vimos que a travÉs de las preguntas que hacÍa jorge ramos iba levantando y despertando enojo de nicolÁs maduro quÉ sentido? en que nicolÁs maduro estuvo aguantÁndose durante 17 minutos tratando de no aflorar lo tirano que es. no pudo, jorge pudo mÁs que el at al. -- a tal punto que lo que le ha dicho es grave, la demostraciÓn palpable, la prueba fehaciente de que es un asesino. promete acabar con quien piense distinto. se lo dijo. no hubo manera en la que nicolÁs maduro dejara o pudiera impedir que su naturaleza que ha tenido que padecer venezuela aflorar a en esta conversaciÓn. >> si esta entrevista lave un psicÓlogo esto no se define como otra cosa que proyecciÓn. estuvo todo el tiempo diciendo quiÉn es el, una persona errÁtica en su comportamiento, en su respuestas, no tiene capacidad de decir o de hacer cosas en funciÓn del beneficio del paÍs. eso quedÓ asÍ. por quÉ guardaron la entrevista? porque no podÍa mostrarse. satcha: miguel angel, la Última palabra, se nos acaba el tiempo. miguel: bueno, en lÍneas generales se nota, nicolÁs maduro lo que estÁ haciendo el gobierno desde hace mucho t

desde un principio, cuando le pregunté si él, nicolás maduro, era un dictador, un usurpador o un presidente014, leopoldo lópez está señalado de propiciador de la violencia y responsable indirecto-- jorge: pero él no es responsable de todas las muertes, de las cientos de muertes. presidente maduro: de todas las muertes, dices tú, estás aceptando que es responsable de una parte de las muertes. jorge: no, yo no estoy aceptando eso-- presidente maduro: tú quieres llevar el debate a algo absolutamente, este, controvertible, a un punto en donde trates de imponerme a mí un ritmo de entrevista que es totalmente negativa, es totalmente negativa. jorge: yo le estoy haciendo las preguntas sobre los muertos en su país, que muchos dicen que por eso usted no es--no es legítimo. si usted no fuera responsable de esas muertes, ¿quién controla a la policía nacional? ¿quién controla a la guardia nacional? presidente maduro: mira, aquí hay juicio debido, hay una comisión por la verdad y la justicia, que ha funcionado, está funcionando, que ha tomado el control directo de toda la investigación. en los juicios d

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en el rÉgimen de venezuela la entrevista que le hicimos al gobernante nicolÁs maduro, empezamos. >> esteciero univisiÓn cor jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ilia: buenas tardes, las discrepancias entre mÉxico y estados unidos continÚan imponiendo aranceles -- poniendo unos aranceles a productos mexicanos y no detienena las migraciones en la frontera. el miÉrcolesva a ser un dÍa clave en las promociones con mike pompeyo. >>la amenaza de poner al gran cereza importaciones mexicanas no detendrÁ el flujo migratorio a estados unidos. marcelo gran dijo que aumentarÁn el flujo y que hay un lÍmite. >> el lÍmite estÁ dado por la constituciÓn y por las dignidad de mÉxico. >> antes de viajar a reino unido trump dijo que habla mucho y hace poco. pero el canciller mexicano mostrÓ cifras. segÚn Él desde diciembre del aÑo pasado hasta mayo mÉxico realizÓ 400 detenciones relacionadas con el trÁfico de personas. mÁs de 24,000 migrantes solicitaron refugio en mÉxico. cerca de 8000 migrantes han sido regresados de estados unidos a mÉxico y mÁs de 8000 migrantes esperan en la frontera mexicana para pedir asilo

recuperar el contenido del polÉmico encuentro entre nuestra presentador principal, jorge ramos, y nicolÁs madurocon la coca-cola tu provocaciÓn. lourdes: ese es el tono que predomina en la entrevista. madrona aceptÓ la presencia de esa polÍtica venezuela y que haya una crisis humanitaria que, en realidad, salta a la vista de cualquiera que visite el paÍs. josÉ colina es un ex militar que tuvo que afiliarse en estados unidos en 2003 por la persecuciÓn del sadismo. josÉ: quiere decir que hay alguien dentro del palacio de milà flores que estÁ en contra de nicolÁs maduro e hizo llegar la entrevista las manos adecuadas esto debe generar mayor paranoia las filas de nicolÁs maduro, mayor desconfianza e intranquilidad, lo cual para nosotros es muy bueno porque mientra mÁs incertidumbre y desconfianza tenga dictador, lo va a llevar a cometer mÁs errores. lourdes: para los venezolanos de ap que termine tenido que abandonar su patria, esta entrevista reviste especial importancia. >> y mÁs, sobre todo, se está negando todo lo que estÁ pasando en venezuela, como queda eran de los ojos del mundo. lourdes: es

thousands of people have crossed into colombia after venezuelan president nicolas maduro reopened that pedestrian bridge many cross to look for food and medicine due to the severe economic and political crisis at home. hewing for hours for the chance to buy vital supplies this was how around 30000 venezuelans spent the day on saturday when this border crossing in the western states of touch it out was reopened for the 1st time in 4 months president nicolas maduro promised on friday to open this bridge to colombia but many were frustrated that the containments blocking the road had not been removed resulting in bottlenecks as. before through narrow caps. think that if the border is open they'd remove the containers remove everything so that it's really an open border. this is just another policy from the dictator maduro crazy policy because if you really want to open the border he would open it for vehicles to. the containers have been here since february they were put in place to prevent the opposition bringing in aid supplies migiro so as a pretext for foreign military intervention. s

>>el exgeneral ex es dÍa del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro dirigiÓ el temido y ahora llegó a estados unidoseclutarlo asegura que maduro maneja una empresa criminal. >>el eje jefe de esa empresa criminal el ministro de industria estÁ involucrado en eso, el ministro de finanzas y el presidente del banco central y un grupo de empresarios sancionados por estados unidos se acercaron al gobierno con un plan para hacer que los hombres leales a maduro y lo traicionaran. el exmilitar seÑala que el 1 de mayo fue el dÍa escogido para levantarse contra el rÉgimen donde convocaron a la gente para que es se levantara es saliera a las calles el exgeneral dice que la guerrilla colombiana opera en venezuela y dice que en una o cas-bio a maduro interrumpir una reuniÓn para tomar una llamada del exlÍder cubano raÚl castro. >>la marca publicÓ la lista de los 50 mejores restaurantes del mundo por primera vez el restaurante francÉs se llevÓ el tÍtulo del mejor restaurante del mundo el establecimiento cuenta con su propio huerto y es conocido por filosofÍa autos temibles y fue reconocida como la mejor de lado son

who has led several failed attempts to nicolas maduro from power. so they're welcome you watching r.t. international now it is the 2nd day of the u.s. president's 3 day state visit to the united kingdom on monday with protests outside donald trump with the royal family buckingham palace where the queen was treated to one gaffe after another.

a huge blow to dictator nicolas maduro.lling me we are getting very, very, very close. and this may be effectively the thing that send maduro packing. first the local media isn't too happy about the president's tough trade tactics. >> this idea of of using trade as a political weapon is not the right thing to do. >> it won't play well to the president's base in the rust belt states. >> this policy toward mexico is incredibly stupid. trish: congressman andy biggs is here and he says it's the best way to secure the border and get the democrats to pay attention. uh, i'll look into it. (phone rings) lisa jones! lisa: (on phone) hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity trades? (nervous chuckle) lisa: and do i get my fees back if i'm not happy? like a satisfaction guarantee? ugh. schwab! lisa: oh right, i'm calling schwab. thanks, carl! wait, lisa! lisa... are you getting low costs backed by a satisfaction guarantee? if not, talk to schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. when it comes to type 2 diabetes, are

a huge blow to dictator nicolas maduro.y sources are telling me we are getting very, very, very close. and this may be effectively the thing that send maduro packing. first the local media isn't too happy about the president's tough trade tactics. >> this idea of of using trade as a political weapon is not the right thing to do. >> it won't play well to the president's base in the rust belt states. >> this policy toward mexico is incredibly stupid. trish: congressman andy biggs is here and he says it's the best here and he says it's the best way to secure the border openturning 50 opens theuard. door to a lot of new things... like now your doctor may be talking to you about screening for colon cancer. luckily there's me, cologuard. the noninvasive test you use at home. it all starts when your doctor orders me. then it's as easy as get, go, gone. you get me when i'm delivered... right to your front door and in the privacy of your own home. there's no prep or special diet needed. you just go to the bathroom, to collect your s

pressure what it calls cuba's destabilizing role in the region including its support for president nicolas maduro in venezuela. now if you're one of the millions of people worldwide obsessed with not telling you may need to think about rationing your supplies that's because workers at the world's biggest metal a factory have gone on strike 160 staff members of walked off the job to demand better pay and improve working conditions at the site in france many of block trucks from entering or leaving the factory for a week it's a city in normandy produces 600000 jobs on the tele every day. it's not a picture of the headlines here on al-jazeera sudan's opposition aligned doctors group says 60 people were killed in monday's crackdown in concert. in opposition has rejected the military's plan for an election in 9 months time saying it won't be for your fair. for the united nations security council had a closed door meeting on sudan separate journal and danielle the terror she's calling for an independent investigation the pollution data spoke following the council meeting on behalf of 8 e.u. states. the

in the western states of touch it out was reopened for the 1st time in full months president nicolas maduro promised on friday to open this bridge to colombia but many were frustrated that the containers blocking the road had not been removed resulting in bottlenecks as crowds. forced through narrow gaps says. things that if the border is open they'd remove the containers remove everything so that it's really an open border. this is just another policy from the dictator maduro crazy policy because if you really want to open the border he would open it for vehicles. the containers have been here since february they were put in place to prevent the opposition bringing in aid supplies migiro so as a pretext for foreign military intervention. since then venezuela has remained in political deadlock president maduro has the support of the country's military and powerful allies in china and russia. but the head of the opposition says he's the country's rightful leader and has been recognized as interim president by more than 50 countries including the u.s. and germany. it's not clear how long this

china's leader xi jinping is on a state visit by countries all allies of venezuela's president nicolas maduro and also said try is that china are at an unprecedented level as a country seek closer relations due to the tension with the u.s. of course locked in a trade war with washington while moscow's ties with america have been damaged over the war in ukraine. even unify around following 70 years of development relations between china and russia have reached the best level yet faced with opportunities for new development we decided to make full use of our experience together maintain our friendship and open up a new era of comprehensive strategic cooperation. islamist terrorism that last year we set a goal to reach 100000000000 of bilateral commodities turnover due to the if it's about teams our 2 governments we exceeded this number we have 108000000000 in this year in the 1st quarter of the year trade is also on the increase is already more than 3.4 percent. and has the latest from. the relationship between both russia and china has reached an unprecedented level that's the message both tea

michel bachelet visitarÁa venezuela aceptando una invitaciÓn de nicolÁs maduro de nueve meses atrÁs.tar en las calles en su visita. guaidÓ ordenó investigar supuestos actos de corrupciÓn de funcionarios de su gobierno en colombia quienes se habrÍan apoderado de ayuda humanitaria. en la visita de bachelet podrÍa ser politizada, ya que el gobierno dijo que mostrarÍa sus avances para garantizar los derechos humanos, y son temores de organizaciones de derechos humanos. >> que se convierta en una visita de cortesÍa para ayudar y apoyar y darle oxÍgeno al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. reportero: rectores de laopiniÓn pÚblica, piensa que la visita de bachelet no servirÁ mucho para cambiar la dramÁtica realidad venezolana, sumida en una crisis humanitaria. >> creo que se va a quedar en lo mismo. palabras cuÁndo van a llegar a ningÚn acuerdo. >> es hora de que venga personalmente a constatar la situaciÓn de venezuela y que vea la gente que estÁ muriendo por falta de medicinas y comida. reportero: la alta comisionada no vendrÁ con los ojos vendados. ya hizo una crÍtica contra maduro en su Último

she is expected to meet with juan guaido as well as nicolas maduro, who has been accused of silencingtics with jail sentences and torture. camp has- guaido's been in the firing line this week. there does appear to be some progress in the humanitarian issue. carpet -- out the red shegiven a royal welcome as arrived in venezuela. while her predecessor had been denied access to the country, nicolas maduro appeared to revel in the u.n. high commissioner's first human rights visit. >> we have very high expectations of the visit, of her entire team and we hope it will help improve the human rights system in venezuela. >> during her visit, she is set to meet with maduro as well as self-proclaimed venezuelan interim president juan guaido and plans to speak with victims of human rights abuses. yet opposition supporters fear she will be shown a whitewashed version of venezuela's crisis and have called for mass street protests friday to draw attention to the urgency of the situation. a call that was backed by juan guaido. >> we will support the call by ngo's and students to take to the streets o

son say nicolas maduro's was devising a plan to pressure -- deny humanitarian aid. the 737 max is not the only boeing jet accused of having software issues. pilots have reported flight control problems they blamed on software bugs, according to an aviation city the database maintained by nasa. the amount of computer code in a typical commute from jet has -- commercial jet has grown 40% in the last decade. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm darrelle revis -- taylor riggs. amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. investors await president donald jinping'schina's xi meeting at the g20. deutsche bank passes a test and makes its new restructuring moves after it survives the fed's stress tests. and we take a look at how china's ban on canadian meat could swamp u.s. markets. let's check in on the major

thousands of venezuelans cross the border with colombia reopened by president nicolas maduro after a 4 month closure. a russian investigative journalist is placed under house arrest after suffering injuries in police custody on drugs charges his employer says are fake. more protests in albania accusing the government of corruption and demanding the prime minister quits. protest leaders in sudan are accusing the ruling military of using widespread intimidation to prevent a civil disobedience campaign due to begin on sunday at least 5 political leaders have been arrested with some alleging their lives have been threatened that attention came just hours after they met the visiting ethiopian prime minister who's trying to mediate the opposition says the military is targeting workers in banks electricity companies and airports the military has rejected any preconditions and says it will install a caretaker government if negotiations fail but. i hope that our brothers in the other parties will respond without preconditions we appreciate the efforts of our friends and brothers who care for

and venezuela's president nicolas maduro has reopened the border with colombia after a 4 month closure it was shot to stop his political opponents from bringing in a u.s. backed aid. at least 5 people have been killed in various times in syria's last rebel held province all of it lou on saturday activists say the government's use missiles and barrel bombs indiscriminately the bashar al assad's regime launched an offensive to recapture the april fighting between rebels and government forces also continue in the northern province well a prominent figure in syria's rebellion has died fighting government forces a bus and so routes 1st rose to fame as an athlete's but later became known as the center of the revolution syrians in the opposition held tired of jobless in the province gathered to mourn the activists. obeyed as president says councils are coming with actions citing the need to reduce political tensions there tens of thousands of obedience gathered in the capital tehran or for another week of government protests john psaropoulos has more. protesters calling for the resignation of

confusing situation a very divisive situation not only benefits t.m.c. 8 venezuelan president nicolas maduro has reopened the border with colombia at the crossing near kuku toth thousands of people began the day in long queues many intend to buy food and medicine because of shortages and high costs in venezuela the border was closed for nearly 4 months we do know said his political opponents wanted to bring aid to strengthen support for the opposition opposition leader one why does been rallying supporters in a shuttle are made just outside of caracas he says the country is still facing a humanitarian crisis and is promising to keep up the pressure on the do it out to step down meanwhile a rival rally by supporters of maduna is taking place in caracas to get more on all it's now are from out of san diego m.p.'s who is in bogota colombia for us so a sondre 1st of all what's what more has been happening at that colombia venezuela border. by the time since the early morning hours of patter they we've seen venezuelans that lining up to cross into columbia as you were saying in your introduction

but its way the president nicolas maduro has reopened the border with colombia thousands of people across the top to buy food and medicine because of shortages and high costs in venezuela was closed for nearly 4 months. the u.s. ambassador to israel has told the new york times the israeli government has the right to annex popped of the occupied west bank the new leaders say david friedman is trying to justify the theft of their land. saudi arabia is facing international criticism over a death sentence it gave a teenager involved in anti-government protests with. faces execution for a series of offenses. which they back to when he was just 10 years old charlotte ballasts reports. this was qatif in eastern saudi arabia in 2011 the arab spring was under way in the shia community was protesting against discrimination and incitement against them what happened in qatif has led to several boys being seen to its to death including teenager coed assess the charges against him date back to this night november 20th leven was the crowd was chanting death to al so a reference to the saudi royal family

who has led several failed attempts to oust nicolas maduro from power. hello there you are watching r.t. international now it is the 2nd day of u.s. presence 3 day state visit to the united kingdom on monday with protests outside donald trump with the royal family at buckingham palace where the queen was treated to one gaffe after another. now while the 1st date was ceremonial where the 2nd is dedicated to work the u.s. president and cerys in may will co-host a business breakfast meeting with senior u.k. and u.s. business leaders from peru also hold talks with the outgoing prime minister in 10 downing street and then in the evening he and the 1st lady will host a dinner at the official residence of the u.s. ambassador prince charles and the duchess of cornwall will be among the guests there thousands of protesters meanwhile are expected to gather on the streets of london to show their disapproval of trump a baby trump balloon which made headlines during trump's u.k. visit last year is to reappear in the skies over london and anti trump projections have a

thanks to rain and president nicolas maduro has authorized the reopening of the border with colombia at the crossing there quickly tat thousands of people began the day in long queues many intend to buy food and medicine because of shortages and high costs and venezuela and some are amputee has this update from bogota. thousands of in a sweat and started lining up in the early hours of saturdays just hours after president nicolas maduro announced the reopening of the bridges the formal crossings between colombia and venezuela we've seen long lines especially in the city of main entry point into colombia where tens of thousands of innocents on a daily basis cross to try and find food medicine and axis medical services that they have a hard time getting back at home thousands of venezuelans were lying on illegal crossings on dirt paths that are controlled by criminal gangs while the border was closed so this is definitely. a very good this is definitely very good news for thousands of in use weapons that need to cross into colombia daily basis in the meantime inside the. political figh

to turn their backs on president nicolas maduro. at the time why dog praise their decision is now way those representatives are being accused of stealing funds intended to help them from crack as why they are called for an investigation. we will not allow any mismanagement to tarnish what has been if it have all been aswat loads that's why we immediately sent the information gathered by my ambassador to colombia as attorney general's office to give a thorough explain nation to the country where those ambassador in colombia their own promptly met with colombia's attorney general requesting a formal investigation. of him as well as governmental tory t's were quick to take advantage of the mishap accusing why daughter of being behind the corruption scheme . his representatives are materially responsible but quite do is the mastermind of the alleged theft is a blow to the opposition that is frequently accused of large scale corruption one of the causes they say for the economic and humanitarian crisis is their business well as endured f

thousands of venezuelans cross the border with colombia reopened by president nicolas maduro after a closure of 4 months. a russian investigative journalist has moved to house arrest after suffering injuries in police custody on drugs charges his employer says are fake. wake up and smell the coffee we look at iranian businesses are coping with tightening u.s. sanctions. let's get going protest leaders in sudan accusing the ruling military june of using widespread intimidation to prevent a civil disobedience campaign due to begin on sunday at least 5 political leaders have been arrested with some alleging their lives have. and threatened that detention came just hours after they met the visiting ethiopian prime minister has been trying to mediate the opposition says the military is targeting workers and banks electricity companies and airports the military has rejected any preconditions and says it will install a caretaker government if negotiations fail we know what. state i hope that our brothers in the other parties will respond without preconditions we appreciate the efforts of ou

the venezuelan government reopened a key border crossing with colombia president nicolas maduro seal the border 4 months ago claiming that aides the u.s. opposition the zohan why don't want to bring in undermines the country so often say well president's reports. thousands of venezuelans lined up to cross the simone boulevard bridge into colombia was a rare chance for these people to purchase food medicine and other commodities no longer available or in extremely short supply in venezuela only pedestrians are allowed to cross back and forth into colombia the government of president nicolas maduro has blocked large scale food convoys according to the united nations 4000000 people have left venezuela in recent years the u.n. has called the mass migration the largest in the recent history of latin america and the caribbean hyperinflation poverty and political chaos are fueling the exodus the. actress and humanitarian activist angelina jolie who is a special envoy for the u.n. refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. visited a camp for venezuelan migrants in neighboring colombia she was greeted by chil

the venezuelan opposition leader planned wide open has led to several failed attempts to oust nicolas maduro from. fellow those just gone 1 o'clock in the afternoon here in moscow you're watching international now it is the 2nd day of the u.s. president's 3 day state visit to the united kingdom the more trump and prime minister reason may a currently code. i'm saying i'm meeting with business leaders in london so let's find out what else is in store to. use in london for us covering the visit good afternoon to you paula just tell us what's planned for today. the office of the glitz and glamour of yesterday today's more about the political side donald trump so is it he's just had a meeting a. it's been here in central london were to raise or may that respective delegations it's been a business meeting and the u.s. president has been talking not a very very substantial trade deal as he called it take a listen to what he had to say to the british prime minister. if you read. into history which we have seen between the united states to work with you that you know what you should stick around to

venezuelan president nicolas maduro has reopened the border with colombia where international aid has been piling up thousands of colombians a crossing into the top to buy food and medicine because of shortages and high cost in venezuela thousands of venezuelans while the syrian border was closed for nearly 4 months and these are live pictures now of venezuelan opposition leader. who's been rallying supporters in a shot i love day that's outside of caracas he says the pressure on president maduro to step down will continue and he's describing the situation venezuela as a humanitarian crisis. a saudi arabia faces international criticism over a death sentence given to a teenager involved in antigovernment protests were tied up quote arius faces execution for a series of offenses some of which date back to when he was just 10 years old salah bellus reports. this was qatif in eastern saudi arabia in 2011 the arab spring was under way in the shia community was protesting against discrimination and incitement against them what happened in qatif has led to several boys being seen to it's to

the venezuelan government has reopened a border crossing with colombia president nicolas maduro had closed for months earlier citing a need to that the u.s. position on why they wanted to bring in undermined his country's sovereignty. thousands of venezuelans lined up to cross the simone boulevard bridge into colombia was a rare chance for these people to purchase food medicine and other commodities no longer available or in extremely short supply in venezuela only pedestrians are allowed to cross back and forth into colombia the government of president nicolas maduro has blocked large scale food convoys according to the united nations 4000000 people have left venezuela in recent years the u.n. has called the mass migration the largest in the recent history of latin america and the caribbean hyperinflation poverty and political chaos are fueling the exodus . actress and humanitarian activist angelina jolie who is a special envoy for the u.n. refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. visited a camp for venezuelan migrants in neighboring colombia she was greeted by children who spoke about the desperate con

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ministers in the group global support in opposition leader who has led several failed attempts to nicolas maduro from power. day here in moscow are you watching r.t. international the 2nd u.s. presence 3 day state visit the united kingdom with threes in may and donald trump to meet at downing street at any moment now so let's get the latest from london and go live there for the following events just run through then how's his visit gone down so far it's his 2nd day isn't it. if you read the papers one of the op ed this morning said that the queen has turned donald trump into a well behaved schoolboy and suddenly up until now things have pretty much been going according to protocol ever since air force one landed on u.k. soil he's been given the full boil treatment he had lunch with the queen he had to see with prince charles he had a full state. grant held in his own yesterday evening well over there were a couple of old what might take a. look . here. but while there was a pumpkin ceremony on the inside this visit of donald trump's and don't forget it so you the fell out of its kind the full st

the united states has imposed sanctions on the son of venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, for hisather's "illegitimate regime". the us treasury department said that nicolas maduro guerra was helping his father suppress the venezuelan people. france's highest court has given a final ruling that doctors can stop feeding a man who has been in a persistent vegetative state since a road accident nearly 11 years ago. the case of quadriplegic vincent lambert has been at the centre of the right—to—die debate in france. an american neo—nazi who drove at a crowd of people protesting against a white supremacist rally in virginia has been jailed for life. james fields killed heather heyer and seriously injured more than two—dozen other people. he pleaded guilty to 29 hate crime charges. barbara plett usher reports. james fields carried out the attack during a rally of white nationalists protesting plans to remove the statue of a confederate general, robert e lee. using his car as a weapon, he killed one of the counter—protesters, heather heyer, and injured others. as a result of this act of d

who has led several failed attempts to oust nicolas maduro from power. with the queen and other royals today he is having a short meeting with the outgoing prime minister theresa may. protests have of course been seen due to trump's visit to the u.k. yes 3 days here and then later on in the week he will head to france for d.-day commemorations right now these are live pictures from london showing the protests that are taking place against trump's visit to the u.k. . we're going to go live now to london and pollie boyda our correspondent covering this state visit for us paula what's happening. yet but as you say that they're all so many cameras and satellite dishes headed the signal in the square is jumping some tweeted about tremendous crowds of well wishers coming. it's to greet him outside buckingham palace yesterday well today we have tremendous crowds of protesters people on happy that the british government has rolled out the red carpet for the u.s. president now trump himself yesterday was about the pump in the ceremony today is much more of the wh

this week representatives of venezuelan president nicolas maduro and opposition leader one wideout held a 2nd round of talks in norway without producing a deal the host nation did say the 2 sides have made progress however the us has its own solution. as we have repeatedly stated we believe the only thing to negotiate with nicolas maduro is the conditions of his departure the return to the negotiating table comes despite the opposition's initial reluctance to take part or those self proclamation of power it was supported by a consistent and hawkish stance among western leaders over the last 4 months takes us through the power struggle. to leave i swear to formalise soon the duties of the national executive as president of venezuela. that was how it all began a long and put old road to the curious and mayhem venezuela's in today it wants me local politician overnight short into political stardom and with the u.s. on his side it seemed one why don't you simply couldn't lose. i'm mike pence the vice president of the united states the united states supports the courageous decision many more

the united states has imposed sanctions on the son of venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, for his in what it called his father's "illegitimate regime". the us treasury department said that nicolas maduro guerra was helping his father suppress the venezuelan people. france's highest court has given a final ruling that doctors can stop feeding a man who has been in a persistent vegetative state since a road accident nearly 11 years ago. the case of quadriplegic vincent lamber has been at the centre of the right—to—die debate in france. president trump and china's xi jinping will be meeting injust a few hours‘ time at the g20 summit injapan. the two countries are of course currently locked in a bitter trade dispute. the us tightened restrictions on chinese telecom company huawei and several other chinese tech firms. beijing responded angrily with threats of its own trade ban — and has increased scrutiny on american firms operating in china. 0urjapan correspondent, rupert wingfield—hayes is at the summit in osaka. i suppose of any meeting is going to define the summit it is this one.

official the secretary general of the organization promised to continue pushing for president nicolas maduro to step down. we must continue to work on applying increasing pressure and this meeting is part of that increasing pressure. but a number of countries protested the decision by the oas to receive representatives of business way less political position after the government of nicolas maduro withdrew from the group earlier this year because of a good way took it a step forward abandoning the general assembly altogether. but i thought here in the prepared we phased in over the last couple of years we've seen an internal dynamic taking place inside the oas that we can't embrace that undermines erode to us institutionally the simmering divisions in the region on how to move forward when it's well or have now clearly come to the surface and they're showing after months of protest crippling american sanctions and then attempt and an uprising in venezuela that have failed to provoke ridging change in the country. what all members do agree on is the magnitude of the crisis a report presented h

support of venezuelan opposition leader why does truth has led several failed attempts to oust nicolas maduro from palo. alto welcome you watching r.t. international this tuesday morning we're just going to call in. our top story it is the 2nd day if the u.s. presence 3 day state visit to the united kingdom on monday night with the royal family buckingham palace with protesters gathering outside. act out. of it. now while the 1st day there was ceremonial the 2nd one is planned for work the u.s. president is the co-host with prime minister to resume a business break this meeting with senior u.k. and u.s. business leaders from peru also hold talks with the outgoing prime minister in 10 downing street and in the evening he and the 1st lady will host a dinner at the official residence of the u.s. ambassador to the u.k. prince charles and the duchess of cornwall will be among the guests there where thousands of protesters are expected to gather on the streets of london to show their disapproval of trump a baby trump balloon which made headlines showing trump's u.k. visit last year is expected to a

venezuela's president says he will take recommendations from the un human rights chief seriously nicolas maduro made the pledge after meeting michelle bachelet who is wrapping up a 3 day visit earlier she met opposition leader why does but she lay who is the former president of chile says she'll be leaving to members of a team behind to monitor the monitor the worsening humanitarian crisis there. you can count on me dr michelle blushingly as president of the republic head of state and head of government to take seriously your suggestions your recommendations and your proposals so that in venezuela human rights system even deeper prevails. hundreds of venezuelans have rallied to demand respect for human rights and economic crisis has crippled the country with widespread shortages of food and medicine more before 1000000 venezuelans i've left the country since 2015 . i feel gunson is with the international crisis group and a senior analyst for the end the region he says people hope but chalets visit will lead to a more lasting un presence one of the main hopes is regarded as regards what will com