we can say latin america. first of all, i want to make it clear that i did not complain about why relationships have decreased, but i am saying that these relationships are actually affected by the events that are happening in the world. and the nuclear agreement was very important for iran, and we, even the member countries of alba , were always on iran's side in the same committee , where it was in the united nations, where it was in international forums, so that iran could use its peaceful right. therefore, these international relations are like this. which are defined in the socio-political context that we are witnessing now there is a decline in latin america and this unilateralism is being questioned. we are moving towards the formation of a multi-polar world where the power poles have russia. china, iran, latin america and this shows that we have socio-political groups that power relations. they show the good will of the parties and when we say that iran was on the side of europe at that time , it was d

iran's bilateral relations with latin america are always before that. on the side of the land of persia and after that it will be called iran, well it was on the side of iran , but when the revolution happened commander fidel castro was the first person to recognize the islamic revolution and was the first person to invite in 1979 when iran became the islamic republic. iran, which has been named, should join the non-commitment countries. and it was thanks to this invitation that iran became a member, and an important gap was created, which itself was a peak in the relations , from the side of latin america, this time, iran moved. in fact, a commander and another important leader will be added to this action, commander chavs, who will open the door to other countries to join the albab alliance and strengthen their relations with iran and mr. mahmoud ahmadinejad. playing an important role at this time , he also traveled many times to latin american countries. and advancing many projects in different fields, energy, health , etc., and a very close alliance

in which axes should we see the points of commonality between iran and latin america? you see, everyone knows that we have a lot in common with latin american countries in terms of important keywords that are relevant in today's world. among them, you know that in the justice-loving nations of latin american countries , we have very good commonalities in issues such as anti-arrogance debates, materials such as justice-seeking, open issues that now have many subcategories, and the history of all latin american countries and our dear iran shows that we can god willing, let's use this point of commonality and we can , god willing, pursue common issues and what capacities we can imagine to expand these interactions. there are latin american countries, we can, god willing , use the capacities , we can , god willing, we can improve our relations in various cultural and scientific fields, especially even media discussions . may this sentence of the supreme leader come true, we hope that we can use these capacities , god willing, we can deepen the relations of these countries a

countries who are guests we attended the conference of 120 years of relations between iran and latin americall, after the conference, we attended the museum of contemporary art, where the works of famous artists, mainly from latin american countries , now as explained by the exhibition manager , there are nearly 400 works of these artists from these countries. latin americans send their own works, some of these works are related to gaza , it refers to the oppression of the people of gaza and the oppression that is being done by the zionist regime, and many of them are presented in the form of art, and nine of these good artists. these countries are present in iran in the past weeks and this exhibition was created, this exhibition itself today , the travelers came to see closely this is one of the examples of works that can be done between the artists of the two countries . the cultural media of khian, the community of al-mustafa, well, having a strong presence in this exhibition and having an effective presence, we had an exhibition of photos and images, which were exhibited by friends and c

that some good and effective works have already started . 120 years of relations between iran and latin america . well, after the conference, we visited the museum of contemporary art, where there are works by famous artists from latin american countries , and now, as the official of the exhibition explained, there are almost 400 of these works. it refers to the oppression of the people of gaza and the oppression that is being done by the zionist regime and many of them presented in the form of art and 9 of these good artists of these countries. being present in iran in the past weeks and this exhibition was created, this exhibition today, the ambassadors came to see closely this is one of the examples of works that can be done between the artists of the two countries. we had the book fair, the international book fair in venezuela, well iran too khayyam cultural media foundation and al-mustafa society. well , to have a strong presence in this exhibition and to have an effective presence, we had an exhibition of photos and images, which with the permission of the government of venezuela, on the

well, that's true, but it was still a long way from latin america, wasn't it?t is not the same thing, and then, i apologize, there is already experience. there is already the experience of crimea, well, you are right, they did nothing, but there is already the experience of what happens when you do nothing, i think, in the case of venezuela, the bet will still be made that it will be restrained from any aggressive actions, here brazil can play an important role as a factor, and colombia, and the united states, and so with collective diplomatic pressure, they will still be able to contain venezuela, i think that's what the biden administration will be betting on, because if it starts with... the states will have to step in, if, that's a bad scenario for them, if they don't intervene, that's a bad scenario for them too, they'll have to choose between bad and worse. and tell me, what is brazil like? military conflict with venezuela, do you really think that president lula da silva is ready to use the army to help guyana? i doubt about the army armed confrontations

summit and the global peace summit, where the countries of latin america are also invited, of coursetion is just as important in order to strengthen these efforts to isolate russia. ivan, i just wanted to clarify how influential argentina is in the latin american region, or perhaps we can say that there are some other countries that, so to speak, set the geopolitical tone. continent, and yes, in general , in latin america, three key states stand out, namely brazil, argentina, in south america, also mexico, and these countries, first of all, despite all the economic problems that may be, they are huge economies, and by the number of the population , and so historically and politically they have a great influence, they are also representatives of the big twenty, also an important international platform for us, and these countries actually stand out, of course, but other countries are like that... for example, chile, with which we managed to improve our relations, and precisely because of the position of the current president of chile, to establish such good relations are also important

because, well, this is a subversive regime, besides, brazil has also sent troops to that area, and latin america. latin american countries will not support venezelo, so i guess you know like many dictators, like that an attempt at a small victorious war, we know how it ended in argentina at one time, we know how it ended in greece, by the way, yesterday you talked about cyprus, about a divided cyprus, and it all started with the adventure of the so-called black colonels in greece , that's why i don't think so, this... will rather lead to the collapse of the regime, especially since venezuela has a presidential election next year, they have a very strong candidate, the only one from the opposition, it's maria karina machado, and she's very popular , the truth, so far, the truth is not registered, she has already been deregistered, yes , but i think that her potential is stronger... than the current interim leader of venezuela from the opposition, guaido, and that is why madura is actually doing all this in order to distract, to divert attention from the fact that what is happening, what is happen

phone conversation i think this issue will be discussed even now, it is the holding of the ukraine-latin americain argentina, this is the format of the meeting at the highest level, where ukrainian representatives, including the president, should meet with the leaders of the latin american countries in order to show them the real situation in order to convince them, to support ukraine, this is the idea, it arose as early as february of this year, but of course, it requires a lot of effort to implement it in view of the large the distance between our states, that's it... in general, for this high format of the event, we had, we have allies in the region, such as guatemala and in central america, but of course argentina is a much more powerful country, with a political including influence, that is why we hope that this meeting, which is taking place now, will also allow this summit to be held, which will be our great diplomatic victory, and also at these meetings, questions of such a practical format were raised, such as, for example , digitization, but ukraine is ready to share this... experience

institute states that, in addition to social media, the key players in the information campaign in latin americaare branches of the russian state media, in particular , the spanish-language version of the rasha today tv channel , which offers latin audiences propaganda content in an expensive and bright wrapper. we know they have offices in havana, buenos aires, caracas. we know that they have more than 200 spanish-speaking, so -called journalists working in moscow. it pure propaganda, but the content is so well thought out, well chosen, they allocate resources to find professional people and good content, or is it i think many people will say that the governments of latin america are not supporting ukraine in the war of aggression as much as they should do. studies show that propaganda works, synopsis polls cited by the peace institute show that at the end of february 2022, 65% of argentines condemned the russian invasion of ukraine, but a quarter rated moscow's position as good. another poll testified that 15% of mexicans support ukraine. but 70% adhere to neutrality, and this position, they s

states supported death squads around latin america. this is not gonna be the end of it in reagan is going to double down on all of this. and in many ways, reagan is gonna focus more on central america, where a lot of those immigrants, united states come from. but it gets inger was thinking about the central and south america and a trail of blood, a trail of killing a trail of atrocities. a trail of rage across latin america was in large part kissinger's doing? yeah, the, the, the case of i n dave, i always think of the godfather movies where the scene with the forces had, it was kind of serving as a, as a warning shot to everybody else if you will. so professor here, state side, the political establishment in d, c r r, i would say all in lock step in their esteem in regard for kissinger, regardless of their party affiliation, every poetess, every secretary of state, and every high ranking official over the last 4050 years have all wrapped on his door for consultation. i mean, literally until his final days, henry kissinger enjoyed a ve

in general, the countries of latin america are divided into three groups, if we talk about the attitudeto russia's war against ukraine. the first group is ancient friends of russia: nicaragua, bolivia, cuba, venice. as well as el salvador. countries refrain from condemning russia's actions at the un. recently, zmi was informed about the presence of almost one and a half hundred cubans in the russian army. and a year before the full-scale invasion, nicaragua opened an honorary consulate in occupied crimea. ukraine introduced sanctions against nicaragua, but, for example, their coffee can still be bought on the territory of ukraine. the second group of countries is the largest latin american economies. region, brazil, mexico, colombia and argentina. these countries vote for the territorial integrity of ukraine, but no major steps were taken to support kyiv, and the president of mexico last september called spending billions of dollars by the united states to help ukraine an irrational policy. the president of brazil also said last year that zelensky is as responsible for the war as putin.

portuguese influence, the spanish influence led to the fact that the whole of spanish-speaking latin america. broke into different countries, and in addition, the last part of spanish-speaking america, mexico, which had territorial conflicts with the united states, as you know, a third of the united states is former mexico, including texas, california, and others, the states on the border with the mexican united states, that's what they're called, the conflict over the... that started about 1800 14, and this too clearly, venezuela was a spanish possession, ugh, then there were dutch possessions, then there were british possessions, the british united their territories due to the fact that they bought some territories or received from the dutch, the spanish, latin america did not recognize this and believed that that these dutch territories just belong to their sphere of influence, a clear border between the colonies of great britain and spain, and between independent venezuela and british guiana, as this territory was called, never was, after all, this the conflict was settled, as it were ,

-latin america relations.ush at this moment, because they house speaker says they go home at the end of the week if they don't get their way on the border, biden is desperate to get money for ukraine, so we don't know at this point what is going to happen. mcconnell says there's no way they can do this before christmas. but put this in that broader 200 year context. you wrote that incredible book that is now textbook in so many college classes called "harvest of empire." talk about how this fits in with the monroe doctrine and what that was. juan: the monroe doctrine for 200 years has been the basic policy that the united states has pursued in the entire western hemisphere, but especially toward latin america, telling european and other colonial powers, you stay out of the western hemisphere, this is our backyard, in essence, that has been reused repeatedly by u.s. presidents and congress to invade countries in latin america, to foment clandestine or covert operations, to remove leaders that were not sufficien

and good health again, as promised, we will now fly to latin america and are already there. why?se oleksiy odkidach, an expert on latin america of the adastra analytical center is with us on connection good health. mr. oleksiy. i have such eclectic questions for you, they will be different. them some such industries, and why did lula refuse to meet, i.e. the president of brazil, with zelenskyi? i would not say that he refused to meet with zelensky, i would say that he refused to go to the inauguration of the president of argentina, because due to certain ideological differences, due to the fact that milea once called lula a leftist, he publicly, one might say, insulted, lula simply tactfully declined the per... invitation referring to the very if involved schedule and that's why lula didn't come to miley in general and in particular if it wasn't about zelenskyy , it's not about zelenskyy's personnel, it 's about the relations that are gradually developing between miley oleksiy, this lula is a very important issue , many people consider him a leftist, but when he was president, he

latin america has been going on for two centuries in a row.it seems to us that this is a stable continent. there is no stability there. ugh. fierce wars have been going on between the countries of latin america for all these 200 years. you know that 2/3 of paraguay's population died in one of these wars. 2/3 of the population. imagine the scale of these wars, which are simply too much for us distant, so we do not dwell on it. another great example is...bolivia, which is cut off from the sea by neighboring countries, and it has a naval academy on one of the high mountain lakes, and it continues to receive it, to finance it, it has a navy that trains on that lake, uh, admirals, sailors, everything is kept in the hope that sooner or later bolivia will return to its territory at sea, which for all other countries is the sovereign territory of the republic of chile, ugh, and... again, i will not give a large number of examples, because if you look at each country a little carefully, maybe there are no such conflicts between the so-called portuguese

monroe established latin america as his own with his doctrine and his previous actions sphere of influenceitation. it was precisely to stake out this territory in 1823 that the munro doctrine was aimed. and here it must be said that initially the british provided very serious support to the united states in the implementation of the monroe doctrine, because the british controlled the seas, they were not interested in the countries of continental europe strengthening in latin america, and the united states of america, realizing that they on the one hand , there are no resources to oppose anything serious to the european colonial countries, but it is still necessary to ensure their security, they decided to cooperate with great britain and declared that these countries are the sphere of their priority interests, the decision was absolutely the same, well, economically motivated, quite sound, the americans had enough to develop them, quite quickly , in comparison with the european capitalisms of developing capitalism, latin america, the caribbean, well, count for 75 years, for 75 years the ex

so look whether it's a latin america, asia, india, for them at least. there is no denying that countries see the g 20 very different from how they used to see the g. 20. not only are they no longer falling in line with western narratives, they are now also offering their own replacement. notice that it's happening more and more slovakia for example, which borders ukraine. they just completed new parliamentary elections. and the winter is just ma'am. right here, roberts, joe, or think go. i think they call them the joe who about lead slovakia. i mean, which is a nato country, so walk you is a made old country. and this gentleman came out feature right after his election. and he said essentially no more money for your grand window. so cause i got goals, but it's, it'd be just nice that i need a little fuzzy to. but as of the bodies meet, you know, what are the name was installed or will it be just come on you, or will you give you simple without unusual, you know, suitable. he knows my damage to shift it's really a spawning statement this, that he's doing

annual iran and latin america here in tehran is another step for development of relations with latin american countries in the 120th anniversary of the relations of these countries with iran, god willing, this secretariat will work to deepen scientific and cultural relations with latin american countries, god willing , relations which, although they face obstacles and have opponents. by sanctioning iran and latin american countries, america intended to distance these countries from iran, but it brought us closer to iran. colonization and colonizers, especially america , do not like independent nations to be together. but the history of latin american countries' relations with iran has given them hope to reach the new world order. strengthening iran's relations with latin american countries can be the basis for establishing order. gaza was one of the topics that attracted the attention of the participants in the 120th anniversary conference of relations between iran and latin american countries. america is responsible for the war in gaza. we want to stop the israeli crimes in gaza . a

so whether it's a latin america, asia, india, or the middle east, there is no denying that countries see the g 20 very different from how they used to see the g. 20. not only are they no longer falling in line with western narratives, they are now also offering their own replacement narratives. is that it's happening more and more slovakia for example, which borders ukraine. they just completed new parliamentary elections and the winter is just ma'am, right here, roberts, joe, or think go, i think they call them the joe who will not lead slovakia. i mean, which is a nato country. so lock you is a made old country. and this gentleman came out feature right after his election and he said essentially, no more money for your grant. we does that will cause that, that goes. but it's, it gives nice that on a little fuzzy to, but it's of the bodies. you the motion, photo comfortable it we just come on. you will you give you simple without unusual, you know, through the poconos mom and damage of the whole ship. it's really a spawning statement this that he's doing this thing that he's doing w

america. now everyone knows who supports sterilization. of course, according to one of the ambassadors of latin american countries, once again the face it showed the real american government to the world. this american action has no diplomatic meaning. with this action, the unconditional support of america once again. the genocide and crimes of the israelis in gaza were revealed. the annual conference of iran-latin america relations is going to be held in venezuela next year. mojtaba shah soni of radio and television news agency. the head of the court of administrative justice announced a 2.6% decrease in the number of cases to this judicial authority and said: with the formation of 20 joint working groups with government and sovereign institutions and the preventive measures of this working group in 1401, the number of cases coming to the court unlike previous years, administrative justice has decreased. in a press conference, mr. mozafari named the social security organization of the ministry of labor and social welfare , municipalities, program and budget organizations, and employment affair

, the countries of latin america will not support. carried, so i think you know how for many dictatorsvictorious war, we know how it ended in argentina at the time, we know how it ended in greece, by the way, yesterday you talked about cyprus, about a divided cyprus, yes, it started precisely with the adventure of the so-called black colonels in greece, that's why i think no, it's...

but this claim was highly criticized in latin america. was the president of mexico launching account? your doctor calling for sovereignty and non intervention in another nation's internal affairs. however, that didn't stop then president theodore roosevelt from insisting that the policies of the monroe doctrine continued to have a strangle hold on us foreign policy. chronic chrome doing or an impotence which results in a general loosening of the ties of civilized society main america as elsewhere, ultimately required intervention by some civilized nation in the western hemisphere . the appearance of the united states of the monroe doctrine may force the united states. however, reluctantly, in flagrant cases of such wrongdoing or impotence to exercise in international police power. and yet here we are nearly 120 years after roosevelt's updated version of the monroe doctrine. as we can say, i looking at u. s. foreign policy in latin america that the original claims by james monroe still ring true in the mines in the political we in washingt

i mean, when, in uh, when, uh, i think this, someone in latin america said when china comes, they bring their checkbook. when america comes to bring a lecture in ho, and that's, that's, that's how it is. you know, it's, the russia is not trying to overthrow governments overseas, in some ways or not in provincialism, even in places close by like armenia. you know, you could consider it even threatening to their security, but they're not going overseas. are not telling africa. and advocates under going right now. it's very strong anti colonial spirit. we see it everywhere throughout the region. and part of that is a reaction to us intervention is one policy starting with libya, for example, which on least the forces of hell to route africa. and that was the us doing, in no rush is trying to pick up the pieces of trying to pick up the pieces. are there active in rush or the rock given the rest of the, of, of the continents they, they basically took a position of non intervention in new share with us was telling them you better restore your government. got to do this and that is just stood

such a small body bar, it wanting officials say both politically and ideologically, everyone in latin america share a similar vision. here's a little t nimble and if the hatred that we both maintain to will colonialism is a shade heritage between all nation and the latin american nations and the long geographic distance between us will not be an impediment to our interaction. despite the matching goals, yvonne and loved america have yet to grow into a strong trading partners experts to what it is to make the best of its political alliance with a lot of states to build it into an economic partnership. a, it, is it very difficult to introduce the end to market them both sides because of the assumption to many countries that have this care. many countries right to avoid sanctions in order to, to, to do it on the, on a fits, they'd be left that of electrons and in many, in many ways. so we need to fight again, these kind of functions and we need to put our boys, betty, hide into a more to let the fellow to predict the size and to avoid the assumptions from the united states and some countries to

yes, well, orban, not from latin america. that is, there was also, you see, the european direction.s important, true. i think that our team will work, we agreed with president miley that our team will work and government officials will meet. espresso tv channel, please. good evening, thank you for allowing me to ask you a question, dmytro didora, espresso tv channel. i want to talk with you a little about immigrants, because there are a lot of them both in our country and abroad. if i am not mistaken, about 4 million of our citizens went abroad, but the start of ukraine-eu negotiations may be an argument for them to return to ukraine after the end of active hostilities. tell me please. how will we be able to return our ukrainians home and will there be any state program at the state level to return 4 million ukrainians home and i will not forget about the internally displaced people either, since i myself am an internally displaced person, and where are you from? luhansk region, the city of happiness. what is said all the time about the reduction of aid to internally displaced perso