latin americans. that's the problem to the president. latin americans. and that is the reason that you cannot really negotiate with the president, because the fundamental thing that he doesn't like, that his base doesn't like is that these people, latin americans, as the president calls them, are in the country. i mean, here's the president's former chief strategist, steve bannon, back in march of 2016. >> isn't the beating heart of this problem right now, the real beating heart of it, of what we've got to get sorted here is not illegal immigration. as horrific as that is, and it's horrific, don't we have a problem we've looked the other way on this legal immigration that's kind of overwhelmed the country? >> that's it? that's what it's always been about. and now we're getting closer to yet another shutdown for exactly the same reason as before. the president made a promise that mexico would pay for a ridiculous, unpopular border wall that they're not going to pay for. and he will shut down the government if he doesn't get the money for it. nothing has c

i thought to our team at the adrian ours latin american center and told them the next week, next month could be intensive. but as were working on these things, it's only so often in ongoing persons history and career that you can confront this kind of historic moment. the atlantic council reflected on our purpose and our mission over the last 18 months and we decided there were four trends going and i'll end with that because they all find themselves in the latin american situation. the first was a contest between democracy and autocracy. so this is the heart of the well-being of the venezuelan people. which is first and foremost an important. the second is major power by competition, a new era of major power competition plays out as well as we all know. the third is us purpose and role in the world which we are also seeing applied in this kind of situation alongside our friends and allies the labor group and the latinamerican in particular but also europe and elsewhere in the free world . the last is the future of the global system and i would say regional order as well , canada appli

some latin american countries have had military interventions by the u.s.nd the past in order to force a change of government. that leaves deep wounds. that is why some countries have been very quick to dismiss a military intervention as a possibility. including brazil, a country that now, under the leadership of bolsonaro, was thought to be a strong ally with the u.s. if a military intervention was being considered. brent: today, one quite a call for more backup from his latin american allies. take a listeten. >> indulging the use of power carried out by maduro's regime, it poses a threat to democracy throughout the americas. our pan american system for the protection of human rights and all our multilateral institutions would be turned into a form of exchange. we cannot allow that to happen. brent: regardless of juan guaido's call to action, that as well as military is backing the president. javier, who can do what? javier: that's a very difficult question to answer, because it depends on what the truth is and on who you believe. juan guaido has repeatedl

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our top stories: a group of latin american countries, along with canada, call for a change of government in venezuela as its crippled economy teeters on the brink. if you buyjust this much, you've spent a third of the average monthly wage, and prices are skyrocketing. they've doubled in a month. as theresa may heads to northern ireland she says she's determined to find a way to deliver brexit and avoid a hard border with ireland. countdown to nigeria's presidential elections. we investigate the so—called godfathers behind the candidates, who can make or break the outcome. and the outrageous heist through the sewers of antwerp‘s diamond district. a group of latin american countries, along with canada, have urged the venezuelan military to support opposition leader juan guaido as interim president. the lima group is calling for a peaceful change of government, and immediate deliveries of humanitarian aid. it's reaffirmed its support for venezuela's national assembly, which is led by the opposition — and says the rest of the world should follow the us in preventing president maduro‘s govern

our top stories: a group of latin american countries, along with canada, call for a change of government in venezuela as its crippled economy teeters on the brink. if you buyjust this much, you've spent a third of the average monthly wage. and prices are skyrocketing — they've doubled in a month. as theresa may heads to northern ireland, she says she's determined to find a way to deliver brexit and avoid a hard border with ireland. and the outrageous heist through the sewers of antwerp‘s diamond district. five decades of sesame street. the muppets have now been helping children learn for 50 years. how do they do it? hello. a group of latin american countries, along with canada, have urged the venezuelan military to support opposition leaderjuan guaido as interim president. the lima group is calling for a peaceful change of government, and immediate deliveries of humanitarian aid. i do also want address the issue of outside military intervention and an important point in our communique is point 17, where we have agreed and i quote, finally, they, this is the countries of the lima group, r

officials say at least ten are dead but several others severely injured also coming up to european or latin american officials and joined forces to call for a peaceful solution to the venezuela crisis but will ask a german lawmaker what can your family do to solve the pardon power struggle plus the berlin film festival is underway and you don't use finest film buffs have been taking a first look at the newest cinema offerings. that's right with life in the great cop it from the legendary that is not and will be bringing you to the world premiere of talk french director post war zones latest drama. ilar thank you so much for your company everyone we begin with a devastating fire in brazil where ten people are believed to have died after a blaze tore through a soccer dormitory for young players at least three others were injured when a fire broke out before dawn on friday at brazil's biggest soccer club the flamingo in rio de janeiro at a training facility there all teenagers from the flamingo youth team are among the victims who were sleep. in the dormitory about the time that the fire broke out the

i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: a group of latin american countries and canada call for a change of government in venezuela as its crippled economy teeters on the brink. if you buy just this if you buyjust this much, you have spent a third of the average monthly wage and prices are skyrocketing, they have doubled in a month. search teams confirm they've sighted a body in the wreckage of the plane carrying the missing footballer emiliano sala, and his pilot. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: talking trade in uncertain times — angela merkel meets shinzo abe as global economic tensions rise. meet the tnt boys — the philippine sensation who've exploded onto the international stage with their drag and pop music. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 8pm in venezuela where the opposition leaderjuan guaido has dismissed warnings from president nicolas maduro that the country's political crisis could spark civil war. pressure is growing on mr maduro — as more than half of the countries which make up the european union said they recognised mr

a coalition of latin american countries say it's time for venezuelan president nicolas maduro to go but rejects military intervention and. after weeks of protests calling for him to step down saddam's president fads public gatherings and demonstrations. north korean leader kim jong un has arrived in vietnam formated with u.s. president donald trump and had no way he was greeted with a god of on a as a train station on the border this will be the second meeting between the two leaders after this i mentioned singapore last year as expected to arrive in vietnam later on tuesday james bays has more farmhand on. three hours from now we will have kim here in the vietnamese capital will have to wait another twelve hours for president trump president trump has stopped over for refueling in the last couple of hours the stocks in the u.k. are a.f. mildren hall in suffolk on the east coast of the u.k. as ever we get some details from the white house about the president and his plans when they stop because there's a small group of reporters called the pool who are on the plane with him they've been

over a dozen european and latin american countries have called on been a swallow to hold free and fair elections to solve its deepening crisis after some five hours of talks in the coalition of countries warned against a rash intervention in venice. and a senior foreign policy chief frederica mogilny said that the group was committed to finding a peaceful democratic way out of the power struggle between president nicolas maduro and opposition leader. that statement coming as trucks carrying u.s. humanitarian aid arrived at colombia's border with venezuela the bridge into the country remains blocked by the military president nicolas maduro said that the shipments are part of a u.s. led chua tapped. this is where their journey ends on the colombian venezuelan border desperately needed humanitarian aid is aboard these trucks but the gates into the crisis stricken country have been sealed on the other side venezuela's military still largely loyal to president maduro has been ordered to prevent any shipments crossing the border next to the soldiers anxious citizens wait and hope for food an

slips on every tabloid hacks script and they've forgotten the whole impartiality thing reuters latin american wing a steeple fair and balanced journalism change the twitter background to this picture of who and why do blue secret who they're pushing the economist world famous if not entirely balanced or even the pretense of balance there why do isn't the front page portrayed as. the champion hero if you squint you might mistake him for the statue of liberty and they want you their readers to know it's ok to interfere in venezuela's affairs because it's for a good cause it was democracy is the right to seek change. the question is how democracy is a noble goal people power or the democracy usually means installing the guy that's friendliest with the west but just a coincidence perhaps oddly enough considering how angry america became and the mere suspicion that russia interfered in its internal affairs elections you would think that they wouldn't want to interfere in others' internal affairs and you'd be wrong no washington is hinting at military intervention to get their guy on the throne it'

this is an absolutely iconic building across the whole of latin american. really nothing like it. this is a building that was supposed to be a 300 store spiral shopping mall. this is huge. this is really big. cars were supposed to circulate up these ramps, up to the top. it is supposed to be visible from any point of the valley of caracas where it makes a delicate mark. el helicoide, named after its spiral helical structure, was conceived the 1950s. it's technologically advanced design with more than two miles of ramps that would enable customers to drive from shop to shop was met with international acclaim. the chilean poet described the building as one of the most explicit creations ever to have sprung from the mind of an architect. ——exquisite. the surrealist artist reportedly wanted his work displayed an exhibition halls. can you explain what the political and social context of venezuela was back then? venezuela in the 1950s is a country experiencing profound change. globally, we are seeing the kind of post wwii reconstruction, and venezuelan oil, the i

determined to find a way to deliver brexit and avoid a hard border with the irish republic. 13 latin american countries and canada call for a peaceful change of government in venezuela and urge the military to back juan guaido, as interim president. plumbing the depths of antwerp‘s diamond district to carry out an audacious bank heist. 60 years of war zones and landscapes. we take a look at the new exhibition of one of britain's greatest living photographers. searching for answers. google‘s parent company, alphabet, comfortably beats wall street expectations. we find out why its shares are down after such stellar results. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. also, more than a 6th of the world's population is celebrating the lunar new year of the pig! it's a public holiday in china and many other countries with almost 3 billionjourneys made in the lead up. so we'd like to know are you celebrating? are you spending? tell us what you are up to just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing theresa may is set to visit northern ireland as

the so-called lima group is a network of latin american countries that are demanding an end to the regime they want a peaceful solution to holding talks with the sole purpose of bringing about new elections and now they're stepping up the pressure on mr oh ok start talks we're having must serve to make sanctions even stronger and more effective they should set the groundwork for the new beginning that the venezuelans so urgently want to see that we're doing this with the u.s. wants further sanctions on the material regime. for earlier i spoke with our correspondent javier are great as he is on the colombia border with that it's way low and i asked him about those latin american countries in russia as well that are firmly supporting units where the president. gives nicholson a little a lot of confidence it's not only russia but also china that has still not recognized one know as an interim president and therefore sort of back some other little and that has a lot to do with oil business of course and let's not forget that as well has the biggest oil reserves in the world and strong ties in

a calling for backup from his latin american allies. you see the use of patient of power carried out by maduro's regime poses a threat much democracy throughout the americas pan-american system for the protection of human rights and multilateral institutions would be turned into a mere form of exchange. as a fraternal lions we cannot allow that to happen and. so have they regardless of those call to action that venezuela's military still backs the president so who can do what next. well phil it depends on if you really believe what one great zero is telling as he assures that seventy percent of the military forces that are actually on his side that's not something we really saw during the weekend because it wasn't possible to introduce humanitarian aid that being said the big word here is a military action is that truly an alternative still insists in calling on international help and leaving all options on the table that of course includes military action but it has been strongly denied by many of the members that are participating in

and several latin american nations have recognized why do as the country's leader and six e.u. states including spain and germany say they will follow suit unless president maduro calls snap elections by sunday. may be gaining international support but duro is backed by venezuela's powerful military. and on the streets loyalty to the socialist regime is still alive. and motors we have a former leader chavez to thank for the oil boom and that is why we are coming to defend the revolution here the legacy of commodity chevys and we will continue to come as many times as c'mon to nicolas maduro once. your people are here to defend the sovereignty of it as well. millions of rival protesters are expected in the capital because on saturday and with the recent clashes turning deadly many venezuelans are bracing for a tense standoff. for more on this story we're joined now by the devil is company she covers latin america for us hello to you cover you know so we've said already the protests are announced today but not just in venezuela there's also going to be protests in a number of cit

have tried to put the brakes on the link with russia citing security fears plus european and latin american officials joined forces to call for a peaceful solution to the venezuelan crisis but will ask a german lawmaker what can europe do really to solve this power struggle and a german a film a system crash or take sixty two of the berlin film festival firestorm our verdict on the tale of a troubled girl's clash with german social services. great to have you along everyone we begin this broadcast with a devastating fire in brazil or ten people are believed to have died after a blaze tore through a soccer dormitory for young players at least three others were injured the fire broke out the. before dawn on friday at brazil's biggest soccer club the flamingo in rio de janeiro at a training facility there teenagers from the flamingo youth team are mocking the victims who were sleeping in the dormitory at the time the expensive legal training center had opened just two months ago because of the fire is not yet known. all right let's get you more on this a developing story andrew downey is a spo

i mean gavin is a senior latin american analyst. she says but as well as military is the deciding factor for next to stay in power or not. at the moment there seems to be a division between the rank and file and the military high command i think you have to remember that maduro himself didn't tales from the military so one after he took office in april twenty third scene he went out of his way really to to ingratiate himself with the military he has promoted about a thousand generals or something like two thousand generals in the venezuelan military compared to say in iran nine hundred in the us so the military top brass is is very large it's very entrenched with the government they've been given a lot of power over food over the oil industry in particular over distribution ports airports and there are also a lot of allegations that you know senior factions of the military are involved in illicit activities including illegal gold mining and potentially even drug trafficking so to get those factions to move away from the current situ

but as well as opposition leader who is meeting the leaders of the lima group of mostly latin american countries and the colombian capital bachata us vice president of my parents has arrived here with mr white there on the left and colombia's foreign minister at a news conference washington has become one of quieter keep back as the standoff with president of dora four people killed hundreds wounded along the country's border at the weekend and over security forces blocked out of supporters attempts to bring international aid into the country. from data because violent behavior i gave this season the colombian city of kuta on the border with welcome have it what can we expect from this emergency conference in bogota. well phil what we are likely to expect is to see the minister on a position trying to step up their efforts and to get a more aggressive tone by of this group of countries the so-called lima group and we've heard the representative of one way bill to the lima group say that he wants to leave all options on the table all options open and that that might include the use of f

as we heard representatives of european and latin american countries calling for free and fair elections as a peaceful way to end the crisis in venezuela can they really help well it's an important diplomatic move i would say they're calling for elections to be held in three months that's not really going to probably be possible but what i see is more of the role of the u.s. leaving the sanctions leaving more concrete. move. special envoy you need to venezuela called my door to leave the country he says that friends of the region will be happy to have him if he decides to cede power to a democratically. in in the middle of government for now which would be why don't in this case now we talked about this being blocked along the border between venezuela and colombia and we hear that protesters are gathering on the venezuelan side demanding that these trucks be allowed to come. when across the border the this issue has become a focal point of the struggle between the president and the opposition leader what is the latest on that well what we hear from the source is there is that one way in

elections and that's what the european union has to do you know when you've got all of these latin american and south american countries with interests and its way there and doing something about the situation there why then is this in germany's interest i mean this whaler seems like a world away from let's not let's not forget that the biggest group of refugees in spain right now is from the it's leyla in spain as part of the schengen area so they are not many refugees from that you know that are coming to germany but they're coming to spain and they're coming to the european union so we are leading to the situation in a way germany second the security council right now of the united nations so bearing international responsibility and let's not forget the biggest migration crisis in south america that has ever existed so it is an international crisis and all the different states in that in america have the common interest and the migration from the u.s. is leading over there because the war came to peru literally in the the european union was not able to issue one senior position on nicola

see some presidents of the latin american region like the president of chile who is going to attend here of course a big challenge for this country and for this city particularly now on the other side trying to make his concert as symbolic as possible extending it twice as long it's going to take place on friday and saturday and he will also deliver humanitarian aid to colombia a symbolic gesture to show what he calls is a hypocrisy by the colombian government giving aid to toobin as well and organizing it despite the fact that the country has problems of its own have here in conclusion what about one point zero is going to turn up where you are. he has been traveling for about four hours he is planning to arrive this evening to the venezuelan side where the venezuelan concert is going to take place let's not forget that he cannot leave his country despite the fact that he has proclaimed himself president of venezuela authorities are still not necessarily obeying him and that is the risk here we do not know how events are going to unfold because there is uncertainty about what order

manuel fed add he is a political analyst from venezuela and he's with berlin's institute for latin american studies good morning or next for joining us i'd like to first begin with this news just out this morning the fact that france says that one of the opposition can legitimately call an election here a new presidential election of course we know that my daughter essentially rejected that ultimatum from the e.u. what's your reaction to this so we will see in the next are worth maybe the next day the same position that the french government should take to day to morrow and maybe germany owes the u.k. and the spinning wheels forward to one way though possibility to call new elections still in there and the reaction of mother of so we expect that these reaction a mother is trying to stay in the government but in my opinion he he has saw any chance to stay for a long time there and yet we still see this extreme defiance on his part of me he gave quite a passionate interview on spanish television you know he even hinted at the possibility of a civil war i mean those were really fighting words

vice president mike pence on monday in colombia foreign minister says on the lima group of latin american countries will be holding an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis you can face eleven. madeira and his supporters a celebrating the massacre of a people you celebrate that today venezuelan hospitals do not receive humanitarian aid you celebrate the death of more venezuelans that is why the entire country has risen up ramat valencia specializes in latin american affairs he believes material isn't going anywhere anytime soon time is of the essence here the opposition and injured national community that is rylan rally behind one will like to see mother to step down as soon as possible next remember the director or rather the warning of the trumpet ministration alongside it some republican legislators said that today was the day that the military will relinquish power and will order that they will ship the order they should leave much. to his own devices however we haven't seen that yet i mean we've seen some defectors crossing the colombia venezuela border but here we're seeing that t

has spread colombia particularly has had to deal with a lot of people coming there and other latin american countries. well that's right come out right across latin america i mean millions i mean it's very difficult to put a firm figure on it but the estimates range from anything between two and a half million to three million perhaps more venice walen migrants escaping poverty escaping the crime rate that rampant inflation that you talked about they've gone yes as you mentioned colombia there also tens of thousands in brazil peru ecuador all over the continents initially they were fairly warmly received by the over the local populations they were helping them they were providing food in the combination the situation is changing in many parts as the numbers increase some people are leaving with a little bit of money behind them they're finding work others are leaving with next to nothing and umbrella proving to be a burden on the already societies which are already struggling so we have seen some resentment we have seen some violence in in a few countries that situation is only likely to ge

that position is shared by a majority of latin american countries. their powerful seats on the un's security council, continue to support president maduro. and although several individual european countries now back guaido — the european union as a whole has withheld official recognition — preferring instead to call for fresh elections in the country. the reason is italy — where the crisis has divided the ruling coalition. although the league supports guaido, its governing partner the left wing five star movement is blocking the eu from backing guaido. one of its legislators said europe should stop obeying american orders. i'm joined now by jason marczak, director of the adrienne arsht latin america center at the atlantic council. thanks for coming in. the women in that report says she thinks this will last for days. do you think she is right? at what point does the venezuelan military effectively decide, we're going with opposition? i hope it lasts for days. the venezuelan people have been suffering, she said, for 20 years, ever since hugo chavez ca

he is a professor at the university of warrick who researches latin american politics thanks very much for being with us now when you look at how desperate the situation is inside venezuela for so many people there the economic collapse the the shortages of many things the whole idea of wanting to get aids into the country to help people there seems like the right thing to do but there are those who say that this is all very politicized what's your view on that. thank you very much for having me well i think it is very often political in this situation and it comes to the fore just how political it is because you have two men claiming the presidency and while these images are really dramatic of what has been happening yesterday and over the last few days this is not an entirely new turn of events nicholas modo has been rejecting offers of aid from the humanitarian community for some time suggesting that the us when it does not need it that it will not be a bigger state in his words. but this push from way though and his allies certainly increases the risk of conflict at the border whic

canada and ten latin american countries duros ally russia has condemned what it describes as european interference although as well as government says it will revise its relations with countries like spain and france who have endorsed. their own that we consider that today the president of the national assembly mr garrido was legitimacy is perfectly acknowledged has the ability to call for presidential elections this is the issue it will be released by nia and going to the spanish government announces that it recognizes officially the president of the national assembly of venezuela mr glider marquez as interim president of venezuela listen if you don't get i mean it will be released by your team in the field by also announce that the spanish government has the intention of promoting in the heart of the european union and also in the united nations a humanitarian plant here to ask urgently the serious situation in venezuela may no one forget that the people of venezuela are the ones suffering the serious consequences of this conflict and the material regime in the. whole madeira himsel

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david: don't forget about the latin american community.of support among latin americans who came to the united states for the right reasons to work here, they established roots. they rebuilt miami. there are a lot of people in the latin american community who support donald trump. >> that's because he's tough on illegal immigration. the people who came here legally don't want to see illegals coming in and taking their jobs. they are with this president on securing our border and they will turn out in the 2020 election. david: coming up next. donald trump's decision to declare a national emergency on the border has the support of conservative women. a conservative attacked sat berkeley university in california. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of all the moments you share with your best friend, the greatest could be the moment you save her life. every second counts in cardiac arrest. learn hands-only cpr and be the difference for someone you love. david: welcome back, everyone. i'm david asman filling in for lou dobbs. new england patriots owner bob kraft has

and five latin american nations at the meeting later a received a plan titled the montevideo mechanism which he says he backs. iraq. i ratified the circle to the full stage plan but the montevideo is mechanism integrated by the government of mexico fourteen countries of the caribbean and i believe it is proposing. to participate in a process of sovereign host you look for a national agenda up agreements and understanding and trying what is live for us in montevideo where this meeting is taking place tell us more about this group and laid out some of the basics but tell us more about this international contact group and what they really think they can achieve. for the delegates have just arrived at this building behind me in the presidential office is in here in the center of montevideo as you mentioned they represent eight countries from the european union five from latin america the whole spectrum of opinion of venezuela among the eight european nations several of them have expressed their support for the self declared president though it's really is still not declared as a latin amer

this as a gallup world poll found 42 million latin americans saying they want to move to the united states. 5 million plan to do so with the next few months. casey stegall is on the grounds with the latest. casey? reporter: we reported on your program last week from this spot. since we have been on the ground we have seen the growing law enforcement presence that you talk about here in eagle pass, texas. there have been lines up and down on the banks of the rio grande river. that's the international border at eagle pass texas here. the governor of the state ordered 5. >> 0 state troopers -- 500 state troopers to the area to assist. then you have this heavy show of force on the international crossing bridges which carry thousands of people, cars, trucks and trains across the border each day. then you have 250 active duty troops the pentagon says is being shifted to the region to assist. but agents say these resources are necessary because they describe the system as overloaded. >> the ports of entry, the bridges, they were never designed to house people, to house people. poarpts of entry ar

a coalition of latin american countries say it is time for venezuelan president nicolas maduro to go but with jack's military intervention. a top vatican cleric is convicted of molesting two choir boys and could face fifty years in prison. alone north korean leader kim jong un has arrived in vietnam for a meeting with u.s. president donald trump in hanoi he was greeted with a god of honor at a train station on the border this week the second meeting between the two leaders after their summit in singapore last year trump is expected to arrive there later on tuesday our diplomatic editor james bays is live for us in hanoi so james kim has just arrived there on his way to annoy than a lot expected from that meeting this time around. not yet actually enhance noir has them he's been on this very long journey because he's decided to do this by land by train in his own train he's made his way from north korea across the border into china the journey across all of china has taken some sixty hours he's now arrived in dong dan which is the border town the last place on the chinese railway a be

david: don't forget about the latin american community.e has a lot of support among latin americans who came to the united states for the right reasons to work here, they established roots. they rebuilt miami. there are a lot of people in the latin american community who support donald trump. >> that's because he's tough on illegal immigration. the people who came here legally don't want to see illegals coming in and taking their jobs. they are with this president on securing our border and they will turn out in the 2020 election. david: coming up next. donald trump's decision to declare a national emergency on the border has the support of conservative women. a conservative attacked sat berkeley university in california. you still stressed about buying our first house, sweetie? yeah, i thought doing some hibachi grilling would help take my mind off it all. maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeowners insurance. geico helps with homeowners insurance? they sure do. and they could save us a bundle of mone

barbara: "today we are all venezuelans" -- that is the sense in the latin american community in floridae is hope that this is a unique opportunity to end the rule of nicholas maduro to stopl th-motion death of the country. >> where and when he is going right now. barbara: they are cheering for the new yog leader juan guaido, and for thein unprecedented rnational support led by the united states. >> we don't believe that the united statepois an imperial r. in this case we believe it is a liberating power. >> i am not a trump supporter, but i agree, and thank you, president, because we need this right now this moment. barbara: it ems an unusual move for president trump. he has nothown much interest in championing democracy and human rights elsewhere and has made friends with other authoritarian leaders, and says he is against terventionalism. what is sopeal about venezuela? hefor nicholas maduro, youav big problems. this is not like the otherti s, and you have made a terrible enemy in donald trump. barbara: policy has been driven in part by florida lawmakers. h theye lobbied hard for toug

so the talks aimed at ending venezuela's crisis are underway european leaders and latin american ministers meeting in the capital montevideo president nicolas maduro he is backing the idea of dialogue opposition leader and self declared interim leader is skeptical so let's talk about this now daniel is in montevideo and he is in kuta that's in colombia just across the border from venezuela will be with you in a moment a son daniel to you first of all who is involved in this missing and what might come out of this. welcome all there are thirteen nations involved eight from the european union five from latin america their idea is that they're representing a wide spread from. of ideas on solutions to this crisis in venezuela seven of the eight countries from the european union authority expressed their support for that interim leader on the way to all the latin american nations bolivia is very firmly behind nicolas maduro while you're requiring mexico to express their neutrality in this in this crisis they're all hoping but their way of presenting a wide spectrum of ideas representing all the

and some latin american countries and. it's at the moment difficult to precise exactly where these assets located and who has been operating a front man for man your mode of thought gorman official but what is clear is that the national assembly menace well or which is controlled by the opposition and which is the only legitimate democratically elected institution in the country how to use late there to establish the necessary mechanisms so that these assets could be frozen abroad and be channeled to be administration or one way or the head of the national somebody who trust their team or we should all prissy and who has been . recognized by the us make gonna buy most of the american gone trees and many e.u. countries and i think. the first steps doors trying to get control of these assets we think that the fact that these gone trees have recognized the administration was bought we make it more easy for al thora these of those going to have to frozen those are said but separate and up. those scientists who which don't belo

has become by far the biggest ally supporter of governments in the last few weeks the latin american countries also played a big role to maturity or something so it's neighbors have come out very strongly against meant to row colombia becoming a key and i swear we've seen the european nations which have usually have sensitive so except roche share in the consumer trip also recognize quite daughter nicole i'm not sure it's a go so what do it does look increasingly isolated but we've we've been reporting that we've been trying to figure out what's going on inside china in russia but su biggest allies month or so has and how their position is changing you know the government both have big investments in the country and both want madrid to stay but only on the other hand and extent that to be economic crisis makes a center untenable. that perspective is seen here online as well this is one person who says of the job or on twitter he says the u.s. involvement is geared toward serving the interests of big western corporations and stealing the oil wealth of venezuela the world's largest whi

the first is to venezuela where the self-proclaimed president won his meeting with latin american and north american leaders in the colombian capital bogota they're hoping to agree on what to do next to remove president nicolas maduro from office the summit follows a weekend of violence in which four people were killed hundreds were injured security forces blocked the opposition's attempts to bring international aid into the country. u.s. vice president mike pence promises to back up one hundred percent that was the message he brought to book a time the u.s. is more determined than ever to support minutes weightless interim president pence also announced new sanctions these are important steps. cutting off the regime from the millions that they've stolen from the venezuelan people and we urge other freedom loving countries to do the same president nicolas maduro has troops clashed with the opposition supporters over the weekend why do says this is not a matter of war or peace but democracy for cystic tator ship has asked the international community for help. showing compassion to thes

latin american states we have. too many right wing. in latin america that have been financed and have been organized by the cia if there is an attack. from colombia and brazil coordinated with the logistical or other support from washington that there will be double war and tens of thousands of vets and that of course it's a matter for the united nations it's a matter for and tony harris is a matter for michelle by surely to address now and to call for yet another emergency meeting of the security council because that united states is threatening with the use of force model has repeatedly accused washington of plotting a coup to overthrow him directly instructing why don't. i guess dia looks at how the opposition leader who was virtually unknown outside of venezuela two weeks ago is now widely being touted as the country's legitimate president. every so often you may have noticed the media much of it lose their minds they become obsessed crazed fixated on something to the point of madness and it's happening again the freedom fighter lea

african continent into europe and he's warning was absolutely ignore that and i think many of the latin american and north american countries are absolutely oblivious to the risks of migration that could represent if it falls apart we are talking about many millions of people. the continent is pretty unstable already. journalists monks blumenthal asked members of congress if they think the u.s. is meddling in venezuela's political system you think the u.s. is meddling in venezuela early man who were. here. i don't think so me were the superpower in the world and what it was i think is we're just supporting the people it's a pretty much the deciding there needs to be peace and so i think it's good for us it's we are at that. you know i am. french protest is a plan to come out in force this saturday but this time it's not just about reforms will explain all after the break. speaking of stealing country's oil you know i just touch on this for momentarily i mean scotland does have a lot of oil and the whole thing is mightily confusing so the u.s. could consider invading britain right now during this

david: don't forget about the latin american community. support among latin americans who came to the united states for the right reasons to work here, they established roots. they rebuilt miami. there are a lot of people in the latin american community who support donald trump. >> that's because he's tough on illegal immigration. the people who came here legally don't want to see illegals coming in and taking their jobs. they are with this president on securing our border and they will turn out in the 2020 election. david: coming up next. donald trump's decision to declare a national emergency on the border has the support of conservative women. a conservative attacked sat berkeley university in california. i can't tell you who i am or what i witnessed, but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and relief from symptoms caused feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin by over 200 indoor and o

it's remarkable to see such a coalition of latin american governments calling out a fellow latin americangnificant that they've come forward and condemned the maduro government. liz: this is a regional response. bernie sanders is trying to hang it on the u.s. when the neighboring countries are seeing refugees pouring out of ven venezuela eafn they'r and they'g it's a problem, saying maduro, you stole the election, you rigged it. this predates donald trump. >> yes. well, the particular movement by latin american governments to condemn venezuela is since president trump has been elected. but it is very unusual that they've done this. and of course they're being impacted. there are millions of venezuelans fleeing the country going to colombia, peru, brazil, panama, and the economy of venezuela has been destroyed. and the neighboring countries are saying this is enough. liz: where is the lack of outrage on the democratic left mere in the united states given the fact that we're hearing, people on the ground, maduro's government, s.w.a.t. teams are shooting teenagers and imprisoning teenagers?

david: don't forget about the latin american community.upport among latin americans who came to the united states for the right reasons to work here, they established roots. they rebuilt miami. there are a lot of people in the latin american community who support donald trump. >> that's because he's tough on illegal immigration. the people who came here legally don't want to see illegals coming in and taking their jobs. they are with this president on securing our border and they will turn out in the 2020 election. david: coming up next. donald trump's decision to declare a national emergency on the border has the support of conservative women. a conservative attacked sat berkeley university in california. ♪ feeling unsure? what if you had some help? introducing the new 2019 ford edge with the confidence of ford co-pilot360™ technology. the most available driver assist techonology in its class. the new 2019 ford edge comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to kn

latin american states we have. too many right wing. in latin america that have been financed and have been organized by the united states only in first day in venezuela's oil in venezuela golden box and called and that's all it is the idea is a looting campaign similar to all the destruction of iraq in two thousand and three of the destruction of libya in two thousand and eleven is basically only money if there is an attack. from colombia and brazil or made it where. the logistical or all the support from washington that there will be a jumble war and tens of thousands of vets and that of course it's a matter for the united nations it's a matter for and tony harris is a matter for me shelve actually to address now and to call for yet another emergency meeting all the security council because that united states is wrapped in rain with the use of force. a gift for president putin that's how some of describing america's decision to suspend a key nuclear treaty with russia the agreement between the two countries was signed in one thousand n

america has participated in the overthrow of dozens of latin american governments, openly or covertly even claims now that trump america is trying to assassinate maduro. do you think america should stay right away and not get involved? this kind of meddling often involves america appointing its own strongman and that is exactly what trump is doing withjuan guaido and regime change by america is of great concern indeed. it's easy to forget that venezuela has the greatest oil reserves in the world, by far, more than saudi arabia. america has already imposed sanctions on the venezuelan state oil firm and crippled its shipments which amounts to almost all of venezuela's exports. given america's legacy in its involvement in oil wars, it wouldn't be surprising if america got sucked in and... people would say... i wouldn't ever focus on oil, the social crisis is what's important. america has very bad history. and one other aspect you have to remember is venezuela has very close ties to america. when i was on this trip a decade ago, i met a woman, solid chavez supporter, her son was in americ