hugo chavez is. he actually had a reality tv show while he was president.would go to a building, because he was a big socialist and nationalized everything. with everybody watching he would point to a certain building and say "expropriated!" in spanish and people loved it. it is similar except for the obvious, donald trump's base is exactly the opposite, it is largely white and donald trump is also not a socialist, he is a billionaire. but you still have the exact same populist dynamic. that is, you have a group of people that are viewed, i guess you might call them "coastal elites." i mean, they are not all coastal, they live in cities and they are not all wealthy, but they are professors, journalists, bankers and lawyers who are seen of controlling the leaders of washington. silicon valley, hollywood. there really multicultural and liberal, although not always, they are politically correct. you have all these people in the heartland, the south, in working-class white communities, blue-collar communities who have felt shut out and looked down, and excluded

hugo chavez is. and he actually had a reality tv show while he was president.e would go to a building because he was a big socialist. he nationalized everything. and with everybody watching, he would point to a certain building and say, "expropriate it," in spanish, and people loved it. so, flipping to the united states, it's actually quite similar, except for the obvious, which is donald trump's base is exactly the opposite. it's largely white. and donald trump is also not a socialist. he is a billionaire. but you still have the exact same populace dynamic, that is, you have a group of people that are viewed -- i guess you might call them coastal elites. i mean, they're not all coastal. they live in cities and they're not all wealthy, but they are professors and journalists and bankers and lawyers who control , or seen as controlling the levers of power, washington, silicon valley, hollywood, and they're very multicultural and sort of liberal, usually -- not always, and very politically correct and very cosmopolitan, and you have all these people in the heartl

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fraudulentos en protestas participaron chavistas que distanciaron del gobierno luego de la muerte de hugo chÁvezcional. >> la mujer mexicana es sÍmbolo de fuerza y valentÍa. todos los dÍas enfrenta el reto de levantar a su familia y enfrentar los retos sociales polÍticos y econÓmicos del mÉxico moderno en el marco de mes internacional de la mujer noticias telemundo y "enfoque" han puesto sus esfuerzos para rendir tributo a esa entrega que estÁ dando paso a una revoluciÓn silenciosa por eso le presentamos el especial llamados con las faldas bien puestas ahÍ felicidad abe liara nos mostraÁa a un grupo de mujeres que muestran mÁs alla de toda duda que el sexo dÉbil es todo lo contrario dos mujeres se embarcaron en el proceso electoral en prÓximas elecciones en mÉxico. >> no les interesa la gente de abajo. >> a su vez muchas mÁs buscan la igualdad de gÉnero desde cada una de sus trincheras desde un ring de boxeo. >> nos han considerado como que la mujer es sumisa que siempre tiene que hacer lo que se le dice. >> desgraciadamente las mujeres no hay equidad en el pago que recibimos. >> hasta el pleno

this happens changes like this can be dramatic for a nation we saw it with venezuela when about hugo chavez passed away we saw in the former yugoslavia when tito died the country crumbled so this is one of those situations that you have an icon or a conic family that has led this nation this guy does not have the historical clout the new president didn't wasn't even around during the revolution so he was too young or wasn't even born to fight in that revolution so you know you this is the whole thing this man does not have the same clout as that castro name so he has to prove himself domestically and domestically that some of the the big hurdles he has are of course there's a to get this a two currency system that's in cuba right now as a traveler as a tourist in cuba we use one currency the locals use another that has changed over the years to the point that that currency is what divides the wealthy from the poor for example a cab driver can get this for a currency that foreigners years while doctors were under the government paycheck can't so these are things that this president's going t

it was heavily promoted by the socialist government of former venezuelan leader hugo chavez, becomingded social programmes. but maestro abreu told the bbc in 2009 that he was less interested in politics than in helping young people. i think it's important because it will spread the ideas which constitute a fundamental project — solidarity, social actions through music, and understanding between peoples. tributes have been paid, including venezuelan president nicolas maduro. translation: we are deeply moved by the passing of maestro abreu. he leaves behind a great legacy of morals, ethics and culture, as expressed through the orchestral system. to the simon bolivar 0rchestra, i pass on my condolences. his students include the musical director of the simon bolivar 0rchestra, renowned venezuelan conductor, gustavo dudamel. he expressed his sadness to his beloved maestro. he was an economist, politician and activist, but it was as an educator through music that maestro abreu pulled thousands of venezuelan children from crime and poverty. his legacy lives on. tiffany sweeney, bbc news. aft

president o bamenta giving a warm handshake to venezuela dictator hugo chavez. >> look at that, kind hood handshake. >> kind of a boyz in the hood handshake. i will be honest. i never understood this obsession with how obama greeted people am like so what. black people have a different handshake. get over it. like when white people shake hands black people don't go oh what is this bizarre frassier fist bump are you doing, oh. so trump and kudlow share hating o bm blanca but they also have another thing in common. they love money more than anything. >> in fact, this was kudlow's reaction after a thousand people died in a japanese earthquake. >> the human toll here looks to be much mosser than the economic toll and we can be grateful for that and the human toll say tragedy, we know that. >> trevor: we can be grateful for that, tank god the money was safe. i thought we would have to hold a telethon to raise money for the money. so the personality, i guess you can see why trump is going with kudlow. but what about his skills. as trump economic advisor kud lo will be responsible for a ses

it was heavily promoted by the socialist government of former venezuelan leader hugo chavez, becomingmes. but maestro abreu told the bbc in 2009 that he was less interested in politics than helping young people. i think it is important, because it will spread the ideas which constitute a fundamental project. solidarity, social action through music, and understanding between peoples. tributes have been paid, including venezuelan president maduro. translation: we are deeply moved by the passing of maestro abreu. he leaves behind a great legacy of morals, ethics and culture, as expressed through the orchestral system. to the simon bolivar orchestra, i pass on my condolences. his students included the musical director of the simon bolivar orchestra, a renowned venezuelan conductor. he expressed his sadness to his beloved maestro. he was an economist, politician and activist, but it was an educator through music that maestro abreu pulled thousands of venezuelan children from crime and poverty. his legacy lives on. how often have you gone out for a meal and found the children's menu contain

and hugo chavez. they were buying expensive and significant weapons systems from russia. when the venezuelans had trouble to paying for those, it switched to a relationship focused on energy. we had one man basically launched a pet project to embrace the government of venezuela and to expand the -- russia's commercial activity there. in recent years, as the government has gone through the political crisis and economic crisis, the russians have become a key source of balance with financing, food, and the government is in a desperate battle for survival. the russians are helping them keep afloat. where this is interesting is when donald trump came into office, he is talking about a military option to throw the maduro government and oppose -- impose sanctions. they now say, you have to talk about that with us and have inserted themselves. that follows what we see in syria, libya, where basically russia is not fixing problems or own venezuela or own the reconstruction of syria, but it is basically saying

like this happens changes like this can be dramatic for a nation we saw it with venezuela when of hugo chavez passed away we saw in the former yugoslavia when tito died the country crumbled so this is one of those situations that you have an icon or a conic family that has lead this nation this guy does not have the historical clout the new president didn't wasn't even around during the revolution so he was too young or wasn't even born to fight in that revolution so you know you this is the whole thing this ban does not have the same clout as that castro name so he has to prove himself domestically and domestically that some of the the big hurdles he has are of course there's a to get this a two currency system that's in cuba right now as a traveler as a tourist in cuba we use one currency the locals use another that has changed over the years to the point that that currency is what divides the wealthy from the poor for example a cab driver can get this currency that foreigners years while doctors were under the government paycheck can't so these are things that this president's going to hav

petro, le pregunta --preguntadmos la constituciÓn o si cree que el fallecido o por accidente hugo jack chÁvezree que no hay democracia en venezuela y que nicolÁs maduro es un dictador? >> yo creo que la venezuela nuestra la estÁ consumiendo el autoritarismo. jorge: se puede comprometer a que si es presidente va a estar solamente cuatro aÑos y nada mÁs? >> por supuesto. y vamos a trabajar por los temas sociales que impiden que los colombianos puedan trabajar en paz. jorge: usted se compromete a no buscar una reelecciÓn despuÉs? >> no me interesa. me interesa construir los pilares de una era de paz en colombia. jorge: entrevista con gustavo petro este domingo en colombia. ilia: con motivo del dÍa de la mujer en espaÑa hubo grandes manifestaciones para reclamar igualdad. en la india, un grupo de sobrevivientes de ataques con Ácido exigiÓ que se regule la venta de quÍmicos. en el reino unido sobresaliÓ la visita que el prÍncipe harry y su prometida meghan markle hicieron a un centro en birmingham para apoyar a las mujeres que estudien carreras involucradas las tecnologÍas. jorge: pasamos con enri

zero your venezuela supported the peace process and not only diplomatically hugo chavez and later maduro were always on. logically close to the fog guerrillas . are the same time foxy's in venezuela a role model a regime to be supported. yet many of those colombians who suffered most are the ones fighting hardest to move the country forward this is close and they get out he lost his father during the war but instead of friends he wants peace. in the end of it i mean they came for me the best argument for supporting the peace deal is a pain that we've had to suffer in colombia. this pain is not an argument for opposing the agreement it's the best argument for us to fight for it but i will if you will die with emotions across the political spectrum running high the parliamentary and presidential elections are a major test for colombian democracy and also its peace agreement. this is being with us to get to the be. the best. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. the bar some i am above the broken seat in argentina all eyes are mine and you know missing messiah. we see in the class

bloc gathered in venezuela to commemorate the fifth anniversary of former president hugo chavez's death cuban president raul castro and ivan rather is of bolivia are among those who attended the event last america country continues to suffer from the deepening become a crisis which has forced thousands of venezuelans to flee to neighboring countries . thousands of teachers have gone on a forty eight hour strike a knowledge and. marching towards the country's ministry of education protesters want the government to give the more supplies open new schools and increase teacher salaries to compensate argentina's high inflation rate as an event marking the start of classes president receiver mark craig and mess said the public education system faces huge challenges he's made social spending cuts because he doesn't want wages above the inflation target of fifteen percent for this gap. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has called a us president all trying to express his concern i have a suggestion of tariffs on steel imports his duties have been the subject of the latest talks to renegotia

back to the early days putin was in office, there was this embrace, this bromance between him and hugo chavez. a lot of that was around weapons sales and venezuelans had a lot of money and were buying significant and expensive weapons system. at some point, when the venezuelans had trouble paying for those, it switched more to a relationship focused on energy. you had the russian state energy led by a portuguese speaking intelligence officer who is probably the most powerful person in russia other than putin launch a pet project to embrace the government of venezuela and expand russia's commercial activity there. in recent years as the government has started to kind of go through this terrible domestic and economic crisis, they have been a key source of ballast. they have provided food. right now, the government is in a desperate battle for survival. the russians are sort of helping keep them afloat. when trump came into office, he basically started talking about a military option for the united states to overthrow the maduro government and impose sanctions against maduro, and the russian rea

. >> se refieren al expresidente hugo chavez ya fallecido. >> constantemente llamandome, invitandome,mente o tenga medicina porque a ese nivel estamos, se utiliza esa circunstancia para llevar a las chicas y terminan siendo vÍctimas, cuidado con eso porque todo lo manejan que son las mujeres, las mises. >> te hablo de mi experiencia personal. >> si ocurriÓ es porque ellas quisieron. >> no, no, no. >> ¿ en tu caso te ha tocado que te han presentado alguien o puesto alguien poderoso delante y has tenido que decir no, esto no es lo que quiero hacer?. >> sÍ me tocÓ. >> ¿cÓmo fue?. >> antes der a miss univers me de mi jefe en ese entonces. >> me dijo tÚ no tienes alguien que pague. >> tu jefe era osmel. . >> nosotras estamos diferenciadas de otras concursantes porque tenemos diseÑo, marca y le dije busco la manera, no me involucres. >> pero la experiencia de ella es de lo que estoy hablando, nos decÍan las mises rebeldes porque hablÁbamos, denuncioabamos o porque no nos dejÁbamos. >> el decir esa palabra ¿ te trajo consecuencias en el concurso?. >> claro que trajo consecuencias. >> ¿ quÉ c

group instinct and the fate of nations," what can we learn from your analysis of venezuela and hugo chavez well, you might think of venezuela as being almost the opposite of the united states.

ceros de la moneda local, una medida que ya habÍa implementado sin Éxito el fallecido presidente hugo chÁveza "ediciÓn digital". ahora vamos a hablar mucho mÁs del teletÓn. ana: ya todos los rincones estÁn listos. raÚl: ya estamos listos en miami. pero cÓmo estarÁn en nueva york? vamos con francisca lachapel, raÚl de molina y nuestro alejandro. adelante, muchachos. francisca: buenos dÍas, así como mencionan, chicos, estamos felices en nueva york porque nueva york dice presente para "teletÓn usa" que arranca esta noche a las 7:00 p.m.. estamos en times square calentando los motores. tengo un galanazo conmigo, juliÁn gil estará con nosotros, tambiÉn raÚl de molina de "el gordo y la flaca" y tony de andrade este "primer impacto". chicos, preparando muchas cosas buenas para que toda nuestra gente venga hoy aquÍ a donar para hacer una diferencia en la vida de tantos niÑos que lo necesitan. juliÁn, tÚ de quÉ manera vas ayudar a que la gente venga y aporte para los niÑos del teletÓn? juliÁn: primero que nada quero darle las gracias a toda la gente que ya estÁn aquÍ con nosotros desde tempranito. no

came into office and, to some extent, did that with hugo chavez in venezuela, but did not do that withth korea. it is about having the right preconditions and the level of multilateral pressure. what trump has done is still unclear exactly what preconditions there are on this meeting. but what he has done is said i am willing to break through that demand that all sides -- the six party talks -- there used to be this group of people you wanted at the table. the president is saying i am willing to have this direct meeting alone. host: what struck me is the tone of the president now. talk about how that goes forward as the administration. prepares for this meeting -- administration prepares for this meeting. guest: it has shifted. timing is really significant did he could potentially be meeting with kim jong-un in may, the same month he will have to decide whether or not to abandon the iran nuclear deal, which he has said he opposes time and again. north korea will certainly be watching his actions on that. that could alter the meeting as well, leaving his administration scrambling. host:

brian: sean penn up late last night mourning the death of hugo chavez, a good friend of his.should happen to the president of the united states. >> i think we owe it to ourselves to get it back and the only way we do that is show we know how to stop fighting with each other and really listen to each other and really demand that our politicians do the job and in this case the job includes by any historical parallel, the impeachment of this president. brian: okay. good. that's a good listen. is there another side to that that you want to weigh in, tomi? >> really, if he was listening to the american people if he listened, speaking to each other, he would understand president trump won the election and the american people have spoken. the fact he wants to throw out there we should arbitrarily impeach donald trump. i would like to hear his reason behind that again making late night talk show circuit and the man doesn't make sense on most of these shows. i don't think i will be taking my political advice from the likes of sean penn when you look at who his role models are. steve: