oas or even the observers of the oas, a good number of european countries, will be potentially good candidates to join this effort and refer the report to the international criminal court, and that will be perhaps a good opportunity to good collective action strategy among the countries. so, thank you. >> well, it's very clear, and -- and the venezuelan crisis is not your typical, if we can say that, latin american crisis. th is different. it's his tore nick a negative way and it requires in some ways a historic and strong response from the international community in my view. i am delighted on behalf of the council of the americas with the depth and timeliness and the sophistication of this conversation. it's been fabulous. would i love to extend it. we simply don't have the time. i hope all of you at some point will come back to the council. my only regret is the that it a takes a humanitarian tragedy to bring such wonderful speakers and analysts to the table this morning. nonetheless, on behalf of the council and all of us as bald, would you please accept our thanks and congratulations and o

this began under the protections of the jcp oa we are now out of it. they are going to pick the u.s. especially if they take aggressive actions in the region. mister chairman, i yelled back. i want to thank all of the witnesses for appearing for us today. they carried will hearing will remain open for two weeks. if there is no further business with that objection. without objection. the subcommittee stands adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] this weekend book tv well had live coverage of the 34th in real print access in chicago. at 11:00 a.m. eastern. with national reviews. in this site suicide of the west. her book robert f kennedy. we crossed a bridge and traveled. voices from syria. and historian roger biles. champion of the race in reform in chicago. with the former president of the aclu. in her book hate. why we shouldis

in honduras and i corruption unit sponsored by or the organization of american states or oas has accused the president's party of stealing stealing nearly twelve million dollars from agricultural programs to reef to finance his reelection campaign and allied campaigns the investigators say the money was diverted through foundations and non-governmental organizations two hundred president current and as his national party and allies in the liberal and broad front parties prosecutors say some of the funds went on to preyed on to pre-pay debit cards that the national party gave to members national party officials now say they will cooperate with investigators but at the end of may mr hernandez's allies mounted a legal effort to declare the oas unit that corruption unit a creation unconstitutional president hernandez held on to power last year after a vote many denounced as fraudulent full results were delayed for over three weeks when early tallies show showed mystery losing after a major protest and the killing unfortunate killing of sixteen demonstrators the oas called the official result

backs up its words with action that it was in a powerful signal to the material regime the oas must stand for. however some in the u.s. believe america's stance on venezuela is still not tough enough artie's only a tranquil comments. could it be that some hawks in washington are having second thoughts on how great their tactic of orchestrating regime change is i've got a couple of quotes from a us magazine for you of course no one wants to see a regression in which military coups to the norm certainly expecting a faction of the military to depose the current regime and restore democracy entails risk did worrying about the risks and side effects of regime change just outweigh the goals set by the folks in d.c. you wish look at what the piece is called elephants in the room it's time for a coup in venezuela this wasn't just from some reporter writing for the magazine the author is a man who advised george w. bush the president behind the of ghana's stand and iraq invasions a few more revolutions took place while he was sitting pretty in the oval office yup and apart from the couple of

we call on the oas they should still do this today as the small round of applause died the venezuelan delegation insisted the u.s. was breaching the rules of the organization it was calling to action you do not have the moral authority of any kind of trying to undermine our government and we see that in the articles articles nineteen to twenty of this charter you are violating the oas charter the un charter and what are you seeking cause to suspend venezuela from the or yes or virtually redundant venezuela itself has said it's going to leave the organization and that two year process will end in next year but it's clear that while venezuela says it won't take any part in the formal gathering here in washington it won't allow what it. seems to be a tax to go unanswered. because madugalle won a new six year term as venezuela's president last month in an election which was widely criticized internationally but the u.s. position in venezuela is a big challenge to the yes latin caribbean nations have always been reluctant to act against the country it regards as a long term friend and ally

we call on the oas nations to do this today as the small round of applause died the venezuelan delegation insisted the u.s. was breaching the rules of the organization it was calling to action you do not have the moral authority of any kind of trying to undermine our government and we see that in the articles articles nineteen to twenty of this charter you are violating the oas charter the un charter and what are you seeking. cause to suspend venezuela from the or us are virtually redundant venezuela itself has said it's going to leave the organization and that two year process will end in next year but it's clear that while venezuela says it won't take any part in the formal gathering here in washington it won't allow what it perceives to be attacks to go unanswered . because we do know one a new six year term as venezuela's president last month in an election which was widely criticized internationally but the u.s. position in venezuela is a big challenge to the us latin caribbean nations have always been reluctant to give the country it regards as a long term friend an ally but there i

sancionado a 7 restaurantes por más de 10 millones de dólares por violacio nes de robo de sueldo afectand oadores pal oalto san francisco. las acciones e mitidas suman más de 5.16 millones de dólares y afectan a 133 trabajadores fue sancionada por más de 4.96 millones de dólares por falta de pago la investigación descubrió que trabajaban más de 55 horas por semanas y no incluía horas extras se les debe mas de 1.4 además de incluir legalmente las propinas como el salario mínimo por hora investigadores inspeccionando la cadena de restaurantes birmanas descubrió que trabajaban más de 10 horas extra sin pago no fueron pagados la hora extra diaria requerida cuand osu empleador le asignaba trabajar un turno separado deberán pagar los salarios impagos, primas y daños cuando a los trabajadores se les paga menos del mínimo tienen derecho a daños liquidados que es la cantidad de sueldo pue pr queja >> el robo de sueldo es un crimen si tiene quehjas llame al número en pantalla telemundo 48 responde .>> a más de un aoñ de las devastadores inundaciones en san josé residentes dicen que no enxcuentran cómo

we call on the oas they should still do this today as the small round of applause died the venezuelan delegation insisted the u.s. was breaching the rules of the organization it was calling to action you do not have the moral authority of any kind of trying to undermine our government and we see that in the articles articles nineteen to twenty of this charter you are violating the charter the un charter and what are you seeking cause to suspend venezuela from the or yes or virtually redundant venezuela itself has said it's going to leave the organization.

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undergoing an attack by criminal groups america's new secretary of state mike pompeo was addressing the oasfor the first time revisiting what he sees is an old problem is demanding greater sanctions against venezuela and as president nicolas maduro a call on fellow member states to apply additional pressure on the media regime including sanctions and further diplomatic isolation until such time as a hundred takes the actions necessary to return genuine democracy and provide people desperately needed access to international humanitarian aid. we call on the oas they just to do this today as the small round of applause died the venezuelan delegation insisted the u.s. was breaching the rules of the organization it was calling to action you do not have the moral authority of any kind of trying to undermine our government and we see that in the articles articles nineteen to twenty of this charter you are violating the oas charter the un charter and what are you seeking. calls to suspend venezuela from the lawyers are virtually redundant venezuela itself has said it's going to leave the organizati

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the oas money you want to reallocate it. but you're ignoring the crisis. okay?all due respect. you're ignoring -- you asked him to give you a solution. he gave you a damn good one that already exists. but you guys knew about that solution but you ignored it. why? it doesn't meet the mandate. you wanted to show that you are harsh and you will punish the people who come across. you just didn't prepare for your own success. you didn't prepare with all these people and all these kids and how angry people would get when they started hearing those kids crying. and that's why trump caved. own it. >> listen, i will agree, chris. that when you enforce the law that no one has done to date -- >> it's how you enforce it. >> chris, when you enforce the law. you can either choose to take people who cross the border illegally and prosecute them or not. there's catch and release or there's not. >> but if you're going to prosecute them, shouldn't you have -- >> it's your choice. >> van jones, if you're going to prosecute the law, wouldn't you have thought of how you're going to

so far, however, what is being proposed by the oas and the join u.s.araguan as all hundred said, it is far from what is needed. -- alejandro said, it is far from what is needed. people are dying every day. they ne immediate help. ,my: monica a lopez baltodano your mother was a fighter withta sandininista liberation front. can you talk about what the students are demanding now? your thoughts of them coming to meet with republicans i in congress and appealing to the trump administration and what you think is going to happen now in nicaragua? >> yeah, the people in the streets are not appealing to any force outside from our own. of this struggle is on the street and on the organization of people in the streets. of course, it is relevant to make everyone outside nicaragua dersta the level of hate the government is portraying against e nicaraguan population. the level of violence, the use of mechanisms that are uns for my generation. most of the use were born in the 1990's. the people that are blocking street, putting barricades that are taking the universi

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fallon said he received a lot oa backsh for the move and regretted it. yesterday the presidt tweeted at fallon saying he seriously messed up his hair and told the late night host to be a man. fallon fired back saying in honor of the president's tweet, i'll be making a donation t races in his name. it'sle helping to providl services to immigrants. it's raised more than $20 million. c> today begins the final week for this suprert term, and we are still waiting on several beg decisions to comedo . including a ruling on president trump's travel ban. it restricts people entering the u.s. from seven countries right now. liey include iran, north korea, syria, bya, yemen, somalia, and venezuela wraa. th i, it was po effect pending appeal. we're going to send out an letter on the northbound washington app as soon as a ruling comes down. >>> new this morning, a possible presidential candidate for the democrats isn't ruling out a run in 2020. in an interview with msnbc, california senator pama says right now she's focused on the 2018 midterm elections, but wouldn't

>> i think we are, but van -- >> why isn't the oas and the u.n. -- >> i hear you. the reason we're not talking about it primarily is because it is a distraction from the issue of how we are dealing with the people who come across our border. van jones? the source of the problem is not america. it's where these people are coming from. fair enough. but the issue of how do we deal with the people who come here from these terrible places. mr. urban is making a case in desperation. >> thank you, mr. cuomo. >> treat you with respect. earn it. what is your side of this? >> well, there is a minor issue and a major issue. minor issue is that there a refugee crisis. if we weren't doing dumb stuff in the united states, we would be able to address what's happening there. but the major crisis is that there's a moral crisis in america. we have seen a moral collapse. ever since trump came down that escalator three years ago, he came down, he kept going down and down and down. he has pulled the moral fabric of the country down with him. the good news is that there was a bipartisan

clearly, the european union cannot go on this way, and starting from today, we count oa a new ew beginning james: for those on for the aquarius, that new start may begin in spain after a journey across the sea. but in the larger crisis, this is just one fix for one vote. -- boat. jane: james reynolds reporting. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, trying to take back congress. facing off against a key primary in the u.s. midterm elections. the hunt h is on fden treasure of the cornish coast after a 300-year-old shipwreck was uncovered. jon kay reports. jon: she was said to be loaded with spices, pearls, and diamonds. this is how the president might have looked as she headed home to londoin the 16 80's. hard to imagine on a calm day then,oday, but back storms caused her to single the cornish ast. now the storms of 2018 have shifted the stands, and for the first time exposed an anchor and seven cantors, some of them two meters long. ma millburn was one of the divers who made the discovery. rk: not realizing this was right under the waves. n:jo he tol

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saudi women are getting ready to , take the whet for many, the switch to the driver's seat is oa small step. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. all week we ha been watching the human impact and solitical debarounding u.s. immigration policy. today the president pressed the case for greater border security, appearing with people whose fami members were killed by undocumented immigrants. border,g the southe hundreds of children remain separated from their parents ascause of a policy that later halted. aleem maqbool is in el paso, texas, with this report. aleem: in this camp close to the mexico border, the u.s. isho ing children. we saw them trooped n tents in single file. in many cases they were separated from their parents by famigration officials, often their mothers aners who themselves are in detention have no idea where their children are. we have been trying to get access to this camp by official chanls, but were denied. this is the only way we could get a sense of what was happening inside. a seveyear-old from guatemala has finally been re

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their respective countries that need these improvements and i think that the oas c.e. cannot all be blamed or cardinal in this respect they just see security in countries where they are attentions and to seek security also means to bring to light in justices and who can do that if not the press and the press needs freedom to do this work and to allow policymakers to find the right josh mins to solve those problems so i think this was really very a yeah bad move of the ukrainian government will fall back negatively on them as soon as the. reporters without borders say sions that kind will come up with their statements but as i said before i do not expect that the u.s. for example the united states or that any western european government will harshly criticise the ukrainian government for doing so they are too partial in this conflict i am afraid. of political analyst joining us live here on r.t. international thank you very much for your time today. thank you. and thank you for your time as well it is another crucial day at the fee for well. cup in russia with four matc

international condemnation for the violence against peaceful demonstrators the nicaraguan ambassador to the oas denied the findings of the report. the government of nicaragua rejects the findings of the report by the into america's human rights commission as a subject of skewed pritchett just an baathist. nicaraguan human rights observers have been tracking and verified cases of human rights abuses by government forces new news director of the new guy when center for human rights says the evidence is clear and the nicaraguan ambassador lied to the international community in indio that. he lie deliberately hiding the fact that not only lying but flipping the script blaming the victims for the actions of the government. social order and the rule of law have begun to break down in the human rights activists say authorities are no longer policing the streets activists like money are organizing neighborhood defense committees to protect residents against an increase in crimes like burglaries and assaults. there is no authority left the people trust here not only can we not trust the police but the g

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