be our representative as he quote represents a don't soil people unquote he certainly doesn't leopoldo lopez as our about him that said i would rather see mexico ergo either hope. anyone almost in their offering good offices decides us but if this is to be also north a the united states is going to be a mediator in this god forbid it should be through a clue or civil war or both afghanistan iraq syria my god haven't we learned our lesson hasn't the world learned a lesson from our learning our less ally i hope this is not something that is a medieval to military power the venezuelans need to take care of this on their own art and if there is any military power to use it needs to be venezuela. doesn't have either civil war there would be quite bloody but outside intervention does nothing but exacerbate the situation whether seana russia or the united sates ok but just about just one final question now it's one year ago since the british government says the russians use w m d against someone in this country and that to be a putin raise the specter of the cuban missile crisis with respect to the

reportera: roberto marrero, quinta fue tambiÉn fue abogado de leopoldo lÓpez fue arrestado en la madrugadaeligencia, quienes causaron destrozos en su residencia. el presidente juan guaidÓ responsabilizÓ a nicolÁs maduro juan guaidÓ: el mensaje es amedrentarnos? dalos! reportera: en mensajes comunidad internacional. el vicepresidente mike pence y el secretario del departamento de estado mike pompeo exigieron la liberaciÓn de marrero. esta acciÓn fue rechazada por el mar, cuando se exigiÓ el cese el hostigamiento y las prÁcticas sistemáticas de detenciÓn y tortura en contra de la ciencia de este paÍs. enrique: de regreso en los estados unidos como la secretarÍa de seguridad kristen nielsen confirmÓ hoy que el gobierno trump no cuenta con las instalaciones necesarias para mantener en centros de detenciÓn al elevado nÚmero de indocumentados que sigue llegando por esa frontera. la funcionaria agregÓ que por eso ha decidido liberar a la mayor cantidad de familias migrantes posible. juan carlos gonzÁlez con los detalles. 4:1 de los primeros temas que abordÓsta en nielsen: no tenemo las instalacio

reportera: roberto marrero, quinta fue tambiÉn fue abogado de leopoldo lÓpez fue arrestado en la madrugadaidente mike pence y el secretario del departamento de estado mike pompeo exigieron la liberaciÓn de marrero. esta acciÓn fue rechazada por el mar, cuando se exigiÓ el cese el hostigamiento y las prÁcticas sistemáticas de detenciÓn y tortura en contra de la ciencia de este paÍs. enrique: de regreso en los estados unidos como la secretarÍa de seguridad kristen nielsen confirmÓ hoy que el gobierno trump no cuenta con las instalaciones necesarias para mantener en centros de detenciÓn al elevado nÚmero de indocumentados que sigue llegando por esa frontera. la funcionaria agregÓ que por eso ha decidido liberar a la mayor cantidad de familias migrantes posible. juan carlos gonzÁlez con los detalles. 4:1 de los primeros temas que abordÓ la secretaria fuea falia. kristen nielsen: no tenemos las instalaciones necesarias para mantener en centros de detenciÓn a las personas que estÁn llegando en grandes cantidades, en nÚmeros que no habÍamos visto. juan carlos: tambiÉn dicen que lo hacen para hace

did not recognize that election there were significant members of his opposition most notably leopoldo lopez who was in jail and could not run the reason that the opposition boycotted that election is because they had seen slowly but surely under nicolas menorahs reign you know an erosion and an attack on the very powers of you know venezuelan democracy particularly the national assembly which he basically neutered and then you know sort of revived an old form and called it his new legislature which you know undermined a very legitimate election in twenty fifteen when the as opposition is won a majority in that assembly that is the basis or the roots of this crisis so when we talk about is majority elected well i would say that the election that was held in twenty eighteen was not legitimate no one recognized him but you wouldn't deny that millions of men as well and still support this president would you sure there are millions of i mean though i do think that he is losing his support in the areas that were the strongest supporters of chavez in part because the entire economy is collapsing

did not recognize that election there were significant members of his opposition most notably leopoldo lopez who was in jail and could not run the reason that the opposition boycotted that election is because they had seen slowly but surely under nicolas maduro you know an erosion and an attack on the very powers of you know venezuelan democracy particularly the national assembly which he basically neutered and then you know sort of revived an old form and called it his new legislature. which you know undermined a very legitimate election in twenty fifteen when the as opposition is won a majority in that assembly that is the basis or the roots of this crisis so when we talk about is majority elected well i would say that the election that was held in twenty eighteen was not legitimate no one recognized him but you wouldn't deny that millions of men as well and still support this president would you sure there are millions and i mean though i do think that he's losing his support in the areas that were the strongest supporters of chavez in part because the entire economy has collapsed yet the

did not recognize that election there were significant members of his opposition most notably leopoldo lopez who was in jail and could not run the reason that the opposition boycotted that election is because they had seen slowly but surely under nicolas menorahs reign you know an erosion and an attack on the very powers of you know venezuelan democracy particularly the national assembly which he basically neutered and then you know sort of revived an old form and called it his new legislature which you know undermined a very legitimate election in twenty fifteen when we were as opposition he's won a majority in that assembly that is the basis or the roots of this. so when we talk about is majority elected well i would say that the election that was held in twenty eighteen was not legitimate no one recognized him but you wouldn't deny that millions of men as well and still support this president would you sure there are millions and i mean though i do think that he's losing his support in the areas that were the strongest supporters of chavez in part because the entire economy is collapsing

did not recognize that election there were significant members of his opposition most notably leopoldo lopez who was in jail and could not run the reason that the opposition boycotted that election is because they had seen slowly but surely under nicolas menorahs reign you know an erosion and an attack on the very powers of you know venezuelan democracy particularly the national assembly which he basically neutered and then you know sort of revived an old form and called it his new legislature which you know undermined a very legitimate election in twenty fifteen when we were as opposition he's won a majority in that assembly that is the basis or the roots. of this crisis so when we talk about is majority elected well i would say that the election that was held in twenty eighteen was not legitimate no one recognized him but you wouldn't deny that millions of men as well and still support this president would you sure there are millions and i mean though i do think that he's losing his support in the areas that were the strongest supporters of chavez in part because the entire economy is coll

they did this to henrique capriles radonski, they did this this to leopoldo lopez, it‘s a known tacticor mr guaido? not a huge amount in the short term in the sense that he doesn‘t even recognise mr maduro‘s legitimacy as president any more so he is certainly not going to recognise this ruling as legitimate. i think we can safely say that he will carry on as normal. the difficulty will come when if this stand—off lasts any longer than the timetable that he has in his mind, he will try and stand for office again, that is where this situation could kind of come to a head. but as things are at the moment, he is expecting to make his way into the presidential palace either via vote or by an uprising on the streets long before this issue ever comes to rear its head. will, don‘t go anywhere because there are a number of strands to venezuela‘s story today. president trump has been talking about russia‘s support for the venezuelan government. russia has to get out. president trump there is referring to the fact that on saturday, two russian air force planes landed outside of caracas. it is als