president nicolas maduro insists venezuela can recover.n an exclusivity view with erik schatzker this week in caracas, maduro laid out his plan for oil production and they come back. -- a comeback. president maduro: venezuela can achieve up to 5 million barrels of production. we have the infrastructure. whatwe need is the investment . they don't lend us a single dollar in any bank to invest in oil. they don't lend money to any private venezuelan company to invest in oil. that is a substantial investment. furthermore, an absolute blockade was imposed on us for the sale of venezuelan oil. we lasted 14 months without being able to sell a single drop of oil, 14 months. now, we are reconstructing the investment, we are recovering the wells. we are recovering production and we are recovering the international commerce, in the middle of serious sanctions, because we don't have to forget. because it is very easy to say in the news, venezuela, the country that has the largest oil reserve in the world. we used to produce 3 million barrels. now produ

the idea is nicolas maduro would like to see relationships normalize with united states, the harsh sanctions lifted. take a listen to what he had to saypres. maduro: very cruel and have damaged the venezuelan economy and society. the politics donald trump installed our extremist politics , irrational, right? that caused a complete rupture between united states and venezuela. president joe biden has arrived, making a proposal to the world. his first speech, on january 20. he said we do not have to demonize anybody in politics. i would say to president joe biden to stop from the white house and the department of state the demonization of venezuela, the demonization of the bowl variant revolution -- of the bolivarian revolution at the demonization of nicolas maduro. hopefully we can find paths of respect, mutual benefit, and paths that allow us to normalize relations between united states and venezuela. erik: have you seen any signals that suggest joe biden has a different posture? especially as it concerns venezuela? pres. maduro: do you want me to be sincere? very sincere. there has not been

el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro puso en marcha una de las campaÑas de vacunaciÓn mÁs lenta de la regiÓnmayamos. patricia: las autoridades dicen que esperan vacunar al 70% de los 28 millones de venezolanos a fin de aÑo, aunque se desconoce el detalle del plan de vacunaciÓn. hablemos ahora de deportes porque este sÁbado por univisiÓn y "tudn"tres partidos de la euro 2021 . cales enfrenta a suiza. dinamarca contra finlandesa y bÉlgica versus rusia. eso serÁ en vivo y gratis por prende tv. asÍ que no se los pierda. vamos de nuevo a la pausa. al volver una joven madre con un bebÉ en brazos demuestra por quÉ las mujeres somos buenas haciendo varias cosas a la vez. >> la frustraciÓn y el desencanto de muchos beneficiarios del te tps afectados. los hijos de tipo guzmÁn estÁn corroyendo escolas en lugares necesitados. hay quienes creen que esa generosidad tiene un precio. tambiÉn se extiende la fe en jesÚs. el ladrÓn bondadoso. sus seguidores le atribuyen supuestos milagros y lo llaman " santos ". lo llevamos al taller donde se crean los sueÑos y fantasÍas del real e.t. quiÉn es la mÁs patricia:

and if president nicolas to maduro -- and of president nicolas maduro, to create real negotiations, toize relations between the two countries. in terms of a win-win, which is what we aspire to. a win-win as possible. -- we have already shown that. they know it in the financial sector. the bondholders with whom we had an impeccable relationship with. they know it is impossible to invest in venezuela and win-win, as long as this whole persecution and sanctions are not there. the oil sector knows it, who has invested in venezuela and maintains investments in venezuela. we can advance much more. the cultural sector knows it. the social sector. the political sectors know it. haidi: that was the present -- the venezuelan president nicolas maduro speaking slow civilly. -- speaking exclusively. let's get you the first word with vonnie quinn. vonnie: latest talks to the iran nuclear deal has ended without agreement. the adjournment came a day after a hard-line cleric won the iran presidential election, a change that could further complicate the negotiations. republican senator lindsey graham sa

the oil industry has collapsed due to sanctions on president nicolas maduro's regime. ro insists the industry can recover. he spoke to bloomberg's erik schatzker this week. pres. maduro: venezuela can achieve up to 5 million barrels of production. we have the infrastructure. what we need is the investment. we have been pursued. they do not lend as a single dollar to invest in oil. they do not lend money to any private venezuelan company. that is substantial investment. furthermore, an absolute blockade was imposed on us for the sale of venezuelan oil. we lasted 14 months without being able to sell a single drop of oil. 14 months. now we are reconstructing the investment. we were covering the production -- we are recovering the production and the national commerce in the middle of serious sanctions. because we do not have to forget , because it is very easy to say in the news, venezuela, the country who had the largest oil reserve in the world, who used to produce 3 million barrels, now produces 500,000. it is maduro's fault, maduro is perverse, dictator. it is very easy

fÉlix: el gobernante venezolano nicolÁs maduro exigiÓ al presidente joe biden que ordene la liberaciÓn vacunas. nicolÁs maduro: robo criminal, acciones criminales de los estados unidos de norteamÉrica contra venezuela, cuatro aÑos de solidaridad. fÉlix: afirma que venezuela con sacrificio logrÓ pagar la cuota de 120.000.000 $ que corresponden para que esta naciÓn tenga acceso al lote de vacuna mediante covax. paulina: previo al inicio de la copa amÉrica en brasil es el covid, quien puso afuera del lugar a las elecciones de venezuela y bolivia con varios contagios, en el caso de la vino tinto jugadores aislados en brasilia donde van a jugar el partido inaugural maÑana frente al anfitriÓn brasil. hablÓ monsalvo nos informa en vivo los detalles y lo que hacen las autoridades para evitar contagios entre participantes. pablo: a menos de 24 horas del inicio de el campeonato mÁs antiguo del mundo, cinco jugadores de venezuela dieron positivo de coronavirus y permanecen aislados en el hotel, la selecciÓn caribeÑa debe inaugurar la copa amÉrica maÑana contra los anfitriones brasil, aquÍ en la c

president nicolas maduro has seen his country crushed by sanctions.rg's erik schatzker and ask what changes in policy he would be willing to make in exchange for relief from the sanctions. >> i believe that the sanctions are immoral. that is the first thing. they are cruel, very cruel for a country. i think that at a roundtable of conversation, even if it is private, the united states of america, the biden administration should accept it as such, should see it as such, and the sanctions are transformed as the human rights organization says. the special report of that came to venezuela for the matter of the sanctions. the sanctions are transformed into a great violation of the human rights of venezuelan men and women. not only is any cruel mechanism that causes suffering to the people, but it is also a failed mechanism. failed, because all of the sanctions in an extremist and irrational manner where applied by the trump government against venezuela, for a change of regime, and they didn't achieve it. nor are they going to achieve it. so the sanctions s

the biden administration rejected nicolas maduro's call for sanctions. a u.s.n said the ventas within leader needs to do more -- venezuelan leader needs to do more to restore democracy. he says he wants to work with the biden administration. he spoke exclusively to bloomberg's erik schatzker. >> we always have to remember, erik, that we faced four years of the trump administration, which were four years of direct aggression, of cruel sanctions, very cruel, and damage to the venezuelan economy and society. the politics that donald trump installed and left his legacy against venezuela or extremist politics, irrational right? that caused a complete rupture between the united states and venezuela. president joe biden has arrived, making a proposal to the world. his first speech on january 20, he said we don't have to demonize anyone in politics. i would say to president joe biden to stop, from the white house, from the department of state, the demonization of venezuela, the demonization of the bull of arion revolution, the demonization of nicolas maduro, and that h

rishaad: venezuelan president nicolas maduro speaking exclusively with bloomberg.bond market treasuries rallying the 10 year yield all he is nine basis points the yield at the moment 1.37% currently. also the thirty-year longer and of the curve, below that 1.97% for the u.s. thirty-year. and showing you what is going on against the backdrop of japan, where we have seen that nikkei 225 4% lower. we will have a look at all of that and what is driving these things as bond prices keep going up and yelled keep getting crushed y -- and yields keep getting crushed, this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: india's confirm coronavirus cases are closing in on 30 million with 380,000 reported deaths. a medical official is now warning india may be hit by a third wave of cases, sooner than predicted. a reporter joins us. sans jake, give us the details of the third wave warning? >> that is right. the all india institute of medical science has told us a third wave could come as early as 6-8 weeks time in india. largely because people are ignoring guidelines of covid protocol. and infection

washington y bruselas para buscar apoyo y consultar sobre las posiciones hacia un levantamiento con nicolÁs maduropÉrez arranca maÑana desde la cuarta posiciÓn en el premio de francia. los detalles los tiene guadalupe flores. guadalupe: esto saludarlos. —— quÉ gusto saludarlos. hay actividad en el estadio del inter de miami. con esta solitaria anotaciÓn united ganÓ 1 — 0. new york city fc y revoluciÓn se encontraban. 3 — 2 new england se mantiene como lÍder de la conferencia. este domingo sigue la acciÓn en la copa amÉrica, se encuentra venezuela contra ecuador y colombia contra perÚ por unimÁs y tudn. la escuderÍa red bullde fÓrmula uno quiere llevarse el premio de francia. luis hamilton le sigue en el segundo puesto, mientras que el mexicano sergio pÉrez inicia en la cuarta posiciÓn. la parrilla de salida quedÓ lista para el gran premio del domingo en francia. esto fue lo mÁs destacado hasta este momento en los deportes. fÉlix: al regresar las imÁgenes de la celebraciÓn del primer dÍa como fiesta nacional de emancipaciÓn en los estados unidos. fÉlix: desfiles, vÍas de campo y lecciones de histor

lisa: the conversation with nicolas maduro of venezuela with our own erik schatzker, an exclusive aso caracas to discuss sanctions and the path forward for an economy that has been absolutely decimated not only by sanctions, but by some of the policies front and center in terms of oil revenues, where they go, and the distribution of funds throughout the country. yes, that was a prior drinking game. there's a question of the msci emerging markets foreign-currency index. the idea that a lot of these areas, as we look to the fed to possibly tighten rates, it sort of a question of how much that could forestall the develop at we have seen in the emerging-market complex. romaine: this is a fantastic interview, but to address some of the things maduro was talking about, we are talking about basically what has now been u.s. policy under a fourth president here, and there's concerns, certainly valid, you have to ask what the u.s. would get in return for easing though sanctions. lisa: we just talked about the exit us of people from venezuela to other places as they struggle to get enough to ea

ademÁs recibiÓ el respaldo de nicolÁs maduro, conversÓ con el ex presidente uruguayo, pepe mujica.s el primer aviÓn cargado de vacunas contra cual el covid para paÍses que lo necesitan un curgencia. — ungercia. es parte de un plan para combatir y compartir vacunas con naciones de amÉrica latina, asia y África. vemos cÓmo funcionarÁ el plan. janet: estados unidos donarÁ 80.000.000 de vacunas a paÍses necesitados antes de que termine el mes de junio. [habla en inglÉs] >> queremos salvar vidas y detener variantes que nos pongan riesgo. janet: dijo el asesor de seguridad nacional. el destino de 25.000.000 de las dosis ya estÁ decidido. la mayorÍa se donarÁ por una iniciativa global para el acceso a la vacuna. 6.000.000 a paÍses en latinoamerica y el caribe. como naciones azotadas por el virus como brasil y colombia. venezuela no estÁ en la lispa — lista. >> es un buen inicio, pero son pocas dosis para lo que es la demanda en la regiÓn. tambiÉn considerando que amÉrica latina fue una regiÓn mÁs impactada por la pandemia. janet: estados unidos tiene suficientes vacunas para toda su pobla

despite america's best effort to get rid of disputed leader nicolas maduro, he is still around and so demise and desperation and venezuela continues socialist president nicolas maduro a once time bus driver is in power and reelected three years ago and widely regarded a fraudulent election. opposition leader juan guaido continues to be de facto president recognized by the united states and more than 50 other nations as the real president. this protest international appeal with the nation's powerful military to drop their loyalty to the government and the trump administration pressed maduro to step aside which didn't happen. >> tierney will be smashed and broken. >> if an organized crime state. >> former u.s. ambassador to u.s. minutes we let the once oil-rich south american nation hypocrisy and run. still, to get inside grocery stores long lines and a nationwide food shortage and government and total mismanagement. and also a shortage of medicines. people wait for hours to get a covid vaccine. fox correspondent showed on live tv, most of the legal migrants across the rio grande last m

. >>> en venezuela bajo el gobierno de nicolás maduro la escasez abunda y otros dejaron países vecinosn asilo permanente en estados unidos. >>> mientras tanto la casa blanca libra una batalla intensa sobre el tema de inmigración. >>> el gobernador amenazó con revocar la licencia a todo albergue, continué pagando a niños migrantes después del 31 de agosto, algo que algunos consideran cuerpo que dejaría más de 4500 niños menores desamparados, pero con el que otros están de acuerdo. >>> la ley dice que el gobierno federal maneja inmigración, no al estado, esto es una movida para forzar gobierno de los estados unidos que se ponga lo que está pasando ahí. >>> texas es uno de los estados que se ha propuesto ayudar al gobierno a bregar inmigrantes, en donde serrano, telemundo. >>> por quinto día consecutivo los socorristas de miami continúan buscando sobrevivientes entre el edificio colapsado en florida, tenemos los detalles de momentos. >>> y algunas familias que todavía no saben si podrán recibir el crédito tributario por hijo, le cuento porque. >>> 5:00 de la tarde con 9 minutos feliz inic

today i'm talking to nicolas maduro, president of venezuela. a controversial figure and presides over a government many countries consider undemocratic and illegitimate. for four years the trump administration tried to topple him, imposing a series of increasingly brutal sanctions. he is still in power, but the venezuelan economy has been crushed, and he is desperate for a way out of this stalemate. >> i

nicolÁs maduro se queja porque esa naciÓn no figura en el grupo que va a recibir estas dosis.ese dilema de alguien que de la primera generaciÓn latinoamericana nacida en new york igual como yo, pero de padres hispanos que han sacrificado mucho para que ella, quizÁs, logre un sueÑo muy grande. entonces, ella siente que ese nivel de responsabilidad lo tengo presente todos los dÍas. a veces, se siente como presiÓn. otras veces como responsabilidad. tambiÉn como oportunidad para representar lo bello que es tener padres latinos y salir para delante. [habla en inglÉs] raÚl: melissa barrera que hace el papel de vanessa. estÁ lista para irse del barrio y convertirse en una gran diseÑadora de ropa nos explicÓ todo lo que ensayÓ para lucir como toda una estrella del baile. melissa: en estos 10 semanas de ensayo fue mucho baile. yo la verdad no sÉ bailar muy bien salsa. tenÍa la presiÓn de que tenÍa que hacerlo bien. vanessa, en teorÍa, en la historia es un personaje que sabe bailar muy bien. entonces, fueron muchas horas, mucho estrÉs, pero estoy muy orgullosa de lo que logramos. raÚl:

the cultural sector knows it, the social sector, the political sectors know it. >> that was nicolas maduropeaking with erik schatzker. westlake is to buy with american buildings product business. they propose the transaction and it has been approved by the boards on both companies. it is expected to close in the second half of 2021. we have been releasing that divestiture of the american business as being part of the turnaround strategic review and this sale has been expected. we are now getting confirmation of that. the acquisition will double westlake's building products business to add to those brands as well as broadening its footprint in the north american housing market. more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: the japanese government is allowing its biggest corporate brand names like toyota, softbank to administer vaccine shots to their own employees within office premises. for more on this, we are joined by sophie. how big a difference will this make? >> this program is definitely a shot in the arm, if you will, for japan's vaccine rollout, which has been criticized, but it has pi

president biden's administration has rejected venezuelan leader nicolas maduro's call for relief froms, saying he needs to do more to work towards restoring democracy. venezuela was a target of crippling american sanctions under former president trump. maduro reached out to buy it in a bloomberg interview last week, coming on him to lift sanctions and normalize relations. national security advisor jake sullivan says the u.s. is working on additional sanctions against russia for the poisoning of opposition leader alexei navalny. president biden said he raised navalny's case with russian president vladimir putin and made it clear that russia would face devastating consequences if navalny died in prison. iran's president-elect says he will not negotiate over tehran's ballistic missile program or support of regional militias. hardline cleric ebrahim raisi also said he would not be with president biden. negotiations have been taking place to try to limit iran's nuclear program. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts

and president biden's administration has rejected venezuelan leader nicolas maduro's call for reliefrom u.s. sanctions, saying he needs to do more to restore democracy. maduro reached out to biden in a bloomberg interview last week, calling on him to lift sanctions and normalize relations. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> what is more surprising is the degree to which the fed is linking themselves to realize inflation data that they themselves are suggesting will be transitory. to me this isn't really a change in their monetary policy strategy or reaction function. this is actually execution of that strategy to focus on realized data at the expense of forecasted that i -- forecasted data. tom: matthew hornbach there. red on the screen earlier when kailey leinz entered the door. we have seen a very nice advance. what is the why for the green on the screen we have? kailey: i don't know. it started with the european open, down on the stox

he said sanctions aimed at forcing president nicolas maduro from power instead pushed millions of people into poverty and hunger, while denying them healthcare and other basic services during the pandemic. this is congressmember mcgovern speaking to peace activists in -- earlier this year. >> resulted in needless deaths, people not getting medical supplies that could keep them alive and resulted in food shortages and a lot of suffering. amy: china's military sent 28 war planes to airspace controlled by taiwan on tuesday -- a record number since it began flying sorties off the coast of taiwan on a near-daily basis last year. in response, taiwan scrambled jet fighters, activated missile defense systems, and issued warnings to the chinese pilots. the tensions came a day after president biden successfully pushed nato leaders to declare china to be a security risk for the first time. china has repeatedly warned the u.s. against intervening in taiwan, which china claims as its sovereign territory. china has launched three astronauts on a three-month mission to its new space station in low-eart