this is a big win for the congolese government and east african troops in north cuba province to help combat and 23 fighters rebels to control of the areas largest military base in october, regional forces have been negotiating with the fighters to withdraw. we are showing our goodwill, giving hunting over he bloomberg, then hunting over, remarkable, but will never continue to be observed. while all of these are taking place. we will react a new year, giving a lust earning to the government. the coalition continuing to prosecute our people and violating the process. fighting is fierce in some parts. government forces and the rebels have accused each other of starting the latest flare up in my c. c territory, an area rich in minerals. there was a big the rebel say they want to talk with a government, but kinshasa is reluctant to engage. it accuses rhonda of supporting m $23.00. king galli denies that notion is not about trusting, then the question process of an easy process. and that we know the things must be very tough in the ground, but we strong believe that at the end of the day,

you know, look how difficult it's been for countries like north korea, cuba, iran who've been under sanctions, regimes for decades. you know, without much relief and how hard it was for them, particularly in that period after the collapse of the soviet union. so this kind of expansion of the aggressiveness and, and, and kind of rampant looting of the globe, of the imperialist after the collapse of the soviet union. you know, it lasted a certain amount of time, but it couldn't last, ever, it hasn't lasted forever. and now we're seeing the rise of the independent world. and world countries are finding is the key to their independence is getting together. the only way you can stand up against the power of the u. s. it's an, it's army is, you know, it's economy. is it, it allies is to stand together and that's the attraction now of the, of blocks like the bricks of s c o that they're offering the ability to trade in atlanta. but they, taking away this dynamic of serve and, and master. in arthur, it's a, it's, it's very interesting. we had the german chancellor a couple new cycles ago saying that

they said i putting out from lumina ruben bart gobeel, which is a few 100 kilometers north of cuba, where the group announced withdrawal last month. congo has accused ro, i know backing m 23 fighters. ronda has denied all involvement in the m 20 three's resurgence, but the accusations have led to a major diplomatic crisis in the region. a conflict as horse thousands of people from their homes are chic maria. co. twin bay is a government spokesperson for the democratic republic of congo. he says, ruined or is key to ensuring peace. in the d. r. c. read or print, made by states following the november movements stop, even if it's not really worth your planning because it's trick sometimes by piecing that choice and respecting what we agree on make. we're gonna make it over and we will go back to the shepherd shot. where is it more orderly, what the commander at the end of the meeting or the process is to transfer process. and we know you must be very active, big rounds, but we strong believe that it gender. why not? because he's the one acting beyond 23. we've seen that in respect for me, ma

and they say they're putting out from women garbo, which is a few 100 kilometers north of cuba, where the group pronounced a withdraw last month y'all, congo is accused rwanda backing m $23.00 fighters. random denied all involvement in m. 20 trees resurgence. but the accusations have led to a major diplomatic crisis in the region. the conflict, as for thousands of people from their homes. patrick maria contemporary is a government specs person for the democratic republic of congo. he says rwanda is key to ensure in peace in the d. r. c. read or a framework made by the states following the baton november movement stop even the it's not really what your plan is because it's trick some times. but you're seeing that that child respecting was following the recommendation made by old united or countries nations united states, french or spanish, or germany, or this country being run on it as asking them respect would the i read online the process, it beats back in the town but i don't believe that to be done. that's the only way we can avoid using forces. so come this half hour of bolivia is

just wow, in general josé fuster was not born in a harbor at all, but in a small town on the north coast of cubaut it is here in the capital in one of the poorest fishing areas when you are. he created his so-called fusterland, a country of creativity, and inspiration did not want us to see her art become more in all meanings, and then i asked my neighbors for permission. and they gladly agreed. for example, i decorated my neighbor’s house, opposite and above the door i laid out princess diana with mosaics. all because the name of her daughter diana and at home the girl was affectionately called the princess, when i started all this when the princess was 7 years old, and now she is already over 30. well, there is a neighbor on the right, a teacher of chinese and japanese. well, i thought, why not write, love and happiness were broken by her door in japanese and chinese. here it's true. look, here the rooster meets all the guests. this corner is dedicated to the chilean poet, pablo nerudi, and up there , upstairs, a kind of ali with images of saints. and here, on the second floor, i depicted rome

having come to power in north korea, iran, cuba, venezuela, african countries, nicaragua and legs, otherse have not even started the war yet, yes, and more another illusion. here they are, here is one newspaper of theirs, erupted expert. as they say, the t-14 will not be used in our country, like, they appeared, they broke down and there will be no more of them. i want to disappoint them. they pass now preparing the southern military district. and when they appear, they will appear, and so on, we are waiting for your guests, who did not defeat tanks there. no, the worker watched everything, filmed the shooting, showed how it looked. i saw how they work in a group, how they move how fast the tank is in a fantastic technical condition, but ideally these machines that i saw do not need to fuss, then you should not appear in the place where it is less bad. they live applied not in the head field by themselves interactions of species troops, other weapons and interaction there is a karkakult, which the next deity itself pressed the leopard, but that's all it is. you understand, this is some ki

they say that pulling out of room and gaba, which was a few 100 kilometers north of cuba, where the group announced a withdrawal last month. the congo was accused rwanda backing m 23 fighters. rwanda has denied all involvement in the m 23 resurgence. the accusations of lead to a major diplomatic crisis in the region. the conflict as for thousands of people from their homes or him 23 is one of more than 100 armed groups based in eastern congo. it emerged more than a decade ago when fight has seized the city of goma on the border with random. they say they're defending the interests of the ethnic, trixie minority. in 2013, the company's army and un backed forces defeated the m 23, and its fighters fled to rwanda and uganda. and 23 splintered into several factions . but only this year, 2 of them united to launch the latest offensive. patrick maria contemporary is a government spokesman for the democratic republic of congo. he says rwanda is key to ensuring piece in the d. r. c. read or framework made by interstate following the passionate member movement stop even if it's not really what you

okay, that in our diplomacy worked for us to lift the sanctions of north korea, probably from cuba withtries for which the fight against america is not an empty phrase fired such a military-political bloc. so that the people around there were afraid to breathe, i completely agree. and i talked to these diplomats. now, after the reduction of the embassy in america in great britain, a huge number have been released in europe, well, diplomats who have returned to russia are being collected for potatoes. china for potatoes for potatoes, and we must follow exactly, uh, the system of shuttle diplomacy is not enough for the most trained diplomats send. so are ours. eh, state leaders should make more and more business trips to these good countries. in my opinion, and again, we appeal to the guys who tomorrow will gather in ramsteins. i want to remember one famous. i think they decided to fuck. so to speak time. tell us to hit everyone with one blow. we will have time to say this to one well-known american intelligence officer. byrne there. he wrote very serious memoirs, he headed the american r

from venezuela to the soviet union, from fidel castro in cuba, to kim john eun in north carolina, every attempt to build a socialist or communist society has only led to ruin. socialism is a tyranny that we can no longer afford to ignore. as this administration continues to pick winners and losers in our economy, and as president biden continues to cancel debt for liberal elites on the backs of working americans. it's time for us to clearly state that socialist policies have no place in our democracy. it is time for our country to return to the ideals of our founding fathers. our country was built on the belief that we are all created with unalienable rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. these rights can only be fulfilled if we live in a nation, a nation that is truly free. we must condemn socialism in all of its forms. it was president reagan who once said, freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. we didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. it must be fought for and protected. we cannot afford to let our country be governed by socialist po

her residents from foreign adversaries by banning government contracts with china, iran, north korea, russia, cubaovernor kristi noem joins us now. governor, tell us about this executive order and why you did it. >> well, these are evil governments that hate united states of america, and i want to make sure that south dakotams are protected from doing any kind of business with them in telecommunications or state contracts, and we're bringing legislation that will prevent china from buying ag land in south dakota too. we saw the communist party try to buy up assets in other states, and that's not gone that happen here in south dakota -- gonna happen. rachel: why are the chinese trying to buy up american farmland? >> they've been doing this for years, rachel, they've been buying up our food supply chainful we've talked about the national security threats, their stealing of our ip, manipulating currency, but they've also been buying up our food processing systems, our manufacturing plants, our chemical and fertilizer companies, now they're buying up our land. they want to control us, and there's 40 m

extended periods of time in a location as diverse and varied as quebec in nova scotia in the north and florida cuba in the south. across vast rain, they produced all military campaigns and a momentous skirmishes and military counters. some never saw battle, they spent their entire time in north america somewhere in garrison. thousands died of disease, were killed in battle, or were captured by the enemy over the course of the war, a growing number also deserted. i put up this map here from west point military academy, which has a great collection of maps like this just to remind you of the sort of major campaigns. the red are the british campaigns. as i mentioned, the germans took part in all of them. i should point out that they did not take part in the great lakes region. they did not go into florida. they did, however, take part in a couple of campaigns that are not highlighted here. namely the occupation of newport, rhode island and sailing all the way to pensacola and then fighting the spanish and the number of courts along the mississippi river. they would also troops up in nova scotia, which

well, at the us congress to fight china, the first thing the republicans did when north korea came to power , iran, cubaan countries did not have a ship, legs, legs, others, this is the defeat of russia, so even we have not even started the war yet , yes, and another illusion. here they are, here is one rag of theirs, erupted expertly. as the opinion says, we t-14 will not be used, like, they appeared, broke down and will not be anymore. i want to disappoint them. they are now undergoing training for the southern military district. and when they appear, they will appear when necessary, we are waiting for the tanks. no, the worker watched everything, filmed the shooting, showed how it looked. i saw how they work in a group, how they move how fast the tank moves fantastic technical condition, but the ideal of these machines that i saw no need to fuss, then they will not appear in the place where you least expect for it bad. yes, they live to be used not in the head of the field by themselves, by the types of troops of other weapons and the interaction there of the cargo cult, which the next deity itself p

about privileges when we refer to the west to the democrats with once we go to the north western countries. so as to say, cuba, nobody talks about the privileges in cuba, nobody talks about the gap between the people in power and the people in the normal people, poverty. so i think there is a general speech to condemn these countries like peru that has done in a very intense job for the last 30 years to diminish poverty. and he has succeeded and who has succeeded when it doesn't have succeeded in a swedish standard. but it has the minish extreme poverty very much. and of course, the last 10 years were governments of the left that were away from intronas real attitudes, the last 10 years where governments that were more state oriented than market oriented. and then you have the conclusion that the last 10 years poverty has increased. so it's a now the blue out of there was a former left piece companion with castillo, now that castillo was taken out of power. she's a tact, i said power left woman, but she was like one month ago from the left, so they want to capture the power again. i don't think that this long

in north korea and iran, venezuela and cuba authoritarian regimes all around the world are pointing to what is going on in the house of representatives and saying look at the messiness of democracy, look at how it doesn't work, how it cannot function in an contrast to their authoritarian regimes. a couple quotes from chinese state media, the events are chaotic, phenomena of spread and aggravation of disease in the u.s. political system. what happened in the highest hall of u.s. democracy is not a farce but a political thriller with huge destructiveness in a wide-ranging and far-reaching impact, faced with the political chaos in the u.s. whether the probe -- political class -- and the internal conflicts and contradictions of one of the major political parties contaminate the entire system. i think my colleagues would join me in that this is unacceptable. some points have been made, concessions have been made and now it is time to move on, move forward and govern the way the american people elected us to do. i will hand off to one of our newest colleagues, former navy seal representative

i stay with what's happening right now versus what's happening in cuba, nicaragua, china, north korea. why don't we look at a positive angle? i think there is another angle to the story. >> but no one's actually trying to vote for what's happening in china or cuba or nicaragua. we're just trying to get a vote done on the speaker of the house. >> of course. and i agree with you. and i would like to get that done by tomorrow morning, and i know that is not happening. but it doesn't matter. it's part of democracy. >> sure. >> this happened in 1855. it took three months for a speaker to show up. i know i would like this to be happening tomorrow morning, but i think we should look at the story from another angle. it's messy. it's bad. it's uncomfortable. we don't like it. and obviously we want to get to business. but it's democracy. and sometimes it's not perfect. but, you know, the alternative is unthinkable. >> jake tapper had said earlier that a republican congressional source told him there was -- tonight to put steve scalise's name into nomination. the congress adjourned instead. do y

in north korea, in iran, in venezuela, in cuba, authoritarian regimes all over the world are pointing to what's going on in the house of representatives and saying, look at the messiness of democracy, look at how it doesn't work, how it can't function. and in contrast to their authoritarian regimes. and just a couple of quotes from chinese state media, from the global times, the events are chaotic, phenomena of spread and aggravation of the disease of the u.s. political system. what happened in the highest halls of u.s. democracy is not a simple farce but a political thriller with huge destructiveness and a wide-ranging and far-reaching impact. faced with the political chaos in the u.s., there's a sharp question whether the political class of the country is able to govern. and whether the internal conflicts and contradictions of one of the major political parties contaminates the entire system. i think my colleagues would join me in that this is unacceptable. some points have been made, concessions have been made, and now it's time to move on, to move forward, and to govern as the --

states and for cuba, north korea, which was punished 17 years ago with international sanctions for nucleargh it, the dprk sells weapons to african countries through the account of neighboring china, and also trades in coal that has been debargoed. another illegal source of income for north koreans, cybercrime , according to analysts, in 2021 alone , local hackers stole $ 400 million from crypto exchanges and investment companies pyongyang not only steals other people's bitcoins, but also trying to mine its massive coal reserves give the country access to cheap electricity, if north korea's leadership says it 's not legal they don't care yes, they don't care any sanctions. whether it's the seceded states or the un, they simply perceive it as hostility and the concept of legality has nothing to do with north korea's style of doing business after the islamic revolution in iran in 1979. the us imposed harsh sanctions on the country similar. anti-russian froze assets and investments in the country canceled the supply of any goods, except for vital medicine, banned the export of oil. and this wa

well, and guatemala and mexico and cuba and even north vietnam. they said, no way, we're not going near that. and where is the democrat said the way to appeal to hispanic voters is through immigration. trump said, no, immigration is in the rear view mirror for them. they will insist it can be the 20, 30 or 40 years ago. what they care about is preserving america as a place to which you want to go. there's no other place left for them to go and and not change the hispanic vote completely. and we don't know yet. but the current polling suggests that republicans are going to carry carry, win the latino vote in this coming election, win. and you can imagine how central that is destroying the democrat dreams. they had looked at the population increase rate among latinos and said, hey, we're just going to write this demographic wave into permanent, long term dominance. but trump changed all of that and made the latinos increasingly republican and in favor of our values and in favor of our policies. extraordinary achievement. and then the democratic part

i stay with what's happening right now versus what's happening in cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, china, north. >> right, but that's not -- >> when we look at it from a positive angle? i mean, i think there is another angles of the story. of course, that -- >> but no one's actually trying to vote what's happening in cuba or china or nicaragua, where does trying to get a vote done on the speaker of the house. >> of course, and i agree with you. and i would like to get that done by tomorrow morning. and i know that is not happening. but it does not matter. it's part of democracy. this happened in 1855, and you know, it took three months for a speaker to show up. i know i would like this to be happening tomorrow morning. but i think we should look at the story from another angle. >> okay. >> it's messy, it's bad, it's uncomfortable, i don't like it, and obviously we want to get to business. but it's democracy. >> jake, jake tapper -- >> it's not. perfect but the alternative is not applicable. >> jake tapper said earlier there is a republican rational source that said there is an appetite to put s

hey, you first come to cuba in them koragu, enter the windburg. this is northons that it needs, this is also the whole spectrum of weapons, which let us already tell the ukrainian nazi. and we give anti-colonial forces all over the world it 's not a problem at all that nuclear weapons will soon appear in ukraine. well, how did germany get nuclear weapons, no matter what, yes, american, well, german pilots trained to work with them. and where do you have a guarantee that the americans will not spend the night with you hysterical and will not let ukrainian pilots at bases in poland. and what are we going to do? with this again he says, no, you are officially hammering us, they are hammering on our strategist. this is not a declaration of nuclear war a blow to the ba. to a strategic border builder - is this what they agreed on, from which he did not come out? we owe about it. why don't we answer? why is there a bank there? well, why, well, turn this jar into dust, he can turn weapons into dust. well, why can it be turned into dust with ordinary calibers, can a cal

north korea, iran, venezuela, cuba authoritarian regimes all over the world are pointing to what's goingouse of representatives and saying, look at the messiness of democracy. look how it doesn't work. how it can't function. and in contrast, to their authoritarian regimes. just a couple of quotes from chinese state media, from the global times, the events are chaotic, phenomena of spread and aggravation of the disease of u.s. political systems. what happened in the highest hall of u.s. democracy is not a simple farce but a political thriller with huge destructiveness and wide ranging and far-reaching impact. faced with a political chaos in the u.s., there is a sharp question whether the political class of the country is able to govern. whether the internal conflicts and contradictions of one of the major political parties contaminate the entire system. i think my colleagues would join me in that this is unacceptable. some points have been made, concessions have been made, and now it's time to move on, to move forward, and to govern the way the american people elect us to do. host: back t

to wake up, maybe it's time for us to help the army of north korea, the army of iran, the army of venezuela, the army of nicaragu, the army of cubad arm them with everything that they can threaten the united states mainland directly. that they pumped up ukraine, which prevents us from answering symmetrically. and maybe even tougher. what prevents us from stepping on the interests of the united states everywhere america has its tentacles, spread out a lot where those tentacles. it is quite possible to cut off this way the american media will quote me tomorrow. dmitry, they will quote you. and i'm not alone. uh, the list is sensational. only periodically they extort money for making contributions. so, i, by the way, wanted to ask. and why should we only help the army. well, we should help all people of good will, all people who are fighting for freedom. they just emphasize against racial discrimination of any kind. yes, they must testify most likely in writing. it's best that they don't are terrorists. well send a letter on blank we are not a terrorist. and i think that's absolutely enough. it seems to me that we should generally p

north korea. it is important to note just how many countries chose to abstain from the boat. there were $35.00, including china, india, south africa, pakistan, thailand, cuba, vietnam, armenia. and i'll d area before launching it special military operation ukraine. russia recognize the sovereignty of the nist. a new guns people's republics argue give fails to represent and protect people, leaving their residents up to other regions, voted by wide margins in public referendum to declare independence and joint russia . precedents loving mean putting sign only vacation treaties with the for new russian regions. however, the un general assembly can then put these actions as illegal saying the 4 regions are temporarily occupied because of russia's aggression in violation of a crane stay. rhetorical integrity and sovereignty that you impress are all nations to refuse to recognize the region of. 1 prussia, moscow argue referendums are the only way for the people to exercise their rights and make their own decision on what country they want to be part of and protect himself from their former government. referendums have been use throughout history to make changes

north. authorities of urged people to evacuate. if they live in coastal areas vulnerable to mud slides, the u. s. embassy in cuba has resumed full consular services and visa processing for the 1st time since 2017. it stopped old services after some diplomatic staff suffered an unexplained illness dubbed havana syndrome. and to say, will prioritize permits to reunite cubans with their families. in the u. s. officials, we're hoping the move will curb the flow of migrants heading north, but more than 500 cuban immigrants have come ashore in the florida keys since the weekend is the largest ever migration from the communist island to the us. a federal court in boston sentence, william finger to 3 and a half years in jail and ordered him to pay $10000000.00 in restitution. singer is the mastermind behind the biggest college admissions ford scheme. in the u. s. zambia has increased the number of hours of planned black house as it struggles to source enough power. some areas in the country and neighboring zimbabwe are already facing packets up to 6 hours a day. or 2 lovers and late could. eva, we supplies a hydro elect

cuba in ashgabat are still considering, but there are also enough bilateral projects. moscow and ashgabat are actively working on the development of a transport corridor. northuth - this is the new logistics. the most important and interesting project to build the frame of a new large eurasia for 11 months of 2022 along this corridor through turkmenistan almost 62,000 tons were transported, 220 containers of cargo, this is a connection with iran strange south asia and the persian gulf for comparison for the entire twenty-first year , only 700 tons of cargo were transported; now we really see the formation of new logistics. and this is the foundation. this is how the notorious new world is being formed with new routes, new centers and in all this updated configuration. turkmenistan plays far from the last role we will discuss what is happening with andrei grozin from the cis institute so what is happening now in turkmenistan what does such a reform of the parliament mean in general, and how will relations between father and son be built now uh became. it is known that on march 26 , elections to the parliament, as well as local authorities of all regions and d

of response so far not very heard from moscow and this is not one country north korea myanmar iran eritrea zimbabwe venezuela cuba are so far e results. well, not really, we hear say. so at the moment, but this is not one country, who are you, maybe in the west they are called state pariahs. someone as you like, well, there are regimes that have proved their life incapacity, and they say in russia we see our support, what russia sees in them, but the soviet states are also guided by such decisions. it's all interconnected questions. and they do very well to use only one type of foreign ministry. a lot, but i say again, this is not only a task. mida this is a big political issue. so you talked about education vitaly viktorovich started with this, and these are countries that are tied to education for a lot of uh, let's say relations. uh, in the same angola, the military is here, but almost everyone has already retired, but nevertheless, those who remember how they studied in soviet military academies, they are now studying, but this process needs to be stepped up. it's not only military, if we will compare the sov

cuba making their way to the southern border was front and center at this international summit. but we should mention this is a massively important summit. mexico, canada, the united states. north america is one of the most important trading box in the world. strengthening economic ties, eroding trade was a big pillar of the talks that took place in mexico city. there was a point of contention ahead of the summit writing -- based off the accusation mexico is starting its obligations under the free trade agreement but the leaders focused on areas where there is common ground, more or less ignoring the threats to ban genetically modified corn from the united states, topics that could distract from issues like the ongoing migrant crisis at the border. one thing we did hear more from the bilateral meeting that took place between president biden and president lopez ober door is a policy shift when it comes to migrants from those countries we mentioned. 30,000 migrants that will be accepted by mexico, expelled by the united states after crossing illegally into the united states. the united states will be issuing visas, as many as 30,000 visas every month. the united states announced

s embassy in cuba is resumed, full counsellor services and visa processing for the 1st time since 2017 officials are hoping is going to curb the flow of migrants towards the north. a priority will be placed on permits to re unite cubans with family members in the us, as well as the diversity visa lottery. all services stopped 5 years ago when some diplomatic staff were stricken by an unexplained illness. later dubbed havana syndrome. washington's resuming counselor services at a time was severe. economic downturn has forced the largest ever migration from the kim not communist island to the u. s. hundreds of cuban immigrants have come ashore in the florida keys since the weekend. the 160 kilometer trips made often in rickety boards, but more cubans are still taking the risk and still ahead on knowledge. is it a protest? continue in bolivia, demanding the release of a detained governor from the opposition and campaigning for votes. the big issues facing nigeria is governing party ahead of a general election. ah with hey, there is still tracking that re moving across the middle east for now finding it into the south, south west of iran, where there is likely to b