internal affairs of europe, but also does not allow europeans to interfere in the internal affairs of latin americas, america for americans. here is the main principle. this is here 200 years this year they will celebrate the doctrine. andro why is it effective they tried to apply against venezuela threatening and her so to speak, the consequences for russia and china , which supported the government of madura. we shouldn’t forget about this today, with regard to the dominican republic, the country got deep into debts that were not going to the government, the next ones that changed almost every year were not going to pay from the united states neither more nor less took under their control, everything customs revenues of the dominican republic, that is, they began to receive simply income from the export of sugar cane. coffee. cocoa avocado it was made as directed peacemaker in quotation marks presidents wisely wilson at the end of the 19th century in the united states appeared the united company, which received colossal profits comparable to the arms and drug trade, the company received from the

in the internal affairs of latin america on the part of the europeans, that is , america for the americansin principle. for 200 years this year they will be celebrating the ivanovo doctrine, moreover, it is effective. they tried it apply against venezuela threatening it, so to speak, with the consequences for russia and china , which supported the government of madura. we shouldn’t forget about this today, with regard to the dominican republic, the country got deep into debts that were not going to the government, the next ones that changed almost every year were not going to pay from the united states neither more nor less took control, everything customs revenues of the dominican republic, that is, they began to receive simply income from the export of sugar cane. coffee. cocoa avocado it was done at the direction of the peacekeepers in quotation marks , president wilson wisely at the end of the 19th century, the united company appeared in the united states . the reason for the possibility of conducting agricultural activities of an extensive type. the united fruit company did not invest

time really in 70 years that the united states has to cope with a rival competitor for real in latin america. if you remember back in cold war days, the soviet union was of course heavily invested in cuba, but demands from leftist across the americas from the kremlin to provide support never got anywhere. certainly not in south america, although the global cold war provided the framework for u.s. policy in every single country in the region. u.s. authorities are not used to having to deal with other major powers, meddling in the western hemisphere, and it has been the case in many decades. but now, you look at china, china is the main trade partner and major source of investment of many countries in latin america. china plays hardball with latin american countries, often times the countries feel they cannot scream and shout at china as they can against the united states. one thing is to charge the united states with hypocrisy. try doing that with the chinese, a different story. many countries feel they cannot say anything about illegal fishing from china in the south pacific because they kno

this is about africa and latin america. in nigeria, voice of america reaches a third of all adults. radio international reaches less than 3%. that is with massive movements of its on both their parts. in latin america, voice of america reaches 47% of adults in bolivia. 51% dominican republic, 39% ecuador. russia's reaches 5% or less in each market. the prc reaches 6% or less. senator hagerty: i would love to get the full schedule. there are a couple of measures that i am struggling with as well. how do you think about metrics that assure us you are obtaining the goals of freedom and democracy? do you have a way to get at that? ms. bennett: yes, i highly respect use of the taxpayers fund and to make sure we are trending in the direction of greater efficiency. while i have not brought you a sheet with me to demonstrate all of that, i do have it all at hand. senator hagerty: i look forward to that. i am interested in metrics you have to demonstrate that we are achieving greater freedom and democracy. ms. bennett: we developed a measurement under the previous ceo that was called an impa

love you in the caribbean and in latin america.and every head of state i spoke with but without exception agreed with me on the importance of cooperating in consulting that concern you as the concern assault. human rights, nonproliferation, economic development, arms control,as i think we've made progress in all these areas. going to convey all this information l i have too jimmy. in fact i look forward to consulting closely with him on a regular basis. [laughter] >> i think of the sounding board. explain the issues to me. and in the process think them through. he knew i was interested in them because i meant all over the country telling people what he was going to do. and then i wanted to be sure he didn't. [laughter] i could go out into the countryside and talk to people. the president can become very isolated. one reason is they have such huge entourages when they go out but also people tell a president what he wants to hear. i could get information about the energy crisis at that time, problems with the elderly had one woman te

they love you in the caribbean and in latin america. and every head of state that i spoke with without exception. agreed with me on the importance. of cooperating and consulting closely on the issues that concern you jimmy and the concern us all human rights nuclear nonproliferation economic development. arms control. i think we've made progress in all of these areas. i'm glad to be back home. i'm glad to be with amy and with jamie. i'm going to convey all of this information that i have to jamie. in fact. i look forward to consulting closely with him on a regular basis. i think my role was more one. of a sounding board for jimmy could explain the issues to me and in the process think them through. any new i was interested in them because i had been all over the country telling people what he was going to do. and then i wanted to be sure he did. and and i could go add into the countryside and talked to people presents can become very isolated and one reason is because i have such huge entourages when they go out and they can't really ge

line in the area of ​​​​solidarity, the course towards integration with whom the countries of latin america their future with, as well as how a chinese fighter jet put an american reconnaissance aircraft in its place, in connection with which the russian foreign ministry summoned an ambassador to finland and when baikal resumes the industrial loft omul you welcomes the information service of the ntv television company this is the program today in the studio dmitry zavoestre. hello. that night, the ukrainian formations launched a new massive attack on the city of shebekino in belgorod region , according to governor vyacheslav gladkov, two wounded were beaten from hailstones, two more were hospitalized , they said several apartment and private houses, a school and administrative buildings were damaged on the spot , a local store was completely burned down, more than a dozen cars were broken. now the administration staff are conducting rounds under the yards. the head of the region promised to start restoration work today, besides this, gulps said from this day on, the authorities begin to tak

look at latin america. look at asia . look at africa. look at saudi arabia.ining up to get out of the us dollar they're going to get out of the us dollar they don't want to we were in their backyards they don't need our military bases in their backyards, meanwhile global de-dallarization is gaining momentum south american countries are signing an agreement one by one. with china , it provides for a phased transition to settlement in yuan, and venezuelan president maduro announced his desire to join the brix, making it clear that mikhail bonenko is on the way with russia and china. valeria polukhina maksim zaishchenko ntv television company this morning there was information surrounding the president of madura recommending that he urgently leave sami according to the local press, the brazilian opposition deputies, who requested an arrest warrant for the head of venezuela on charges of drug trafficking , told the american diplomats that madura would leave strangely only in handcuffs for extradition to the united states, followed by a short advertisement. after

but here in latin america itself, everything is sold seasonally.ell, for example, now there is a pear season. now watermelon. but it will take just a couple of months and it will not be on sale. that is here waiting for the season to eat no. no. this, of course, is a striking difference from, for example, russian stores, where deliveries are year-round, but if you look closely today and the available goods in south america , these apples have a strange diameter of 60 mm, but should be 80 for producers. this means a price of 10 pesos per kilo, but usually 45 you will feel the difference in the shooting of the uruguayan newspaper , lakes and ponds are dried up. there must be water here. and now here you look at this stone. but even recently. this is the discharge of excess water, then the extra on the first in the region there is a joint argentina-rugvayan hydroelectric power station salto grandec. and by the way, russian turbines are working. today, turbines operate at much less power. how could the water have fallen, so that the thresholds, which a

these are the countries of asia and africa, latin america and the middle east, these states no longer be raw material appendages, sources of cheap labor. they want to fully deservedly participate in the international division of labor and achieve decent pay for their work. everyone understands this. look, russia probably understood this before anyone else and began active contacts with african states. we are also trying to cooperate with them all rushed to africa and look how the west reacted to russia's movement today. united states of america the russian ministry of foreign affairs and others involved in politics know how the americans are trying to slow down this process and not let you know that the chinese are there. here there is a struggle for these countries, therefore, from there there will be, uh, the future pole of our development is very active. this does not mean that we will not develop. in our opinion, the combination of integration efforts in the format of our eurasian union of sco and brix will contribute to creation of the largest coalition of the state. if we, as a

well, here in latin america itself, everything is sold seasonally.there is a pear season. now watermelon, but it will take just a couple of months and this will not be on sale. that is, here they wait for the season to eat no no. this, of course, is a striking difference from, for example, russian stores, where deliveries are made all year round. but, if you look closely today and the available goods in south america are strange, these apples have a diameter of 60 mm, but should be 80 for manufacturer, this means a price of 10 pesos per kilo, but usually 45 you will feel the difference . there must be water here. and now here you look at this stone. but even recently. this is the discharge of excess water, which was superfluous at the first in the region joint argentina-rugvayan hydroelectric power plant, somersault grandec. and by the way, russian turbines are working. today , turbines operate at much less power. how could the water fall, so that the thresholds were exposed, which at one time opened the reservoir of precipitation, about a third dran

firsts u time really 0 years that the united states has to cope with a rival competitor for real in latin americacause if remember back in cold war days, the soviet union was of course heavily invested in cuba, but the man's from leftists across the americas from the kremlin to provide support never got anywhere. certainly not in south america, although the globallo cold war provided the framework for u.s. policy in every single country in the region. u.s. authorities are not used to having to deal with other major powers meddling in the western hemisphere, and it has been the case in many, many decades. now you look at china or china is a main trade partner in major source of investment in many countries in latin america. china plays hardball with latin american countries -- >> we will leave this discussion on u.s.-brazil relations which you can watch in its entirety on the c-span now app as we take you live to the senate fulfilling our more than 40-year commitment to covering congress. a vote expected in just a few minutes on a house passed measure to repeal in washington, d.c. policing law. yo

issue. debut of a belarusian tractor in brazil for the first time at the largest exhibition in latin america, our enterprises are represented in the krasnodar territory, one of the versions is an explosion of a drone attack more money the situation on the security borders and law and order in the palace of independence the leadership of the country's power bloc gathered the day before the meeting in the security council hall was held behind closed doors remains difficult, so the focus of attention is a complex of factors. this build-up of the nato military group is a constant provocation. in general , unfriendly actions on the part of the western and southern neighbors are not a secret. in these neighboring states , fugitive radicals continue to be trained as part of illegal armed groups, and the terrorist crimes committed this year in belarus were developed precisely abroad , from where the perpetrators and weapons with explosives stayed. respond to the situation. the border committee is already being formed at the border of an additional maneuver group. a living organism and the situation

. >> i bring you greetings from latin america and the caribbean to have done this for two weeks and icouldn't resist. seriously it was a good trip. this morning at venezuela president pena said to me jimmy's pan-american day speech and my visit to latin america had open new paths and entered american relations. consider the paternalism that has characterized the past we are ready and eager to develop natural marmol unequal relationships. i found goodwill and friendship everywherere i went. we love you and the caribbean and inin latin america and every state that i spoke withh without exception agreed with me on the importance of core operating and consulting closely on the issuei that concerned us all, human rights nuclear nonproliferation economicnt development arms control. i think we have made progress in all of these areas and i'm glad to beom back home and glad to be with amy and with jimmy. i'm going to t convey all of ths information that i have to jimmy an infected look forward to consulting closely with him on a regular basis. [laughter] >> my role was more one of the soundin

very many opportunities latin america brazil is still like that. well, we are for both the whites and the reds. we are for peace in the whole world. and we don't need a war. what do you say? how important is the pope? it is necessary for zelensky to meet with him tonight. it is important. i immediately i will start with the risk, the risk of a meeting with the pope, the lynx, the pope, is that in this way it is possible to legitimize the conversations in his team , the pontificate is meant in relation to, perhaps after this meeting, a visit to putin or with putin, because the current pontiff is a representative of his culture. he is from latin america, where let's say left-wing church ideas, revolutionary ideas are very actively presented, and in particular, which are involved very closely and densely with anti-mercantilism, i.e. counter-sending of money , anti-americanism as manifestations of imperialism on of the american continent, but it also extends here with itself , and actually this ultra-humanist position contributes to the fact that the c

for the last 30 years, many leaders of latin america do not know this country.it is a combination of not looking forward and fixating on america, as if something in the world is going badly. it has to be america. how can this war end? will and war the real end of the war will be when there will be political changes in moscow and this does not necessarily mean a change of regime and i don't even know if it means that putin has to go some people do not agree with me but maybe it could even be with him and this change is that the russians understand that the war was a mistake and they are going to withdraw their troops but i can say that a political change must happen and it could be caused by a military defeat it could be caused by internal strife or disputes in for moscow, this can be caused simply by the huge number of victims that are accumulating and when the people of wives, mothers, sisters and friends throughout russia begin to protest, there must simply be a turning point why france left algeria in 1962 because there was such a shift. why did the british l

we want to turn our attention to latin america.resident of venezuela visiting brazil for the first time sin he was banned from the country by the former right wing president in 2019. nicholas maduro met the left-wing president in brasilia ahead of a summit of latin american leaders on tuesday. the meeting is not without controversy as many questioned the legitimacy of his government and he is referred to by his critics as a dictator. staying in latin america, the former president of el salvador has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for his relationship with criminal gangs. sentenced in absentia for negotiating with gangs, he currently lives in nicaragua and has denied all the charges. the central american nation has been crippled by gang violence for years. the current president has attracted worldwide attention for his tough stance in locking up thousands of suspected gang members in sometimes draconian conditions. we want to look at a number of elections taking place around the world. in a moment we will be in thailand with a

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like, you know what government is currently failing in latin america from the accent you hear on the helping the failure of our countries in latin america, sometimes... - exactly. - is the u.s. and i love this country. but also, this country makes a lot of mistakes. - no, no, no, they bet on the wrong horse every single time. and it's-- it's mortifying, right? - name a latin american country, and the chances are pretty good that the u.s. government intervened there at some point in order to secure their political and economic goals. for decades, the u.s. helped fight dirty wars throughout latin america, destabilizing economies and causing mass migrations. chileans came here escaping a dictator we supported in 1973. guatemala in 1954. el salvador in '79. the list goes on and on. those events often determine an immigrant's politics, for better or for worse. - i don't want to take us of our accountability. how many times are we going to get fooled? - right, right. - because every country in latin america, for the most part, bounces between extreme right and extreme left. - yeah, yeah. -

juan guaido left just started talking about building a fairer world in latin america and they began to that latin america is not a raw material base for the united states from which everything can be pumped clean and dry. and these are, uh, strange nations that are entitled to a brighter future and, uh, the united states. of course, i didn't like it. uh, so the americans tried to influence the political regime in these countries in different ways, somewhere by coup d'état, but trying to lead. e right-wing governments to power. including with the help of color revolutions, washington denied everything even when maduro showed at a press conference passports of the detained americans, when it became clear that guaido was a failed project of president samoz. he left for colombia for negotiations and did not return, but at the end of last year it became. the downed pilot is known to be a burden even to their own venezuelan opposition political parties seeking to remove juan goedo as head of their so-called interim government, which would mark the end of a us-backed strategy that failed to o

and, of course, this injustice must be eliminated by accepting representatives of asia, latin america and africa into the security council, only in this way it will be possible to really ensure the representativeness of this main body. united nations, we exchanged views on the situation on the european continent it was in this context that president ruta also considered what is happening around ukraine. and we set out in detail our assessment of the situation that has developed as a result of a long-term policy. the west to create direct threats to the security of the russian federation to encourage the kiev regime to destroy all russian throughout the entire history of our joint and discrimination of russian-speaking citizens of ukraine , citizens who associate themselves from the traditional orthodox church with the russian language with russian culture with russian education. it seems to me that understanding our partners are, at least. they expressed their gratitude for the detailed discussion on these topics. they also talked about the need for reform. world economy world finance

military's top commander for latin america.al laura richardson says that beijing is doing more than just look at the -- looking at the stars. she told the mccain institute of the 31 countries she's responsible for in latin america, 31 have signed up for china's belt and road initiative. buying up deep seaports and land a for satellite track then there's the panama canal. the chinese have signed 47 bilateral agreements with pan in since 2017. the u.s. went without an ambassador to panama for five years. 50 u.s. ambassadors still waiting to be confirmed. >> when countries see we don't have a diplomat, it shows that we're not serious. >> reporter: general richardson says chinese company now have a monopoly in the lithium market. >> we neglect south con that are peril because china is not a benign influence. u.s. has lowest level influence as compared to the past 200 years. >> reporter: recently, honduras, shocked the u.s. by agreeing to renounce ties with taiwan. under pressure from beijing. >> another front, what's behind the new

one time, they asked you to move to latin america to be the ceo of latin america. think that was going to be a dead-end? you were going to move to latin america and get out of the way of the succession or did you , think that was a way to get promoted? jane: it was a big turnaround role. it is one of those ones you say if i did a good job, then that was going to put me in a good position for bigger opportunities ahead. if i did a bad job, so be it. david: you were not afraid they would forget you? you are down in brazil or something and you were not afraid they would forget you? anything like that? jane: no. [laughter] david: so, you did a good job. you come back and you are the head of the global consumer bank. what is the head of the global consumer bank at citi? jane: that is retail banking, a credit card, which i believe you are a proud owner of a citi credit card. david: i am. i have that here. well, i don't have enough frequent flyer miles on it. you told me i'm not qualified for my frequent flyer miles. jane: you have the wrong card. david: is this the best

we want to turn our attention now to latin america, and venezuela's president has visited brazil forer right—wing presidentjair bolsonaro in 2019. nicolas maduro met left—wing president lula da silva in brasilia ahead of a summit of latin american leaders on tuesday. the meeting is not without controversy, as many question the legitimacy of mr maduro's government and he is referred to by his critics as dictator. staying in latin america, el salvador�*s former president has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for his relationship with criminal gangs. mauricio funes was sentenced in absentia for negotiating with gangs. he currently lives in nicaragua and has denied all the charges. the central american nation has been crippled by gang violence for years. the current president, nayib bukele, has attracted worldwide attention for his tough stance, locking up thousands of suspected gang members in sometimes draconian conditions. we want to look now at a number of elections which have been taking place around the world. in a moment, we'll be in thailand with a special interview with the h

with the flag of the russian athletes took part in the first major international competitions in latin america new world. welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. this is a program today, its host nikolaeva igor poletaev vladimir putin today congratulated the russian trade unions on may 1, the holiday of spring and labor, which has a long and rich tradition in our country after the october revolution, the holiday became official and at the beginning, and he it was called the day of the international well, even tsarist russia yes, and in many countries of the world from the second half of the 19th century. the workers celebrated this day with great strikes and demonstrations. the requirement was then the establishment of an eight-hour working day. today , an official holiday has also become a good occasion to celebrate labor merits. so the president awarded the title of hero of labor to five russians. among them, teacher tatyana baburova , designer of sheep engines alexandra inozemtsev, head of a linen mill. lev kalyonov, chemist, head of the federal center for dual tec

i am a lawyer, i worked latin america issues all of my life ahead of the latin america bureau, i wasthe border numerous times, the vast, vast majorities that richard alluded, these are economic refugees, people trying to come to the country because they want a better life. there is a need, there's a labor ability here. very, very few people, under our law, as a lawyer, i can tell you, qualify for political asylum in the united states. they have to have persecution. doesn't mean crime, doesn't mean a bad standard of living. >> right. >> so the reality is, for two or three years, we had, wink wink, an open border policy in effect by the reversal of the effective trump policies. now, at the last minute, some of these policies again are trying to be implemented, but it's going to be very difficult since you have 10,000 to 12,000 people now projected to come across the border on a daily basis. so the system will be flooded. what does that mean? people will be given -- they will be paroled. in the u.s. law, that means people will be allowed -- imran: you made some very interesting points.

i think this will happen not only in latin america , but also representatives of other countries willfrom the pope as their spiritual leader. we see how the situation is changing, even not in the catholic sphere. the pope is not only an authority for catholics , but protestants, orthodox , muslims, and other leaders listen to his words, because there aren't many of them, honestly, in the world, that is, you can count them on the fingers of two hands. who influences today the spiritual life of mankind well, the pope traditionally takes the first place in the list of these authorities. years, you remember that the franco regime ruled there for almost 40 years, and the events experienced by the roman catholic church. i mean the second vatican council. well, even such a one, you know where sports, even such an autocrat as such a tyrant as in franco had to obey the decisions of the second of the vatican council and at the end of its government, we see how the priorities in his policy have seriously changed, so we expect that the words of rimsky, his position, his strategy, which he chose,

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to the work of this vessel actually covered three of our business goals, and latin america is a large consumer market tested for the work of iranism. east africa is the second place that needs and is interested in iranian and far east goods. to have a sea line for these three parts of the atlantic ocean, the latin american continent, latin america, south west america, east africa, and the far east, we must have this minimum military fleet stationed at these three points, across the atlantic ocean and the indian ocean, in order to maintain security. our shipping lines and in fact, this is where the issue begins, that all the countries that are today's leading economic power, england , america, france, they are all one of the pillars of being able to produce and export to the world , having a powerful fleet. iran's manufactured goods will be transferred to the world, this path was paved and this path was taken to create the security of the main networks. if you have time, you will be able to complete a mission with complete security and success. that in the maritime industry, it is very

sent a clear message that resentment hatred and quarrels arms the way forward it out there as latin america and eternity. newman was at opinions victory speech in the capitol assumption. oh, let me. yeah. the people in paraguay, and he won't be coming to the lighting for the country with the name and no money milling. then ronald morning with a negative or had a homes on a list, but was unable to do so. a cuba government is canceled, the nation's biggest daniel event, mondays made a parade because of an acute shortage of fuel. long queues of petrol stations have seen some drivers wait phase to fill their tanks. government usually provides buses to transport hundreds of thousands of people from across the island to attend to parade a combination of us sanctions and reduce fuel supplies from cuba. i like venezuela is causing the shortages. james granger is the editor in chief of the one as areas times and a political unless specializing in latin america. and he says economic pressures need to be really high for the cuban government to cancel such an event. i think the cancellation of this hav

ukraine, that's why it can be ignored, and objectively, many countries from asia, africa, and latin america can buy into this rhetoric of the russian federation for this very reason a hybrid tribunal is a possible option, but it is not optimal for a full-fledged legitimate trial against putin, mr. sergey. and how realistic is it to reject the ideas of a hybrid and go to such a consequence of nuremberg? yes, because if all countries are against and one country is in favor, then it is difficult to convince how much there are accomplices of the ukrainians to do exactly in gas this as proposed by mr. president and so on and the like, that is, how much is it because very often ukrainian officials are officials, they are such unrealistic people, let's do it like this let's do it like this no one in the world has done this, and they are told about it, they say no, we will try to achieve it. what do you think ? absolutely, and the world knows the history. there are already several international tribunals that acted in different situations and for different reasons. founded the security council of t

more from our latin america correspondent will grant.lula's predecessor, jair bolsonaro, wouldn't have entertained the idea of having the venezuelan leader in brazil and mr bolsonaro wouldn't have extended the hand of friendship. between mr lula and his venezuelan counterpart. what it says is that the relationship will remain strong, although he did call for venezuela to do more to rebuild the narrative about authoritarianism in the country. now that's being seen as controversial because it suggests that lula sees the narrative as somehow constructed as somehow false, that authoritarianism isn't an issue in venezuela. and certainly critics of the maduro administration would say the reason it is criticised as being authoritarian is because there is no free or fair elections and that there is human rights violations taking place in venezuela. president lula also said he found it inexplicable that there would be 900 us economic sanctions on venezuela, simply, as he put it, because the us didn't like venezuela. well, again, critics would say

i'll deserves latin america arbitrarily said newman was our dependence victory speech in the capitol. a sanction? oh, the people and paraguay alighting for the country. and that is what we'll do better. i work with demi medicine education with the name and no money than ronald marnie with a lady who had a homes on a time, but was unable to do so. let's take this all. we can speak to esther bond poly to logo. he is a political analyst joined now from assumption in paraguay as well. welcome to our da 0. so payments. colorado party of course, is dominated politics in paraguay while since 19 fifties. and despite some signs, it might not go their way that dominance continues. that is correct, that is correct, very much to the opposition surprised who wasn't expecting to lose, but particularly not those by such a wide margin in this case. and that has sort of shocked them very deeply. i think so. where did the opposition go wrong? why? why didn't it go that way and then well, there is basically 2 things that the commentary picks up. one of them is, and that was sort of into speech that you

they arrived here in the bay area from latin america and shared with me their harrowing journey and what comes next. >> reporter: biola and her family released from a processing center in california late at night. they were uncertain where to go next. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: they had a home in latin america. as her kids slept, she cannot help but think of what they left behind. she and her family are now in an unfamiliar place. they did not know anybody here. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: she tells me, those peoples were people who worked at the airport. they gave them food and suitcases and connected them to amigos de guadalupe a, helping families who just got here. in just the last couple weeks, jeremy what the nonprofit tells us they have had several families seek out their . when they connect with a family, they give them a hotel room for seven days. biola and her family led us into where they are staying. biola has just gotten up. he and her husband oscar have got to get breakfast ready with the food that has been donated to them. puttin

time, created by the leaders of cuba and venezuela and today, uniting 11 states of central and latin americarade union named in honor of simon , the most influential leader of the war for the independence of the spanish colonies in america caracas and lagura tried to make themselves known by 3.5 thousand athletes at the debut, a modest representation of russia was compensated by names. here are just some of the world and european champion in boxing ekaterina finger, european champions in karate. anna chernysheva. and evgeny plahutin is the bronze medalist of the world championship in trampolining. yana lebedeva we are doing very well. there met the competitions were held at a high level of food accommodation. everything was wonderful, very sympathetic kind people are very happy a day after the grand opening of the games the western hemisphere began to receive good news. russian karists won two gold azaliya amineva from bashkiria gave the first in the boxing tournament, as from a cornucopia of victory in weightlifting, beach volleyball and gymnastics. the national flag and anthem at the boliv

clear message that resentment hatred and quarrels on the way forward and all you out there is latin america editor alyssia newman was at penn years victory speech in the capital. a sancho? oh yeah. the people in paraguay. and he wants to become the lighting for the country. and that is what we'll do better. i with medicine education, with the ivr name and no money than ronald morning with a lady who had a home and this time, but was unable to do so. what political analyst esteban political logo says the scale opinions victory will have surprised and disappointed his opponents. the campaign from the opposition side perhaps centered too much on an empty colorado discourse of blaming the followed other party or a model of corruption that has been sort of in place for the last 70 years. and there with that generalization here sort of backfired and the colorado support kept together and divide, which is one of the keys to be able to win an election is to be able to divide the corolla party. i would say that the problem would be for such a conservative and pro di, one candidate in demilia of the

, some nazi criminals really fled and were able to hide, including in latin america there were peopleho claimed that they saw hitler alive after the end of world war ii in argentina and colombia, but we have irrefutable evidence that the corpse in the courtyard of the chancery was exactly hitler because günsche was one of the adjutant's assistants, he was taken prisoner. uh, it has been professed for many years for a long time, so to speak, the created document is in ours published. main here, not that he even e committed suicide. it was most likely irrelevant. and the fact that he stayed until the end of the war. and the fact was that in germany there was a rather strong opposition to the nazi regime, but can you imagine when part of the ruling elite saw that a madman was pulling the country into disaster. for you to go germany had to save their shield. churchill, for example, this is also a big intriguer and a person who, in general, he was such a detective genre, he was not only a politician, but he was such an internal conviction, competent special services. i would say that he be

>> jocelyn moran met one family that just arrived in the bay area from latin america and they share theirourney and the uncertainty of what comes next. >> paolo and her family were released with the processing center and court day. they landed at the international airport this month, late at night. uncertain where to go next. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: they had a home in latin america. she could not help but think of what they had left behind. she and her family were now in an unfamiliar place. they did not know anyone here. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: those angels were people who worked at the airport. they gave them food and suitcases and connected them to amigos de guadalupe, a nonprofit in san jose helping families who just got here. the nonprofit tells us they have had several families seek out their help. when they connect with a family, they give them a hotel room for seven days. paola and her family led us into where they were staying. paola had just gotten up . she and her husband get breakfast ready for their kids with the food that h

assembly, for example, you see a rather significant list of countries coming from places like latin america or africa or asia that have abstained from open leap supporting ukraine in this war and that gives you an idea that this type for values this fight for sovereignty. this fight for territory integrity is something that may be clear here in europe, but in other parts of the world is seen differently. and i think that's always important to keep in mind because you may be think that's the view in europe is the view that's shared in other parts of the world. and that's not always the case.