american companies that subjugated the country at that moment 2/3 of the country's citizens lived hugo chavezered help to honduras below the poverty line against the background of steep skyscrapers of american patrons . so 200 came. the following year, on june 28, 2009, the honduran army, with the support of far-right paramilitary groups and on the explicit orders of the united states, carried out a classic coup at dawn. soldiers broke into the village residence and tied him up. neighboring costa rica with reforms. it was over. honduras today, another us military base well, it is worth mentioning haiti is also a thorn in the eye of american dominance. on this small island, the americans carried out an operation in support of democracy in the nineties, of course, they were not satisfied with the newly elected president. let me think that, in general, the capital region of america is strategically important for them, because this is a state literally south of their border, but they are obliged to influence their policy if they come to power there. uh, certain uh regimes that i like uh that are

this isn't going to be a hugo chavez thing. we don't have to worry about that. you know, this will be a temporary thing. then we'll have some benefits. yes, it will have some benefits if done properly. ok, well there's a lot of work for an energy analyst like he right now tom, because there's so much going on at the moment. but thank you very much for clearing up those stories for us. right. they have a good and now to some of the other global business stories making use turkeys. official inflation rate hit a new 24 year high of more than 80 percent in august. some analysts expected an even higher rate of the central bank. unexpectedly cut interest rates last month. the turkish lira has lost more than half of its value in the past year. same with currencies, us dollar has surged to a 20 year high against a basket of 6 currencies, while the euro fell below $0.99. it's lowest since 2002, mid growing concerns over energy prices after russia's complete hold of gas supply by the north stream, one pipeline. the pound also hit its lowest level against the dollar. nearl

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your successor, gustavo petro, is a former marxist guerrilla who attended the funeral of hugo chávezs re-established ties between colombia and venezuela. his victory gave colombia the first leftist government in its history. why has there been this political shift? >> i think, in the last election, there wasn't a clear adversary that would have the arguments and the capacity to directly deft him. and we have to understand that when people go to the ballots. >> there's a pink tide sweeping the region -- bolivia, peru, chile, perhaps brazil come october. how do you understand these ideological trends? >> well, i think, margaret, the issue in latin america is not that there's debate between left and right. it's a debate between right and wrong. and -- >> isn't that a matter of perspective? >> and i say this because populism and demagoguery -- they sell hot bread today, but they're incubating hunger for tomorrow. and that has been the pattern in many countries. but when you see policies that want to intervene the forces of the market on artificially controlled prices, well, that deterior

hugo chavez was an unshakeable enemy of america. nicholas maduro continues to be a brutal dictator, illegitimate leader, and an enemy of america. and i believe president biden nominating a fellow traveler, a socialist congressman from venezuela, for a major role dealing with latin america is astonishingly ill-advised. secondly, mr. martinez nucete has expressed an unusual and odd hostility to and antipathy for people of faith. this is not something we have seen in many nominees, but his answers have been peculiar in this regard. and it is particularly inappropriate for the job to which he has been nominated. for example, here's what the world bank says about their role, quote, the bank recognizes the -- this is speaking of faith-based organizations -- their distinct strategic tral given unique attributes including the fact that more than 80% of the world's population claims religious affiliations. faith-based organizations are found in every country and offer opportunities for partnership and advocacy on a broad range of key develop

patrons help honduras offered hugo chavez the leader of venezuela, things began to level off, but such washington, as you know, does not forgive and severely suppresses any rapprochement with world players. so the year 2009 came on june 28, 2009, the army of honduras , with the support of far-right paramilitary groups and on the explicit orders of the united states, carried out a classic coup at dawn. soldiers broke into the residence of power and tied him up, put him on a plane and sent him to neighboring costa rica with reforms. it was over. and honduras today another us military base well, worth mentioning haiti is also a thorn in the eye of american dominance. on this small island, the americans carried out an operation to support democracy in the nineties, of course, they were not satisfied, but you, the elected president, believe that, in general, the region was strategically important for them, because this is a state literally south of the border, but here they are obligated. influences their politics if certain regimes come to power that i, uh, like, yes, that are at risk of i

presidents and the venezuelan government controlled by leftists since the turn of the century when hugo chavezto power. all that changed last month when -- was sworn in as president of manila. we would save the border, take it away from the mafia. we would industrialize it and border towns would thrive. then the candidate said for the columbian right it's not only about the border. back in february then-columbian vice president ramirez said she was concerned that military cooperation between venezuela and russia meant there was a risk that military equipment might end up in the hands of criminal groups at the border that threaten columbian security. when he took office in august pedro became columbia's first leftist president. last week it was clear the kremlin perceives this as a positive change. russian president vladimir putin called columbia a promising ally in latin america praising pedro for being open to strengthening ties between the two countries. for the former national security advisor pedro's new foreign policy means columbia will join a new political and economic bloc of nations.

>> he's sending venezuelans who were coming here fleeing the successor to hugo chavez's disaster, because guy doesn't want to go, a and he has no economic answers. right? so he sends them to martha's vineyard. why? because martha's vineyard is this symbol of where the elite go to vacation. and for people who know more on the east coast, it was also the first place that welcomed black professionals and business people from the south to come and live on equal terms in a community that was largely created for religious reflection study. so it's a -- you know, that's what's going on. i don't know what massachusetts is going to do, but i bet that they will make those people feel at home. >>> next on "gps," we'll move to the world stage with president clinton and talk about vladamir putin, his wore in ukraine, and how the fall of the soviet union and the immediate aftermath might have influenced what is happening today. if shannon's thinking about retirement, she'll get some help from fidelity. with one-on-one financial coaching, shannon feels so good about her plan, she can enjoy more of right

but, remember, chesa boudin was hugo chavez's translator.s the son of domestic terrorists here in the united states of america. but he is using even tinier amounts of money to make a difference in elections in smaller communities all across the country because he wants to fund -- he wants to destabilized america. and fundamentally transform it. i think you are right about personal responsibility. it starts in the home. and the most local races are the most important. but, jesse, the most local place is your family. save your family. take care of your kids, your grandkids, your nieces, your nephews. we will do it one child at a time. i'm not giving up but, boy, we need to tell the truth about what is happening if we want to see change. >> jesse: i could not agree more. take care of your kids. if they one astray, go get them, bring them home. if you run astray and strung out on drugs and in and out of the prison testimony system go. home so you can get taken care of or go home and take care of your family. thanks so much, rachel. >> rachel: ye

hugo chavez talked about the involvement of the cia in the development of new types of biological chemicalc weapons, as well as the use of cancer spreading technology to eliminate objectionable latin american leaders in the period from 2000 to 2010. this disease has been diagnosed not only in him thyroid cancer the president of argentina fernandos decker schner the leader of paraguay has lymphoma in the head of brazil the moon of the strength of the rivers of the larynx. at rusov olimphoma in april 1953 , cia director alandaliz approved a project code-named mk ultra. its goal was to gain control over the human mind with the help of psychotropic substances and electrical effects of people pumped up lsd and carried out hypnotic encoding. the cia planned to achieve such a level of control over a person when he would perform orders against one's will, even against the instinct of self-preservation, the task was to program a person for certain actions, including murder, betrayal of one's homeland or committing a terrorist attack. and prisons in their psycho management of the so-called method of

. >> the dominion voting systems were created in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez to make surer lost an election. >> after she was sued by dominion, powell's attorney conceded that powell lied, saying, quote, no reasonable person would conclude that her statements were truly statements of fact, unquote. long before that happened, the president's attorney general bill barr was investigating all of trump's fraud claims. >> it was getting awkward because obviously he had lost the election. >> barr said he made it clear to donald trump at a november 23rd meeting that he had lost. >> our role is to investigate fraud. it's just not meritorious. they're not panning out. >> he was going to win in spite of all the fraud. >> spurred on by the most ardent election liars including many in maga media. >> clearly the president won this election. >> donald trump would not listen to reason or fact. >> where is the doj and the fbi in all of this, mr. president? >> missing in action. >> this got under my skin, but i also felt it was time for me to say something. so i set up a lunch with the a.p.