we start this week here in taiwan, where taipei's national palace museum recently announced that in the20 it will send a temporary exhibition, including some of its finest pieces, to tokyo to coincide with the summer olympic games. the museum holds many of the finest treasures from 8,000 years of chinese history. but how they got to taiwan is a story that's as interesting and contentious as the museum itself. the original palace museum was founded in 1925 in beijing's forbidden city. in 1933, china's nationalist government evacuated most of the collection to nanjing to stop it falling into the hands of the invading japanese army, who had already occupied manchuria. japan's long war in china lasted until their unconditional surrender in 19115. but from the ashes of one war another started. as the ruling chinese nationalist kuomintang government became locked in a bitter civil war with armed chinese communists. by 19118 it was clear that the chinese nationalists had lost the war. so they retreated to nanjing and set sail for taiwan, taking much of the national palace collection with them.

so they retreated to nanjing and set sail for taiwan, taking much of the national palace collection withem. there are 700,000 pieces in this museum and, of course, they're not all on display at the one time, so if you'd like to see the entire collection you'd have to come four times a year for 12 years. in this purpose—built museum, the collection is divided into eight main sections. ceramics, jades, and paintings are the most popular. researcher emma lai kindly agrees to show me several of the collection‘s star attractions. i'm going to show you a dragon vase. it's very impressive. ceramic in this size is very difficult to make. because if the firing temperature is wrong then it will collapse. the vase itself is a beautiful white colour, it needs a pure white clay to achieve this and then you can see the dragon is painted with cobalt blue. the dragon itself is painted just magnificently. a ceramic of this size, we know, this should be exclusively be used by the chinese emperor. but a chinese emperor is symbolised by a dragon with five toes. but this one only has three. so what is that m

nationals had lost the war. they took much of the nationalist palace collection with them.seum and, of course, they are not all on display at the one time, so if you'd like to see the entire collection you'd have to come four times a yearfor 12 entire collection you'd have to come four times a year for 12 years. it is purpose—built museum, the collection is divided into eight main sections. ceramics, jayes, and paintings are the most popular. researcher emma finally agrees to show me several of the collection‘s star elections. i am going to show you a dragon bars. it is very impressive. ceramic and sizes very difficult to make. if i ring temperature is wrong it will collapse. the vase itself is a beautiful white colour, it needs a pure white clay to achieve this and then you can see the dragon is painted with cobalt blue. the dragon itself is magnificent. a ceramic of this size, we know, this should be exclusively be used by the chinese emperor. it is symbolised by a dragon with photos. this only has three. what is that mean if it only has three toes? this could be a diplom

we start this week here in taiwan, where taipei's national palace museum recently announced that in theing and contentious as the museum itself. the original palace museum was founded in 1925 in beijing's forbidden city. in 1933, china's nationalist government evacuated most of the collection to nanjing to stop it falling into the hands of the invading japanese army, who had already occupied manchuria. japan's long war in china lasted until their unconditional surrender in 19a5. but from the ashes of one war another started. as the ruling chinese nationalist kuomintang government became locked in a bitter civil war with armed chinese communists. by 19a8 it was clear that the chinese nationalists had lost the war. so they retreated to nanjing and set sail for taiwan, taking much of the national palace collection with them. there are 700,000 pieces in this museum and, of course, they're not all on display at the one time, so if you'd like to see the entire collection you'd have to come four times a year for 12 years. in this purpose—built museum, the collection is divided into eight main

the national palace said that sultan muhammad v had resigned amid intense speculation about his privateer to you. thousands of cambodian survivors of the khmer rouge are marking a0 years since the fall of the brutal regime that killed an estimated 1.7 million people. i've been speaking to our correspondent, nga pham, who is in siem reap in northwestern cambodia. today is a national public holiday in cambodia, and people here mark the day as the anniversary of the end of the genocide, the fall of the khmer rouge regime, that killed almost 1.7 million people during the short four year period that the khmer rouge was ruling. so today, i'm in siem reap, where a landmine museum is going to reopen. what a fitting event for the commemoration. and also in phnom penh, there will be a very important event to commemorate the khmer rouge. the event starting with a blessing ceremony and there will be a speech by the prime minister hun sen, where he will talk about the importance of the fall of the khmer rouge. he'll be paying tribute to the victims of the regime and also, of course, give credit to h

congress he did try and balance thing later on when he was talking to see his supporters outside the national palace he was a little bit more pug naish is in his tone but there was more than two thousand two hundred fifty thousand people his supporters expected to descend on brasilia to hear their candidate and now the new president talk as you'll see in a package. standing in the shadow of her hero christina new year's day is the start of change help with anything that. it's the opportunity for the country to grow it's an opportunity to stop being a country known for corruption and this opportunity is named. to it i bought a ticket. from john you've been to model for years he was a low profile congressman now he's been catapulted into power as the leader of south america's biggest economy but the far right populist has polarized brazil supporters love his plain speaking style and hard stance from crime opponents fear his intolerance of activists minorities and then bid lence to the environment but bilson otto's main promise beating corruption appeals to brazil's political class has been ingold by s

the national palace announced king sultan muhammad v's resignation on sunday. it offered no explanation but said the king's decision takes effect immediately. now the council of rulers will have to vote for a new king from one of malaysia's nine royal houses. >>> u.s. president donald trump says he might declare a national emergency to secure military funding for his border wall. the vice president met with congressional leaders sunday. but they couldn't reach a budget agreement. the dispute has led to a partial government shutdown, now in its third week. u.s. politicians from both sides of the aisle took to the airwaves sunday. they spoke about whether the president actually has the authority to secure military funding for his border wall. and they debated the merits of such an action. >> presidents have authority to defend the nation. the president has asked every single cabinet secretary and the office of management and budget to go out and find money that can be used legally to guard the southern border, which is exactly what we're going to do. >> does pres

takes office off her basically just today lection december to see katy was integrated at the palace of the nation in kinshasa where the former president joseph kabila handed over power for me to mina was that. arriving at the palace of the nation to be sworn into office felix to secure the city to become the democratic republic of congo's fifth president since independence from belgium in the one nine hundred sixty s. . for many congolese the same really matters deeply in a country having dealt with decades of conflict and violence it's the first peaceful handover of power since independence under symbol of change after eighteen years of rule under joseph could be the. last month's election was bitterly fought the country's new president came with a message of reconciliation. and. we want to build a strong congo in its cultural diversity we will promote its development in peace and security a conduit for each and every one where everybody will have his or her own place. the formal ceremony soon turned into a celebration there were loud cheers from the thousands of people would gathered on the law

takes office after a basically disputed election in december to see katy was inaugurated at the palace of nation and can just a former president joseph kabila handed over power for me to reports. arriving at the palace of the nation to be sworn into office felix she said katie said to become the democratic republic of congo's fifth president since independence from belgium in the one nine hundred sixty s. . for many congolese the same really matters deeply in a country having dealt with decades of conflict and violence it's the first peaceful handover of power since independence anderson but of change after eighteen years of rule under joseph could be the. last month's election was bitterly fought the country's new president came with a message of reconciliation. and. we want to build a strong congo in its cultural diversity we will promote its development in peace and security a conduit for each and every one everybody will have his or her own place. the formal ceremony soon turned into a celebration there were loud cheers from the thousands of people would gathered on the lawns of the palace o

station that they took over is just next to the national assembly and next to the national assembly is the presidential palace itself of course is not in the country and we're waiting to see his reaction to what is going on in his country talking about reaction has been reaction from the political scene from the government told to this. no not yet you know the bongo family have been in charge of this country for for over a century and in in two thousand and sixteen there was a contested election where being the opposition leader claimed victory after that the constitutional court took over trying to do to address who won the election and bongo. maintained power but ever since there's been a sense especially amongst young people in get on a sense of discontent not towards the economic situation because economy is doing fairly well but towards. freedom of speech just basic rights that ordinary give a nice people young people especially want to have and they also want to see change for many young people they've only seen one power one family one person in power for all their lives so they want to see some sort o

thousands of people have turned out at the palace of the nations that were great support a great show of support at this point for the new president but looking at what happened during the election some of the controversy around just how will accuse the kerry might have come to power what allegations of fraud from opposition margins are you know so a priority for to see katie going forward would be to unite the nation also speak to those people who continue to support martin for you know who is feared that these are like these the elections were rigged earlier in the week before this inauguration martin by you know had said that you wanted to see protesters on the street peaceful protesters breach peaceful protests rather but that essentially this was a stolen election so for bill excuse me katie we have people here chanting in the fault of the new president really has to look at his. the make up of parliament for instance and also just how he will show congolese that it is one nation moving forward we heard from the outgoing president joseph kabila i last night in a televised the gre

joseph kabila to arrive any time from now we have seen a motorcade approaching and at the palace of the nation where this inauguration is taking place and then also felix just the kid who will be sworn in we understand perhaps in the next hour or two or about a few thousand members of the public have gathered on one side of the ground you're cordoned off security trying to manage that crowd and we've seen the members of the diplomatic corps and as one of some representation of the european and african union also the almost secret general of the african union who had previously brokered a dialogue at one point during the political crisis and i think the presence of u.s. officials would would matter to leadership in the d.r. theon that these two blocks at one point had. expressed some concern around the election the outcome and also the claims of fraud by the opposition leader martin for you lou within took those claim to the constitutional court that was dismissed so we are expecting a quite a significant diplomatic presence but also though we had understood that african leadership or heads of

nations. the tumultuous arrest of women's rights activist and. buckingham palace and emily davison throwing herself in front of the king's horse at the da. they're iconic images from nine hundred thirteen the struggle for women's suffrage in europe is just heating up. in germany activists like helen ally and clarke at second were a driving force to get the vote where women were banned from even attending political gatherings until nineteen zero zero eight from nine hundred fourteen external factors shaped the role of women in society. the first world war began many say that women's contribution to the war effort back home helped secure them the vote in one thousand nine hundred in britain and in germany. after the revolution women throng to the streets to vote for the first time in elections to the national assembly in january nine hundred nineteen. the late comers to the table of women suffrage were spain in one thousand nine hundred thirty one france in one thousand nine hundred forty four and italy in one thousand nine hundred forty five and in portugal women w

public or going to inauguration a thrill is taking place at the palace of the nation the seat of the presidency here in the d r c and we have seen dignitaries are right we are awaiting the arrival of the outgoing president joseph kabila as well as incoming felix just a kitty this program is meant to begin in the next hour or so it may be likely delayed but people already seen members of the military parade through the grounds we also see now a few thousand members of the public come initially it had been cordoned off but there is an area on the ground where at least some congolese are able to be present and watch what is the first peaceful transfer of power in the r.c.c. the mood amongst the people here are quite deliberate really excited to see what's going to happen to be prisoned president when a member of the opposition is sworn in as president any time from now we do understand that officials from the african union as well as the european union will be present like think important for that the r.t. given that these are two regional bloc that had a first expressed concern around

swearing in ceremony is just been completed there thousands of people have turned out at the palace of the nation so a great support a great show of support at this point cool the new president but looking at what happened during the election some of the contract with the around just how billick you think he might have come to power and occasions of role from opposition martin but you know so a priority what you think a going forward would as you say be to unite the nation also speak to those people who continue to support martin by you know who did that either like these no elections were rigged that earlier in the week before the inauguration martin by you know had said that you wanted to see protests on the street peaceful protests greet people protests rather that eventually this will go down and elections go will be lexically katie we have people here are chanting in support of the new president really has to look at. the makeup of parliament for instance to talk not just how he will show congolese that this is one nation. but excuse me but it is one nation moving forward we heard from the o

thousands of people have turned out at the palace of the nations that were great support a great show of support at this point cool the new president but looking at what happened during the election some of the controversy around just how unique you think it he might have come to power well and occasions of role from opposition muslims but you know so a priority for to see katie going forward would be to unite the nation also speak to those people who continue to support martin for you to see is that these unlike the zero elections will wreak that earlier in the week before this inauguration mustn't by you know had said that you wanted to see protesters on the street peaceful protest was reached peaceful protests rather that that essentially this was a stone in the lake and so full bill excuse me katie we have people here are chanting in the floors of the new president really has to look at. the makeup of parliament the instant you know it's not just home he will show congolese that it is one nation moving forward from the outgoing president joseph kabila a lot night in a televised th

national theatre. stumbled their lines, is that the way to suggested? yes, i feel very sorry for whoever did this, but it has been a huge closely guarded secret from kensington palaceunced later this week. it is of the national theatre. the it team uploaded the picture, proud to announce our patron, which used to be the queen, which is a nice twist on this, she has passed this on to her granddaughter in law. it is embarrassing for them, but also a nice thing to announce, it is good to celebrate. she has a background in acting so it will be good for her. any heads you'd like to roll over this? let's hope not. it's that awkward moment where you schedule something 24 hours too soon, but in this case, it's kind of a big deal. been there, done that on many occasion. you'll be back in 45 minutes. that's it for the papers for this hour. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc. co. ukforward/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to my guests, kate andrews and jane merrick. we'll all be back for a slightly longer look

if he declares a national emergency, congress will be able to palace a bill or reopen the government. if the president would agree to sign it. especially if democrats say we're going to challenge this in court. it's unclear what happens then. i think there really is a reluctance amongst some members of congress even in the president's own party to go to the emergency route just because it's such a slippery slope. i turned to senator lankford, republican from oklahoma, who said, you know, this is untested. this is not the way, you know, we normally do things. >> so elena, the president said this could be months or years. with this digging into the heels, is that starting to look rather realistic? >> i think the fact that you have senator appropriations chairman richard shelby, whenever reporters ask him exactly this question, do you think the president's words carry weight in this case, he says yes, absolutely. i think anybody who tells you at this point they know whether we will go the route of a national emergency or pass appropriations bills as the democrats want to do piecemeal is

. >>> the national guard is leading an uprising against the government. teargas was shot at protesters from the presidential palace. leaders are calling for a nationwide protest on wednesday aimed at driving the president from office. 27 members of the national guard were arrested after online videos showed soldiers pledging loyalty for a man looking to oust the president. >>> people are banning together to save a two-year-old boy who fell into a deep well. volunteers prepared soup and hot chocolate for rescue workers trying to say the young boys who fell down the shaft as his family was walking on a private estate. rescuers say they're efforts are in the dangerous stage. minors hope to reach the child and there have been no signs of life since the boy fell into the well. >>> a european tech watchdog has fined google with the fine for not personalizing advertisements.nced today the e find google $57 million for not being clear on policies that allows users to opt out of data collection. data is collected from the search engine google maps and youtube's and the penalty is the largest to date under the general data

national election commission. saddam's president is valen to stay in palace protests against his throat continue.with thousands of supporters on wednesday at least nineteen people have died in anti-government protests. president donald trump has walked out of a meeting with the democrats after they again refused to fund a border war with mexico the standoff acing the government and a partial shutdown for two and a half weeks now. now it's been forty years since the united states and china formally normalize diplomatic relations but the relationship between the two superpowers has become contentious lately the late seventy's agreement between u.s. president jimmy carter and chinese leader deng xiaoping forge about decades of peace stability and prosperity and while she didn't play in donald trump have acknowledged the historic milestone or relations between the two nations aren't what they were a decade ago katrina has more from beijing. today china and the u.s. are celebrating forty years of diplomatic relations at beijing's great all of the people but when you look at the relationship and the st

mccraw made the comments during a three day trip to the arab nation talks with president under threat that has sisi at the presidential palace in cairo but as well a self-proclaimed president of one way to go is calling for two days of protests to demand the close my door holds new elections president to do or was sworn into office for the second term earlier this month. i saw those claiming responsibility for sunday's bomb attacks on a roman catholic cathedral in the southern philippines but philippine army commanders thing i will say our fighters who are linked to plan the two explosions which killed twenty seven people president though the bigger target is visiting some of the wounded on the most the majority island of holo where the attack happened. an opposition party leader in bahrain has lost his appeal against a life sentence for spying. and then two aides in the party were convicted in november of spying for qatar some are on the qatari government deny the charges human rights groups condemned the verdict. taxi drivers are back on the streets of madrid protesting against services such as they say rival drivers from

top rolls-royce car make its way to the presidential palace where after a congressional session, bolsonaro will give a historic address to the nation>> bolsonaro has been assembling his cabinet since his win last october. he has chosen a mix of neoliberals, conservatives and ministers with a strong military past. progress --is promise to downsize the presidential cabinet, he has appointed 22 ministers, 7 less than up -- then the previous government. the former federal congressman was tapped took ordinate the transition team, to revive a stalled economy, the president elect picked his economic advisor, a proponent of key market capitalism, the university of chicago alum will be the finance minister betting on a vast privatization plan. mauro named judge sergio ---- the celebrated judge led te carwash investigation that led to the former president's imprisonment. the ultralight -- alter right leader made is no secret of the fondness to the dictatorship that rules brazil. bolsonaro accounted seven former members of the military. among them, three generals have been given key portfolios including defense in the cabinet which coordinate

made the comments during a three day trip to the arab nation you currently holds is holding talks rather with president of the. presidential palace in cairo. human rights groups are describing the jailing of a prominent lawyer in china as a mockery of the rule of law of the his trial when a close caught in june last month showing was sentenced to four and a half years for subversion disappeared during a widespread crackdown on activists four years ago. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm elizabeth prana when we first launched al-jazeera english more than ten years ago our goal was to seek out the sort of documentaries are the channel simply weren't doing well here on. this. yes. but he couldn't see a business where there. are limits to relations between the two come here is not the answer and egypt is. friendship and that depend on. it into actually going to be in our two peoples houses. and so nationalist big other relations between our two countries have been boosted and second you know the last few years on all the seeds and in domains military and political and security culturally and economically and the high level of god

the comments during a three day trip to the arab nation he's currently holding talks with the president of the fattah el-sisi at the presidential palacein cairo icons under pressure to take a strong stance against a country's rights record while the tasha butler joins us live now from the french capital emmanuel macross and making some strong comments natasha egypt's human rights record what more is even saying. yes that's right the french president is clearly criticizing egypt's human rights record under president sisi saying it's much worse today than it was under the former egyptian leader hosni mubarak who was deposed in twenty eleven there's some strong comments on the french president's first visit to egypt just before he actually meets a presidency you see he also said that you can use national security if you like an excuse for human rights abuses and that is a reference again to the fact the president sisi often talks about the importance of national security it's a priority he says for egypt is certainly a change in positional thinking for the french president from twenty seventeen when president sisi was invited by a man on

the comments throughout three day trip to the arab nation he's currently holding talks with the president abdel fattah el-sisi at the presidential palace in cairo. an opposition party leader in bahrain has lost his appeal against a life sentence for spying shefali sound man and two aides there are with party were convicted in the event of spying for cattle psalm on the qatari government denied the charge and human rights groups condemned the verdict bahrain as part of the blockade of qatar imposed nineteen months ago. right so those were the headlines the news continues here in algeria after inside story starts with thanks so much for. can there be peace in the southern philippines bomb blasts killed worshippers of a catholic cathedral after a landslide vote for wider self rule in the mostly the same region will be attacked him the efforts to end sixty years of rule with rebels this is inside story. hello there welcome to the program i'm laura caro it was hoped hall for a century of conflict in the southern philippines was coming to an end last boss on sunday to bomb blasts in the muslim majority south. of the security situation the fi

palace immediately the security forces. arrest so what we're simply asking is for respect for the united nations charter respect for the sovereignty of people yesterday last year sorry candidate and we felt on mr vargas you know him very well energy falchion was the president of the. presidential campaign of energy company less in twenty twelve cup the list last to come and then chavis it's incredible the kind of pressure that was put on and. on him to withdraw his candidacy. and he didn't do it with he didn't withdraw his candidacy he came to the united nations and he told sector general that it was necessary to have the united nations send observers to the elections that did not take place why why did with their no united nations observation and he was in contact with me i myself send an invitation to say that he can get any to observe to be an observer in the elections they rejected it outright why because already the plan was underway it was the plan. for could it was underway three months before the elections under sectors celebrant was the first to say these elections will be will be fraudulent elections and then president o

someone with a yellow vest comes near the palace, immediately the security forces arrest them so what we're simply asking is for respect for the united nationser. respect for the coverage -- sovereignty of people. last year it was candidate henry falcone, mr. vargas, you know him very well. falcone was the president of the presidential campaign of -- in 2012. capilas lost to chavez. it's incredible the kind of pressure that was pout -- put on him to withdraw his candidacy and he didn't withdraw his candidacy. he came to the united nations and he -- united nations and he told the secretary general that it was necessary to have the united nations send observers. that did not take place, why? and he was in contact with fred ricoh and i myself sent an invia station to him to be an ober in the election. they objected it outright, why? because already the plan was under way. the plan to -- for a coup d'etat was under way. three months before the election under secretary sullivan was the first to say these election will be fraudulent election. and then the president of colombia, chili and from europe stated immediately that they will not recognize

comments during a three day trip to the arab nation is currently holding talks with the egyptian president of the fatah has sisi at the presidential palace in cairo is under pressure to take a strong stance towards the country's human rights record. and trash about lloyd joins us now live from the french capital paris so it seems like work on is trying to avoid the criticisms the face during his previous visit to the country is that what's going on. yes well this is. basically making a very clear criticism of egypt's human rights record under present sisi saying that it's worse today than it was under former egyptian leader hosni mubarak who was deposed in twenty eleven and what a man in my home also said is that you can always always use a national security as an excuse if you like for human rights abuses that's a reference again to the fact that president sisi also talks about the fact the national security is a real priority for egypt now him out on that course position or at least the same certainly seems to have shifted from twenty seventeen that was when president sisi visited paris and during that trip emmanuel markhor said that i

palaces of europe. lafayette embraced his brothers. the president offered an excellent nation on why lafayette would not be sleeping at the residence. likely another attempt on monroe's part to ensure his visit did not have the trappings of an official state visit, he said the people of washington lay claim to you. they say you are the nation's guest and that nobody other than themselves have the right to house you. it is a little bit like you have unwanted company and you say, wouldn't you be more comfortable down the street at the holiday inn? sources vary. he stayed primarily at the franklin hotel which was located on the northwest corner of 6th an pennsylvania? jackie will help with the research on this. that is now the location of the capital grille which is where my wife and i had our anniversary dinner. the following day, he visited columbia college, now the george washington university which had just opened four years earlier. it was the fulfillment of george washington's dream of a national university in the federal district. it was located in an area called college h

nations is against france in paris on the first of february. let's have a quick look at some of the days other stories. the fa is looking into claims that the wales and crystal palaceys that "frozen in a moment" it looked as though he was making a completely inappropriate gesture but that he was waving at the person taking the picture and shouting to them. birmingham city striker ellen white has recovered from a back problem and is in england squad for the upcoming training camp in qatar. white was england's player of the year last season and the league's top scorer. finally, let's get back to football and last night's fa cup tie at molineux which liverpool lost to wolves. ask any liverpool fan what they think ofjurgen klopp a fair few will say he's magic. well, we might have proof now you see him, now you don't. klopps slight of hand, makes xherden shaqiri disappear he's not very big, but it's still impressive. how did he do that...just a trick of the camera. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. good night. hello there. welcome to the look ahead to the papers will stop here are two fine gentlemen in the room. the film book tom sulman of vi

capital khartoum marched on the presidential palace thursday before being turned back by riot police with tear gas. yes have been ongoing across the east african nation for nearly a month. it began on december nineteenth as a response to the government's decision to triple the price of bread has now become a call f for president omar al bashir to resign. el bashir came to power in an islamist backed nineteen eighty nine military coup the protests represent the most serious threat yet two is thirty years of iron fisted rule. after the arrest o of political o opposition leads the movemement has been spearheaded by one o of the country's main trade unions. i shot this with any at the many years the people of sudan arere known for being particularly determined and stubborn. and for playing the long game. they're not hard headed nor do they disappear easily they know what theyy wantt o do and are prepared to do it with patience and with wisdom. vehicle the sub. with the commission. december's price hikes came amid an ongoing economic crisis since oil rich south sudann broke away in twenty eleven a foreign currency shortage has led to soaring inflation and

which i deny from entering the elysee palace it's russia today and sputnik that's because i don't consider them to be media but propaganda arms funded by a foreign nation. well r.t. has actually contacted the program escape news on france four and asked them for comment as to what scene is being biased program in regards to r.t. in regards to its view in standpoint on russia r.t. has also called on freedom of the press organizations for these on this program and also on human rights activist groups for their views on whether or not a program like this which is clearly rubber stamping the views of the french government in france is actually politicizing young children by doing so. you know the french press the micro-mini pretty clear he doesn't like r.t. and he's entitled to do so just like a lot of the french people have made it clear they don't like each to their own many thanks to do even ski reporting. so we took to the streets of paris see what people there had to say about this program. semitone the extra inch and i'm astonished that they teach our country that other countries apart here we talk about manipulations by the media on the internet we

nations powerful like the u.s. choose to name as their president of venezuela nicolas maduro remains the actual president of venezuela who has the keys to the palace you see when you were voicing his previous as a job as you know.