the question. >> hi. a two-part question and essay. could you you married several other, what you would consider to be conceptions about bolivar, -- bolivar on the part of north americans, how we misperceive his legacy and how we mispe

in fact, until his death, former venezuelan president hugo chavez traveled to cuba for multiple cancer treatments and surgeries. for many years now, its healthcare system has included a strong element of traditional chinese medicine. but as our senior latin america correspondent in havana reports, this time-honored custom mode which is now standard actors in the country, was at the beginning a necessary alternative. >> 76-year-old orlando damaged his knees after a fall at home. his treatment consists of acupuncture along with another form of traditional chinese medicine. heat is applied to the acupuncture needles to help stimulate the blood flow to >> it's good, he told me. my condition has improved a lot. orlando is receiving his treatment at the main provincial hospital in matan says. -- in matanzans. it is especially popular for the treatment of physical injuries and pain. here the turned to traditional chinese medicine out of necessity during economic crisis following the collapse of the soviet union. but now, it is an integral part of the island's health service. dr. vivian sanche

dolencia, comentamos que no se conoce una cura para este mal de san vi to' cuando el gobierno de hugo chÁvezas lo hicieron para recaudar fondos para una organizaciÓn que ayuda a combatir la enfermedad, la distrofia muscular que ataca solo a varones. >> volaron sobre estas aeronaves tiene imÁgenes y es la tercera generaciÓn de su familia que realiza esta proesa, estÁ en la sangre y ante todo por muy buena causa y para mandar un mensaje y conciencia sobre esta enfermedad. >> y lo hicieron bajo mucha supervisiÓn, asÍ que no lo intente algo asÍ. >> una noble hazaÑa, un poco riesgosa pero lo llevan en la z verde. >> yo no lo permito. >> hasta maÑana. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de miÉrcoles 21 de agosto estas son noticia en su territorio antiinmigrante justo frente a oficinas cientos in documento atted exigen la aprobaciÓn de la reforma migratoria. >> maestros se instalan fuera de la cÁmara de diputado en su mÉxico anuncian que bien continuarÁn con el paro de labores que mantiene a millones de estudiantes sin clases. >> escala la violencia, comunidad internacional de

here you have putin sort of-- sort of taking on the role of hugo chavez. i mean, nobody thought venezuela posed any kind of threat to the united states, but shavedz apparently thought he could really make his place in the world by poking his finger in the eye of the giant. and it seems like russia which doesn't have much going now except oil revenues, and of course they do have nuclear weapons -- i don't think anybody thinkers that going to use those. but just sort of picking-- like a picador at a bulled fight or something. >> i think that's exactly right, bob. this is half high school, half cold war playbook and this is exactly the kind of things that used to take place in the cold war when countries-- particularly the old soviet union-- needed to find ways to get at the united states short of something that would escalate into real conflict. and, you know, we have to remember that putin grew up in the k.g.b., in a world in which this kind of thing was fairly standard. i think that the idea of moving the entire summit as opposed to cancelling just the bil

people in handcuffs you know surrounded by batteries please i think that the deputy prime minister hugo chavez of he's saying that it's all inappropriate and not fitting as have partnerships it's a little bit out of hand or a spy thriller going on as we go to some other stories from around the world starting with bormio were fierce clashes have erupted between protesters and riot police farmers there are demanding that agricultural laws be revamped and have cold forebear working conditions riot squads use tear gas and the taunts to force a stone throwing demonstrators off the street meanwhile the country's president has agreed to negotiate with the protesters following a week of mass rallies. time on fighters in afghanistan have executed twelve people in two provinces for working for the government all the victims were engineers and drivers who operated under a world bank funded program aimed at improving the local economy the rising number of attacks against civilians has sparked concerns over security when most foreign troops pull out in two thousand and fourteen. on just a couple of minutes

mind the ira is the same organization that also tried to back a coup against venezuelan president hugo chavez so basically it's a front group to spread us interests under the cloak of democracy and not only were they training the opposition the senior campaign officer of the i r i stanley lucas was launching a full on propaganda campaign on haitian airwaves even going so far as promoting the assassination of various steet interestingly enough just three years into the bush administration things came to a head in two thousand and four when aristotle was ousted by the us backed coup d'etat subsequently steve was forced into exile in africa and sent the haitians selecting their next leader for themselves the international community chose a former u.n. official gerard latortue was sworn in as the new prime minister of haiti but the fifteen nation caribbean community refused to recognize the latortue government this is the time that u.s. troops handed over control of haiti to the un which created a whole lot of new challenges so when we talk about haiti today when we talk about its progress since

so far well so far there i am groot to say the least we've got the russian deputy prime minister hugo chavez out of he said it's all inappropriate and not fitting the ship obviously you know. the history between the two countries xover states very close ties and this was thought to be a cash cow for batteries that may use their country a lot of money and that's why there's a lot of bitterness because they've they've lost a lot of money because of the collapse of the business arrangement as you said is a twenty three billion dollar industry is possible and why did it happen i mean what's the reason and what's behind the scenes or spirit you know i think marina i don't think we know the half of it at the moment i think there's going to be a lot more details to come but your county has accused bellerose county of going outside of its its agreements out on on contracts but i think the situation is going to escalate going forward it really is and has gone from economic to very much political situation of the moment so there'll be a sequel definitely to the story absolutely where we will say we wi

handcuffs you know surrounded by about there is please i can say that the deputy prime minister hugo chavez of his saying that it's all inappropriate and not fitting as to have partnerships it's a little bit out of hand or a spy thriller going on. by because they were sued stacey here after the break because reporters on the program tonight. sometimes it seems like in the face of giant corporations people are just sort of helpless i could be pretty pessimistic myself about what a few individuals with no real money or power can really do against the system but you never dull in fact if you remember tour discussion about ammonia doused pink slime being used across america and frozen fast foods well shift jamie oliver has actually managed to shame mcdonald's enough on t.v. to get them to back down and stop using this ultra processed form of quote meat at their establishments also we recently discussed gamer rage at the rather racist portrayal of russians in the game company of heroes two well all the rage actually worked and thanks to the seventeen thousand signatures on the change dot org pet

hugo chavez is right. you're gonna need car insurance for $200, please. kelton. what is state farm?. same category for $600, please, alex. irene. what is farmers? yes. same category for $800, please. lila. what is progressive? correct. i'll take car insurance for $1,000. lila. what is nationwide? no. kelton or irene? [ beep ] what is allstate? back to you, though, for the next selection. i'll take state of the mall for $200. kelton. what is virginia? that's the state. $400, same category, please. irene. what is tennessee? yes. same category for $600, please.

dolencia, comentamos que no se conoce una cura para este mal de san vi to' y cuando el gobierno de hugo chÁvez noble hazaÑa vamos a decirlo de esa manera un poco riesgosa pero lo llevan en la sangre... >>a ccidente termina en llamas y casua panico. >> autoridades ven y anuncian (hablan en inglés) . >> sismo en el norte de méxico . >> sí sy. >> ♪ ♪ . >> ♪ ♪ . >> hola que tal buenas tarde saluda maria leticia. >> y leo felipe. >> sí no tolera embotellamiento llenese de paciencia por arrelgos del puente. >> vigilancia por todos lados. >> la patrulla de camino, la policía dicen tener plan para reducir embotellamiento esto lo anuncia en la tarde y todos tienen que etar atento a la señal de trafio. >> sí maneja en (hablan en inglés) por favor tome extra tiempo. >> es recomendación para el cierre del puente de (hablan en inglés), pero . >> (hablan en inglés) . >> por ni una razon por ordenar el trafico.

spent many years working with hugo chavez. our phone lines are open.s always, that is the line for republicans. if you want to join us on facebook or twitter, send us your comments as well. harold joining us from mansfield, ohio. line for republicans. good morning. >> he leaves out one important thing i believe. the fact that they do not assimilate. they want to keep a spanish speaking in spanish advertising instead of going to english like every other citizen did in this country. we have people coming out of mexico and latin america. they do not want to do that. they want to speak spanish. that is right. i think what we ought to do is require if they want to be a citizen that they learn to speak english. guest: first of all, i am a perfect example of someone who came to this country. i spoke no english. i came from a different culture. i came to this culture and learned english. i learned to become part of the society. i love football. i love basketball and love this country. millions and millions of us do that. however, we are also proud of our herit

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people on the left use in for hugo chavez who, i think, bolivar would have been horrified to see how his name is been used in the republic of venezuela. it has been used many times before. constantly being brought up by leaders drought led america to argue a different points which is why people live very, very confused the just to bolivar was and just what he began. what hugo chavez and bolivar have in common is this, a bolivar dream of unifying all of latin america. he wanted a unified american affairs because it felt to be stronger and more influential to my greater, shall we say, counterpoint to the united states, which was growing very strong. hugo chavez as well had a dream, and he has, you know, the bulgarian nation, ecuador, and, as you know, bolivia and cuba. they all call themselves nations that have very little to do with actual. thank you for the question. >> hi. a two-part question and essay. could you you married several other, what you would consider to be conceptions about bolivar, -- bolivar on the part of north americans, how we misperceive his legacy and how we misp

you look at hugo chavez and where edward snowden was trying to flee. i wonder if you think that's possibly what could happen in parts of the middle east? >> sure. you can go around the world and look at regions where the united states has backed authoritarian regime. once the regions fall, there's no lack of american hostility whether we talk about iran, latin america or other countries that have had this experience. there's no question that what's happening now will not be good for america's standing, not only in egypt but throughout the region. >> thank you. foreign affairs magazine jonathan tapperman. tamara oliver fbi from human rights watch. thank you all and ayman mohyeld mohyeldin. >>> ted cruz has a new message for republicans on the fence about shutting down the government. don't blink. we'll have the details coming up next. ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker every day. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm working every day. ♪ ♪ i'm a hard, hard worker and i'm saving all my pay. ♪ small businesses get up earlier and stay later. and to help all that hard

i mean, it's almost like he's taken hugo chavez as his hero here, as his role model.ould the leader of russia take that position? i dont understand what he thinks he's going to get out of that. >> it's something that plays well at home in a growing anti-american sentiment in russia. it's certainly rallying the nationalist base over there. and, look, this is the culmination of over a series of disagreements between the united states and russia. not just snowden, not just syria, iran, human rights issues, trade issues, arms control issues. tom donelan the former national security adviser went to moscow this spring with a letter from the president trying to kick-start an arms control discussion over to get rebuffed, essentially, by putin. on every single major set of issues, there is fundamental disagreement. and so you see the white house now saying, "look it's time not to just reset this relationship but take a fundamental pause." >> interestingly, the position of juxtaposing what the u.s. wants has in some ways empowered russia on the international stage, arguably so

liz: he is working on hugo chavez, a love story. e-mail lot of money off of the american system. i don't like anyone demeaning the office of the presidency. charles: what about the president himself? liz: he the and it's a.about the president of viking protestors. charles: you wouldn't call the president a snake. >> i have said worse about this president. let me say the nsa scandal has made some strange bedfellows. people on the far left like oliver stone, libertarians like rand paul and staunch conservatives who believe the government is overstepping their bounds by surveying regular americans, parlaying intelligence interests in to criminal investigations with the d.a. and the irs. this is extra and aconstitutional. charles: this hurt the president with young people tremendously. really odd. >> we can fight about obamacare all the time but when it comes to this privacy issue, we are now all in agreement. wait a second. were you doing behind our backs and the point about young people, we are in the social media, but younger people are in social media at era where there is facebo

it is almost as if putin now has united sort of adopted a hugo chavez a mentality.y we are big and we'll keep tough. >> so bob, is putin mad at the u.s. or mad at obama. the >> i don't know. it is very difficult. within the government people are not sure if this is something. obviously, it is for more than personal reasons. is this some sort of a calculated strategy.n the bac >> it feels more like a stabbing stabb in the chest. it is frontal. >> like tormenting. the little guy tormenting the big guy to see if he will do something. >> why do you say it is clearly more than personal reasons. it' why do you say that? do you s >> well why is he doing it? there must be some reason. this is pretty serious stuff we ome are talking about here. why wo why would he just to do do s something personal, why would he do this? i think it is more after a str strategy to try to show folks, look, we are big and tough. we are not scared of these guys. >> do you think it will a affect -- almost like a high school type of scenario. >> do you think it will affect u.s. participation in th

we have a diplomatic mission in havana, we talked to hugo chavez when he was president of venezuela,e've talked, fitfully unsuccessfully with the iranians, we really haven't had much of a relationship with the north koreans. it's mafia-run, family dictatorship. the third son, previously unemployed, 29, 30 years old, kim jong un, is now the proud owner of a nuclear weapons force. it doesn't make you feel good when you get up in the morning, and the only way to deal with them is to show strength. so the u.s. and china actually teamed up in march when north korea was shooting rockets off over south korea and japan to say, stop. and frankly, the key country in that mix was china because china has enabled the north koreans for a long time. and finally xi jinping was so uncomfortable and embarrassed by what north korea was doing, they sent him a tough message that'll maybe last for a couple of months. we're likely to see this outrageous behavior continue. we need to contain that problem because they have nuclear weapons. we don't want to fight them, we don't want hem to send a nuclear weap

we talked to hugo chavez when he was president of the venezuela. we talked fitfully unsuccessfully to the iranians. we have had much of a relationship with the north koreas. it's a mafia family-run dictatorship. the third son, previously unemployed is the proud owner of a nuclear weapons force. it doesn't make you feel good. when you get up in the morning, and the only way to deal with them is to show strength, and so the u.s. and china actually teemed up in march when north korea was shooting rockets off over south korea and japan to say, stop. and frankly, the key country in that mix was china. because china has enabled the north koreas far long time. and finally the new chinese leader was so uncomfortable and embarrassed by what north korea was doing, they sent him a tough message that maybe lasted for a couple of months. we're likely to see the outrageous behavior continue. we need contain the problem. they have nuclear weapons, we don't want to fight them. we don't want them to san diego nuke -- san diego nuclear to -- send a nuclear weapon. w

we talked to hugo chavez when he was president of venezuela. we've talked ep sodcally, fitfully, unsuccessfully with the iranians. we haven't had much of a relationship with the north koreans. it's a mafia-run family dictatorship. the third son previously unemployed, 29 or 30 years old, kim jeung unis now the proud owner of a nuclear weapons force. doesn't make you feel good when you get up in the morning. and the only way to deal with them is to show strength. so the u.s. and china actually teamed up in march when north korea was shooting rockets off over south korea and japan to say stop. and frankly, the key country in that mix was china, because china has enabled the north koreans for a long time. and finally ping, the new chinese leader what, no uncomfortable and embarrassed by what north korea was doing, they sent them a tough message and we're likely to see this kind of outrageous behavior continue. need to contain that problem. because they have nuclear weapons we don't want to fight them. we don't want to send a nuclear weapon against

we have talked to hugo chavez when he was president of venezuela.e have talked at a sophocles and we haven't had much of a relationship with the north koreans. it's a mafia run family dictatorship. the third son employed 20 or 30 or or so kim jong-un is the proud owner of a nuclear weapons force. it doesn't make you feel good when you get up in the morning and the only way to deal with them is to show strength and so the u.s. and china actually teamed up in march when north korea was shooting rockets off over south korea and japan to say stop. frankly the key country in that mix was china because china has enabled the north koreans for a long time. and the new chinese leader is so uncomfortable and embarrassed by what north korea's doing they sent him a tough message that may be lasted for a couple of months but they are likely to see this outrageous behavior continued. we need to contain a problem. because they have nuclear weapons we want to fight them in we don't want them to send it and it their weapons against our allies the south koreans are j