russia now lost in 2007 i was the light it at the success of socialist parties across latin america i was a little bit more pessimistic or realistic because my opinion was that one day the american empire will shrug back america merican knows the u.s. knows latin america like i know my at chance the american the americans are playing the long game in latin america they have penetrated in 3 institution in free country or even decades on that concert and they know this peter that yes they could be times when anti american government's constant power but the americans have penetrated the establishment with those ok you know it let's markets one thing interesting thing you again i absolutely agree with you what you've said and let me turn to going here. marcus's description is perfect on the mark but he never used one word that's important democracy ok that's being denied here yeah and that tends to be the main visionaire is this could a tie or is the democratic revolution you know which is a new word which so to some extent legitimizes. and i guess you could have a reasonable discussion

a writer on tribune and the editorial line of tribune about time was one of jubilation at how latin america had largely speak in a letter to its socialist governments which wanted to really gain their political economic and cultural independence from america and who also wanted to forge close relations with russia now in 2007 i was there right it's at the success of socialist parties across latin america i was a little bit more pessimistic or realistic because my opinion was that one day the american empire will shrug back america merican knows the u.s. knows latin america like i know my at chance the american the americans are playing the long game in latin america they have penetrated into the institution in free country or even decades on that consulate and they know this peter that yes they could be times when anti american government sconce of power but the americans have penetrated the establishment with those ok you know it because it's markets one thing interesting thing you again i absolutely agree with you what you've said and let me turn to going here. marcus his description is p

it's a time of political and economic instability what does that mean for chinese investment in latin america. you know that they're waving a little turmoil we're seeing it as an america it's very diverse it is kind siting in time but there is a kind of turmoil so we're seeing for example in chile the protestant are still ongoing there over the last 3 weeks are mostly about very kind of quarreling she lays actually in the most successful economy economy economy in latin america it has grown way is asinine in our countries and has reduced our indeed quite at least also the racist british out of it so it's kind of a bit controversial why there is so much sauce on resumes also one of the most inane well economists and that is in america and then the main come out of the export of she lays cover and that sense is incredibly important strategically for china we don't think while china doesn't have an extremely large investment and you see an imitator whether by the sector it has very r.c. investments for analogously private investment and chinese investment maybe temporary the terror but in the me

protests and dances becoming popular among women in latin america looking to raise their voices against violence and impunity it was created by a chilean collective it's universal message and catchy rhythm has made it easy to repaint from one country to another. it was not my fault my clothes were not why i was straight lines from the feminist dance making waves across latin america beyond. in our angry we want to be heard and we want to be recognized as women a little people and citizen or like almost without us. it was created by it she began collective ford in the vendor 25th global day protesting violence against women and has spread to spain france to mexico the rhythm and universal lyrics make the song easy to repeat its message to transcends borders. but you know many everywhere in latin america there are very high rates of femicide rates of infertility for rapists and murderers for the disappearance of women i mean i. thought the whole thing started with this chant and their fury the fight for women's safety can maintain today's momentum and. well that down for a start of with a

chile isn't latin america's poorest country on the contrary on the books it has the highest per capita income in the region and a stable. based on an extreme free market model and some see that as the problem and. the economic model established by the constitution hands education health care social security and labor relations over to the private sector the state plays a minimum role model has been very successful in generating wealth but it has also generated enormous levels of inequality. actually is the member of the o.e.c.d. with the highest income disparity. but conservative senator one dismisses the notion that the economic model needs to be overhauled. and let's put things into context chile has made incredible strides in the last 30 years it's reduced poverty from 47.9 percent to 3 percent it's a country that has changed dramatically economically and socially. but not fast enough the chileans who say that they've been abused by a system that guarantees enormous profits for the private sector while millions are struggling to stay afloat on increasingly meager salaries that a per

the historic day for latin america. for the white house it was a mistake by the american ambassador in santiago edward gorey. he was going to. maybe just say oh you mean. i'm going to. die and he was elected i said that it was a grave and very serious defeat for the united states we knew that although i would act in what appeared to be a legal and constitutional manner it would be designed as a class warfare to eliminate the middle class opposition the bourgeois. it would be a class war approach. top secret sensitive eyes only. nixon already in september called in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated that in latin america an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make the chilean economy scream. nixon gives orders that they make the chilean economy scream and cia director richard helms writes it down. will behave. in order the dam will last through no more. but i'm able to swim into the distance to him to not see the end will be any. seeing him b

ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. ♪ >> bret: these are troubled times in much of latin americaral nations are dealing with political and economic disruption if not chaos. correspondent doug mckelway takes a look. >> like its neighbors to the north and central america, several south american countries are now descending into political chaos. the latest is bolivia, president evo morales ignored term limits, sparking massive protests that forced him into exile, seizing the presidency, his political rival, calling for elections in 90 days and is supported by the u.s. >> we salute the courage and strength of believing people who have protested against the government trying to steal an election. >> peru, chile, and ecuador are also seeing widespread protests, each for different reasons. in peru, rebellious lawmakers suspend of the president after he tried to resolve what he said was a corrupt congress. in chile, increased metro fares spark unrest, protests spread, reflecting wider anger over inequality. and ecuador, two weeks of writing came to an end in mid-october when the bankrupt

anyone on to comment about a bilateral but the economy and latin america? maybe i'll go to the ambassador and mexico and say, what are the chances that we will get the u.s. and see a approved by all three of us and we can move forward sorry, to you have a point of view and his dad being talked about in mexico? >> yes of course i'm a very clear point of view and a very big commitment, it was manifested with a unanimous approval by the mexican senate, who was not unanimous but almost it was to vote against it and some abstentions, so mexican government has fulfilled its commitment john gratifying usmca and linked to this him, to the promises or the president has regarding the labor movement also the congress in mexico past and improved the most comprehensive labor reform that we've had in 70 years and it is a labor reform that is revolutionary in a way that guarantees a free secret and personal vote and three different stages and how you elect leaders of a union how do you approve the mandates for a. negotiation for a collective bargaining agreement and then

on this its national day to end violence against women thousands rally accost latin america protests against the alarming rate of 10 asides in the region and a $1000000000.00 jewelry collection described as unique and priceless is stolen from an e.c.m. in germany. the united nations is calling for calm in the democratic republic of congo after hundreds of protesters in the eastern city of beni stormed a u.n. buildings and set fire to the mayor's office at least 4 people were killed by gunfire during the clashes the u.n. though denies that it speaks keepers shot at demonstrators people say they're angry at an increasing an increase in rebel attacks in the area and the un's failure to stop them. as a detail. this is the moment protesters in beni rachelle time from inside the united nations compound like the little people accuse the u.n. mission in the democratic republic of congo of failing to protect them against democratic forces rebel groups that determined to keep count one of the biggest. peacekeeping missions in the world protesters stormed this u.n. building and a few others. th

on this international day to end violence against women thousands rally across latin america trip to protest the alarming rate of time in size in the region plus another bout of extreme weather brings flooding and landslides to 3 european countries. thank you for joining as the united nations is calling for calm in eastern democratic republic of congo after hundreds of protesters in the city of beni stormed un buildings and set fire to the mayor's office at least 4 people were killed by gunfire but the u.n. denies that its peacekeepers shot at anyone reports on why the compound was talk it . this is the moment protesters in beni rachele time from inside a united nations compound. the libyan people accuse the u.n. mission in the democrat. sick republic of congo a failing to protect them against the allied democratic forces rebel groups. determined to kick out one of the biggest peacekeeping missions in the world protesters stormed this u.n. building and a few others. that was suffering a lot because the killing in everyone here in time leaves i've lost my mother and father to the rebe

and european companies to grab the resources of latin america they do it under the cover of free markets democracy which obviously doesn't involve respecting elections so i've seen this i was you know reporting on the ground out of venezuela out of peru out of argentina out of chile and so you know i've seen this again and again where then you have popular uprisings you know you have popular elections putting in people like google chavez you have a morale us you have the kitchener's in argentina you had progressive in battle it in. in chile and of course the neo cons the banks the big companies cannot stand it so they have so-called popular uprisings which are very popular because they can actually win elections and basically seize power gets a coup d'etat because you have a trumpet ministration there obviously fueled by a feeling of their complete backing of the u.s. state department of government you mentioned morale as the media here and you also mention resources talking not about resources b.b.c. it said he resigned amid turmoil cook caused by his reelection widely seen as 41 bloomb

and what it means for latin america. >>> it is cold and about to get a lot colder. record lows in jeopardy all along the east coast this week. ♪ >>> and kevin hart is back. the comedian in public for the first time since a bad car accident. good morning. welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "early start." i'm alison kosik. good morning. >> i'm dave briggs. monday, november 11th. it is veterans day. it is 4:00 a.m. in new york. we start with a potentially historic week on capitol hill. the impeachment inquiry now moves into the public eye with televised hearings. democrats are trying to stay narrowly focused, keeping the story simple. they'll try to sway public opinion by using witnesses drawn from diplomatic and military service. the president's allies are peddling a smokescreen of distractions, hoping to sew confusion. >> and the weekend offering a preview of how the two sides will fight for a political edge. cnn's white house correspondent, jeremy diamond, has more. >> reporter: good morning. this impeachment inquiry is moving into

latin america an alternative. and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make the chilean economy scream. nixon gives orders that they make the chilean economy scream and cia director richard helms writes it down. it will be hinted at. in order to become a lasting. but at the moment this in india has to see him to know it's the end all be and in your neck in seeing him bad well planned on upset about. this if the sun is from the mast and somebody. simply. better looking in. the. back of. something's. goal. but i guess. in venezuela's case the media attacks will be based on a well used recipe. everyone has to be convinced that. dictators even when they held elections. in the 2 decades of the revolution. at least 25 elections were held and accredited by independent experts like the. over 92 elections men are monitored i would say that the election process in voters' where is the best in the world. where all the electoral process is legal and democratic. and 2015 party loses the parliament

western business schools has led to revolution wherever the people of latin america have sought freedom and justice plus the director of moscow winning film still alice wash westmoreland on the plus fold lines at the core of his new film for netflix. oliseh more coming up at today's going on the ground 0 1st it was 49 years ago this month that salvador allende was inaugurated as president of chile the latin american country today is not only in the midst of an uprising against you know liberal president sebastian pinera but witnessing solidarity protests for palestine after more u.k. arm violence in the middle east involving serial u.n. resolution violates at israel in the past 24 hours i and would die in office overthrown and replaced by anglo american backed dictator augusto pinochet and according to some leaders fighting global neoliberalism the legacy of pinochet lives on. board they don't want to lections they want to and wipe us away in a pinochet style. sometimes we say these hard things and in europe and other places they see it as an exaggeration or extremist and it's not exagg

this changes the balance of power in latin america.it's unclear who will succeed morales. patrick oppman has the latest from mexico city. >> reporter: a political earthquake is rocking bolivia, after the country's longstanding leftist president, evo morales, has stepped down. it's been weeks of violent protests and allegations that morales had stolen the election to become president for a fourth term. morales denied that and said he was facing a coup. but after support for that, morales offered to hold new elections. the offer came too late for the opposition and the military, who many of them had risen up against morales. the head of the military said on sunday, it was time for morales to leave office. and within hours, morales did just that, shocking bolivia and much of latin america. he said it was a coup that was forcing him from power. he recognized if he didn't leave there would be bloodshed. and he wanted to avoid that. many of morales' critics said he had become too authoritarian and was never planning on leaving the presidency

this is reports that latin america which was one of the biggest strongholds is now the worst single region for the right sharing company and the biggest reason for that lack of growth a chinese right sharing company kristie he said that. the right way to say it which has been rapidly growing in latin america in fact the country of mexico let's take that as an example where i'll just call it the has grabbed about 30 percent of the market in cities where it operate d.d. also has a significant presence in brazil where it acquired an existing right sharing company. again the ne is backed by japanese investment firm soft bank which also backs and how about this in colombia eats is facing fierce competition from food delivery service or rapid excuse me which recently received $1000000000.00 in funding from soft bank and beyond just the issue of competing industries who has also been losing talent to those same companies d.d. repeat and india's oil hotels and homes which is also backed by soft thing do you see a theme developing here at this point there are a lot of eyes watching to see ho

that caused so much economic instability and chaos in latin america there be repeated now in latin america by the i.m.f. in ecuador and elsewhere racially and we're seeing people fight back because people have lived through something better you know for 10 years 15 years depending on which country that american ecuador was for 10 years during the presidency of i 5 corridor where we had very healthy growth rates with a lot of redistribution reduction of poverty reduction of inequality without the disaster recipe book of the i.m.f. in fact without the near liberal austerity policies so people have been through some experience something different and now that the i.m.f. has come back with this kind of age old fundamentalism of of you know slashing wages and making people poor and all that the balance the books people are fighting back so we just had a wave of protests in ecuador in the month of october i think the largest protest possibly in ecuador in history certainly in my generation. president having to flee the capital city to where your key you know and basically being rescued by the mi

my fault my clothes were not why i was raped lines from the feminist dance making waves across latin america and beyond. in the us angry we want to be heard and we want to be recognized as women a little people and citizen. it was created by a chilean collective for the never 25th close all day protesting violence against women and has spread to spain france and to mexico the rhythm and universal lyrics make the song easy to repeat its message to transcends borders. i vote in america and everywhere in latin america there are very high rates of femicide rates of infertility for rapists murderers for the disappearance of the women i mean. the whole thing starts with this chant and their fury the fight for women's safety can maintain today's momentum. you're watching the news from berlin coming up next german soccer action with the bonus league a stage in for that you can find more news on our web site d w dot com all followers on twitter at news time to our great. i'm scared that the war that's hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to steal anymore we will send you back. are you famil

america producer and ph d. in latin american history of ricotta rivera and coming to us from caracas venezuela as coordinating committee member of the black alliance for peace and freedom and thank you bill gentlemen both for joining me i want to start with you now what is the general sentiment you know on the ground in venezuela given that similar coup attempts of recently happened in that country and president trump you know issuing this one some would say a warning to venezuela nicaragua that they could be next. how do you feel what are they saying on the ground there. well people are fortified and people are they know that this is their process and they also see solidarity with the people of bolivia they stand there with the people with the people believe today there was a massive demonstration in support of the people believing and evil morales is the elected president of that country in the leadership of that country is a mass demonstration in caracas that was both bolivia and also in solidarity with right here wi

it's very concerning but this has been a problem that latin america has faced for decades because they have incredibly huge gaps between rich and poor as we see in chile and you have very personal istic style of will you've got very weak parties and you have very low levels of trust political trust and trust in one another and this is a recipe for a lot of instability and we've seen this over and over again where there's been cycles of dictatorship told by a little bit of democracy and then followed by instability it's actually have been a really democratic period for latin america and so the hopes are with this particular instance in libya if they can restore stability quickly move towards democracy that could be a model for other countries professor thank you very much for talking with us that was natasha lynch the professor of government at essex university. now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. is facing the biggest challenge yet of his presidency with potentially explosive televised impeachment hearings to just open later today they were crosser se