you are ina while an adviser to maduro.n almost anybody to explain to me why venezuela is steadily going bust when you have had hundreds of billions of dollars of oil revenue? i was the head of the sovereign fund for a very short period of time and i was, you know, sent out of government. it was a very short period of time. but can you answer me the question, because a lot of venezuelans think the answer to my question is corruption. mismanagement of the economy. absolutely failed governance. one thing, first. where has the money gone? venezuela has experienced economic growth for most of the hugo chavez period and his cycle. the money went for the first time in venezuela's east we... the venezuelan people... the political system venezuelan people... the political syste m got venezuelan people... the political system got control of the oil and that was heavily invested in education and healthcare, in housing. the hospitals can't even afford medicines. but you know as well as me, you don't ignore it, one thing is what you ca

opposition to chavez's successor, nicolas maduro, is mobilising.ational assembly is at war with the government. venezuela is on the brink of a terrifying descent into darkness. can anyone pull it back from the brink? foreign journalists are rarely welcome in venezuela, so we charter a small plane to the country's caribbean island of margarita, where overseas visitors can still slip in with little fuss. this used to be a buzzing, prospering tourist town. now, the flow of people, money and jobs has dried up. many local businesses have closed down. more are likely to follow. the beaches have not lost their allure, but venezuela has. a broken economy, inflation spiralling beyond i,000%, and violent crime have tainted even these shores. this has to be one of the most beautiful beaches i have ever seen. but, even a decade ago, it would have been packed with tourists from europe, latin america, and the united states as well. but today, you can see, there is barely a soul here. i have this little piece of paradise all to myself. for you, it means there is

presentadora: en latinoamÉrica el presidente nicolÁs maduro sigue moviendo sus piezas para calmar laÓ que el paÍs vaya hacia una guerra civil y dijo que iban rumbo hacia un proceso popular revolucionario, aceptando elecciones. reportero: en un muy cuidado campo de bÉisbol lanzÁndose pelotas. uniformes relucientes asÍ se mostraban nicolÁs maduro y cabello aparentando calma. >> aquÍ estamos jugando, como hay que hacer, pues jugando para ganar. reportero: toda una producciÓn de reality show que muestra al presidente maduro en control ddel poder y a cabello apoyÁndolo. un fuerte contraste con lo que ha venido ocurriendo en las calles en los Últimos dÍas, marchas multitudinarias, represiÓn, violencia, caos y muertos en protestas masivas en contra de su gobierno. las maniobras para disimular la crisis no parecen funcionar y un impaciente presidente maduro se jugÓ este domingo una nueva carta, estÁ dispuesto a que hayan elecciones regionales pero no presidenciales. >> estoy ansioso para que vengan las de gobernadores. reportero: maduro dice querer buscar la paz pero esta parece alejarse cad

maduro habla de crear un diÁlogo y de estar dispuesto a ir a elecciones.s sangre en las calles venezolanas. los enfrenta mitos entre manifestantes de la oposiciÓn y efectivos de la guardia nacional, continuaban en horas de la tarde y de la noche, en sectores de caracas. durante el dÍa, varias personas fueron abatidas en las multitudinarias manifestaciones. este vÍdeo muestra como una joven cae por disparos de un grupos de civiles armados a quienes vinculan con el gobierno. . en caracas, la misma situaciÓn. un joven de 17 aÑos fue impactado en la cabeza por disparos de presuntos seguidores oficialistas. las masivas patas fueron detenidas tras una salvaje represiÓn militar que bombardea con gases lacrimÓgenos a miles de manifestantes, causando pÁnico en la multitud . ochos se arrojaron a las putrefactas aguas del rÍo para huir de las bombas. el presidente maduro dice que las fosas militares actuaron entro de la constituciÓn y acusa a dirigentes opositores de la violencia y les amenaza compresiÓn a la vez que les pide un diÁlogo. nicolÁs maduro: a los ciprese

nicolÁs maduro niega que exista un autogolpe y defiende la decisiÓn de un tribunal supremo.a represiÓn de la guardia nacional venezolana se extendiÓ a los periodistas. nuestra corresponsal fue vÍctima de agresiones, amenazas e intimidaciÓn. convocatoria de un grupo para enseÑar cÓmo localizar a inmigrantes indocumentados. una iglesia debe ser protegida hasta con cadenas por las agresiones. comenzamos. ilia: tras el golpe a la democracia propinado por el tribunal supremo se sumÓ un golpe contra la libertad de prensa a manos de miembros de la guardia nacional. nuestra corresponsal fue lanzado al piso y golpeada mientras hacÍa su trabajo. la sociedad interamericana de prensa condenÓ esta agresión. >> mÁs allá de los golpes, creo que las heridas en mi mente no se van a borrar. >> la corresponsal de univisiÓn se repone de la agresiÓn de agentes de la guardia nacional venezolana cuando intentaba cubrir las protestas desde fuera del tribunal de justicia. >> tengo golpes, moretones, una fuerte en el cuello, en los pies. >> el ataque quedÓ captado en cÁmara. se aprecia cuando la peri

a el presiente venezolano nicolÁs maduro sorprende con una sorpresa, para resolver la crisis de su.dorclear limpia malos olores hasta por 30 días. huele bien! respira tranquilo con el nuevo febreze. aranxa:cierran las urnas de la primera vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales en francia, enfrentando la segunda vuelta el prÓximo 7 de mayo, a la ultraderechista, con el centrista manuel. con el centrista manuel ii toparse del misterio del interior. la victoria de ambos candidatos proponen un rechazo la clase polÍtica que ha regido ese paÍs por dÉcadas. favorece la salida de francia en la uniÓn europea y cierre de la frontera celebraciÓn. apoyan la globalizaciÓn en la actual modelo europeo. la ola de protestas contra el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro ha dejado en venezuela mÁs de 700 detenidos, que aÚn permanecen en las cÁrceles. la cifra la dio a conocer la ong venezolana. entre el cuatro y 22 de abril, la fuerza de seguridad de programas de 1400 personas. la represiÓn contra las manifestaciones ha dejado 22 muertos y cientos de heridos. fÉlix: pese a esas manifestaciones masivas en la re

in venezuela, a top government official breaks ranks with president maduro and condemns a court rulingide—lining congress. the white house says donald trump is not worried about possible russian revelations from former adviser, michael flynn. and we have a special report from china, as the country brings to an end centuries of ivory trading. hello. good to have you with us. let's start with some breaking news this hour. protestors have stormed paraguay‘s congress building and set it on fire. demonstrators in the capital, ascuncion, were angry after a secret senate vote was held earlier in the day to approve a bill that would allow the country's president, oracio cartes, to run for a second term. paraguayan presidents have been banned from re—election since 1992, to try and stop dictatorships. the bill will now go to the lower house of parliament, where he has a majority. venezuela's president nicolas maduro says he would resolve within hours, the controversy over the supreme court ruling. it strips the opposition—led congress of its powers. there've been widespread protests over the co

three more people killed and another day of anti-maduro protests with other seriously injured. the number of people killed in this reason wave of unrest to 24, many are demanding fresh elections in a peaceful way and others have chosen to throw rocks and block roads and set trucks on fire. with more, here is julie. >> branded venezuela to a standstill, opposition protests blocked highways in another show defiance against president nicolas maduro. although the majority of protests were peaceful, some demonstrators were met with violence by the police. >> they arrived shooting like we were delinquents. i was hit here and on my back. there are many people who were hit and felt. they burned our flags. >> authorities are struggling to control a political situation as it deteriorates. on sunday, maduro said he would be willing to hold local elections but protests continued as the opposition maintained calls for him to step down and hold instant elections which are held for next year. the unrest started march 29 when the maduro back supreme court stripped the assembly of powers of mis

they blame maduro for the crisis and now maduro is blaminging the opposition for hiring armed bands toack whims and children's hospital. we're joined with the very latest. something hitting the wire now. we heard yesterday about the government seizing a general motors plant and now we're hearing about maduro investigating a telecom company there. bring us up to date. >> reporter: yes. you're right. maduro yesterday was on state television to address the nation in which he announced an investigation on the mobile company, a subsidiary of spain's television. maduro's attacking them for being part of what he alleges is an international coup, an international campaign against him and in particular attacking them for sending millions, he said, up to two million messages to protesters to father on the street and galvanize on yesterday and the day before when the opposition took to the streets to protest once again. it's not the first time a company enters into hard waters of venezuela. as you say, it was day before general motors announced the seegs of operations after its company was seized

entre ellos dos menores de edad, mientras nicolÁs maduro enviÓ un video mÁs tarde, intentando tapar losingular dj, que trabaja en un popular club. durante el dÍa, administra el restaurante que heredÓ de su padre hace 60 aÑos y ahÍ la ven, por la noche es quiÉn llena de mÚsica de cl lindsay:esto es "contacto deportivo". no hay fecha que no se cumpla, y mejor tarde que nunca. llegÓ la fecha 10 de la liga m.x.. ivÁn: dÍa melancÓlico en la casa de los marlins. la ausencia de josÉ fernÁndez sigue doliendo en el bÉisbol de grandes ligas. lindsay: y en europa, que suenen las arandelas de vechia seÑora, en la champions

venezuelan opposition says maduro is veering toward authoritarianism and want him to step down. the president says he is victim of what he said almost amounts to a coup. for more on this, we will be to the president of the inter-american dialogue. he joins us from washington. thank you for joining us. we are getting word a young protester has died after being shot in the head, potentially by security forces maduro has placed in the streets for this protest. are the opposition right to say that this looks like the behavior of an authoritarian , is not stretching it to perhaps a would-be dictator? >> i think there is little question that the regime has become increasingly authoritarian in many respects. obviously, when thousands of people are marching on the , things can get a little out of control. unfortunately, there have been of adeaths and one today student who was killed, but there's no question that the regime is tightening its grip. the situation has deteriorated dramatically, and that is what has provoked, prompted people took amount -- people to come out to the street, a

give them a uniform and a gun. >> pressure on maduro is increasing.testers are having a tough time coming up with a potential replacement for maduro. one opposition leader has been banned from running for office for the next 15 years. the other is a military prison. bret? >> bret: steve harrigan in miami. north korea held a celebration today with a rousing concert and inflammatory mock video in which a missile strike destroys a u.s. city. at the same time, vice president pence in the region lets the world know that we stand ready if they try to test american resolve. correspondent benjamin hall has the details. >> north korea continues to provoke the u.s. today screening a mock video showing missiles blowing up san francisco. the video was shown during a bizarre musical plate celebrating the life of the country's founder kim il-sung, together with a live orchestra and choir, it ended with a video showing missiles exploding in a giant ball of fire over the u.s. and a burning stars & stripes flag. if anyone thought kim jong-un might back down as interna

henrique capriles was seen as the opposition's best hope of defeating nicolas maduro.anned from politics for 15 years, accused of administrative irregularities. translation: the ban will never have an effect, it's just to demoralise us, to take hope from the people. it's to keep me from being a candidate orfrom being president. but this is about venezuela, and we're going to fight to change our country. opponents of president maduro say the ban is part of his concerted effort to stifle democracy. the unrest was initially sparked by a supreme court ruling to limit the power of the country's opposition—controlled national assembly. the court eventually backed down but accusations of autocracy remain. translation: this is a dictatorship. the people on the street are demanding elections — that's my reason for being here. in venezuela, we're not living, we're surviving. there's no food, no medicine, no security. the shortage of food and medicine is a symptom of the country's wider economic problems for which the government and opposition blame each other. a 3—year recession

nicolas maduro remains low in the popularity sta kes, maduro remains low in the popularity stakes, isto try to boost his chances of survival? well, i think really everything they can to try to postpone elections, they postponed the recall referendum last october, they postponed regional elections and now what they're trying to do is basically try to tilt the playing field far enough so if they have to go to elections they can potentially win them. they disqualified henrique cap relies on friday, they are also in the process of disqualifying a number of opposition parties. so they are trying to restrict the opposition leadership so if they do have to go to elections they would do better than they would do ordinarily. one factor we haven't talked about is the trump administration, which has suggested it's not going to be quite as hans off as their predecessor. there's expectation that trump would be hands of in part because they thought trump was close to putin and would just be following his america first policy. but as it turns out, trump is actually taking it up and the united states

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it follows a surprise intervention by president nicolas maduro.ouncement, hundreds of venezuelans marched in the capital caracas to protest against the original decision. whether it was a risky game of brinkmanship or an embarrassing u—turn, the controversial power grab by the supreme court in venezuela has been reversed. following a late—night session of the state security council president maduro said a resolution to the crisis had been found. translation: we have reached an important agreement to solve this controversy and i can tell you by reading the statement and by the publication of the corrections of sentences, 155 and 156, this controversy has been overcome. and not a moment too soon. tempers in caracas already frayed after years of economic chaos and food shortages had begun to flare over this latest political crisis. translation: i am protesting because i do not have freedom. i am protesting for fear of what is happening in my country. and i am protesting for my children. i have two children and i want freedom for has our country cut o

following the court decision today, maduro said, "the controversy is over."" wall street journal" reporter anatoly kurmanaev is in caracas and joins me now via skype to discuss the political crisis. anatoly, we've been covering the dissent of venezuela and certain conditions for some time now, but this week was definitely very new. what was at the core of the decision that the supreme court made? >> that's right. they reached a new low, the slide toward dictatorship. the move this week was quite unprecedented and quite unexpected. it came out wednesday night, as part of a mundane interpretation of an oil law, and it was just one sentence at the very end of a 20,000-word ruling that said that the supreme court will take over all functions of the opposition-controlled congress. since then, it has been quite a roller coaster. in caracas, we had a general, a stawrch ally of the government, come out and say that the ruling is unconstitutional, a break in the law. we had president maduro have a very long session yesterday, saying this was open to understanding, a mu

, venezuela es el escenario de multitudinarias marchas de oposiciÓn contra el gobierno de nicolÁs madurodos y detenidos. denuncian represiÓn y brutalidad. angÉlica gonzÁlez tiene los detalles. >> venezuela sumida en el caos. la gente nuevamente intentÓ llegar a la defensorÍa del pueblo. la oposiciÓn intenta ganar terreno, pero la presiÓn es cada vez mÁs. -- cada vez mayor. la gente tuvo que lanzarse rÍo para evitar los gases, esta vez usaron lacrimÓgenas de color. >> bombas brasileras vencidas. >> las redes se inundaron de denuncia contra colectivos con armas largas y detenciones a periodistas y civiles y robos a manifestantes en caracas, a mano de los manifestantes. un ataque con bombas, un dÍa despuÉs de ser inhabilitado por cargos pÚblicos de 15 aÑos. >> el Único que estÁ inhabilitado aquÍ es nicolÁs maduro. >> el gobierno no se da por aludido, los enfrentamientos aumentaba mientras que en el centro de charrismo celebraba lo que llamo toma deportiva y cultural. el camarÓgrafo de univisión fue impactado por un gas lacrimÓgeno, en medio de la concentraciÓn. >> la oposiciÓn promoverÁ la

it follows a surprise intervention by president nicolas maduro. announcement, hundreds of venezuelans marched in the capital caracas to protest against the original decision. whether it was a risky game of british it or a u—turn, controversy at the supreme court in venezuela has been reversed. following a late—night session, president nicolas maduro said a solution to the crisis had been found. translation: we've reached an agreement to all this controversy andi agreement to all this controversy and i can tell you by reading the statement and by the publication of the corrections of sentences, 155 and 156, this controversy has been overcome. not a moment too soon. tempers in caracas already frayed after yea rs of tempers in caracas already frayed after years of economic chaos and food shortages had begun to flare over this latest political crisis. translation: au protesting because i do not have freedom. translation: au protesting because i do not have freedomlj translation: au protesting because i do not have freedom. i am protesting forfear do n

reportero: entretanto, nicolÁs maduro, siguiÓ bailando...tamente en el aeropuerto de bogotÁ, colombia . aquÍ ella y su familia, habrÍan abordado un aviÓn hacia londres. la manera de cÓmo fue arrestado un niÑo con autismo, por supuestamente agredir a un maestro, ha desatado una controversia la re sociales. un vÍdeo, muestra el procedimiento en el que dos policÍas arrestaron a un niÑo Último. esto ha ocasionado las crÍticas. reportera: de menor pide que no lo toquen, pero dos policÍas, tenÍa como misiÓn arrestarlo. el pequeÑo, estÁ acusado de patear a un docente cuando Éste lo castigo. el menor se irrita y piensa que es tonto lo que le estÁ pasando. el oficial, cometerÍa el primer error de varios al colocar, esposas de metal. [hablan en inglÉs] el arresto ocurriÓ en una escuela en florida. segÚn la demandante, la policÍa esperaba al muchacho, aunque el incidente ocurriÓ meses atrÁs . la madre, trata de tranquilizar a su hijo, no dejaron que ella lo acompaÑaron y los agentes no habÍan mostrado una orden de arresto. el niÑo le echaba la culpa a

cuando los manifestantes querÍan volver a una convocatoria de elecciones adelantadas >>> nicolÁs madurol presiono se dejaron de escuchar. >>> pasamos hambre, necesidades >>> fuera, fuera maduro >>> el ex candidato presidencial enrique capriles quien particiÓo en la manifestaciÓn advirtio que inhabilitarlo para ejercer cargos pÚblicos quiere escoger su posiciÓn >>> el gobierno quiere elegir su candidato presidencial >>> segÚn organizaciones de los derechos humanos, luego de una semana de manifestaciÓn y represiÓn por parte de los cuerpos de seguridad 90 personas son detenidos en el paÍs en su mayorÍa jÓvenes >>> ahora quieren tomar las armas para defender la revoluciÓn pero el presidente maduro dicen que los adversarios deben sentarse en una mesa de diÁlogo >>> quien quiera la paz que se preparen para ganarla >>> segÚn encuestas nacionales la popularidad del presidente es apenas 14% y con la oposiciÓn evita medirse en elecciones en caracas venezuela, adriana nuÑez noticias telemundo. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo una balacera causÓ el pÁnico en uno de los centros com

>> la oposiciÓnpromoverÁ la recolecciÓn de firmas para remover a los magistrados mientras nicolÁs maduroresentadora: lla violencia estÁ causando tal desesperaciÓn en el estado mexicano de michoacÁn que muchos de sus residentes buscan asilo en estados unidos. jessica nos dice mÁs de este proceso. jessica: los mexicanos huyen. tan sÓlo el aÑo pasado, mÁs de 21,000 personas dejaron su hogar por la violencia, segÚn un nuevo estudio. de ellos, la mitad, 10,000 son de michoacÁn, como sergio. >> antes podÍas trabajar en el rancho y comÍas bien. ahora no. jessica: el acoso de los criminales en ese lugar. >> pedÍamos a ciertas facilidades al gobierno de estados unidos. apoyar al portador de este documento. jessica: el papel dice que el portador tuvo que dejar su paÍs le traspasa el peligro. describe asÍ lo que le contaron los funcionarios a los que recibieron la constancia. >> la ruta es: ve, pide el documento. despuÉs de eso hay camiones que salen de tal lugar yy estos camiones te van a llevar ddirecto. muestras el documento y hablas sobre lo que te pasÓ. jessica: la constancia por los que algun

the pressure is on the maduro government. by: maduro was hand-picked hugo chavez before he died. how bad are things? situation is dire. every account at that one reads, every person one talks to describes really dramatic, terrible situations. people are struggling to get through the days. many are going hungry. they are picking out garbage to eat. they are going without meals. a lot of people are trying to leave. they're going to columbia on one side or brazil on the other side . there is a sense of desperation, which is greater than before. army werermy, if the to switch, that would be the end? end.at would be the the regime could not sustain itself without the army. the army has divisions, but senior officials are closing ranks. many have vested interests. they make a lot of money from oil, the drug trade, and criminal activity. 333 meters long and weighing 100,000 tons, you would think the aircraft carrier would be easy to spot. the trump administration originally said it was dispatching an armada to the korean peninsula as a warning to pyongyang. now we learn that the group w

decenas de miles de personas que se oponen al gobierno de nicols maduro salieron a las calles de ms dees ms grandes del aÑo. (nat) son demostraciones de impaciencia y desespero ante una crisis econmica severa, dicen. lo que piden una nueva eleccin presidencial, pero eso segn este analista, es poco probable. s/geoff ramsey, washington office on latin america "el chavismo se autodefine como un movimiento democrático por eso yo creo que maduro probablemente no va a hacer un llamado a elecciones antes de que venza su término" tambin en grandes nmeros protestaron los que s apoyan al gobierno... (nat) ellos consideran que la oposicin es solo un teatro poltico dirigido por estados unidos en su inters por controlar el pas. s/randy serrano la manifestación de hoy aquí en washington se suma a las más de 5,000 protestas en contra del gobierno que se llevaron a cabo en venezuela el año pasado, según algunas organizaciones. cifra que cada vez va aumentando más y más. blanca --- es momento de conocer lo que acontece en el mundo de los deportes --- lorena --- pasamos con juan francisco ramrez y la ac

president nicolas maduro now says he will resolve the situation within hours. who's one of the president's senior aides, has condemned the decision. our latin america correspondent will grant. as the tangled political crisis worsens, there are signs of the frustrations bubbling over. so far, they have been limited to relatively minor skirmishes between protesters and police, but all of venezuela fears that the situation could escalate into violence is a solution is found. in a sign ofjust how controversial the supreme court's move was, the attorney general spoke out against it. translation: those rulings show evidence of various violations of the constitutional order and ignorance of the state model established in our constitution. it is my obligation to manifest to the country my highest concern regarding this event. that prompted praise from some unlikely allies in venezuela, the opposition. translation: the world recognises the move that the attorney general has taken to back the constitution. to all countries, the ombudsman, military ‘s and positions of res

president maduro says the demonstrators are led by right—wing extremists.ikely the president's offer of talks overseen by international observers will be met with scepticism. more protests are set for monday, including plans to erect roadblocks that grind the country to a halt. greg dawson, bbc news. now a bit of sport. several major events a re now a bit of sport. several major events are under way. this one is in scotland. —— auckland, new zealand — and it's one of the world's biggest. more than 25,000 athletes from 100 countries are taking part in the world masters games. that's more than twice the number in the olympics. the rules for competing are pretty simple — you qualify, if you're old enough. david eades reports from auckland. faster, higher, stronger. well, maybe not here, but older, tougher, healthier — that's more like the world masters games. so much of it is up here. if you want to do something, you do it. go for it. you don't have to be the best, but i'm swimming against myself. i'm living against myself. they are living for the moment, too,

it follows president nicolas maduro's intervention.y and internationally. the personal wealth of president trump's team has been revealed by the white house. the disclosures, which are a legal requirement, show his daughter ivanka has assets worth hundreds of millions of dollars. bob dylan has finally collected his nobel prize for literature during a private ceremony in stockholm. now it's time for inside out. hello. what happens when one of the south's busiest roads meets one

nicolas maduro remains low in popularity stakes.s of survival? you know, i think they are doing everything they can to try to postpone elections. they postponed the recall referendum last october and they postponed regional elections. now they are basically trying to tilt the playing field firing off so that if they have to go to elections they can potentially win them. they disqualified henrique capriles on friday. there's also this process of party revalidation, in which the public disqualify a number of opposition parties. so although they are trying to constrict the opposition leadership, if they do have to go to elections they are better. we haven't spoken about the trump administration, which has suggested it would be quite as hands off as his predecessor. well, ithink quite as hands off as his predecessor. well, i think there is a lot of expectation that trump would be hands off, in part because they thought trump was opposed to britain and would just be... would follow his america first policy. but as it turned out trump is

tambiÉn hubo amenazas directas entre maduro y capriles.acerolas y terminaron en enfrentamientos, en intensos tiroteos y hasta en saqueos. 11 muertos en la fuerte disturbios de la madrugada de este jueves . 10, sÓlo en este lugar, el valle. >> la gente tiene hambre. francisco: en esta panaderÍa, 10 personas murieron electrocutada, mientras trataban de llevarse una nevera. [gritos] decenas de comercios fueron saqueados en la zona y arrasaron con todo. >> han pasado por encima de las neveras. un hospital infantil tuvo que ser desalojado, resina de infantes fueron afectados por gases lacrimÓgenos. entre tanto, el presidente maduro, amenazaba con enviar a la cÁrcel a capriles. asÍ las cosas, en una crisis polÍtica que se agrava cada dÍa que pasa. los sectores populares, hasta hace poco tiempo manifestaba su apoyo por chÁvez, pero ahora lo comenzÓ a perder. " se estÁ preparando una matanza contra las farc, tengo informaciÓn de inteligencia de que se estÁ preparando una matanza contra los lÍderes que firmaron la paz. colombia es un estado fallido

resident maduro says the demonstrators are led by right—wing extremists.s economic downturn. steep inflation has led to long queues for food and medical supplies. it is likely the president's offer of talks overseen the international observers will be met with scepticism. more protest to set for monday, including plans to erect roadblocks to grind the country to a halt. greg dawson, bbc news. now, to the election campaign here in the uk and jeremy corbyn says he'll order a review of "all aspects" of uk defence policy if he becomes prime minister. the conservatives claim labor would "dismantle" the uk's defences. our political correspondent vicky young reports. jeremy corbyn has an army of loyal supporters who've kept him at the helm of the labour party, despite opposition from many of his own mps. but now, he has to introduce himself to a wider audience and persuade voters he's ready to be prime minister. morning, all. some of his views have caused huge controversy, even within his own party. mr corbyn is a unilateralist opposed to nuclear weapons. so woul

nicolÁs maduro: estamos tratando de evitar el golpe de estado en venezuela.nfrontaciÓn, parece inevitable. arantxa: ernesto amaro, nos trae lo mÁs destacado de la jornada deportiva. chivas decepcionÓ ante el pachuca. ernesto: un gusto saludarlos y por supuesto estar con ustedes en el noticiero nacional de univisiÓn . vÁmonos con el resumen deportivo. los tigres andan sueltos, vienen de golear a las chivas. cristiano ronaldo, celebrÓ mostrando el lavadero. en la selva chiapaneca, pudieron mÁs los perros de tijuana, que la garra de los jaguares. dos-uno es el resultado. los cholos se mantienen en lo alto de la tabla. ...impacto la -- el que vio la sorpresa de la jornada fue el necaxa, prÁcticamente están salvados. el gol fue una obra de arte. para los tiburones rojos, un doloroso golpe en la lucha por el descenso. tigres y chivas no se hicieron daÑo. hasta y resumen deportivo, le mando un fuerte abrazo y no se olviden, para estar bien enterados, visiten univisiÓn deportes.com. arantxa: nos vamos con una despedida de altura. la pequeÑa ciudad de tobati, fue el e

laura: nicholas maduro does enjoy a lot of support in venezuela. we have seen a lot of well attended marches in support of the government taking place. guest: those counter marches are not as well supported as the power wants them to seem. the showing images of marches on the television but people living in the surrounding area where the marches are held, they are showing the marches are empty. it's not as huge in the opposition and it not just who is having the biggest march, the question is let's go to elections. who has the biggest support in the elections. the dictatorship does not want to call for general elections and that is all we are asking. laura: the public opposition does seem to be making the government and president maduro more entrenched in its position. he doesn't seem to be in a mood to negotiate at this stage. guest: that is very worrying because for continues its crackdown in one of the largest operations in months, turkish police carried out raids across the country this wednesday. the detention is part of a .idespread campaign

las protestas y manifestaciones continuan en venezuela contra el gobierno del presidente nicolas maduro hasta el momento la violencia ha cobrado la vida de 6 personas, ha dejado decenas de comercios saqueadosy mas de cien detenidos. el regimen acusa a la oposicon de estar promoviendo un golpe de estado. mientras tanto, una supuesta iniciativa oficialista de realizar elecciones regionales a cambio de terminar con las movilizaciones fue rechazada hoy por sus adversarios. desde caracas francisco urreiztieta nos explica. ernesto amador nos trae lo mas destacado de la jornada desde univision deportes... tigres golea a pumas de la unam y se coloca mas cerca de la liguilla, mientras chivas decepciona ante pachuca... y al regresar de la pausa, el cielo de paraguay se ve inundado de paracaidistas de toda america del sur. les diremos por que... esta noche nos vamos con una despedida de altura... una concentracion de paracaidistas de toda america del sur tuvo lugar en paraguay. la pequeqa ciudad de "tobati", a pocas millas de la capital, fue el escenario donde se dieron cita estos atletas del aire

maduro has said the u.s. is behind the movement to oust him. he has also said the speaker of the country's opposition should be investigated to instigate a two. here's what she had to say. >> the repression needs to stop. the armed forces must left maduro's government no that the in his best the situation in venezuela is unsustainable. genie: we've got armen georgian has been following that in venezuela. previous protests over the past few weeks have turned violent. there is a risk of violence today and yet the opposition seems to be going into this mother of all protest almost upbeat. >> they've been galvanized by two recent events. first, the supreme court ruling on march the 30th who tried to strip the country's parliament of its powers. the court partly reversed its move. secondly on april the seventh authorities banned oppositions from running for office for 15 years. faced with these increasingly harsh measures, opponents seem to be putting their differences to one side and pushing together to get him out. genie: how much pressure is the

esa fue la reacciÓn del regÍmenes nicolÁs maduro despuÉs de que 19 delegaciones aprobaran una resoluciÓnea que un paÍs decide retirarse. al pesar de la pausa, el chapo guzmÁn asegura que pasa momentos desagradables en su lugar de reclusiÓn en nueva york. sus abogados presentaron la queja en su nombre. y tres hijos del cantante juan gabriel se presentan en una corte para reclamar la herencia. ilia: el abogado de un prisionero quien alega ser la Última persona que vio con vida al ex deportista hernÁndez hallado ahorcado en la cÁrcel hace una pasada, hablÓ con la prensa. y sÉ que su cliente de 22 aÑos le comento que ambos pasaron buenos momentos en la prisiÓn y que pronto diremos sobre su relaciÓn con el andes. kennedy dijo que hernÁndez le prometiÓ unreloj de 50,000 dÓlares y que quiere reclamarlo de la herencia. joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn está muy aburrido en la cÁrcel de nueva york permanece recluido. sus abogados se quejaron del trato. blanca: aunque a simple vista no parece una presiÓn, la llaman guantÁnamo en nueva york. esta es la cÁrcel ubicada en la zona sur de manhattan donde joaquÍn

. ♪ la capital venezolana amaneciÓ militarzada por orden del presidente nicolÁs maduro, el gobernanteduro para defender la revoluciÓn chavista. jornadas de defensa del honor militar, comenzaron el lunes en una extraÑa sesiÓn de ejercicios. desde la seguridad del palacio presidencial y teniendo a mil skwans como pÚblico. >> aquÍ estamos con la patria o estamos con la traiciÓn a la patria. francisco: apoyado en los jefes militares que mostraron su fidelidad en el acto, maduro acusa de promover un golpe de estado. el domingo mostrÓ y seÑalo a dirigentes en un plan golpista. >> quiÉn planificÓ este ataque terrorista. >> los imputados. >> ¿cuÁles imputados? francisco: tres diputados acusados con entre ellos enrique caprilees, entre estas declaraciones entregadas en tortura. la represiÓn del gobierno parece lograr el efecto contrario. >> cuando se meten con uno en la unidad, se meten con todo. francisco: estÁn presionando en las calles con marcha mul actitud nairass. estÁn mostrando para este miÉrcoles hacer la mayor demostraciÓn de fuerza en carac caracas, pues el gobierno estÁ llamando a