participated in the fight were of various origins of course from mexico, panama, guatemala and all of latin america y de toda américa latina, por eso que esa. the truth is that latin america and its peoples draw on that experience. july 26 is present in all the social and political organizations of latin america. it has transcended cuba. it has reached the universe of rebels, of those fight for new society. these are milestones, these events that are practically immortal. as long as there is a fight for social justice, for sovereignty, for independence, there will be july 26th, and july 26th will be reborn in every battle. it must be understood that cuba's independence practically did not happen because at one point it left the spanish empire to be under the tutage of america. imperialism, but on july 26th, 1953, a group of cubans, revolutionaries, young people, carried out various actions. it's a memorable event in the calendar of cuba, or we had better say, of latin america. to talk about this issue, today we are here with academic. well, as it is related to the attack on the moncada barracks, it

colombia strategically is very important state in latin america. it borders five different countries, including venezuela with the world's largest supply of oil reserves in the world. colombia of course, borders the panama canal, provides ready access to central and south. america, colombia also has an abundance of natural resources and a balanced economy, so colombia strategically, geostrategically has historically been important to us imperialism. colombia also has a subservient ruling class that has long been supportive of the united states, and finally there's also been a strong resistance in colombia seeking to bring about significant change, and there is... resistance that we see in colombia is really a special kind of resistance when you look at other countries, they've been heroically resisting over decades, and so there's a special incentive there in order to try to prevent this from happening. david, tell us a bit more will you about the the previous military and technological cooperation between colombia and and israel? well you heard in

the truth is that latin america and its peoples draw on the... july 26 is present in all the social and political organizations of latin america. it has transcended cuba. it has reached the universe of rebels, of those fight for new society. these are milestones, these events that are practically immortal. as long as there is a fight for social justice, for sovereignty, for independence. the termination of july 26th are still present and that gives us joy and strength. this is black and white. i'm eduardo artes. soy eduardo artés, en américa latina, uno de los problemas principales es tema de la independencia y la soberanía nacional. in latin america, one of the main problems is the issue of independence and national sovereignty, but this is a particular. importance to some, it must be understood that cuba's independence practically did not happen, because at one point it left the spanish empire to be under the tutage of american imperialism, but on july 26th, 1953, a group of cubans, revolutionaries, young people carried out various actions. it'

supported by china, supported by russia, supported by progressive freedom-loving countries in latin america supported by iran, the islamic republic of iran openly supported the election of mr. madero, and this is the story that i hope to continue the story of america and venezuela. let's look at it to see what was its role in the election and what is its role, so this part of your conversation between the issue of the venezuelan election and the congratulations of the us foreign minister to the loser of the election and the issue of the assassination of mr. haniyeh , shows their participation in jeopardizing the interests of the united states and effort in order to restore his lost interests , i see the question of what interests have been lost in venezuela for the united states after the arrival of mr. chávez and mr. maduro, which is now the main oil of venezuela's national wealth. as a result, what was at stake with the victory of chowdhury? the united states over the material and natural resources of the venezuelan nation, and what happened then, this income , the oil income, first of al

it's a memorable event in the calendar of cuba or we had better say of latin america. un hecho memorable en el calendario de cuba y por américa latina. to talk about this issue, today we're here with. well, as it is related to the attack on the munkada barracks, it is the beginning of a form of popular insurrection that was going to be raised from the beginning, although it failed in the beginning, it recovered later and opened up new or certain path to find the national and social liberation of cuba in the middle of the century. at the same time. time, however, we would say it is something new, in addition, it has to do with a history, it does not have to do with an idea that had been attempted in different ways, we also believe that it is also the continuation of previous revolutions, it has close connection with the three previous revolutions, the ones in 1968, 1978 and the one that goes from 1995 to 1998 of the 19th century, perfecto, ahora bien eh, para la gente que desconoce, perfect. now, for those who may not know the characteristics of the youths of that event

it's a memorable event in the calendar of cuba, or we had better say of latin america.s un hecho memorable en el calendario de cuba y porque no decirlo de américa latina. to talk about this issue, today we're here with magdiel sanchez, is academic and specialist in cuba and venezuela. welcome dear magdil sanchez to black and white. hola, hello, how are you? nice to meet you, great things to you and everyone out there, and here we are talk about cuba. it is the beginning of a form of popular insurrection that was going to be raised from the beginning, although it failed in the beginning, it recovered later and opened up new or... certain path to find the national and social liberation of cuba in the middle of the century. at the same time, however, we would say it is something new. in addition, it has to do with a history. it does not have to do with an idea that had been attempted in different ways. we also believe that it is also the continuation of previous revolutions. it has close connection with the three previous revolutions, the ones in 1968, 1978, and the one th

how much attention has he paid to latin america or not ? he still pays a lot of attention to his private life. he is also greedy about it. america is not anywhere for the united states. basically , it says that this is the owner of this with the victory of chávez, another break was created. at that time, you can see in latin america now these countries that seek independence and distance themselves from the united states far beyond cuba and venezuela. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, at three in the morning , the guardian council found the resolution of the parliament regarding the closing of saturdays to be contrary to the standards of the sharia, compared to the resolution of the sharia objection, and one of my objections was the objection of the supreme board of supervision of the good implementation of the general policies of the system, which was also before our opinion has been transferred to the parliament. there are some points about the days of the week and of course this point about the private sector. fina

it has been the history of latin america in the last century.we look from the present century before and before, when it replaces the united states instead of spain and another double colonizer in the gallatin region , it will enjoy this position , it is even more vital than the other two. it has been his absolute rule. this process was disrupted by the cuban revolution. with the victory of chávez, there was another disruption. at that time, you will see. they want independence and the distance from the united states has gone far beyond cuba and venezuela, we have nicaragua, we have belive, we have mexico. during this election, you had some right-wing fascist countries in the region, such as argentina, who supported the opposition, but on the other hand, you had another progressive group in latin america who supported the election results . thank you sir in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, at three in the morning , the guardian council found the resolution of the parliament to be closed on saturdays to be contrary to the

brazil, uruguay, at times even in guyana we imported from latin america.f we cultivate this ourselves, we will have an added value. the climatic conditions there, because it is considered to be a tropical region, the plants we need, or the products we need, especially corn, soybeans , can be grown there. fix the problem. establishing joint banks to satisfy monetary needs is one of the things that businessmen are interested in. we need a bank. fortunately , we have a bank. he is doing part of the transfers there. this should be developed. a ship that wants to go to venezuela, for example , will travel for 35 days, 40 days, 45 days. well, finally, the cost. there is a lot of talk about the operator or a line like this, it must reach a certain level of economic efficiency for this line to be able to survive. during the visit of the head of the 13th government in june of last year to three latin american countries, venezuela, nicaragua and cuba, more than 35 cooperation documents were signed for the development of economic relations and the commercial has been

we started exporting to latin america several decades ago .had the biggest project of exporting engineering fundi services to venezuela . according to the customs report, in the first four months of this year, iran's trade with latin america was 136 million dollars compared to the period. similar to last year , it has increased by 680. urea components and parts of air vehicle engines, agricultural tractors have been the most exported products of our country to this region. the countries of this region are one of the virgin lands for establishing extraterritorial cultivation due to their agricultural talent. we are a water scarce country. and we should make optimal use of this water. definitely a part of strategic cultivation. it must be done in iran, but we are importing an important part from argentina, brazil, and uruguay in time even in guyana , we used to import from latin america. well, if we grow it ourselves , we will have an added value. the climate there is considered to be a tropical region , so the plants we need or the products we

, the training of death squads in latin america, the support for dictators in latin america, the last thing they... want uh in a country with the largest oil reserves in the world uh is anything like democracy or um or socialism and maduro won overwhelmingly, he's very popular uh when you in the lead up to this uh it was mentioned that opposition rallies were taking place, yeah the opposition rallies have about 25 people in them, um the the pro maduro rallies have thousands and "this is in spite of western media, people like elon musk and all these other people constantly commenting on uh, the election was stolen, and this is a communist dictatorship, and all of the rest of it, um, and now why do they do that? well, because venezuela uh has critically important natural resources, uh, oil, rare earth, minerals, lithium, and and uh, the us" "this is what imperialist countries do, and it in a way it's amazing that this lesson has not been learned better. this, this is what the us has very long history of doing, is fomenting cous, interfering in the internal policies of of sovereign natio

and so the word became in latin america came from that time. so that was an imposition as well. and now, of course, have the variations, which are latin. very few of us use term latin x, but it's very much the academy and people prefer it because it's gender equal. and now we have latin in which is which is another variety of of of latino latin that's latin because it is a vowel at the end we like it. i mean don't us. right. so there is a nice at the end and now it's latin. so these are all names that been imposed on us by by nixon, by napoleon, by the know academic word, by the us census and. so we in a certain way, a people who have never a name for them, for ourselves. most of us say they got on wind seneca one american, a peruvian, a mexican american. most of us identify ourselves that way. i find that was some one of the things that i found striking in the book because it was surprising to me to know that nixon was the one that that started courting the hispanic way back then. and it's been really interesting because we're so diverse. you talk about multiplicity and and like

the issue was resolved in latin america and africa. we have built very good contacts with venezuela, ecuador, brazil, bolivia, nicaragua, cuba. maybe i'll pass on this, maybe a small moment. in the morning i fly to venezuela and my first meeting is with huga chavas, he knows absolutely nothing about belarusians. knew, the soviet union knew, the russian federation knew, and they literally begin to explain belarus, telling what belarus was like as part of the soviet union, was the assembly shop of the soviet union, now what is belarus like, what kind of policy is it pursuing, what is our economy like, what are our interests in latin america and what we want, in what areas to cooperate with venesel. the heat went on for a long time, and this subject is a very good conversation, but literally, he probably hooked ugochaus, he promised. come to us and indeed after 2 months he was with us in the republic of belarus, teaching his first visit, in 2006 we had 6 million dollars, after 5 years we reached 2 billion dollars that year, we built a pla

our cooperation with the countries of africa and latin america, cuba, brazil, the united arab emirates, syria, iran, venezuela, on... generally speaking, to be more precise, the summit of the entire non-western world, and here of course belarus has been given an absolutely worthy place, this summit is different in that there is no hierarchy, that there are some main, best or some chosen countries, all the rest must listen to them. world powers. what inside information from lukashenko will putin have to forgive, will the old man go to the next elections? our president's frank interview with the russia tv channel has already stirred up a stir. the world community and disassembled into quotes, although by this point far from everything has been shown, as well as the personnel appointment of the head of state: what is the competition now for major positions from the presidential personnel register, and what is kept secret from the journalists of the presidential pool. time of the first, everything will show. are you ready to press the red button? interview. lukashenko to the russia tv chan

>> this is very important and has us in latin america completely split.e country that is congratulated maduro's victory. cuba, honduras. no surprises there but then mexico reeks ks maduro, brazil and colombo and it's surprising. they say they respect the self-determination of the people and they clearly aren't in mexico. brazil telling president ma dewaro saying he should respect the results no matter the outcome but now we're seeing a less critical position and siding with him and there's one country that suffers immediately the impact is colombia. so you should not see this this the dip raptic lens but rather than the human rights lens. there are others. argentina, worldwide, panama and of course the devicer recognizing the opposition leaders as the winners of this opposition. >> you touched on this a bit earlier but i want to read you something you said recently. you said that the alleged fraud in venezuela didn't happen overnight. that it's a systemic and prolonged process. explain what you meant by that. >> correct. frauds are not done on election da

latin america has few ties with the democratic people's republic of korea, it has some embassies hered there in mexico, venezuela, brazil, cuba, of course, nicaragua, how is this thing starting to have influence today, because people are talking more and more about korea. bueno, corea históricamente ha sido muy solidaria. being very supportive of latin america, of africa, of asia, and this will force us to adopt a different attitude towards those who fight against imperialism. the people see and become united in solidarity with those who they are fighting along a certain line and resisting. so it is not surprising that for many countries in latin america, for many peoples and organizations of our great america, this solidarity is seen changing in a positive direction with the democratic people's republic. thank you very much, goodbye, venezuelas presidential elections, the incumbate. we have serious concerns, millions came out in support of maduro, mainly since venezuela's economy is turning around. this week on expose, western media promotes false hopes of a ceasefire as netanyahu st

of course, exports to latin america have fluctuated a lot. for example, iran's export to venezuela, as one of the main partners in this region , has decreased by 53% in four months of this year. despite the free trade agreement with this country. we signed the free trade agreement. with venezuela, iranian goods with customs preferences enter venezuela, but this list has not been exchanged for 15 years in a market such as brazil and latin america, the one-time activities that you sell or buy a load at once will end . our country is not working. but the measures that the 14th government should put on the agenda to maintain the saudi trend of exports to latin american countries. surely, one of the ways is to encourage our private sector and private sector businessmen to enter this field and support them with policies. apply support that can take the load to distant markets. in my opinion, the government or trade development organization should come every year to take space in the public exhibition of these other countries. thank you for your att

the us stance, however, and have given maduro their backing, including the biggest countries in latin america, like brazil, like mexico, venezuela's neighbor colombia and bolivia, the honduras. and believes, now the us is in no position to evaluate or judge another country let alone its election results. the us seems to have forgotten how its last election was contested by former us president, donald trump, which brought about violence at mayhem and capital hill leading to the death of nine civilians and changing the political landscape in the us, want to be marred by political violence, including an ass fascination attempt on trump's life, and when it comes to regime change, consider these facts, in slightly less than 100 years, from 1898 to 1994, the us intervenes successfully to change governments in latin america at least 41 times, that's right, 41 times, or once every 28 months for an entire century, now venezuela was the victim of us regime and on three occasions, the islamic republic has been and continued to be one of the us's targets, just like venezuela. the west bank economy is in

in the first four months of the year, the exports of latin america have increased more than 7 times compared to the same period last year, despite the significant increase, but the amount of exports it still does not match the available opportunities and capacities. emphasizing the diversification of iran's business destinations in the last 3 years, the increase in business relations with latin america was noted and had good feedback. for example, in the four months of this year, the amount of iran's exports to the countries of this region increased by more than 600 percent compared to the same period in 1402 and reached 136 million dollars. brazil, with more than 127 million dollars, was the first destination of iran's non-fatty exports during this period, which increased by more than a thousand percent . however, the number of exports to this country is still not proportional to the available opportunities and capacities. one of the major problems we have is that the import duties of goods in brazil are more than 100 % favorable, so the vice president and the minister of industry, god will

so, firstly, there is another latin america. these mass protests riots were arranged by the panamanians, who are already familiar to us. on the eve of the recent presidential elections, they were extremely unhappy with how the canadians developed the local subsoil here. our forests turned out to be lifeless, even the grass doesn't grow there. ecology, secondly, this is uruguay again, and here too this april there were heavy rains, and then fogs came, completely uncharacteristic for this country at this time of year, which then in neighboring brazil, by the way, uruguay watched this flood in brazil from all sides. which allows floods to be stopped, at the same time, as no less authoritative scientists say, such weather changes, yes all over the planet, they are, of course, because of co2, but because of the changing effects of laminia elnia, because one of them is associated with cooling of the pacific ocean, and this, perhaps, has nothing to do with industrial emissions. well, thirdly, the uruguayans are installing wind turbines

latin america is 20 countries and 14 independent territories. year after the commission reached some new level, conditionally speaking, they agreed on something, the plant, which will now supply barinasi, must be loaded, probably due to the importance of venezuela's food security, given what has been happening here in recent years, this is very important for us in terms of joint cooperation projects, and yes we have secured the supply, this year we have carried out equipment in the state dacha, a presentation of equipment to the governor of the state, the mayor of the city of san cristobal, the plant is basically in a pretty good condition and its capacity... is 10,000, but i think we need to start, at least start, to resume, if we supply sets every month, we will load people with work, that is the goal is to resume production, the line is large, yes in the holding, but we think that we will - work continue at the same capacities that were, this is a capacity of 50 - 130 horsepower, i think that these machines are in demand, they are used by livestock breeders, crop growers, key area

and that latin america is america's back yard. remember, just a while ago there was an election in bolivia and the americans and the western media, the bbc new york times the collective western media. so there was huge fraud and then be carried out a crew. and then it came out that there was no fraud, and the people revolted in the over through the cool regime. so that was, believe you just a couple of years ago, what did they have? they also had key resources that mosque in the likes of mosque in the united states need for their high tech industry. so latin america, wherever there is an independent country, the united states will try to bring it down. and it doesn't matter if it's, there's a democratic election or not to say with our to international have next done direct impact. rick sanchez and his guests discussed identity politics and how the media shapes are perception of race by the the, everybody. i'm rick sanchez. this is direct impact and this is what we're going to be talking about. can't even go to thanksgiving dinner

latin america is 20 countries and 14 independent territories from mexico to the caribbean. therefore, we are switching to working according to the classic commercial scheme, we will be engaged in sales, we will look for our consumer, now still we will polish some things and move on. today, a new round of partnership, confirmation to work more actively, was received at a meeting with the government, it was decided to load the plants with components, the minsk tractor plant plans to intensify industrial cooperation with venezuela. we probably haven’t worked or communicated for more than 5 years, but in 2021, after the commission , we reached some new level, so to speak, we agreed on something, the plant that boriny will now put up must be loaded, taking into account, probably, the importance of food security of venezuela, given what has been happening here in recent years, this is very important for us in terms of joint cooperation projects, and yes, we have reduced the supply, this year we carried out equipment in the state of the dacha, a presentation of equipment in the go

latin america is now.g at the time of the battle, so then you have to decide on what material. were using that could cause congenital malformation and cancer, there isn't anything else, there is only سوينه الاولى هاي قبل اربع سنين وعالجنا كيمياوي مافاد الكيمياوي شنا عين الثانيه قبل سبعه اشهر وطلعت هسه ورا مكان عين الثانيه. can you call the people terrorists for defending them on land against the crimes of zionist the making a stand helping such nation is it an act of terror too when the leaders of the world to start the basic truths the world is waking up. and history turns of page, the truth is shining bright in every heart and every age, the resistance but most stronger with courage and with it might stand up for what's right in the darkest of the night, they say it's self-defense for the ruthless cold regime, but the ones who fight for freedom are the ones they call extreme. in west asia, the tides are turning, new fate to unfold, people's conscience rising as the truth starts to be told, from american

africa has much lower default rate than north america, latin america, and asia.tes are much higher. we pay what i call the prejudice premium. you know, some people call it zip code premium, but it'sjust prejudice premium as far as i'm concerned. you know, and we think that it has to be more nuanced. that's one. two, you know, the methodology that is used to rate african countries really is just needs updating. itjust needs to be updated. you know, so that the credit risk can be better. who's responsible for that, though? i think it's education from both sides. i think it's, you know, africa making its case and the rating agencies listening, you know, and try to listen, you know. and then hopefully we can get a sense of the real credit risks, you know, and the real defaults. we also need to invest in data ourselves, you know, to provide information about what the case is. another example i always use is insurance. you know, political risk insurance is hardly paid in africa, but our premiums are one of the highest, you know. and we all know that if you make no clai

if we look at latin america , we must be careful where we are looking at the areas where the private sector is. we need parties who can work with the private sector in brazil, for example, argentina or chile. let 's strengthen them, let's stop them, solve their problems , why didn't you do this in places like this ? look, in general, the structure of the private sector in our country is not a very strong structure. i am against any of these associations that i told you about, and in brazil , for example, they have a very high position for themselves and play a role. we rarely see these organizations play a role in our society. we always see the government. there are related sectors of the government that are gaining influence in these sectors . we need to strengthen our private sector and encourage organizations to enter this market. the private sector and the fact that it should be strengthened, obviously you should see what happens in the private sector, a very good thing from the private sector his representative here says that i got into this problem because of contracting. you s

sense of community and belonging, and across sports fields in north texas, immigrants from across latin america that. cbs news, texas' ken molestina, shows us a real life "field of dreams." (players banter) - [ken] this is liga latinoamericana de béisbol, the latin american baseball league, and on game days, it's a scene not too different from the reality of what migrant communities look like all over the us. here, more than 10 teams representing countries like venezuela, nicaragua, cuba, and other latin american countries come together. (bat cracking) (umpire calling in spanish) (darwing speaking spanish) - every player wears their country's colors, says darwing jove. he's team venezuela's manager and the league vice president. he immigrated here nine years ago to the dfw area, but tells me most other players have been in country for less than two years, and all of their immigration status vary. what is it that brings everybody together? what is it that you have in common? (ken speaking spanish) (darwing speaking spanish) - it's love of baseball, says jove. back in our countries, it begins whe

they have provided seed money for dozens of a start ups in latin america in recent years. they range from mental health support platforms to e commerce application. since the way it's managing editors, things, this region is uniquely place to grow exponentially. and basically we're sitting, invest your support on the outside, which has actually been your, into all of our professional intelligence. so there's a unique opportunity to leverage that, that the 500000000 people and actually use it for good for businesses and for providing better services for people. so everyone's ready for tomorrow since a is trying to do just that using a i and gather data to optimize company's ability to meet their customers needs. but it's co founder agrees. the technology can be a double edge sword. i do think that that needs to be um, you know, some form of global consensus has to, you know, where the limits of these models should be. just to ensure that that's still, you know, it's still technology for humans and not technology for the sake of technology, governments and the private sector

, well, because the spaniards arrived in latin america, and of course, catholicism spread, yes. monastery, yeah, monasteries, here, this icon, the oldest icon, which is called the mother of god of ivie. father, pavel, where have you brought me now? we are in the building of the former bernadine monastery. benodinitsa yes, yes, that is, there was once a monastic order here, the benadines, yeah, there were monks, this is only a small part left from that monastery, well, at least you can see the architecture, look at the thickness of the walls, in our parish museum, where we can see a little bit of history, that is , like this. i'm coming here, i find myself on the bank of the neman, and you know, this is just a wonderful place to relax, all that's left is to settle in, just to be comfortable, let's go, this is my first time in this city and i wanted to say that you have it very beautiful and cozy here with taste, but tell me please, viewers, what do you provide? here are guests, for our guests we present our comfortable houses, here you can rent a separate room, also for - a house for a com

they have provided seed money for dozens of a start ups in latin america in recent years. they range for mental health support platforms to e commerce applications. since the way it's managing editors things this region is uniquely place to grow exponentially. and basically we're sitting, invest your support on the outside, which is actually been your in the off of artificial intelligence. so there's a unique opportunity to leverage that, that the 500000000 people or, and actually use it for good for businesses and for providing better services for people. so everyone's ready for tomorrow since a is trying to do just that using a i and gather data to optimize company's ability to meet their customers needs. but it's co founder agrees. the technology can be a double edge sword. i do think that that needs to be, you know, some form of global consensus has to, you know, where the limits of these models should be just to ensure that that's still, you know, it's still technology.

well, they will try, and for them this is very important, because firstly, latin america is the backyardhis is a huge threat , now the united states is within old working very effectively working strategy of the marshall plan will indeed, if he does not have enough money and most importantly subtlety, subtlety is needed here, they will try to outbid these economies, switch them themselves, if in relation to, for example, mexico, the marshall plan makes no sense, mexico and is so tied to america in everything, then the state of central america is already there. because there anti-american sentiments are very seriously rooted and there are necessary color revolutions and the ideal option here is venezuela, because unlike bolivia, for example, unlike nicaragua, in venezuela there are a huge number of people dissatisfied with the current government for their own reasons, but at least the united states can rely on them, so america will invest as much as it can in venezuelan protests, but i also understand that in general the situation it’s ambiguous, but in a good way. nicolas maduro should h

the department promoted the introduction of 5g 10 countries such as latin america. we are doing a long table within those countries. they have had enlightenment of the importance and goodness of it. this is going on [inaudible] >> i think it was you that mentioned earlier has actually a low instances of cyberincidents 4% or something. >> as we are looking to develop better cybertechnical infrastructure definitely investing in open rand and other areas that can help o develop tt definitely is important. you mentioned the cost competitiveness issue. of course i think that's a big issue across all itt and the theory is that open randt can help develop that. when we talk about international finance how much did open rand play into the discussion when young broad? undersea cables is a very important given that it does necessitate a lot of international flow of data but in countries how much does open rand come up with? many countries have some interest in introducing it in the future. when we talk about the countries in that region they show interest. when it comes to di

and they pay women the latin america. and then make some guy used to grow tomatoes and under as he's out of business. he's got no money. he can't live off of what he used to do. so what does he do? he comes to america because he's hungry and he wants to feed his family. you know that that's subsidizing of certain services what poland and it's farmers are feeling that is being done to them because of jeep grain from ukraine is not. that's not the only place where this kind of thing is going on. it happens a different part to the world's. unfortunately, the media never explains us. they've just rather say that, you know, it's a big immigration problem, etc, etc. fascinating past me. and that's exactly it. exactly, it. well, thank you for taking a screw it their partner. appreciate talking to you and seeing you, and i'll see you again very, very soon. be good. when we come back, we're going to be joined by uh well, somebody who's been on the show before and he's got a lot to say, credit pasta. john dula is going to join us f

just to put it in the proper framework because, you know, as an american who happens to come from latin america, that's the same argument that a lot of latin american farmers have been making for many years. the reason we have an immigration problem in the united states is because the economies of those countries, honduras, guatemala, mexico for years have been destroyed by american farming products which are subsidized. and they pay women the latin america. and it makes some guy who used to go tomatoes in honduras. he's out of business. he's got no money, he can't live off of what he used to do. so what does he do? he comes to america because he's hungry and he wants to feed his family. you know that that's subsidizing of certain services what poland and it's farmers are feeling that is being done to them because of jeep grain from ukraine is not. that's not the only place where this kind of thing is going on. it happens a different part to the world's. unfortunately, the media never explains us. they've just rather say that, you know, it's a big immigration problem, etc, etc. fascinating, fas

closely related areas have been promoting the introduction of 5g within the countries such as latin america. we are doing g the cool cherry kind of workshop or roundtable within latin american countries. and they have some kind of enlightenment of the importance and goodness of the introduction of the 5g network so the same kind of cooperation is going on and you can cope with such kind of cyber security models. >> you mentioned earlier (has very low instance of cyber incidents, 4% or something. was that what you said? as we are looking to develop better cyber hygiene and better technical infrastructure we're definitely investing in open rand and other areas that can help develop that. it's definitely, you mentioned the cost competitiveness issue of course. i think that's a big issue across all icp and the theory is that open rand can help develop that. talking, when we talk about international finance how much does open rand play into the discussions when you're talking, looking abroad . undersea cable is very important given that it's a lot of the international flow of data in country how

venezuela was the richest country in latin america. it was the gem of latin america.o be venezuela. they are now the poorest country in latin america. >> brian: the deal we cut is if you have free and fair elections we will start buying your oil again and help you we have the oil industry. we we have the oil industry and they have a joke of an election. your move, joe biden, if you are still president. thanks, rachel. >> rachel: yeah. you got it. >> brian: very consequential. we know we have a lot of attention everywhere. this is all something we should keep our eye on. more "fox & friends" in a moment.d ♪sw engine, like google, but it'sr and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. no, my denture's uncomfortable! dracula, let's fight back against discomfort. with new poligrip power m

china, first deputy prime minister nikolai snopkov, well, traditionally for africa and part of latin americaerica has been answering for a long time. viktor sheiman, the embassy works very effectively to promote primarily economic interests, we now have such entry points into africa - these are south africa, zimbabwe and equatorial guinea, this is a very well- chosen direction, far, although not all of these countries show high economic indicators, but there are political regimes friendly to us, this must be taken into account the political situation, because if we talk about growth rates, then angola with its oil fields, let's say in the countries of the horn of africa. this is ethiopia, they are developing quite quickly, although in african countries there is such a nuance, a dynamically growing population, as it were , eats up this economic growth per capita, but nevertheless there is money in africa, if you look at the pre-covid indicators of economic growth in a number of countries, and even recovery after covid, well , there are figures that are often two or three times higher than the

russia plans to develop fish supplies to latin america, the most promising markets for our products,kudryavtseva , the head of the russian fisheries agency, ilya shastakov, said. japan, the netherlands and germany, we are of course very interested in developing supplies to latin america, this is what we are now going to work hard on. with the fishermen. full version of the interview with by the head of the federal fisheries agency ilya shestakov, watch on our channel today after 11:00 moscow time. russia's popularity among foreign tourists is growing. the flow of foreign guests jumped in the first half of the year by almost one and a half times, to 1,800,000 people. this data is provided by the ministry of development. our destination is especially popular in the gulf countries and the asia-pacific region. i'm going. not only to cultural centers, but to the outback, where holiday recreation is now being developed nature, camping and glamping. the state finances the sector, including through the tourism and hospitality industry program. large investors are offered preferential loans.

less than 100 years, from 1898 to 1994, the us interven successfully to change governments in latin america at least 41 times, that's right, 41 times, or once every 28 months for an entire century. now venezuela was the victim of us regime in coup attempts on three occasions, the islamic republic has been and continued to be one of the us's targets, just like... venezuela, people have seen the streets of bangladesh and the united kingdom to celebrate the end of prime minister sheikh hasina's 15-year rule after more than a month of deadly protests. army chief general walker uzaman says that prime minister sheikh. kasina has resigned and fled the capital. she reportedly landed in hindu air force base in india and is expected to leave for london. the bangladeshi army chief announced an interim government will run the country soon. the general added the country's president and opposition parties have been consulted. earlier protest restoring the prime minister's official residence in dhaka, angered by the violence they faced during nationwide anti-government rallies on sunday, in which more tha

without sanctions campaign, the friends of latin america and the nicaragua solidarity coalition, and her articles have been published in the council on hemispheric fairs, counterpunch, popular resistance, and the lines for global justice. all right, jill clark, welcome to economic divide. it's a pleasure to be here, thank you. take a look at the presidential election, you have again the us coming out in opposition. uh, it has come out rejecting the result. calling it bogus and it's even back the opposition to the hills sounds like another one guide out. why is the us you think so eager to interfere in the elections in venezuela like it has done in the past and again in particular when we see what it did with guido? well at the us, there are several things, but the us has never forgiven venezuela for taking back its oil profits and using them for the people of venezuela. the united states was and us companies particularly were getting ridiculous rates off the royalties from venezuela's oil, and under president hugo chávez, and continued unde

less than 100 years, from 1898 to 1994, the us intervenes successfully to change governments in latin america at least 41 times, that's right, 41 times or once every 28 months for an entire century, now venezuela was the victim of us regime in coup attempts on three occasions, the islamic republic has been and continued to be one of the us's targets. just like venezuela, and with that it brings us to the end of this world news bulletin. thank you all so much for staying with us right here at press tv. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, israel living in fear. he was not old, but he had been so successful in military operations that everyone considered him an experienced general. daesh was advancing and had reached near karbala and baghdad and was continuing its crimes. martyr murtaza husseinpool: the story of the commander who was murdered under day mohsen hojaji was taken hostage by daesh. can you call the people terrorists for defending them on land? against the crimes of zionists they're making a stand, in such nation is it an act of terror too, whe

president nicholas madulo. were to be the winner with 51% of the vote, but top us diplomat for latin america, brian nichols said the tabulation of these detailed results clearly showed at mondo gonzalez 1 with the 67% of these votes compared to 30% for maduro. well, in a gesture by maduro to give the opposition candidate, edmund gonzalez. a chance to proof his case, the supreme court of justice, tsj accepted a request by madura for all presidential candidates to present their voting tallies. sounds fair enough. well, aldo maduro and eight other presidential candidates complied with that request. the opposition candidate failed to do so, but why? well, now comes the us's accusation of election fraud against maduro. the us secretary of state, anthony blincan has issued a statement that the election was allegedly stolen, that's right, stolen by president nicholas madura, yet he has failed to present any evidence. now blincan even called the opposition, edmundo gonzales and congratulated him for being the official president of venezuela, and what is the us secretary of state's evidence? well, he

the second priority is to expand the diplasia field to africa, latin america, east asia and other areast may have received less attention. there are many opportunities in these areas that can be exploited for us. the third priority is the countries that were with the islamic republic of iran in times of hardship sanctions help us . we have very special relations with them, specifically china and russia and other countries that are our friendly countries. during difficult times, we will strengthen relations with them and continue with more strength. the next priority of emerging powers. after these, the next priority, which in fact is not our priority at the moment , are the european countries . we adopted an interaction with these. we will have an opportunity based on mutual respect and from an equal position, as the supreme leader said, if these wrong policies come back, if they put aside their wrong and hostile policies , they will be put back in our priorities, and after that, there is the issue of america. in the program, it is clear that we are not looking to resolve the conflict w