so, sidgo is a company in the usa, which was once bought by the venezuelan oil corporation and juan guaido an oppositionist, he lost the last elections to nicolaso ​​maduro, but was recognized as his head of state by the west, and accordingly received control over the assets of pdva outside venezuela , and what can change under the opposition, the judge’s verdict, even in the usa, in the state of delaware, in order for the guaidó government to finance itself directly... funds from the commercial subsidiaries of pdves in the usa. now those about whom are potentially approaching the bloomberg agency writes this: the government formed by the opposition would be geopolitically connected with washington, as a result of which military, financial and trade cooperation with russia would end. at the same time, of course, there was a lot of hesitation in economics. if you read sources hostile to venezuela, well, for example, on the internet, then... it turns out that everything here is standing still and not working, as you can see, everything is fine, another thing is that the venezuelans themselve

interfere in the internal affairs of venezuela; several years ago they recognized the oppositionist juan guaidoo destabilize venezuela, these... the attempts are unsuccessful, but they are rehearsing again, again, they are again imposing a policy of aggression and hatred on venezuela. it feels like we are watching a movie about an event from the guaidó era, but i tell the conspirators, participants and those who support this operation against venezuelan democracy that we have already watched this movie, this time there will be no weakness. and as it became known, venezuela is recalling its diplomats from seven countries, including argentina, the dominican republic, peru, chile, who... recognized election results and maduro's re-election. and new footage from corelia. telegram channels publish videos of the moment the dam broke on the white sea-baltic canal. let me remind you that everything happened the day before in the morning. a temporary embankment on the territory of the village was washed away. now the water level has dropped, rescuers are looking for missing people. according to the late

second term. 5 years ago, washington and a number of european capitals recognized opposition leader juan guaido as the interim president of venezuela. maduro regarded this as a coup attempt. the protests were massive, but they were stopped. as a result, guaido moved from venezuela to colombia, and then to the states. now the picture is the same: the opposition is attempting a third term after sunday’s elections in venezuela is so hot that city halls and police stations are catching fire. what we are facing today. in venezuela , an attempt is being made to impose a coup d'etat, again, of a fascist and counter-revolutionary nature. i might call it a kind of guaido 2.0. as the president-elect said, some of the citizens who are participating in protests against the venezuelan government returned to the country recently and with the help of the united states. the president noted that the actions of the protesters are similar to the actions of participants in color revolutions, followed by americans stand, protesters are paid $150 a day. the hand of the west has been noticed. playing along with the o

juan guaido. they called him the self-proclaimed president and stood behind him.ven 50 american , european and regional countries and other countries of the world stood behind him and announced a deadline that mr. maduro should hand over his power within a week. besides the sovereignty in venezuela, the people of this country are resisting the interference of the westerners. today , we see that the sovereignty is established, the government is established, and the elections are being held safely. what there is doubt about is that the americans, according to the double their own standards, which are unprecedented, if the result of the vote is not what they want, there is a strong possibility. after the elections, the atmosphere is tense and mr. maduro has warned about this issue . the important thing is that the army recognizes the sovereignty and the ministry of defense has made a statement that i am not aware of the result. i will support the vote. therefore , if the americans want to create subversive actions or riots, by entering the army and supporting the peo

south american country. in 2019 the us and many western governments recognized opposition figure juan guaidoenezuela's president without him being elected. time not to discuss this so i'm inviting two guests our correspondent kemela escalante joining me from. richard becker activist with the answer coalition from san francisco good to see you both let's begin with you uh tell us what maduro is saying why he is accusing the us especially the whole west and in particular the washington administration for what is calling interfering and medaling in his country's affairs especially at the election time well there are a lot of things that have been denounced throughout this process of course we have now become a to seeing these figures of the opposition actually meeting with the state department, the head of the state department, the head of the organization of american states and they have received lot of public open report from us law makers and from other uh leaders, let's say of the international right. what's being denounced right now by the government through the head of the campaign of nic

footage of protests in 1919 appears on social networks , when maduro’s opponent in... the elections , juan guaidosident of venezuela. the opposition is editing videos to make the current rallies seem larger-scale. hundreds of protesters are being detained, but there are many wounded among the venezuelan police. i remember the berkut burning on the maidan. it didn’t come to this in carax, but molotov cocktails exploded. the police respond with tear gas, remaining loyal to maduro, just like the army that swore allegiance to him. we declare our full support for nicolas madura, constitutionally. venezuela, our commander in chief, who will legitimately lead the country for the next presidential term from 2025 to 2031. there will be peace in this country. long live chavis. venezuela has a strong army, they know this in the region, so the support of nicolas madura armed forces may well become a decisive argument in favor of the fact that the maidan will not take place in caracas. anton potkovenko, olga alvukhina. well, returning to the topic of ukraine, ukraine has received the first batch of american-m

1919. candidate gonzalez as interim president, the fact is that he is very legally different from juan guaido the speaker of parliament and a deputy, according to the constitution he could indeed be declared interim president until new elections are held, gonzalez cannot be legally proclaimed interim president, but simply declared himself as a legitimate president, despite the fact that taking office should have been only in january, fraught with a violation of an article of the criminal code, the authorities will of course try to take advantage of this, but i think... that they will try to create parallel structures of power, in fact , this has already been announced by the leader of the opposition, maria curina machado, who called for the creation of people's assemblies, according to the essence of the matter is a counterbalance to the regional executive authorities. yes. viktor lazorovich, well, you said that the situation in many ways did not, so to speak, mature from within venezuela, that the mood of the poor segments of the population was laughing, but nevertheless, here during the sum

in the year 19 in venezuela mass protests, even the announcement of an alternative president was juan guaido9th year, but it did not lead to anything, nicolas maduro remained in power and controls the entire territory of ukraine. if so, is it even possible to draw any parallels with european dictators, lukashenko or putin? and we can say that it is economic the conditions of venezuela and belarus are significantly different, because venezuela is now presented as an example of the resource curse, since its economy, even before gochaves, was too dependent on oil, and this made many other sectors of the economy unprofitable, the country became completely dependent from their incomes, from exports. oil, and when negative changes appeared in this oil sector, the country's incomes accordingly began to fall, then, for example, when oil prices fell sharply in 2014, this also affected the economy of venezuela, and it was then that the main decline in gdp, the country's economy, which the country is experiencing now, began, because the economic situation was normal. better, and under maduro - this is

we saw in 2019 under the trump administration, they backed juan guaido to the legitimacy of majuro andack on it. could that complicate anything here? i don't want to exaggerate the capacity for the us to shake political outcomes in venezuela and we've learned the hard way over the last few years that even with an extraordinarily aggressive sanctions campaign the venezuelan regime was able to maintain control by repressing the people and chasing a quarter of venezuelans into exile and by getting critical support from russia, china, iran and other actors outside the western hemisphere. but i will say this — it's not irrelevant. the sanctions that the us still has and can impose on venezuela are meaningful and damage the economy and one of the reasons the election was held in the first place, the desire to free themselves from the sanctions and the regional isolation that venezuela will face is not irrelevant to the calculations of the government. even natural allies like the leftist presidents of colombia and brazil are now distancing themselves from the venezuelan regime. we are seeing

you that 5 years ago, washington and a number of european capitals recognized the oppositionist juan guaido regarded this as a coup attempt. baido moved from venezuela to colombia, and then to the state. a new round of escalation in the middle east. israel attacked 15 settlements in the south and east of lebanon with artillery at night. and during the day, two drones attacked hezbollah bases in the republic. there are dead and wounded. as reported by the arabic tv channel al-maeddin. when shelling lebanese populated areas, tsahal used phosphorus ammunition. earlier, israel stated that it would not leave the shelling of the dutch heights unanswered. which numbered 12 people, israel blamed on the lebanese hezbollah movement. his representatives claim that they are not involved in the incident; people died because of a missile from the israeli pro system. in turn, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan said that ankara could send troops to israel if necessary to support the palestinians. the israeli foreign minister responded by comparing erdoganan to former iraqi leader saddam hussein and adv

opposition protests almost led washington and a number of european capitals to recognize oppositionist juan guaidorim president of venezuela. maduro regarded this as a coup attempt. the protests were massive, but they were stopped. now the picture is the same. the opposition is encroaching on a third term. after sunday's elections, venezuela is so hot that police station town halls are catching fire. votes, and the candidate from the opposition edmunda gonzalez 44. madura's opponents did not agree with the numbers; according to their exit polls, gonzalez should have scored much more. now i am very happy to tell you that we are at 73.9%. and with this result, our peacefully elected president edmundo gonzalez. in the center, and here everything is according to a well-known plan, protesters demolish monuments in these frames, a monument to ugachavis, whose heir is considered maduro, clash with the police. the crowd threw sticks, stones and bottles at the security forces with an incendiary mixture, they responded with tear gas and rubber bullets, and arrests began. caracos is partially paralyzed, tire

washington and a number of european capitals recognized oppositionist juan guaido as the interim president regarded this as a coup attempt. the protests were massive, but they managed to stop. as a result, guaido moved from venezuela to colombia, and then to the states. now the picture is the same. the opposition is encroaching on a third term. after sunday's elections, venezuela is so hot that police station town halls are catching fire. it became hot after processing 80% of the ballot, the local electoral commission announced that maduro managed to get 51% of the votes, and the opposition candidate edmunda gonzalez 44. maduro’s opponents did not agree with the figures; according to their exit polls, gonzalez should have received much more. i want to tell you that all the protocols we receive are checked, inspected, summarized, scanned, then digitized and posted on a reliable web portal. now i'm very... to inform you that we have 73.9%, with this result our peacefully elected president edmunda gonzalez. in caracas, the first battles broke out in the center, and here everything is accordin

situation in the country was after the presidential elections in 2018, then the protégé of the states, juan guaidosident of venezuela, his candidacy was immediately supported in washington, and now the situation is repeating itself. the united states calls on western countries to fight for democracy in venezuela and recognize the legitimate government of the next collective guaidu, and not maduro, who won the elections, and pay attention to how the american newspaper justifies the need for such a step. mr maduro, will probably not hesitate to take tough measures if his opponents take to the streets. diplomacy in the form of negotiations on withdrawal from the race, including amnesty. corruption and drug charges may help mr madura avoid bloodshed, but it is more likely that he will cling to power with all his might. the united states and other democratic countries are investing significant resources in venezuela's peaceful democratic transition. in this sense, these elections were stolen from them too. but protecting peaceful american democracy is only effective when the hammer is cocked. and here

itself, when the opposition disputed the results of the last elections, claiming that they had won juan guaidoican states. according to maduro, he understands who controls the mood of the protesters and interferes in internal affairs. read about why most venezuelans didn’t want to watch this well-directed movie in dmitry malyshev’s material. for 24 hours already, nicolas maduro has been re-elected president of venezuela. during this time, the opposition tried to commit, as the country's minister of defense claims, a state attack. it was undertaken by extremists supported by washington, and helped by criminals trained abroad and mercenaries. now the opposition is once again gathering its supporters in karaks, they are singing, waving flags, while they are not showing aggression, everything is the same as a day ago, but this calm is imaginary, this is how local journalists describe it. the fact is that yesterday everything was absolutely calm, no one expected such a turn of events, yesterday on monday at 3:00 pm, the entire area was flooded with tens of thousands of motorcyclists. and they say t

alan: estamos en vivo con el opositor venezolano juan guaidÓ.mpeón. ¿y cuánto lleva así? horas. selfie en el podium... cambio de llanta campeón. ♪♪ siéntete súper alzado con la mejor oferta de at&t en el nuevo samsung galaxy z flip6. ♪♪ chiquis rivera reacciona a la sorpresiva y repentina boda repentina boda de jomari: chicas reacciona reacciona a la sorpresiva boda de christian nodal y angela aguilar. manda un mensaje. alan: todo el mundo comenta. >> quÉ le podrÍas decir a angela que ha tenido tanto hate con la boda secreta? chiquis: que ellos disfruten. el amor es bonito. disfrutar y enfocarse en eso. ella estÁ hermosa. esta hermosa y estÁn enamorados. me encanta el amor. que se amen. >> has hablado con ellos? chiquis: la verdad que no. creo que todos hemos estado muy ocupados. yo les deseo de todo corazÓn. >> se vale tambiÉn que se haya casado? chiquis: el amor no tiene barrera y lo que sea. yo siento que se quieren mucho. no quiero opinar mucho. es algo privado, delicado. algo bonito que estÁn viviendo. [hablan a la vez] yo si sÍ que bueno p

you that 5 years ago washington and a number of european capitals recognized the oppositionist juan guaidoempt. guaido moved from venezuela to colombia, and then to the state. new vitokskala. in the middle east. israel attacked 15 settlements in the south and east of lebanon with artillery at night. and during the day, two drones attacked hezbollah bases in the republic. there are dead and wounded. as reported by the arabic tv channel al-maeddin. when shelling lebanese populated areas, sahal used phosphorus ammunition. earlier , israel stated that it would not leave unanswered the shelling of the dutch heights, which killed 12 people. israel blamed the lebanese hezbollah movement. his representatives claim that. not involved in the incident, people died because of the israeli pro missile. in turn , turkish president recep tayyip erdogan said that ankara can send troops to israel if necessary to support the palestinians. the israeli foreign minister responded by comparing erdoganan to the former leader of iraq saddam hussein and advising him to remember what his fate was. the turkish foreig

pedevesa and juan guaido, remember this one, an oppositionist, he lost the last elections to nicolaso by the west, and accordingly gained control over the assets pdva outside venezuela. and what can change under the opposition? the verdict of the judge even in the usa, in the state of de laver. to finance itself, the guaidó government directly raised funds from pdva's commercial subsidiaries in the united states. now those about whom the agent is potentially approaching. sabotage of chavis by the old man there are many reasons for this: first, outspoken management, then mass dismissals of old personnel, then illiterate dissipation of oil revenues, and under trump sanctions, all this led to the fact that, according to un estimates, 7 million fled from venezuela economic migrants. mainly to colombia and brazil, and its president lula now reacted this way to maduro’s words about the civil war. i was scared by madura's statement that if he loses the elections there will be a bloodbath. maduro must learn that when you win, you stay, when you lose, you leave. to these words, because lula wa

venezuela itself, when the opposition disputed the results of the last elections. claiming that juan had won them. guaidonderstands who controls the mood of the protesters and interferes in internal affairs. read about why the majority of venezuelans did not want to watch this directed film in the material of dmitry malyshev. nicolas maduro, re-elected president of venezuela. during this time, the opposition attempted to carry out, as the country's defense minister claims, a coup d'état. it was undertaken by extremists supported by washington, and helped trained. south america, they say that everything went down in a petar, very organized, completely unexpectedly, without warning anyone, all these motorcycles also disappeared in an organized manner among maduro’s opponents on the streets. the attempt to shake up the situation from the inside was large-scale and began as if on cue. as soon as it became clear that nicolás maduro had been re-elected, riots broke out in twenty of the twenty-three states. caracos experienced the most violent clashes. at first, the protest roar of pots was replaced by a hail o

venezuelan leader noted that the country had already gone through a similar situation in 2019, when juan guaidolared himself head. caracos recalls its diplomats from argentina, the dominican republic, costa rica, panama, peru, uruguay and chile, who did not recognize the results of the vote. let us remember that thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of caracas and other cities of the country after the announcement. following georgia's decision to adopt a law on foreign agents, more than 100 non-governmental organizations filed lawsuits against the innovation in the national court. it is noted that they also refused to provide information about their sponsors. also , not all of them disclose information about their composition. some violate the requirements for filing annual reports. a deputy from the ruling faction, mikanadze, naturally noted: society should think about which organizations are going to court to repeal the law. five damaged cars, five residential buildings and a school, hundreds of fallen trees, 1,917 power outages. these are the consequences of yesterday's bad weather.