has increased a reward for the rest of nicholas maduro to 20 $5 million. arged since 20, wanted by the u.s. authorities since then. the u.k. has also imposed fresh sanctions on individuals associated with nicholas medeiros government. the u.k. government has also condemned nicholas maduro himself as fraudulent. the context is after that election in july, the authorities said nicholas maduro had won for a third term. the opposition then published voting tallies that they say prove their candidate, ed window gonzalez, rather than nicholas maduro, won the election. he is increasingly isolated on the road -- on the world stage. most of the international community, including some of his neighbors, have really condemned the disputed election results. caitriona: member, you can keep up-to-date with all of what is happening around the world -- remember, you can keep up-to-date with all of what is happening around the world and those l.a. wildfires on our website. we can have a look at some pictures coming to us now from los angeles. this is the scene there. that is

then to me diplomacy very much makes sense. >> today is the third inauguration of nicholas maduro despite he lost the election. the administrations is announcing visa reinstructions and information leading to maduro's arrest or conviction. >> why not cancel other energy company that is provide the regime much of its money? >> what we're trying to do is to focus on the bad actors. the individuals who are responsible for their brutality and repression and sham that was the presidential election last year. that form of sanctions. targeted sanction, rewards against -- target sanctions, rewards is where you try to create circumstance in which positive change comes. >> surely the best pressure would be to cut-off maduro's main source of income. >> going back, we've been squeezing venezuela economically including in their oil sector. it didn't work under president trump. the kind of sanction that were previously in praise didn't have the intended affect. >> the leader of the opposition was kidnapped by the regime temporarily yesterday. her team said. what's your warning about the regime about he

restrictions totaling nearly 2000 individuals and increased the reward amount to $25 million for nicholas maduro his so-called minister of the interior as the department of state's narcotics award program. only the second and third to have the largest amount allowed. it is important to note we are taking these actions alongside similar actions taken by canada, the european union, the united kingdom, to demonstrate a message of solidarity with the venezuelan people and further elevate international efforts to maintain pressure on maduro and his representatives. today, maduro finds himself more alone than ever with few friends in the region and around the world. before i get to your questions, one more thing. i did want to highlight some good news we received this morning. the final job support for the biden harris administration was released today. a remarkable 250,000 jobs were created last month, defying expectations. additionally, the unemployment rate fell to a low of 4.1%. this is the only administration to gain jobs every month. we had zero months with job losses. it was no accident. presid