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and nicolas maduro has really not made things any easier.r the weekend we learned five people have died. hundreds have been injured in all kinds of skirmishes along the border. specifically on the venezuela-colombia border. that's where we are seeing these violent outbreaks. as nicolas maduro prevents this'-needed food and medicine from getting to his people. he's refusing them that opportunity of humanitarian aid, not just from the united states, but from all over the world. it's being sent in, and he would rather see it set on fire than get to the people that need it the most of. the world is watching. the world cares, especially the united states of america. here is my exclusive interview with the vice president, mike pence. welcome, it's good to see you this time in bogota. a lot has been going on. >> thank you, trish. trish: i know the u.s. expressed all its support for juan guaido. but maduro is still there, and he's not letting his people have access to things like food and medicine that we are sending and other countries are sending.

isolated and with the economy near collapse pressure has been growing on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro to step down the list of countries recognizing the national assembly leader one go ido as the interim president is growing but the majority government at least for now shows little sign of bowing to the pressure in europe why this week a group of e.u. and latin american nations met in an effort to find a way out of the crisis will bring in our guests in a moment but first this report from al-jazeera is daniel in montevideo. the meeting grouped together divergent views from two continents open succeed where others have failed to bridge the huge divide between president nicolas maduro and his challenger one why don't i understand that there is a certain frustration of skepticism in many including many europeans including many european venezuelans about opening processes that could buy time this is not the intention of this exercise the intention of this exercise is to company the emergence of a credible electoral process to solve these and democratically. said the e.u. would set

patricia: uno se pregunta cÓmo esperaba nicolÁs maduro que fuese esta entrevista. la conseguimos como cualquier otro periodista. llamamos para solicitarlola semana pasada y le preguntaron a nicolÁs maduro. Él aceptÓ. durante la entrevista, Él me dijo que habÍa aceptado la entrevista con la esperanza de poder dar a conocer un punto de vista distinto. me parece perfecto. pero al mismo tiempo, yo tenÍa la obligaciÓn de hacerle preguntas duras y complicadas. eso es lo que hacemos los periodistas. y al final no lo aguanto. patricia: jorge, vamos a escuchar el sonido natural de las imÁgenes que grabaste de estos venezolanos detrÁs del camiÓn de la basura, comiendo del camiÓn de la basura, y ellos te hablan a ti. la cÁmara de tu telÉfono celular. >> tenemos que hacer esto todos los dÍas. porque ahorita el dinero no nos alcanza para nada. >> primera vez en mi vida, con este gobierno, que tengo que comer de la basura. de la basura. primera vez en mi vida. patricia: "como de la basura", dice uno de ellos. cuÉntanos esta situaciÓn. ¿dÓnde la encontraste, quÉ dÍa fue, es parte

nicolas maduro is kind of cut off. he's shut off from anyone that cares about democracy and liberty and freedom and justice. yet he's hanging on. so what happens over the next couple days? in 28 hours people will have the opportunity to get that aid. juan guaido, the man we recognize as president in the u.s. is saying that aid is coming in. it's coming in or else. what's the or else? >> well, trish, it's all about the venezuelan military. it's all about the military, and the ability of the cuban national security forces to controlled the military, both rank and file and the generals. three things may happen saturday, two of which are bad. number one is maduro is able to completely block this movement to the border. number two, god forbid that his soldiers open fire on their own citizens. that's a game change. number 3, this ends in a fizzle where both sides are not able to come to closure on the border. none of this is good for maduro. particularly with the world -- with the global media, with their cameras focused in

patricia: uno se pregunta cÓmo esperaba nicolÁs maduro que fuese esta entrevista.a conseguimos como cualquier otro periodista. dura periodistas. y al final no lo aguanto. patricia: jorge, vamos a escuchar el sonido natural de las imÁgenes que grabaste de estos venezolanos detrÁs del camiÓn de la basura, comiendo del camiÓn de la basura, y ellos te hablan a ti. la cÁmara de tu telÉfono celular. >> tenemos que hacer esto todos los dÍas. porque ahorita el dinero no nos alcanza para nada. >> primera vez en comer de la Ó. ¿dÓnde la encontraste, quÉ dÍa fue, es parte del trabajo periodÍstico previo a la entrevista? jorge: llegamos aquÍ el sÁbado y el domingo salÍ con un equipo de univisiÓn a ver la ciudad. antes de ir a la entrevista, querÍa yo constatar cÓmo estaba caracas. hacÍa muchos aÑos que no venía, desde la Época de hugo chÁvez. fuimos a un hospital, al hospital vargas, y entrevistÉ a unr que acababa de perder a un familiar porque no tenÍan antibiÓticos. y entrevistÉ a una madre un chico de 16 o 15 aÑos que tenÍa ella que comprar los materiales. y antes de llegar

and latin america meet in your capital in just a few hours but israel's president nicolas maduro says he's willing to back any process that leads to dialogue but the self declared leader. has dismissed any talks as just a ploy to buy time the aim of the international contact group on venezuela is to reach a political settlement within ninety days wants to create conditions for venezuelans to hold free transparent and credible elections the group is made up of european countries including france and the u.k. and five latin american nations that head of the meeting with her over save the plan titled montevideo mechanism which he says he backs. i ratified the circle to the full stage of the montevideo is mechanism integrated by the government of mexico fourteen countries of the caribbean and i believe you are proposing. to participate in a process of sovereign prosecution dialogue to look for a national agenda up agreements and understanding. or is live for us in montevideo where the meeting is taking place again are we kind of gave a broad overview of what this group is but tell us more

javier: that gives nicolas maduro and a lot of confidence.t's not only russia, but china that has still not recognized juan guaido as an interim president, and therefore backs maduro. that is a lot to do with oil business. venezuela has the biggest oil reserves in the world. strong ties in the oil industry to russia and china. both countries have finance nicolas maduro's government for a long time now. we don't know if that would lead to military support in case there is some sort of military action. something people definitely hope the government can't avoid at any cost. brent: javier arguedas and colette -- in colombia. thank you. president maduro's closure of the border is causing hardship on the colombian side. traders in the market towns used to rely on venezuelans coming across the border to buy their goods. not anymore. >> the parada market at the colombian how aboutut ---venezuelann border. it's s where they go to b buy pn -- basic goooods from colulumbi. the clososure of the border isid for business.. on a regular sunday, s she would

but we are down to the point of no return for nicolas maduro. don't see how he comes out of this ahead. am i right? >> well, i think for sure tomorrow will be an inflection point. things will never be the same after this weekend, no matter what happens. there is a lot of uncertainty what will happen tomorrow. the biggest one is if maduro will or will not use lethal force. trish: he's already photographen he's willing to hurt his own people today on the brazilian border. that's just crazy to me. >> that's the point. the whole world is asking for maduro to opt borders and allow the humanitarian help and for the venezuelan military respect the lives of the venezuelan people. but they started using lethal force today, and that's very, very dangerous. the world is watching closely. tomorrow could be a very difficult day for us. trish: it's looking like a million people are going to be marching towards that border where that concert happened. they will be marching to get to that border. we know they are also trying to get to the brazilian border. at w

. : >> y usted, nicolÁs, se pudriÓ antes de madurar!gó hasta el llanto colombiano y venezolanos. con esta sola intervenciÓn se llevó a miles de aplausos y dio paso a miles de artistas. >> hoy estamos acÁ sin bandera polÍtica simplemente haciÉndonos eco de una necesidad que el pueblo venezolano tiene por una ayuda humanitaria. >> se olvidaron de quiÉnes eran. se llamaron y se apellidaba con venezuela . 317,000 personas de la cifra oficial que reporta la organizaciÓn del evento como asistentes. a quien este puente internacional llamado puente de la unidad. lo que quiera que sea fue mucha gente la que estuvo a merced del sol con una temperatura increÍble en la ciudad de cÚcuta presenciando estos 35 artistas y la llegada final de la gran estrella de la noche, el presidente interino juan guaidÓ. la llegada de Él se habÍa rumorado a lo largo del dÍa con la postura de que ocurriera pero con la provisiÓn que existe para que abandonaran venezuela en esta jornada tan importante maÑana en el que se espera el ingreso de yodo humanitaria habÍa ciert

is pushed back by venezuelan troops loyal to president nicolas maduro they fired tear gas to keep the border close to emergency supplies also coming up to. vote counting is underway in nigeria's presidential election surveys suggest a tight race between incumbent. and his main challenger a tea. party movement. and those responsible were destroyed almost. cardinal one hundred marks makes a frank admission as a roman catholic church digs into his history of sex abuse by the clergy. spicer thanks for joining us. the showdown escalates and as well as embattled president nicolas maduro has announced he's breaking diplomatic relations with colombia his statement comes as trucks carrying humanitarian aid are trying to breach the border into venezuela from that country troops loyal to madeira are using tear gas to push back the convoy that opposition leader has vowed to deliver the emergency supplies. aid trucks aiming to breach the border between colombia and venezuela crowds of jubilant venezuelans cheered on the emergency food and medicine colombia's government says people are prepared to

well nicolas maduro has said he wants to find a peaceful solution that he wants to negotiate and he's watching this meeting very very closely has said the same but he fears as you mentioned that nicolas maduro is simply looking to buy time and will use these negotiations as a way of staying in power as a way of preparing kate saying over as a way of causing further disagreement between the various parties in these negotiations that he's very skeptical of nicolas maduro as approach but as i say the people the delegates here feel this is the only way forward they don't want to see an invasion of any sort they don't want to see a continuation of the current crisis so they're trying to gather as many as wide a range of opinions as possible together here to try to find that way forward and this group a i see why it's so important to latin america. very important to latin america to all the nations of the region something like a very rough estimates of about three million least venezuelans have left the country in the last few years given the shortages of food of medicines the economic cris

just saying let's stick with the nicolas maduro and i think with putin and i don't want. well it's an interesting point of view they're taking they're taking the line that you shouldn't be meddling in another country's domestic politics and germany was criticized today for doing just that. intervening but there are diplomatic relations between the states and if you have diplomatic relations with the state you have to recognize a government or don't have to recognize a government or recognize another government so you look at the constitution you look at the actual legal position at the legitimacy of a president and then you have to recognize them are not so there has to be a bilateral relationship with venezuela somehow and that it's not it's not meddling into their domestic affairs because jeanne what do you say when people accuse germany as they're accusing many western european countries right now of cherry picking when it comes to foreign policy you know you've got similar crises for example in the democratic republic of congo but we don't see the e.u. taking this big

nicolas: nosotros defendimos la frontera en paz.confiscar material, le confiscar tambiÉn equipos. sabemos que al parecer es recurrente las Últimas semanas. angÉlica: es una tendencia que se ha recrudecido en el Último mes. el 30 de enero dos periodista chilenos fueron detenidos y deportados igual que nuestro colega . 31 de enero fueron dos reporteros de la agencia efe expulsados, el 24 de enero habÍa la apertura del aÑo judicial, se acerca nicolÁs maduro a diosdado cabello, los medios estamos grabando e inmediatamente despuÉs de terminado el evento toda la seguridad presidencial se acercÓ a las agencias a todo el que estaba grabando para que esa toma fuese borrada porque no estaban de acuerdo con que fuese publicada. asÍ se estÁ actuando en venezuela. sascha: es evidente la censura, lo bueno es que obviamente nadie va a quitar el dedo del renglÓn dado lo que ocurre en venezuela y la oportunidad que representa este gobierno interino que puede marcar un cambio, gracias por acompaÑarnos. bien, vamos ahora contarles otras noticias que t

on the other side, nicolas maduro made a plot last year to be elected this year.t have the legitimacy or the approval of the people or the world to call for new elections of anything. so the leadership in venezuela— the legitimacy and the support of the people and also the support of the international community, is the national assembly led byjuan guaido at this moment. at the moment, the situation remains relatively unchanged, mr maduro stays in power. what do you think is going to happen next with juan guaido? what's he going to do? this situation is very different to other ones. this moment, juan guaido is recognised by other countries. for example, he announced today that in colombia in a city near our border, it's going to be established a centre for gathering all the humanitarian aid that's going to be received for venezuela. also is going to be established a centre to gather all the humanitarian aid. that is a burning set of issues for the people and that is some activity that he is doing at this moment. he also called today to the army to obey his constitu

patricia: cÓmo esperaba nicolÁs maduro que fuese esta entrevista?e: las conseguimos a principios de la semana pasada para solicitarla y le preguntaron a nicolÁs madure Él aceptÓ, durante la entrevista Él dijo que aceptÓ la entrevista con la esperanza de poder dar a conocer un punto de vista distinto, cosa que me parece perfecto. y lo que hacemos los periodistas, al mismo tiempo yo tenÍa la obligaciÓn de hacerle preguntas complicadas y cuestionarlo. al final lo aguanto. -- no aguant''o. -- aguantÓ. patricia: vamos a escuchar el sonido natural del vÍdeo que grabaste de los venezolanos en el basurero. >> temo que hacer esto todos los dÍas. [inaudible] >> es la primera vez en mi vida que como basura de la basura con este gobierno. patricia:" como de la basura", dice uno de ellos y dice que hace esto por sus hijos. quÉ dÍa fue, es parte del trabajo periodÍstico previo a la entrevista? jorge: sigamos aquÍ el sÁbado, el domingo salÍ con equipo de univisiÓn a ver la ciudad. antes de ir a la entrevista, querÍa constatar cÓmo estaba caracas con nicolÁs maduro

and closely guarded by venezuela's military under the orders of nicolas maduro. in the capital caracas the embattled president denied a humanitarian crisis exists and said the shipments are part of a u.s. led cooler tempt me minister not venezuela won't allow the spectacle of fake humanitarian aid because we're no one's beggars it's not simple he also lashed out at european and latin american ministers who at an early a meeting in your ago i called from the do or go to hold free and fair elections. meanwhile thousands of desperate venezuelans continue to stream across the border to colombia hoping to access the aid arriving there. and lagos nigeria supporters of the president have gathered for a rally in the run up to next week's elections the all progressives congress party hopes to see president mohamed to harm real liked it to a second term today the president is addressing the crowd and next saturday's election the country will also vote for a new parliament. t w correspondent on the am creation is at the election campaign event in lagos and joins us now for

berlin rallies taking place across venezuela both for and against the country's embattled president nicolas maduro opponents are calling on him to resign and call fresh elections the high ranking venezuelan general denounces material and defect to the opposition we'll go live to caracas also coming up. russian president vladimir putin says his country will follow washington's lead in suspending a landmark nuclear arms control could this be the start of a new arms race. comic spicer welcome to the program tens of thousands of protesters are taking part in rival rallies across venezuela both for and against president nicolas maduro the self declared interim president joins supporters in the capital caracas he told protesters that change in venezuela is very close and his supporters are calling for fresh presidential elections to be held in the country elsewhere the duros backers held rallies marking twenty years since the rise to power of the late leader hugo chavez addressed the rally and suggested possibly holding congressional elections earlier than planned. earlier today a high ranking ai

maduro acepta y era deseo >>> viajarÁn a colombia para ser sacado a nicolÁs maduro >>>vamos a una toma lluvia >>> como en usa el fin de sem a semana, vamos con gabriela >>> un excelente panorama, tetera ciudad, incluso prepara para el fin de semana vemos n nuestra imagen de radar cond condiciones y hablaremos de los cambios y cuando viene la lluvia porque la veremos en los prÓximos dÍas, el termÓmetro, consecuente pregradtrae poca en horas veremos como lo que registramos a la noche que fue fresca durante las horas espere que el termÓmetro abre los 40°, en los 3°ta, experimente las temperaturas, poco dÍa de maÑana que veremos termÓmetro por debajo de los 60°, veremos algo similar, con visiones frescas y que mantenemos con las lluvias que se mantienen una vez que seguimos a la prÓxima semana, lo que haremos el incremento de la nubosidad, la lluvia se mantiene al norte de nuestra regiÓn, lo que sÍ veremos es inestabilidad una vez que lleguemos al del lunes continuaremos con precipitaciones esta es la pr i precipitaciÓn, manteniÉndose hasta el parte pero tenemos el pronÓstico con condicion

on the other side, nicolas maduro continues to hold onto power.s and many other countries to hold elections, hold presidential elections, hold presidential elections, and yet he has offered parliamentary elections. why has he done that? in the past, whenever he has been cornered, he has offered negotiations and usually it is the same as this time, negotiations on his terms, negotiations not of what the opposition is demanding which are free elections and for him to leave but as you also said in your introduction to this programme, he is not in control of the parliament so is not in control of the parliament so it is not really anything important for him to say that you can have new parliamentary elections. of course much of the focus on this is around the economic situation because we hear so many stories of people really struggling just to find food to feed themselves. what of that have you seen? i mean, venezuela for a long time has been a place where there is a desperate lack of food. even so, i have seen soldiers looking for food in the garbag

el regimen de nicolas maduro confisco los jorge: el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro confiscÓ nuestros equiposrganizaciones que defienden la libertad de. jorge: robarse nuestra entrevista. vilva: no del dijo jorge ramos a su llegada de estados unido despuÉs de haber sido expulsado con su equipo de venezuela. jorge: nos robaron nuestro trabajo, nos robaron la entrevista. vilma: la prensa nacional e internacional reaccionÓ y le preguntamos a juicio de ellos a quiÉn pertenece el material periodÍstico que fue robado. >> el periodista exige a las autoridades venezolanos que devuelvan los equipos y los materiales retenidos en venezuela porque esto pertenece al equipo y ellos no tienen el derecho de mantenerlos allÁ. >> este material pertenece a los periodistas, es el material de trabajo, es el material de la cobertura periodÍstica que estÁ haciendo el periodista de cualquiera de los medios de comunicaciÓn que sea. >> primera vez que escuchÉ la entrevista en el entrevistado, me parece una aberraciÓn del sujeto como maduro, segundo quiero decir que no nos pertenece a nosotros los periodistas, reiterar

palmira: un equipo de periodistas de univisiÓn fue retenido por nicolÁs maduro.retener a los periodistas. ampliamos la informaciÓn honda >> en medio del Álgido panorama venezolano, nicolÁs maduro decidiÓ detener a un equipo de seis periodistas de "univisiÓn noticias", encabezado por jorge ramos. >> se quedaron con nuestras cosas personales. acabamos de regresar al hotel.ramos en su testimonio asegura que nicolÁs maduro no tolero que le increpa para sobre un vÍdeo que muestra a ciudadanos comiendo de la basura. >> no le gustÓ lo que le estamos preguntando sobre la falta de democracia y los prisioneros polÍticos. se levantÓ de la entrevista despuÉs de que le mostrara el vÍdeo de unos jÓvenes comiendo de un camiÓn de basura e inmediatamente despuÉs uno de sus ministros mi no a decirnos que la entrevista no estaba autorizada. reportera: se exigiÓ la liberaciÓn inmediata del equipo.el embajador de venezuela en estados unidos varias organizaciones fustigaron el ataque. >> esto es una violaciÓn a los derechos humanos, una violaciÓn a los derechos de todo periodista. nos

demanding nicolas maduro leave office.he socialist dictator telling the media in a rarely scheduled press conference that there is no humanitarian crisis in his country. that it's the united states trying to create the chaos there. wrong. mr. maduro, your country has gone from one of the wealthiest countries in south america to inflation topping 10 million percent. who can even fathom such a thing. your economy fell nearly 30%. that number expected to double in the current quarter. we are smarter than that. the pictures prove it. the people of venezuela are being heard right here on this show and around the world. socialism does not work. tonight we have one of the most of noted economists from venezuela, a man who worked under hugo chavez. the banker to the world. the man who created the sovereign debt market is here. and the man who trades them. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking tonight, the secretary of state mike pompeo telling me nicolas maduro must go. and confirming to me that there are hezbollah ce

i was far from home but close to the fight against president nicolas maduro thousands of venezuelans abroad joining their fellow countrymen protesting inside venezuela in countries across the americas in europe this was the scene in madrid central seoul square they chanted we want freedom oh i the signs read no more maduro and peace justice and democracy in venezuela. into less capital santiago the demonstration was led by. the woman chosen to represent when this will last parallel government there but the leader of the opposition and self-proclaimed interim president went on i got myself no no no no office whalen's or dreaming of a return to finish way law we are very grateful to chile which has welcomed us in a very nice way of returning to venezuela is archery a dream that those protesting in santiago say requires an end to my due to its government. we ask this government to leave today we want support so humanitarian aid can come and we can return to our country. that more than three million venezuelans and fled the economic and political crisis in their country since two thousan

the military really revolting against nicolas maduro?m the pro—government side, is backing the president. all the videos the government has been showing is the president backed by troops. all these generals we have seen defecting, they have been solely their image on the television, without any troops. that causes concerns from some commentators and analysts. the governor of the us state of virginia, ralph northam, has denied claims that he is the individual in a controversial — and racist — picture from his 1984 medical schoool yearbook. he says the individual is shown wearing a ku klux klan outfit, which he has never worn. he also said he was not at the party where the picture was taken. the governor of the us state of virginia, ralph northam, i recognise that many people find this difficult to believe. the photo appears with others i submitted on a page with my name on it. even in my own statement yesterday, i conceded that, based on the evidence presented to me at the time, the most likely explanation, that it was indeed me in the ph

if you speak to nicolas maduro he says it won't be coming in.der. he has also closed the border with brazil, he closed that late on thursday night. he has said he will evaluate what he does with the colombian border. if you speak to him and his supporters, they say no matter what they say it will come through. there are smaller routes. it is a porous and big border, that they will get their aid and big border, that they will get theiraid in no and big border, that they will get their aid in no matter what. the question will be, on saturday morning when the trucks start moving, how the relationship with the armed forces will be. he has been calling on the armed forces to let this aid in, saying the most important thing is to look at your family, look at the fact that they need medicines and foods, everybody in venezuela needs these things. they need to come into the country. that is what they are calling on, the hearts and minds of the officers that nicholas —— might but nicolas maduro remains firm. speaking to us a little earlier from caracas. i

right now they want nicolas maduro gone. what happens this goes on for another month and they are saying to themselves, i was living on $3 a month, now i get 50 cents and things are even worse. >> the administration is being proactive. where is that aid going to go? it will the go in three entry points along clom yams borders. this is a chance for the united states to show its face and offer additional assistance and helping guard some of this assistance and push it into venezuela. think about how maduro is going to react to having hundreds of tons of supplies dumped into his laps on the border of venezuela and he can't even feed his own soldiers. this is being done as an information campaign and being done very, very well. trish: strategically. let me ask you about russia. people say why should we care about venezuela. i thought president trump wasn't going to go around the world putting into other -- butting into other people's business. why do you care about venezuela? >> russia has been trying to get a foothold into vene

have been taking place i've crossed venezuela both for and against the country's embattled president nicolas maduro opponents are calling on him to resign and call fresh elections joining their ranks is a high ranking venezuelan general who denouncement drove in a twitter video we'll go to caracas for the latest on the ground also coming up. russian president vladimir putin says his country will follow washington's wheat in suspending a month marked nuclear arms control experts warn of a new arms race please. make spicer welcome to the program tens of thousands of protesters are taking part in rival rallies across venezuela both for and against president nicolas maduro the self declared interim president one joint supporters in the capital caracas he told protesters that change in venezuela is very close why don't supporters are calling for fresh presidential elections to be held in the country elsewhere the duros backers held rallies marking twenty years since the rise to power of the late leader hugo chavez majeure oh addressed the rally and suggested holding congressional elections earlie

well while the fate of nicolas maduro his presidency was being discussed the venezuelan leader himself phoned himself at the center of a twitter storm let's take a look at this u.s. senator marco rubio tweeted images of the late libyan leader moammar gadhafi as he was about to be brutally murdered the tweet is not captions but many are interpret it as a warning to the venezuelan president. because nothing says human rights like gloating over a human being getting sodomized to death with by and marco rubio just posted photos of gadhafi being lynched in an open death threat to madeira libya is now a slave state thanks to us. had the reste piece of who should immediately resign marco rubio's feet has become like a manic paranoid regime change demanding boss account would probably be investigated for suspicious activity by the twitter authorities if he was not a us senator. well marco rubio has been a vocal critic of president maduro since the crisis began and has openly called for an armed insurrection to depose him when the senator from florida traveled to the venezuelan colombian border

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duque denunciÓ como crÍmenes en contra de la humanidad de la decisiÓn de nicolÁs maduro de impedir eliplomÁtico con los estados unidos, el grupo de lima, canadÁ, y recientemente con la uniÓn europea es un mensaje muy contundente de reconocer a juan guaidÓ como el presidente legÍtimo de venezuela. jorge: con anterioridad el presidente donald trump habÍa dicho que la negativa de maduro de aceptar la ayuda humanitaria-- ilia: el presidente interino de venezuela juan guaidÓ estarÍa construyendo una estructura de gobierno paralela, mientras lucha por el control del paÍs contra el gobernante nicolÁs maduro. anuncia una junta directiva para p.d. besa hacia finales de esta semana. pdvsa hacia finales de esta semana. el papa francisco le dijo a nicolÁs maduro que las condiciones no estÁn para que el vaticano intervenga y ayude a mediar en la crisis polÍtica de su paÍs. jorge: el expresidente de costa rica acudiÓ a la fiscalÍa para declarar acerca de las dos demandas por delitos sexuales que han sido presentadas en su contra. el ex mandatario dijo que por orden de sus abogados no darÁ declaraci

nicolas maduro made a pledge this last year —— last year to be elected this year.itimacy or the approval of the people to call the new elections of anything. the leadership in venezuela, the legitimacy and the support of the people and the support of the people and the support of the international assembly headed by juan support of the international assembly headed byjuan guaido.- the moment, the situation remains relatively unchanged, mr maduro remains in power. what you think is quite happened next isjuan guaido? —— with one quite? quite happened next isjuan guaido? -- with one quite? at this moment, juan guaido is recognised by other countries. he announced today that in colombia, there are border, it is going to be established and all the humanitarian aid is god to be received. also is going to be established a centre to gather all the humanitarian aid. that is the activity that he is doing at this moment. he also called today to the army to bathe his constitution and granta army to bathe his constitution and grant a peaceful transition in our country. that is

as the european union is helping to turn up the heat on venezuelan president nicolas maduro that follows the lead of washington with brussels now learning its full support of the opposition leader. the e.u.'s foreign policy chief has outlined possible measures that could be taken against the government piece all of the reports. federica mockery of the e.u. high representative for foreign affairs has announced that the european union is setting up what they call an international contact group on venezuela this isn't going to be any kind of official mediation in the crisis there but it is essentially going to be a talking shop including the united states as well as latin american partners who are going to come together to try and continue the dialogue and make sure that venezuela can sort out the problems it faces through the mechanisms of the venezuelan constitution however at the same time as federica market he was announcing this she also said that we could expect further sanctions from e.u. member states on venezuela those sanctions of course they would target the government they have

the time for dialogue with nicolas maduro has long passed.z is senior lecturer at king's college london. we were just saying this will watching that clip, what a mess, what chance is there of a political solution? well, unfortunately, not much. both sides are not really willing to negotiate at this point. juan guaido has offered amnesty to nicolas maduro, has tried to engage in dialogue. maduro seems to be opposed to accepting or enduring amnesty. maduro is trying to cast juan guaido as a traitor to the company. maduro is also trying to get the military on his side and juan guaido is having a very difficult time trying to get the military on his side, even offering amnesty, lifting sanctions on military officials in order to supportjuan guaido, so both sides do not sound like they are willing to talk at all. this week, the international contact group were trying to initiate discussions between the two. juan guaido as com pletely between the two. juan guaido as completely oppose that, he does not wa nt completely oppose that, he does not want