may they be going to show you that the officer to jackson's in laws also in latin america, travelling overland to the united states. his wife and i says they've been having a hard time. uh while i think people how, how evaluations i'm being held by my mother used to say that's how long was it going to be. oh no. the or the so it's in you, it has to go. you how you, what do you guys have when we get the india and his brother leeway has been sending updates for me a lot and the other child had said, anyway, so i'm here until the and i can't lose. so not just. ringback say your name don't, don't been telling zillow. no, not even finding a fault. dental group was on has, what is the one you watch him, and that's what i, what, what would you say anything yet? will you find me posted that drop off? what i will go to my module by sitting on the video that's just required to how good, how long will solve that to me with that. so tell me, what chance developed would your would you will consume closer to your, to a dollar. so you'll pay like j o, j o it's 2 months since we last saw cheer and he

how about the latin america that is here? and i remember one ambassador said to me, you know, this is a country within a country. and it has been here a very long time. and it's about time that it was explained and taught in the schools. there is it's it's odd. our invisibility it's almost i think the editor of the new york times during the sixties in the seventies once said this was scotty reston. james reston who said and he was on the front of the time magazine saying it, everybody loves latin americans. everybody loves latin notes, but nobody wants to read about them. and i'm trying to challenge that in this book. the story is are amazing. the stories are very rich and full of of diversity and itself. so i'm hoping that finally we can get rid of mr. reston's judgment that nobody wants to read about us. absolutely. and that's why your book is so important, because it covers these these these gap, these absence in the learning of our own history. and it's important. let me just comment real quick that this has to be an elem

and latin america you know, the same thi countries in latin america and the same thing for pakistan inasia. it's not just purely right? it is much more global than that, and i tend to term this as a blended security approach where, you know, the pla also discusses the belt and road process, it doeses culture it discusses confucius institute training confucius institutes areot doing with african institutes. it's not military, but it's being done with a stage thetic kind of framing in mind. so i think david these would be thehe four or five issues that the i would say characterize the chinese security engagements within the developing, within developing countries. >> that was fantastic. thank you paul. and you put so much out there in terms of not just whatn temples of, you know, military -- in terms of military education and engagement but pointing out how this ties into other dynamics that china -- ways in which china's engaging across the developing world and other aspects. and also, i think importantly noting this is not something china's i a imposing on countries. inaf many cases at

oh, so in latin america traveling overland to the united states. his wife says they've been having a hard time. oh, well i think people how, how evaluations i'm being told by my mother used to say that's kind of where, so those are all not in or this out to the news has to go your how do you guys have when you're done india and his brother leeway has been sending updates for me a lot. that's kind of the charge of it anyway. saw me until the and i can't lose so no, not just say your name don't, don't think a lot. i don't, i don't finding a salt dental group was on has a lot when you watch him not to allow what's, what would you us, i'm using yet. would you mind me pull so that drop off what i will go do me by module by sitting on the video. that's just the question. i'm good. how long was all that to me? what's that to me? what can sevalla would your, would you what kind of soon code it to you to a dollar tell you every day. oh, it's 2 months since we last saw cheer and he's left the test. it found a new home and started a new job with us or was tha

the 1st one in the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history. when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state, the water is a part of the leg isn't it probably would post to this isn't the dfcs you of us input in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present let's stop without collision. let's go out of the just behind me is the very hall of the spots country at house music festivals, christmas mall kids victory day parades. and today, it was hosting a concept to celebrate the 10th of last 3 of crime is reunification with russia, with vladimir putin congratulating the nation on this historic date. crimea is the 1st and foremost the people. they carried faith in the fatherland through the decades. they have never separated themselves from russia, and this is what allowed crime

latin america, these were only established in 2020, 14.e national defense whi gathers african, latin american, asian officers, once, twice, three times every year, concerns, global problems, but from an alternative kind of perspective. so i think this is key. e seco alternative defense ddialogs. and if we look at the forum, rights that took place, for the first time african countries were invite today participate in it. so it was hosted by the pla, national defense university and the deanf that university, one of the things he's said-- >> we're going to leave this and take you live for a press conference with the house freedom cauc.

turning to southern command there russia in latin america. the political and economic instability present a situation adversaries are white. china in particular is expanding the structure and 5g expanding network. i'm interested in your assessment challenge with your latin america. >> the outcomes support transnational they are contravening to overdose deaths each year. the nations and other in these efforts and resources. you know security throughout his contw migrants. economic instability among violence and corruption continues to be a majorn the region especially the northern triangle triangle guatemala and el salvador. i'd like to know your viewse done to help and prove the situation. thank you to our witnesses and i look forward to your testimony and as a reminder there will be a closed session following this hearing. >> thank you and i want to thank our witnesses for being with us here. she clearly china and russia for these vulnerabilities at home and the western hemisphere in strategy : defense is a top priority a year end a half ago

you agree, let's talk about the causes and motivations of this migration from our countries in latin america countries with the different and damaged race towards the us. america. we can say that in the past years the issue of economic problems were raised, the lack of ability earn a living in their own land, lack of work, etc., but in addition to the issue of lack of work in countries where people have no choice, there is also the issue of security, the issue of security is the most important. thing in our countries known as central america, where unfortunately there is a situation of violence and insecurity, and this situation has caused migration and displacement of people from these areas, in many places, these journeys are very long, and they cause many casualties, and people on these journeys are looking for better life and better security conditions and a different kind of life, but unfortunately they face conditions that put their lives in danger. some immigrants say that we have nothing to lose here because we don't have this security in our own countries, we don't have a job that g

and by the way, we gotta, we gotta do it in latin america. i got, i got a story for him. happens to be that i'm from latin america. you've already done that in latin america. he's, he's re emphasize on the point of the period. listen, the monroe doctrine, but let's extend it also to africa and everywhere else to, to, to shoot the american version of democracy into peoples. as i saw this when we went into a rock and we were, and we were totally wrong then, and we lost trillions and we had nothing to show for me. it's like, i like that too. why would he say chicago? so near conservative concept, whether you're republican or democrat, that's why ever so it was glorious to see victoria newman take a hike because she, ukraine has been her policy 30 seconds. i just never heard somebody with the guns or the intestinal fortitude to articulate something like this. sam, 30 seconds you get the last 30. i think that that is why is relo so important because israel in the guise of standing up for the jews, was able to keep the colonial project going. and w

by 12, so makers from spain receive generous government incentives for their projects in latin america. they are struggling on the infinite memory of touching julian film about all time which disease and love has been nominated for best documentary. yes . obtaining public funding to get that project off the ground was nearly impossible . you know, somebody when he goes to the 11th, we are considered an industry rather inactivity at the moment. because if we will regard it as an industry, we would have initial support from the public sector, which should realize that we provide employment, economic impact, and per student for the country. despite it's recognized how is the new economic incentives, the latin america's film industry, with the exception perhaps of columbia and mexico. argentina's right. when government has just slashed of funding for cultural activities, including the countries, procedures, film school, assessing math, visa we're being stigmatized is that we live off public funds and they're taking milk, bread and education away from the miles of poor children. it makes it

also in latin america, travelling overland to the united states. his wife, i know says they've been having a hard time. uh while i think people how, how evaluations i'm being held by my mother used to say that's kind of where, so those are all not the or the show it to me it has to go. you have to hope you guys have when you're done india and his brother leeway has been sending updates for me a lot. that's kind of the charge of it anyway. saw me until the and i can't lose. so not just say your name don't, don't think a lot now and i don't finding a thought you would dental good pauses on. how's what, what do you watch? i don't know how to allow what, what would you say anything yet? what are you finding close to that drop off? what i will go do move on module by sitting on the video. that's just a question. i'm good. how long was all that to me? what's that to me? what can sevalla, what's your, what's your concern for that? so you're going to a dollar. so anyways i o j o. it's 2 months since we last saw cheer and he's left the test as found a new h

news from latin america.victims of the devastating flood is growing, more than forty have already died. due to heavy rains, rivers overflowed their banks. seething streams poured into city streets. at least 400 houses went under water, 20 bridges were destroyed. in both countries , tens of thousands of people were forced to evacuate. heavy rains, according to weather forecasters. mikhailovsky theater in st. petersburg, now she has several leading roles under her belt and she dances one of the leading roles at the novosibirsk academic theater in the legendary ballet spartacus. report by ksenia klimina. on the stage of the novosibirsk academic opera and ballet theater spartak , the attention of the audience this time is focused not only on the main character, the role of aegina is performed by the ballerina from austria priska zeisel. gina is one of my favorites, it was my first big role that i danced in, well, that’s how she is. strong, passionate woman, prisca herself is no less strong, her story is like cind

number 3, the us names to re colonize latin america and africa. who said that i'm going to tell you, i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact the right. joining me now to run through some of these big topics that we're going to be talking about today because they are big. and the news is former pentagon official, mike maloof. michael, thanks so much for being with us. thank you. also independent journalist sample say, you can read his work by the way, at sub stack dot com where he covers everything from genocide to big tech. and even more importantly, if you want to hear him check in once in a while on some of the state department briefings, he's the guy asking some of the tough questions to some of those dude section. so thanks for being here. so good to be with your card. chuck schumer, let's start there. he is arguably the highest ranking, georgia american. i don't know, politician, that like that official and us history. the whole world is still feeling the remember ations, the tremors of what he did over the weekend when he slammed is really a

20th, and on tens of thousands of chinese migrants have been taking the dangerous routes through latin america to the united states when they plan to seek asylum. 2 more risking everything in the quest, but back to lines point for them. so in the 2nd half of our 2 parts investigation, $1.00 oh, $1.00 east finds out what happens to the microns once they've made it to the top of the single coon on us. as you check on cars. we meet so secretive cost to discover his plan for new arrivals along the judge, and then she had a job. we learned why, despite the risks, many more chinese are willing to undertake the same perilous journey. and we all ask if the american dream is ready with that sacrifice. the young one children young, has made it to america. the chinese migrant sent his wife joan u chan arrived in july 2023. they now live with relatives in the small city of tenants. in california. okay. okay. well hey, you owe us any room. we only they'll call you the couple are among the 31000 chinese migrants who enter the us via risky track through latin america in 2023 on social media. this expedition

we could say the same thing about latin america so i think this is a major -- impact.y high impact in terms of exposing foreign officers to the chinese way of doing things. now as to whether those concepts are actually adapted and applied, that's a different story. i worked on a number of projects that have been looking at how african officers perceive, you know the education that they receive in chinese institutions. then i think the fourth one after the pme element which is very general to developing countries is reinforcing other people's liberation army had been socialized and schooled and raised to see itself as part of the architecture of the communist party of china. it's a political army, right it serves the ccp. it does not serve the constitution and it d serve the nation. it is an army, it's the backbone of the chinese communist party so pla officersre political in their own right right and we see this in the -- the strategic guidance right the chinese release regularly after four, five years or so. this concept that the pla or the chinese military establishm

in 1402, latin america and africa were the two priority areas of our country's foreign trade . what were the results and achievements we had in this area? well, latin america, well, you know , it was venezuela, it was cuba, it was nicaragua. well, mr. president the president's trip there, especially for us in some countries, was the best opportunity for us to export our medium and high-tech goods. again, the export of our machinery, whether tractors or cars, saipa and iran khodro, was revived there and started in the fields of contract work. our basic knowledge , we got about 500 million dollars in projects there last year, and one or two of them are easily ahead now. mireh, in the african part, we had a leap in the east-west part in the direction of export, in the direction of knowledge base, and in the direction of the goods needed for import in the form of special financial systems that we were able to start. in the year 1403, we have a big event about africa, which was invited from the african continent . our export exhibition has a very high number so far. i can tell you t

another in latin america.kind of long-term focus that china has the route -- >> so, senator, through all of the instruments of power of team usa and bring you those together and synchronizing and integrating better, the chairman brought up the american partnership for economic prosperity and the iddm in this program that through the initial program to invest in the western hemisphere is huge. and it's just the start i would recommend that that is something very similar, this program come to the economic recovery act of 1948, which was so instrumental in terms of the economic recovery. and they see that the economic recovery for the the impacts of covid, what it did to the economy's of the region, and know the transnational criminal organizations taking advantage s a first start with this 11 heads of state from latin america that were here in washington in november of 23 for thisgrhat was holding out billions of dollars for critical infrastructure investment by the user government. so we're on a very dashing u.

what, why do you think your up is looking to influence the situation in latin america? when that, when the situation at home is, is as dire as the claim. it's a good question, right? so i think that overall there's always some sort of distraction as conditions get worst. you really can't under state the effect of a giant corporate medium machine like the u. s. a. and getting people to think about anything else other than the problems caused by the proxy war. uh, the continual sort of deterioration of living standards, which is huge, especially after the destruction of nord stream. and the problem is getting energy . that's a huge factor to consider. and there's also international trade rate where uh, which countries are interested in joining the brakes alliance, which are sort of a stalwart against it. that kind of thing right regularly. but they're now cubic co director from the midwestern marks institute for marxist theory and protocol analysis. no, thank you. thank you. it's all right, that's what i do for me for now, but to stay with us. my colleagues, peter scott,

we have the largest torture center in latin america. cuban agents have been involved in torture cases in our country and right now, as we speak, there are four members of our campaign teams that have disappeared by the forces of the regime. i don't know where they are. so i want to come to this point. the time is now. the time is now. we do have a huge opportunity. the regime, as i say has weakened. first because they have lost the social days completely. second, because they have clashes among the mafia groups because they have robbed the country. and third, because >> i'm going to give the opportunity to representative castro. the opposition, meaning you, sat down with maduro. it was your vote with 92% of the vote. 92%. every official would like to have those numbers. the maduro reports are saying that you are disqualified. the main question here for all of us in the united states in both political parties is, are you afraid that your international supporters will abandon you for what they called plan b? >> i am not. i am not. i trust

this is the first start with 11 heads of state from latin america we are here in washingt for this programat was rolling out billions of dollars for ic critical infrastructure investments by the u.s.ood path but a third of our latin american leaders with this economic investments. i would say inationaurity rests on their economicur security. we can do more and through this program if we can build this out we would be on a good path with partners in our shared neighborhood so close to our homeland. that aspect of work with latin american allies is really with questions from senator king? it requires us to really pay attention to some other aspects such as going after the criminal forces. is there an intergovernmental s task force of some sort you are all working together to include dod, d guard? >> we are working together. there needs to be more focused. more particular grouping. to get after the problem sets i would say from a money laundering to the drug and not just the semi submersible that has exploded with counter narcotics. but getting to where it's produced. and so the work we have

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time for such projects to go beyond the borders of our state, for the countries of asia, africa, latin americaer states of ours? peace, thank you, and to be honest , i don’t quite know what it is, i just don’t, well, it struck me, i’ll definitely take an interest in this, and what formats are in demand in the countries of asia, africa, latin america, those that are suitable to the culture of these regions, which will suit their religion, which will suit their beliefs, their way of life, so it’s soft. good afternoon, dear dmitry sergeevich, dear present, my name is shiglavanna, i am a fourth-year student at the faculty of history of the belarusian state pedagogical university named after maxim tank, minsk. thank you very much for an interesting lecture. i, as a history student, would like to know which period in russian history is most interesting for you to study about which period the largest number of myths and stereotypes is navazhd. well, you know, for me , in fact, what i’ve been reading lately is probably the period of ivan the terrible, the period of ivan the terrible, i can’t understan

but you mentioned africa and latin america.have a few seconds, but do you have a specific list of countries to which you have actually expended service? jack: we just launched strike africa. listen, every single person on the planet is dealing with fiat debasement, with what i explained, the fact that the government has to issue more of their currency. access to bitcoin is paramount, the killer use case because it is the only thing that no one on the planet can create more of. for payments, we think it is fascinating to disrupt cross-border payments. the fact that i can move something physical like a water bottle or my iphone from here to nigeria with bitcoin is crazy. the clash should come down there. africa we have launched, europe is up next, latin america after that. we are on the warpath to bring a bitcoin-focused consumer experience to the world. i'm curious to see where this goes. ed: jack, i actually have a question for you in real time on the bloomberg terminal. jack, how can the blockchain sustain itself if the miners

but it did build the largest prison of all in latin america. was such that 10% of the salvadoran population to the united states, that is almost 5000 people. elvador had a population of 4,900, people. the gangs were form there, then the united states detained more than 5,000 and sent them back to el salvador to a place where young people had nothing to do but to join with these prophets who arrived to offer them some opportunity to survive. llegaban a ofrecer alguna oportunidad para subsistir. eso lo queda. today we're with walter roddles from salvador, el salvador, author, journalist, university, professor and manager of an independent media. soldier nor a priest, the fate of amoy, and against the power of communication of the excluded. he was the host of vinseramos, the official radio channel of the ferabundo marti front for national liberation during the armed conflict. walter, welcome to black and white. thank you very much, it's a pleasure and an honor to be with you from here in el salvador to try to make sense of this very obscure reality on social media, undoubtedly there are many a

and to year from the ports from latin america. the proud to use is arriving at the shores of europe and day. we're talking about hundreds of tons of cocaine every year, and that's the only the part that will forward. these are actually detecting their only detecting a fraction. so there must be much more arriving. this is for an international collaboration is highly needed because as we just heard in this report, there's this not only about a drug that is going through europe is also about people's lives that are in danger . of people who are being killed or the environment being is destroyed and the poverty that goes hand in hand with this uh, with this business, at least for locals that are in the affected area square. cocaine is being produced was call razor reading from columbia as highly of 3 wedding party thrown by asia's richest man is proving to be quite a celebrity. magnet tech type. mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan are rubbing shoulders with sport stars. in bollywood royalty and millionaire industrialist will

you know latin america so well.e that he emptied his prisons and that those are some of the people that are coming through? >> no, absolutely. that's not, that's not any if news for anyone that's been following venezuela for the last several years. there's a few things that i think the audience really needs to understand. the first, it's the fastest growing transnational criminal organization in the world. only six years ago, they only had a presence in south america, venezuela and colombia. fast forward sick years, and and they're now present in at least ten countries including the united states. i've never seen a criminal organization grow that fast, not even the mexican cartels expanded that fast. the second point to that is they've already destroyed south america. they've attacked and killed police officers, they've set up sex trafficking, human trafficking, prostitution rings. they've basically taken over venezuelan communities in peru, ecuador, chile, so they've the pretty much if destroyeded south america. an

more of that, let's bring in the abilities latin america corresponding nicole raises in columbus, capital, volvo tower, durham interior minister. nancy phaser is currently visiting nicole. first of all, and can you explain how big an issue of the fight against drunk cultivation and smuggling is that they are in columbia of the call. we just heard it there in the report. it's quite a huge issue. still, even though the colombian government has, for example, in 2023, sees hundreds of, of tons of cocaine and has been destroying time. and again, cocaine plantations. it seems to be something that is difficult to get rid of just because there is so much money involved. this is a $1000000000.00 business. the huge challenge, according to the police official that i talked to today from columbus. national police is that the people involved the international and national play as a more and more becoming sort of invisible, smarter in the race. and this is why there needs to be more international collaboration because india and this is not only an issue for columbia germany, this is an issue for many c

i remind you that, for example, in africa and latin america there are a lot of convicts, and not allsupport the position of the west. on the war in ukraine, and pastova’s opinion is very important for the vatican. in an interview with a swiss tv channel, pope francis discusses in detail various aspects of the war and its devastating consequences, calling for negotiations to end the wars in ukraine and gaza. negotiations are not capitulation, he said. this is the courage not to drive the country to suicide. later in the interview, pope francis repeated his phrase that war is madness, it is madness. he noted that there are always geographical or historical situations. the press service explained that the pope did not call for surrender. well, biden: the first part of the message to the american people from congress was dedicated of course to russia. baidin began by again begging congress for money for ukraine, although he said, with a reservation, that it was not worth going to ukraine. at the same time , he remembered putin six times and promised that there would be no american soldie

independencia hacia la derecha, incluso hacia la ultraderecha, de carácter terrorista, but in latin americatendency towards rightism and even extreme rightism of the terrorist type, with some of the characteristics of brutal dictatorships like peniche and chile. for example, we have milly in argentina, nobuaro in ecuador. dina baluarte is forming a dictatorship. and releasing fujimori is very clear signal about her direction, what's your idea? dando una señal clarita, cuál es su camino, claro, ella está puesta ahí por esta coalición y was put there by the authoritarian and far right coalition, number of her main political supporters went to mile's inauguration, yes i think she's part of this destructive phenomenon, but she herself, no... dina bloate is not someone who does not have her own strength. she's been held by a coalition of coup plotters and mafia, because i think that in peruvian politics, the ability to form allegiences and exchange favors, negotiates and even exchange money to buy government institutions and remain in power is one of the necessities. therefore, this cool coaliti

in our countries, for example in chile and other countries, when we see the news of latin america, they emphasize the great victory of bukelli and usually talk about the suppression of gangs and say that this has made the people very happy in general. a las pandillas y que eso tiene a la población en general muy contenta, eso es lo que se habla. this is what they are talking about. anyway, before you answer me, it's good to give you a little introduction about the time before 2018 or 2019, 2019, ya cuando asume la primera, cómo se llama presidencia. what were the previous conditions? what allowed him to emerge is a political figure? we know that he changed the political position, because everything tells us that at that time he was aligned with the ferabundo marty front, nos dice cierto que estaba ligado al frente farabundo martín en su momento, bueno lo que pasa es que no podemos. yes, we cannot assume this for certain. so we need to specify these two things in el salvador we have a situation similar to what charles dickens said in the book two cities. he says that we are in the best o

all their wealth. is built on the suffering of countries in africa, asia and latin america, but now thef countries led by ghoul politicians see that russia is fighting for its independence, and see in this hope for their own sovereignty. this so -called golden billion, for centuries, 500 years, they practically parasitized on others on... the unfortunate peoples of africa, they exploited latin america, exploited.

and i mean, we can't really negate the fact that most of the manufacturing is done in latin america. but this is just still typical of the rhetoric of these politicians, right? it's especially as it gets worse here, just in general, any time major problems show up, they always always seek to shift the blame anywhere but to where it belongs. and you can compare this obvious step to doing it to country like china, for instance, you noticed that they were also getting an increase in drug abuse rates and then immediately created an entire department they had. and then the next year had a decrease of over 24 percent because of that policy. the 2 ways of handling it are just night and day. now don't boss locals are gearing up to cast their ballots. and next weekend's russian presidential election for the 1st time ortiz roman culture. we have talked to one such enthusiastic folder who's been covering the conflict therapy as a journalist on the work correspondence since 2014. to just like it on the wood. it's the glass. i'm with you soon, the entire population of done bass will be voting for

isn't too happy with latin america because it's kind of traditional manner. man, women and women. jesus have terrible. but george has decided to pump in $78000000.00. 73000073. i added and 5000000 just donated it myself to influence something dark. and what are we talking about building this document where the sources money come from, who elected them will use the ever elected safe and who appointed us on the boss of the state. and that was good. yeah, but i mean who, who is this dude and exceptionally influential good. who recently launched a big hit piece to his own ccrpi on a couple of mates in line here in russia who are big films criticising him. interest is still, but over in latin america, millions of dollars getting funded in and this is really interesting to you. let's roll the video women's day at 8 of march a big day across the world. now getting more and more popular or the people were celebrating and buying flowers for their moms. there was the girlfriend's with the feminist, supported by john ross decided that they were having known of roland th

right now, we are in latin america and in africa. in fact , both our parliament and our diplomatic system are active and working. i also said that we should do an investigation to see where our interests are better served. yes. i would like to say that for the phenomenon of not wearing hijab, in addition to what other cultural solution do you believe ? well, in addition to cultural work, a few people are breaking the norms in an organized way, but they are very few. it's a shame that people who now wear a slightly weaker hijab may be unaware of the necessity and importance of maintaining the hijab . as for the coercion that was very prominent in the words of my president last year, yes, then you say coercive measures should be taken, but for those who have organized work, now i will tell you that you are breaking the norm with organized work. removing the entrance exam, do you agree, the model that is being implemented and the model we are using, both the entrance exam and actually the academic records, in my opinion , are closer to

while so makers from spain receive generous government incentives for their projects in latin america, they are struggling on the infinite memory of touching julian phil about all time which disease and love has been nominated for best documentary. yes, obtaining public funding to get that project off the ground was nearly impossible. you know somebody when he goes to the 11th, we are considered an industry rather inactivity at the moment. because if we were regarded as an industry, we would have initial support from the public sector, which should realize that we provide employment, economic impact, and per student for the country. despite it's recognized how is the new economic incentives, the latin america's film industry, with the exception perhaps of columbia and mexico. argentina's right. when government has just slashed of funding for cultural activities, including the countries, procedures, film school, assessing my visa we're being stigmatized is that we live off public funds and they're taking milk, bread and education away from the miles of poor children. it makes it very h

so few spanish language films from latin america ever make finished the the latest news as it breaks several tell us the news were killed as they were trying to get much in need of food to survive. with detailed coverage. families of captive for joined by thousands of israeli as they marched from the gauze, the border to west jerusalem from the heart of the story on my left, mazda has been completely lost in the news. really they have no place just where everywhere is nowhere is safe. hod huge. i mean to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any thoughts provided. hang on my question to you all . the good coups i think is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. us vito. in the security council, this is a may just something go because they did x or to hear the story on talk to how does era the the good is there incentives, positive spending bill, which not really avoid it. a shot done. the senate approved of $467000000000.00 spending package to fund agriculture, transportati

; i looked at some areas in latin america that were closed at 5 am. in total , 295 polling stations wered abroad in 144 countries, i think that this information is also already coming to the central election commission, since the figure of 99.7% of counted ballots suggests that the main flow of information has already arrived here, we already talked a lot about turnout the day before , but i note once again that it is very high throughout country, record turnout, and this indicates, of course, significant interest in this electoral process. now the central election commission has 10 days to sum up the results, publish copies of the protocols, they must be published by both precinct election commissions and territorial ones, and sign the final protocol, but exactly how much time this will take is not yet very clear, so for now we we are talking about preliminary results, but within 10 days the center must complete this work to finish, well, in the near future, as i already said, we are waiting for representatives of the central election commission in order... to hear all the latest inform

in latin america, the... countries that have this christian community or fundamentally honduras, el salvador and chile, which is where the palestinians of that group have settled, now you are third generation, aren't you? yes, i am the third generation. did your parents always raise you as a palestinian? my father above all raised me as a palestinian, but more than - because i am not aware of when i started to become active, given my father always taught me about and showed me zionist and anti-arab propaganda. since i was little he showed me the movies how the arabs were portrayed as the bad guys among other people among the russians etc. but well he always made me very alert in relation to me. propaganda and how the media continues to this day, right? we can see it, they are absolutely taken over by zism. hasta el día de hoy, verdad, lo podemos ver, están tomados absolutamente por el sionismo. a ver, yo tengo un poco una respuesta, let's see, kind of have answer that you just said you don't have, i'll try it, because you say, i don't really know when i became an activist, and i feel that yo

that defines their diaspora in chile and throughout the world of a great christian community, in latin america, the countries that have this christian community are fundamentally honduras, el salvador and chile, which is where the palestinians of that group have settled. now, you are third generation, aren't you? yes, i am the third generation. did your parents always raise you as a palestinian. mi padre, sobre todo me crist. "my father above all raised me as a palestinian, but more than as a palestinian, under the consciousness of a palestinian niss, and i also believe that he has to blame for me being a palestinian activist, because i am not aware of when i started to become active, given my father always taught me about and showed me zionist and anti-arab propaganda. since i was little, he showed me the movies, how the arabs were portrayed as the bad guys among other people, among the russians, etc. that you become an activist when you find your place in the world, you found your place in the world of theater, in the world of theatrical creation, true, and i remember since we knew each othe