president of the national assembly or speaker of the house so it's not fair to say self-proclaimed as president of venezuela. no. according to article 333 of our constitution and this has three main points to end the dictatorship and venezuela to have that positional government in venezuela then call for a free and fair election and with the agenda and by our leaders and why we have been active to back the agenda set by the venezuelans and having said that it's important to mention that this is the third point we are facing a brutal and criminal dictatorship. met in our review has been riddled with drug traffic or those illegal transactions and human rights abuses and there is no doubt that sponsors terrorism and it was said that the top leaders are in venezuela and also in columbia at the beginning of this year in columbia and doing illegal activities outside of venezuela with the illegal goal transactions. so as you can see this regime does effect venezuela and neighboring countries but the region. it is affecting the security of the region. if we do not stop this we can be facing a

as you know, maduro conducted a fake election, declared by our national assembly as illegal. there was a vacancy in the presidency of venezuela. according to our constitution the president of the national assembly has the obligation to assume the presidency of venezuela. in other words, juan guaido did not have any other choice. he automatically becomes the president of venezuela. that is why we are claiming the legitimacy of the government of venezuela. that is why there is only one legitimate president in venezuela and this person is juan guaido. the president of the national assembly and the speaker of the house, now he is the interim president of venezuela according to our constitution. it is not fair to say that he has been self-proclaimed as the president of venezuela. no. he was declared president of venezuela according to article 233 of our constitution. we have an agenda to solve the venezuelan crisis. this agenda has three main points. one is that we need to end the dictatorship in venezuela. the second one, we would like to set a transitional government in venezuel

say that dashed now it's no and we stand despite the fact that since then 28 percent of the national assembly has been you know it has been arrested and our vice president is now disappear disappear in the classic latin american sense of the as a taken with no proof of life given and the rodeo insists in the last few days that we will as a nurse for the rights of all people know about a war and i just ask the question sure he has insisted in the last few days there is absolute unity in the opposition that's pretty hard to believe what do you mean the washington post reports you don't move the 5th that some of the opposition senior leaders have become playing the blame game over what went wrong so it's unlikely that you know what you know how you saw these injuries when they won the prosecution is absolutely across all political parties the national assembly has members that have been that have been now exiled since may for us or have been disappear or across all political criminality just what you want them of your decision to. the president did for you know critically no i didn't give or it

to the $189.00 speakers of the national assembly across the board and now box on has also knocked the door of united nations security council so it is the united nation she good to go and who issued the. guardian kashmir issue and that is the longstanding and really old aka staunch conflict must be resolved according to. these allusions and what kashmiri people if they are thinking about the future sword. has already successfully. implemented reoffend unification diplomatically across the world to have a strange that you want let me interject that they suggest how confident are you that going to the united nations security council is going to yield anything as far as pakistan's concerned there are already 11 security council resolutions which have pretty much mean unheeded haven't they. likely to get the intervention the substantial intervention by any of the countries many of whom view this as a bilateral a sea between pakistan and india. yes look at his the longstanding demand of the pakistan did it should be done and because media future must be. resolved according to the united na

we we can handle and that we can pass through a national assembly. we are almost out of time.hen south korea looked more economically and politically vulnerable? we have talked about the impact of a trade dispute with japan on your economy, but frankly, strategically, you are in dispute with japan, the north koreans won't talk to you, your relationship with trump is, shall we say, troubled to say the least. you have china and russia, which have ambitions in your region that don't necessarily match yours. south korea is in necessarily match yours. south korea isina necessarily match yours. south korea is in a lot of trouble. well, we have lots of challenges. i wouldn't call our relations with the us troubled. i think we have our disagreements, all relationships do, but we are in an alliance of 65 yea rs but we are in an alliance of 65 years and we have been able to work through difficult issues in the past in the spirit of the alliance. we have our challenges with japan, we have our challenges with japan, we haveissues have our challenges with japan, we have issues with china a

back to worlds apart with rabbani har pakistan's former foreign minister and a member of the national assembly madam har while the current episode seems to be defused the initial premise for the attacks remains that is militant groups which india considers terrorists which the united nations considers terrorists operating in a pakistani territory do you think that could lead to the tensions flaring up again in the future look i hope the initial premise as it existed 10 years has moved a long long way and you might have the luxury to be able to ignore that i am for to do not have the luxury to simply for the reason that pakistan the last 10 years has for 70000 of its citizens trying to find these very militant groups that the world cleans we have done nothing about pakistan has lost 70028000 soldiers paramilitary forces fighting these very militant groups scoots the pakistan like india the state cannot do everything at the same time right now the premise of this particular attack being manufactured or planned or in the name. from pakistan the story is entirely incorrect and it has almost been p

and dad to board the pakistani prime minister would go being on the floor of the pakistani national assembly which aired an emergency session our joint session of parliament and which imran khan spoke about his fears and apprehensions that india was scapegoating august on. the heavy handed tactics by the indian security forces to prompt action from me which would then be blamed on and you would get a pretext to attack by guest on and rates gays. to the international community that this would be a grave crisis any chord figuration of this particular crisis were to have devastating effect for india and pakistan but the whole the chinese foreign office also expressing its concern the americans also warrant being bugged on an india to show restraint so as far as progress on is concerned their situation is done except a bit of august on foreign minister who was in saudi arabia have made. coming back to pakistan well lots of them here from pakistan but the decision to remove indian administered kashmir has autonomous status has enjoyed widespread support and yes parliament's. has more from new del

he has questions for the representative of rakhine state in the national assembly. >> it's an anxiouse for villagers. and one of the problems is authoritities have given them little information on n how the plan to proceed with the special economic zone. the law governing special economic zones in myanmar was passed in january 2011. then president thein sein was guiding the country's transition to civilian government. he also wanted to fix a broken economy. decades of military rule had left myanmar isolated from the international community and heavily reliant on china for support. aiming to reduce that dependency, thein sein courted investment from other nations. the result was the creation of myanmar's first special economic zone, the tillawar sez. work to develop the zone got under way in 2015 after a deal was concluded with the japanese government the previous year. tillawat is now home to more than 80 companies. many are from japan and thailand. a joint venture operates the zone. myanmar paid 51% of the costst. japan provided theemaining 49%. >> actually, myanmar mostly doing the

players like pakistan afghanistan and others to bring some sort of resolution to the united nations general assembly to see where the international community of nations stand on this issue and whether they stand on the side of justice for 12000000 who are on the heavy handed draconian side of the modi government in india the international law primarily governed by the i.c.c. which is the international covenant on civil and political rights says that every human being alive should be allowed the ability to freely trip travel but now international law does allow some government in extenuating circumstances to do crackdowns like this but it has to be justified by public order and so i don't think that india has met that standard i really think that the international community particularly the united nations general assembly and security council are going to have to visit some sort of resolution where they can you know try to send in international observers general journalists human rights watch amnesty international have all called on the indian government to back down on their clampdown of kashmir. no

that aboard the pakistani prime minister would go sort of being on the floor of the pakistani national assembly which aired an emergency session a joint session of parliament and which imran khan spoke about his fears and apprehensions that india was scapegoating august on. the heavy handed tactics by the indian security forces prompt action from made which would then be blamed on and you would get the pretext to attack by guest on and which gave. it to the international community that this was a grave crisis any chord figuration of this particular crisis it would have devastating effect for india and pakistan but the whole the chinese foreign office also expressing its concern the americans also warrant being bugged on an india to show restraint so as far as progress on is concerned the situation is done except a bit of august on foreign minister who was in saudi arabia for a great maid is also. coming back to pakistan fight is jamil has the latest on developments from new delhi. it was expected because the government has already in the lower house but what was unexpected was monday when it wa

united and whether it's the prime minister the opposition leader or myself in my speech in the national assembly we time and time again emphasized the fact that we are willing to stand together and stand united for the people of kashmir india says that it is proof that pakistan was harboring terrorists and groups which are a threat to the indian state how do you respond to that when india says that it is in response to what pakistan's. this is india's hobby horse this is. false wooden fabrication that they have been selling to the rest of the world yes there was a time when. the we called them freedom fighters they used to go across the line of control because they were being killed this was in the early 1990 s. but since then. i mean after particularly after 20032004 that practice came to an end and india has practically sealed the border with the mince. obviously afraid of north these 250 militants as a call them militants but millions of kashmiris who come to the square and streets and chant the slogan very loudly go india go back leave. they have fraid of this peaceful powerful political mov

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united and whether it's the prime minister the opposition leader or myself my speech in the national assembly we time and time again emphasized the fact that we are willing to stand together and stand united for the people of kashmir india says that it is proof that pakistan was harboring terrorists and groups which are a threat to the indian state how do you respond to that when india says that it is in response to what pakistan's. this is india's hobby horse this is. false wooden fabrication that they have been selling to the rest of the world yes there was a time when. the we called them freedom fighters they used to go across the line of control because they were being killed this was in the early 1990 s. but since then. i mean after particularly after 20032004 that practice came to an end and india has practically cede the border with the means. really afraid of north these 250 militants as the call them militants but millions of push me to come to the square and streets and chant the slogan very loudly go india go back leave. they have freed of this peaceful powerful political movement

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joined by him there obama har pakistan's former foreign minister and currently a member of the national assembly but i'm hard as good to talk to you again thank you very much for the time. so good to be now the tensions between india and pakistan obviously have a very long history and there were times not so long ago when the one that was much more likely to count on india exercising restraint and pakistan acting more belligerent lee now it seems the tables have turned what explains these dramatic reversal in posters and you know it's interesting that you point that out because we've been seeing this for the last many years that pakistan has changed by this is changing for the better getting out of extremism which we unfortunately found ourselves and we lived in because of you know the historical baggage of the one war and becoming a more progressive society i think the democratic regimes the last 2 democratic regimes had much to do with it whereas at the same time we see india going deeper and deeper into this ultra nationalist extremist almost in the state non-secular and all times to mr moody

united and whether it's the prime minister the opposition leader or myself in my speech in the national assembly we time and time again emphasized the fact that we are willing to stand together and stand united for the people of kashmir india says that it is proof that pakistan was harboring terrorists and groups which are a threat to the indian state how do you respond to that when india says that it is in response to what pakistan's. this is india's hobby horse this is. false wooden fabrication that they have been selling to the rest of the world yes there was a time when. the we called them freedom fighters they used to go across the line of control because we were being killed this was in the early 1990 s. but since then. i mean after particularly after 20032004 that practice came to an end and india has practically sealed the border with the means. obviously afraid of north these 250 militants as the call them militants but millions of kashmiris who come to the square and streets and chant the slogan very loudly go india go back leave. they have fraid of this peaceful powerful political mov

level that is acceptable to us, that is, that we can handle and that we can pass through our national assemblymically and politically vulnerable? we have talked about the impact of a trade dispute with japan on your economy, but frankly, strategically, you are in dispute with japan, the north koreans won't talk to you, your relationship with trump is, shall we say, troubled to say the least. you have got china and russia, which have ambitions in your region which don't necessarily match yours. south korea is in a lot of trouble. well, we have lots of challenges. i wouldn't call our relations with the us "troubled". i think we have our disagreements, all relationships do, but we are in an alliance of 65 years and we have been able to work through difficult issues in the past in this spirit of the alliance. we have our challenges with japan, we have our issues with china and russia, but one fundamental goal we share is that the korean peninsula must be wholly denuclearised, and we must find lasting peace on the korean peninsula. we very much have that goal in our sights, and we must deal with da

players like pakistan of miners down and others to bring some sort of resolution to the united nations general assembly to see where the international community of nations stands on this issue and whether this day is stand on the side of justice for 12000000 kashmiris or on the heavy handed draconian side of them or the government in india how long new delhi continue the club down considering the fact that even with that small rest biters as we mentioned we have seen those demonstrations we have seen that anger on the street anger is one thing a demonstration is very different. yeah you know the international law primarily governed by the i.c.c. p.r. which is the international covenant on civil and political rights says that every human being alive should be allowed the ability to freely trip travel but now international law does allow some governments in extenuating circumstances to do the crackdown that does what has to be justified by public order and so i don't think that india has met that standard i really think that the international community particularly the united nations general assembly and

instigation rebellion against president government the quarter sent its requests to the national constituent assembly now teenage pregnancy rates around the world have been declining that's according to the world health organization but in latin america it's more than 30 percent higher than the global average venezuela and particular is struggling to deal with the issue to raise a boy reports from caracas. life has not been easy for me in the past year she lives in one of the largest employers. she's 14 and already has a one year old son just some better. i got pregnant when i was 12 the baby's father left and now i'm living with my mother but it's not easy because i have 3 other siblings the economic situation is difficult for all of us. trying to get authorization from the venezuelan government to get a job in a supermarket she says she's struggling to feed her child every day. my biggest fear is that my son won't turn out well to be a good man i know that if i don't work he will grow up in poverty like i did bowl is not alone according to the united nations population fund around one in 4 babies i

the people of venezuela need the regime to be removed and the legitimate national assembly government and hold elections. >> they recognize juan guaido as the president. the military has not side with him and is still keeping maduro in power. a senior russian lawmakers denounced the move calling it melding and internationally damaging. liz: here to react, colonel daniel davis. >> i think this shows we rely too much on sanctions. when you see the sanctions coming on there, what you don't hear is what they are supposed to accomplish. if we think this will drive maduro out, i think we are in for a big disappoint. he owns the military and he has the backing of russia. liz: all the state government owned stuff that it took, stop the price controls. i want to move on to this story. the united nations out with a report. north korea earned $2 billion stealing instances where north korea stole from financial institutions and crypto currency exchanges around the world. what's your take on this story. >> now that we are aware of that, we need to do everything we can to should this stuff off. whe

against the 17 resolutions of the united nations security council they went against the united nations general assembly resolution and they went against the agreement they have taken a decision in which they want to change the demographics of kashmir the u.s. says new sanctions against venezuela will cut off financing for president nicolas maduro america has frozen all venezuelan government assets blocking u.s. companies and individuals from doing business with the duros administration the f.b.i. says it will investigate a mass shooting in the u.s. state of ohio saying the gunman had an interest in violent ideology 24 year old khan abets killed 9 people including his sister at a popular nightlife area in dayton on sunday we have uncovered evidence throughout the course of our investigation that the shooter was exploring violent ideologies and based upon this evidence were initiated initiating an f.b.i. investigation side by side with the dayton police homicide investigation to make sure we get to the bottom and we explore everything and we are trying to understand the best we can why this horrific atta

[applause] in october 1965, the pope made a universal plea before the united nations general assembly with president johnson to discuss the war in vietnam. he asked the united states to make a unilateral effort to initiate peace talks and end the fighting. the president assured the pontiff he would do all he could to comply. a few weeks later the united states to cleared a unilateral military de-escalation in vietnam. during the christmas and vietnamese new year holidays, they suspended ariel but environments and hope to bring some response from hanoi. instead it learned of a tremendous movement of arms towards the south and a greatly increased flow of arms shipments. ♪ traffic in arms was identified as the work of hanoi. but north vietnam refused to admit publicly it was sending forces and armaments to commit acts of aggression and sabotage in the south. in january 1966, the united states urged the united nations presence in vietnam. the u.s. ambassador urged the security council to consider calling a conference to seek peace on the basis of the geneva accord. the united nations had

[applause] in october 1965, there was a universal plea for world peace before the united nations general assembly visit he met with , president johnson to discuss the war in vietnam. he asked the united states to make a unilateral effort to initiate peace talks and to end the fighting. the president assured the pontiff he would do all he could to comply. a few weeks later the united states declared a unilateral military de-escalation in vietnam. during the christmas and the vietnamese new year's holidays, for 37 days the aerial , bombardment of targets in the north were suspended to hope to bring some response from hanoi. instead it moved arms into the south. ♪ this traffic in arms was clearly identified as the work of hanoi. but north vietnam refused to admit publicly that it was sending regular forces and armaments to commit acts of aggression, subversion and sabotage in the south. in january 1966, the united states strongly urged the united nations to work in vietnam. the u.s. ambassador urged the security council to consider calling a conference to seek peace on the basis of the geneva accord

against the 17 resolutions of the united nations security council they went against the united nations general assemblyresolution and they went against the shimla agreement they have taken a decision in which they want to change the demographics of kashmir but the decision to remove indian administered kashmir has autonomous status has received widespread support in india's parliament 1st camille has more from new delhi. for the 1st time in decades here allow the arena feeling optimistic because schmear hindu fled with his family from indeed administered kashmir in 1990 because of religious violence he's pleased with the indian government's decision to revoke the region's autonomy under article 370 but has its concerns if we are we are supposed to hold back the why should we give why does our home. what shall we. and shall we be served. who look after us. and who wouldn't be a god. india's home minister let tuesday's charge for change in the lower house of parliament where the bill passed easily thanks to the government's majority and support from the opposition members but many members of parliament s

against the 17 resolutions of the united nations security council they went against the united nations general assembly resolution and they went against the agreement they have taken a decision in which they want to change the demographics of kashmir but the decision to remove indian administered kashmir is autonomous status has received widespread support and india's parliament. from new delhi. for the 1st time in decades here allow the arena speeling optimistic because schmear hindu fled with his family from indeed administered kashmir in 1990 because of religious violence he's pleased with the indian government's decision to revoke the region's autonomy under article 370 but has its concerns if we are supposed to go back. why should we live. what shall we. and our shall who will be served. who will look after us and who is going to be. part of. india's home minister led tuesday's charge for change in the lower house of parliament where the bill passed easily thanks to the government's majority and support from the opposition members but many members of parliament say support for india in the kashmir

against the 17 resolutions of the united nations security council she went against the united nations general assembly resolution and they went against the agreement they have taken a decision in which they want to change the demographics of kashmir the u.s. says new sanctions against venezuela will cut off financing for president nicolas maduro america has frozen all venezuelan government assets blocking us companies and individuals from doing business with administration. president trump is taking a very strong move here imposing these sweeping sanctions putting a full block of full freeze on all assets of all parts of the government of venezuela in the u.s. and also imposing sanctions or setting up the. situation to impose sanctions on any person or business that goes significant business with the government of venezuela so this goes well beyond anything we've done before and it really is a very strong move by the president the f.b.i. will investigate him a shooting in the u.s. state of ohio saying the gunman had an interest in violent ideology 24 year old college betts killed 9 people including hi

. >> i'm standing in front of pakistan's national assembly, and just down the road is india's high commission. behind me are protests who tell me that they have come from all over punjab to give a voice to the people of kashmir. i was speaking to a few of them and they do not mind this rain. they do not mind blocking all this traffic in the very heart. they're telling me this they've come from all over the country to give a voice to the people of kashmir because they feel that kashmir needs independence. that's what they're saying. they say the government has to do more. if dialogue doesn't work and it comes to a fight, nay will be willing to fight on the ground. they say that pakistan's independence was fought on the ground by these very activists, and these are the people who are saying that they're going to continue to protest, continue to stream out to give a voice to the voiceless people of indian administered mir. sophia saifi, cnn. >>> running for president is a wild ride, especially when candidates converge at the iowa state fair. up next, the oohs and ahs and stumbles in the vase thi

if this personal meeting takes place next month in new york during the united nations general assemblyn't think so, cheryl. you have to remember that xi-jinping is under tremendous pressure in beijing. he owns the trade war. it's also his hard line policies that caused the problems in hong kong. if he doesn't have 100% wins on both of them, he could lose not only his political position, but much more. he's not going to be in a position i think to take a reasonable deal from president trump either on trade or on hong kong. cheryl: the big story this morning and we don't know where this is going is the satellite images of the paramilitary troopers over in shinzen. there is a bridge over to hong kong and the concern is the chinese military will step in, how likely is that? >> if we were talking a year's timeframe, i think it would be likely. i don't think we'll see any movement from the people's army for quite some time. got to remember, october 1st is the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic, it's supposed to be a big celebration inside china. they do not want proble

people of venezuela need the regime to be removed, the legitimate national assembly government to take now, james carafano from the heritage foundation. james, is this a much-needed move and will it be effective? >> i kind of feel like when they said they were going to make a new "star wars" movie. i said this is awesome. the movie came out and i wish it hadn't done that. there is a good idea in principle but i think there is some downside. if the government does change when we move to re-engage, it will make it more difficult to jump-start the economy. i think there is the potential it could exacerbate the humanitarian situation. because it is unilateral u.s. sanction, it could jeopardize the international consensus we built for that. on the other side it does put more pressure on. that is not the pressure that will remove the regime. i'm not sure they tweaked it exactly right. ashley: always very hard, isn't it, to remove these rogue dictators manage to stay in there regardless because they always find a way to get money and relief somewhere around the back there, that keeps them in