jody's moore is dead the opposition in venezuela has been saying that since the president for whom the ideology was named died of cancer on the fifth of march two thousand and thirteen. chosen successor nicolas maduro continues to cling to power of the pressure from foreign governments and millions of his own people to step down. they blame him for rampant inflation high crime and chronic food and medicine shortages. blames foreign sabotage particularly from the united states so then assuages problems but not as colorfully as chavez once did here criticizing former u.s. president george bush at the united nations in two thousand and six. the president of the united states the gentleman to whom i refer as at the devil marquis came here. doing all the talking as if he owned the world i think we could call a psychologist to analyze yesterday's statement made by the president of the united states but says that she is alive and well citing health and education programs and the continued redistribution of wealth be done by his predecessor but even his supporters admit that is no charge but h

asking for opposition on this one. is there any request for a roll call vote the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] .. . >> [inaudible conversations] mister chairman that amendment has been accepted. go. >> briefly to my colleagues this deals with the border security the fund word remain we do what we need to do but it puts a condition we should not use military dod funds for nonmilitary emergency. >> i would ask my colleagues to oppose this because it restricts how to use spending to protect our country. >> the clerk will call the role. [roll call] [roll call] . >> the amendment is defeated. this morning there was no opposition all those in favor? those opposed clicks that amendment is excepted. - - excepted. stabbing out number five. . >> the ag committee remains committed to fiscal responsibility to be used efficiently and effectively in the 115th congress with the farm bill was historic with both chambers to repeal 150 authorities that were duplicative or not utilized. to understand the rural and agricultural ec

opposition party leader and former prime minister abhisit vejjajiva has resigned after four results kenya's government has warned that more than a million people are at risk of starvation a sponsor of a country enjoy a severe drought conditions in thirteen counties are continuing to worsen with widespread vegetation loss and know a crop. and a mali's armed forces chief and several top commanders have been sacked after more than one hundred thirty four people women and children among them were killed in an attack on a village. now this week marks the fourth anniversary of the start of the military offensive in yemen by the saudi u.a.e. led coalition thousands of people have been killed and iran twenty two million depend on aid to survive yemen's failing economy has shrunk by fifty percent since twenty fifteen war then two thirds of small and medium businesses have laid off half ferry employees and food prices have more than doubled priyanka gupta has our reports. the markets of sunna were once at the crossroads of trade in the middle east. today the street is an all calm market one o

senator enzi: opposition. senator wyden: we have talked about how chairman grassley and i are working on bipartisan issues like going after pharmaceutical price gouging. this is an area we disagree on. trillion dollar handouts to multinational coorpgses and billionaires should not be a pre-condition for middle class tax cuts. they shouldn't be permanently exempt. this keeps the two tax systems in america, one where folks can pay and the other is the cop and the nurse and no where near fair and generous. i urge a no vote. the clerk: mr. grassley. mr. crapo. mr. graham. mr. toomey. mr. johnson. mr. perdue. mr. braun. mr. scott. mr. kennedy. mr. cramer. mr. sanders. mr. wyden. ms. stabenow. mr. whitehouse. mr. warner. mr. merkley. mr. kaine. mr. van hollen. ms. harris. r. chairman. there are 11 yeas and nine nays. senator harris: this would provide middle tax cut relief by expanding expendable tax credits. and any tax reform legislation should be done in a bipartisan way. and in a way that truly provides relief t

but it's the opposite. tomorrow we will return with much more strength to each and every single street of venezuela. tomorrow we will return with much more strength to each and every single streets of our country. joining me now is the chorus follow hobbit a good as he joins me from above with on the capital of colombia what is the latest on why this very bussy was in colombia is on his way back home to caracas do you think. well that is most likely the case somebody we are expecting him to do the same thing he did when he left venezuela which is crossing the border in to colombia and then be supported by the armed forces here that's why many said that he was in colombian territory last night already spent the night here and is now on his way either to the venezuelan border or directly to the capital caracas the information about his travels has been extremely scarce because of course he is under threat there are many security risks so information about where he is headed to and how is very very difficult t

opposition leader. is meeting with opposition leaders as you mentioned this is actually very high on his agenda for today one of the reasons why this is so important is because these are groups public workers union leaders these are groups that are traditionally loyalists to president nicolas mother to these are groups that over the years have been loyalists to the revolution itself so it's important for him strategy wise it's important for the venezuelan opposition to win over their support so one of the a few of the points that were discussed during that meeting between one and these public sector workers these union leaders one was a request by these groups to secure legislation that would guarantee that they would not lose their jobs once there is a a transitional government in place another one of the main points was one by bill calling for a census of public workers to get an idea of exactly how many public workers there are in the country and continuing with that momentum and as you had mentioned

well saturday's rally will coincide with an opposition march called by. his appeal to state's workers to back him and his push to oust him a dora the opposition leader says state bureaucracy is being manipulated by the government and is urging the public unions to prepare for a strike. public workers are being kidnapped by the dictatorship it's being kidnapped by the regime and today as a result of this meeting of this great event we will not continue collaborating with the dictatorship so public workers are obliged to cooperate ever again no be forced to do anything listen carefully we're headed towards a tiered strike of the public administration proposed by the union we know that threats will come we know that the persecution will begin. has more from cook a tad that's near the colombia venezuela border. venezuelan opposition leader who met with public sector workers and union leaders in get access today this meeting was much anticipated very high on the agenda for one it's important strategically for venezuela's opposition to meet with public sector w

thousands responded to opposition leader call to take over. an area that's been off limits for the opposition because it has been traditionally controlled by supporters of. those trying to convince the police to join in the protest. we want them to join us because we are the people not the government we are the majority right now that need change. it's not represented by nicolas maduro. this rally is the opposition's latest move to oppose model government after a failed attempt to get aid into the country with the help of the united states it was gathered in three different parts of that i guess and then made it to this haven't you and now they're trying to make it till the end of this road where they're supposed to meet opposition leader i want to write about they're saying as you can see here that if i have a national guard at the moment i doubt that. a few minutes later people started to push to get the body of aryan national guard off the street they left the area to avoid a major confrontation. i. arrived hours later begging venezuelans n

comments and opposition? seeing none, the amendments will be set aside and consider -- well, they've been withdrawn, so -- did you want to speak on the other one, as well which covers more detail. >> same principle. do not need to. >> thank you for speeding up the process and for making a point that is necessary in our budget reform process, as well. next is item number 6. >> thank you, chairman enzi. colleague, i don't want to sound repetitive, but again, we've had a lot of bipartisan discussion and right here in this budget committee over the years on bipartisanship on taxes. i wrote two full bipartisan tax reform bills and one with the chair, judd greg and then with dan coates who is donald trump's man on intelligence and then early in 2017, democrats made it clear we wanted a bipartisan bill that had to focus the middle class and making sure that the 1% in the multinational corporations paid their fair share. we didn't get that. we didn't get bipartisanship and we didn't get the substance that would have

all right dorian in ankara the capital the opposition is leading the opposition gaining support juta the economic crisis. i think this was the key factor behind these heavy losses the ruling a.k.p. have suffered soaring inflation rising unemployment and a country in recession and the tanking currency there is anger on the streets much of that anger i think was exercised and people have been giving. i'm going to the opposition and president heard one speaking to reporters has acknowledged that he said that there resign go we have failed and he's promising to address this it was a very concerted speech braille consoler three speech by old one who usually very victrola kind of tracking the opposition this time it just seemed like he was trying to reach out and no possible acknowledgment of the house almost certainly lost on korea possibly as well all right that story and jones on turkey's local elections from istanbul thank you. so was the saudi government involved in hacking the phone of the world's richest men. that's the allegation that's been made by the amazon c.e.o. security advis

thoughts of the opposition resorted to extreme violence. he had to get off you had a bad state mechanism responded cruelly and indiscriminately dozens were killed on both sides and many ended up in prison. when independent un expert alfred desireless visited caracas. he persuaded the government to release eighty prisoners are just he insists though that some should be in prison and should be considered political prisoners. on the subject of political prisoners he said we should look at europe as well. they are four persons. politicians who are. in jail. now these four. politicians are clearly political prisoners. whereas in venezuela many of the detainees were detained because acts of violence. they were. detained because they were just expressing their. desire to be independent. to be sure that they're all political prisoners in spain i went to barcelona to visit a fellow journalist. public t.v. carlos pouts. he explained that even if the political prisoners he couldn't say so. at least not on. the. and he called. who said what kinds of wo

on the anniversary of the chavez venezuela's president an opposition leader competes for the loyalty of people. hello and welcome a debate a policy of watching our desire live from doha also coming up. as u.s. senators call for more sanctions the european union will urge saudi arabia to cooperate with the investigation into jamal khashoggi smart are. refusing to give up the fight but there's a warning from algeria's army chief for protesters who want the president to go. very useful for science and for giving hope to. the people. the message from one breakthrough patient to another and the treatment of a. so it defines venezuelan president nicolas maduro is vowing to defeat the opposition despite the mounting pressure on him to step down he's accusing one guy joe and his supporters of destabilizing the country it is murderous first public comments and squad to defy the travel ban and return to caracas on monday at an event marking the death of the former president hugo chavez has occurred supporters to attend what he calls the anti imperialist demonstrations on saturday. while a craz

a senior aide to venezuela's opposition leader has been detained by intelligence agents. chief of stuff was held after a dawn raid on his house and caracas another opposition politician says his property was also raided by intelligence agents but he hasn't yet been arrested and nicaraguan government says it will free all jailed protesters within ninety days more than seven hundred opposition demonstrators were arrested during unrest last year freeing them was the main demand of the opposition for continuing talks with the government those are the headlines that the more news head off the inside story . he's ruled cause it's time for almost three decades now an assault on the suddenly resigned surprising many but does that signal a shift in the central asian states and how is it being viewed regionally and globally this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan he's the only leader many kazakhs of ever known and the first and only president of an independent stunned now seventy eight year old assault on the as a by affairs unexpectedly stepped down

there's something else happened and something else may well have you have said in the past that the opposition party the congress party has quote done by night what the b j p modi's party does by day five years into this modi era is that really still your view of congress that they're basically all the same. that's a very tough question to answer you know because one looks back at the history of what the congress has done and you do. however the more it is not the problem or the representative of the most powerful organization in the r.s.s. with hundreds of thousands of volunteers it's a cultural that controls the b.g.p. it was set up in one hundred twenty five it has always maintained that the indian constitution is a horrible constitution it has always maintained that india should be declared a. nation so now we are in that sort of. politics and modis politics would you call that the hindutva of politics would you call that kind of politics fascist well the r.s.s. itself it's all ideologues have written so much in praise of hitler in praise of mussolini have called slim second class citizens

mercy speech did in fact include several concessions to the opposition. of. course. how busy you. are. our battalion was home in a suburb. however these considerately messages were lost in the midst of a lengthy rambling speech peppered with random anecdotes here had. we are good people talking. a lot of hum committee says the can be only attitude. you had to me it's years and i guess. one two nights out she will know no guess so what are you going to. deny my bitches on the un and i'm like how the now. arguably the most memorable sentence from that speech was when he referred to the egyptian armed forces had. a latino stuck up for another muslim near well clear that there was no no you know how do you know how to change out on. so how do you know i'm done i'm going to go. down there. was a. family nor in what it can feel and there's but how. could that. be. north of when i. was on in the winter we see. a lot of them in the race. but the president's opponents did not share that same optimism. twenty four hours after the army deployed across the capital in several other cities the

mercy speech did in fact include several concessions to the opposition. the ski lug number stuck killed there i. did the story and most thought of. course years in. the mojave. well was all our battalion was hurrying along home in a shirt. however these considerately messages were lost in the midst of a lengthy rambling speech peppered with random anecdotes here had. they are good people talking. a lot how come additionally can be only had. you had a. few years and i guess. one two nights out she will know now i guess so when you come to the tara. why didn't i just on the onion i'm not a child are now told i look. arguably the most memorable sentence from that speech was when he referred to the egyptian armed forces. a latino stuck up for another muslim men are well clear that there was no no you know how do you know how on a pole you change out on. so how do you know i'm done i'm going to go as it. was a. family nor in what is a can feel and there's but how. much could that. be. north of when i. was on in the winter we see. a lot of them in the race. but

in opposition? mr. merkley: opposition. mr. chairman, i put forward a resolution about child separation. it's an agronalous practice. it's not about whether migrants arrive in the u.s., it's how they're treateded after they rive in the u.s. my colleague has suggested, let's instead do a resolution that addresses stronger border scumplete that is a completely separate issue. on which many of us, perhaps all of us here at the table, have supported a lot of funds for stronger border security. but despite my colleague's presentation, child separation is continuing, even now, with more than 200 additional documented cases. so, we are in a situation simply saying that the sort of debate that you ask for about the best way to go forward, you said we should bring in the experts, we should have the different departments, absolutely. that is exactly what a deficit neutral reserve fund is about. providing space to address that type of possibility of legislation that we look at in the future after we have done this budget. so, let us not t

opposition leader returns home. defies president with daughters threats of dress as a huge anti-government rally in caracas telling his supporters we are stronger than ever. on the program at least twenty three people killed by a tornado in alabama the deadliest day in the u.s. for almost six years emergency workers are still pulling bodies from the wreckage feel the death toll will. rise to strip citizenship for those who fight for terror groups this won't apply to those who. stated here after. i'm full welcome to the program but as well as opposition leader who has arrived back in the country defying president tomatoes threat to have him arrested for breaking a travel ban first item of business on his return was addressing supporters in the capital caracas thousands also took to the streets across the country in response to mr glider's call for nationwide rallies to increase the pressure on president maduro to step down. i he's back in the crowds at caracas airport treat him like a rock star i want to return to ve

s what about algeria's political opposition i mean how strong are the opposition parties could they come in and fill the void if just because that's down not at all in these two have no real opposition but the flickers of g.-man it in the last twenty years to destroy every real position and movement from inside that infiltrated them they bought them so really really powerful position for the people tell me about your experience there you just returned from algeria what was it like as a reporter is it safe to be reporting there but i wasn't as a reporter officially i had family visit and of course at the airports for example the police told me that they. well that i'm a journalist and they have i have no credentials for working as a journalist inside a very for the moment all right bashir i'm broun from r d w arabic service thank you so much for that insight thank you. all returning to sports now in legal football for an eel champions by munich have demolished vosburgh six nil to snatch first place away from dortmund six different players found the net for by on who now lead dortmund on g

all right so dorian in the opposition. is the opposition gaining support of the economic crisis is it just that simple. i think sunny's a key factor in the middle of a recession inflation is running around twenty percent and food prices are soaring to thirty percent that's called a lot of pain a lot of anger within the country not certainly does appear to have hit the a.k.p. party's support given the fact that its electoral success over the last fifteen years or so has been built on economic prosperity has been severely damaged and they do appear to be paying a very heavy political price. all right dorian jones and istanbul thank you. so was the saudi government involved in hacking the phone of the world's richest man bases that's the allegation that's the main by the amazon c.e.o. security advisor gavin he's been investigating how a u.s. tabloids the national enquirer got access to intimate texts and photos from this phone with more on this story i'm joined by alex forrest whiting alex so this reads like an international

well venezuela's president marks six years since the death of chavez opposition leader one why though urges state workers to help him oust. hello i'm barbara sara you're watching live from london also coming up. after days of protests against president hu to freak out algeria's army chief accuses some of seeking a return to the country's years of bloodshed pakistan arrests members of an armed group blamed for last month's attack on indian troops in kashmir and the london patient becomes only the second person in the world to be declared free of the aids virus. venezuela's opposition leader one way though has appealed to state workers to back him in his push to oust the president nicolas with a little more though says he's in talks with the unions to call strikes in a bid to paralyze the public sector the strikes would seek to capitalize on the momentum spurred by those triumphant return to venezuela on monday after he flouted a travel ban to tour latin america there were concerns he would be detained by the flu into a singapore without being stopped and went on to address a huge rally

some outlets are incorrectly referring to one by joe as the opposition leader. or the self-proclaimed president. neither is correct. a british born man whose aid work in syria made him a media darling is stripped of his u.k. citizenship for alleged ties to the hottest. last desperate families in war torn yemen are marrying off children as young as three exchange for food that's according to a new report by the charity oxfam. this is the one leaving the family i mean they're going to marry you know their daughters and they can bring some dowry and dad just can't just take the whole family so. this is artsy international bringing you your global news update this hour welcome to the program. we start in venezuela which faces yet more u.s. sanctions as washington tries to cripple caracas financially in its bid to oust president nicolas maduro by simply recognizing opposition leader one guy doe as venezuela's interim president the u.s. seems to think it has already succeeded in affecting regime change but the statement department going so far as to break journalists

in some way 01’ funnel to you in the opposition in some way or other.economy and i want you to tell me how you feel about that, comfortable or not? hello well, ifeel the real issue in venezuela, the real situation is that this government, led by nicolas maduro, has not been using the venezuelan oil money to help out venezuelans. they have been using this money to violate human rights, to rob the venezuelan people, and to enrich themselves. you have seen people, and to enrich themselves. you have seen cases people, and to enrich themselves. you have seen cases of former officials with huge amounts of money everywhere in the world, so i do not think the money that should go to the government of nicolas maduro was going to be used anyway to help the venezuelan people. what we're doing in the other places actually giving the possibility to have humanitarian aid, which could actually get to those in need. we're all suffering, i have no power and electricity at this time in my house, afterfive days the blackout, and that has nothing to do with sanctions. that

and of from the united states but to the opposite. example of the critical situation in venezuela the lack of investment of the right to that of this and that country the government up or get working or the people that i got there in here they're trying to march so what the fanfare of the city they have already been told that they won't be allowed back because that right there that's the wrong government demonstration people that are supporting the government government people that muddled up at all taking to the streets to do what they thought they might be not escape imperialism. thank you very much from venezuela in the capital caracas trey's abode bring us all the latest from one of the demonstrations taking place that. colleges and universities in algeria have been ordered to close their campuses two weeks ahead of their spring break in an effort to diffuse student protests on friday one hundred ninety five protesters were detained as tens of thousands of algerians protested against government demonstrations held in algiers and s

and when morsi issued a decree protecting him from de guiche will oversight he met fierce opposition which continued to build until massive protests were planned for dream thirtieth. it is the final hours before the much awaited june thirtieth what many people see is either the last stand between the two sides as they struggle for power here in egypt or just the latest chapter in what has been an ever more violent process since the revolution well now do women have carried out a sec. and i did too on. a no labor deal on his show today this was the last speech delivered by mohamed morsi as president as he tried desperately to salvage the situation but what was actually going on behind the scenes until now much of what took place was known only to those who witnessed the events first hand of the nine men with morsi at the time only one is no longer in jail in this film former foreign relations assistants kalitan tells the exclusive story of the morsi presidencies final hours. and hours as i did. to his alibi that i got in the nest and. we begin on july the twenty third two thousand and

s what about algeria's political opposition i mean how strong are the the opposition parties could they come in and fill the void if you think a step down not at all in these two have no real opposition but to flee because of g.-man of the last twenty years to destroy every real position and movement from inside that infiltrated them they bought them so really really powerful position from the people tell me about your experience there you just returned from algeria what was it like as a reporter is it safe to be reporting there but i wasn't as a reporter officially i had family visit and of course. for example the police told me that they were aware that i'm a journalist and they have i have no credentials for working as a journalist inside the drift of the moment all right do you use bashir broun from you arabic service thank you so much for that insight thank you. all right coming up after the break it's the buddhist legal with cress harrington by its relentless pursuit of leaders dormant continued with a goal fest as spirit came to town today we take the lead that and much more comi

some outlets are in correctly referring to one as the opposition leader. or the self-proclaimed president. neither is correct. british born man whose aid work in syria made him a media darling stripped of his cases and ship alleged links to jihad and. families in humanitarian crisis war torn. off children as young as three and exchange for food that's according to a new report by the charity oxfam. and a reality adventure puzzle game and response outrage for its references to the holocaust players asked to help save people from concentration camps our guests debate the issue. young people today learn in ways that they didn't learn when i was a kid so these great. people are even thinking to make. games . this is art international bring you your global news update this hour into the program. we start in venezuela which faces the specter of yet more u.s. sanctions as washington tries to cripple. because financially in spirit to democratically elected president nicolas maduro by simply recognizing opposition leader as venezuela's interim president the us seem

opposition candidates contesting an incumbent president of. the results of the elections the been massively they. have been. with. the push for the incumbent president and. have to put them in buildings a few hundred meters behind me. where the final results will be amongst. candidates. who are appealing.

but it's the opposite. tomorrow we will return with much more strength to each and every single street of venezuela. tomorrow we will return with much more strength to each and every single streets of our country. so joining me now is due to the chorus one hub gaiters he joins me from bogota now via one of why go was in colombia where you are doing know about his latest where the boss is see on his way to lead demonstrations in caracas. well he probably is somebody thought that would be the most logical thing to do and it's also very certain because of the way he left been as well in the first place he crossed through the border into colombia and was here for the protest that he organized on february twenty third so considering the support that he has received by the colombian government and by the colombian armed forces it's very likely that he traveled from ecuador where he was yesterday into colombia we don't know the details of the flight we only saw off a plane departing but no one knew where he was he

and the country's most outspoken opposition figure. was assassinated in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight by some of the gunmen protests erupted paving the way for then you know take a left wing revolutionaries the sandinista to take power. with a little to come with a newspaper during the eighty's and then the country defeating ortega in the nineteen ninety elections to become president. petro cracking charm or his legacy remains his core values which were about the fight for public freedoms and a regular a still a value. that's what journalists and ordinary people. i find so important about that story one that sadly remains relevant to this day. they don't look at what came after pedophile walking chamorro which was no less influential politically it was just the ghost of what here in the cargo has come to be known as the. people who push their political interests through the medium of newspapers in order to set the government's agenda. if i used their papers to wield influence that lot of money i don't think many have taken fr

among other things even the opposition leader opposition. thing back in the one nine the government had already that that there with an electric and electric emergency here in venezuela believe that millions and millions of dollars and the power cuts and opinions on are still on boy in spite of that this is the biggest one that we have that has happened in the last two years to raise a thank you very much for that finale that is to raise a boy live in the caucus thank you. now at some point in the next few days the indian government is expected to announce dates for the general election which will most likely be held in april and may in a country with one point three billion people the elections are madness exercise in democracy they also pose a huge challenge in terms of fake news saraa is back with more on this so what is in you tube doing about the sorry seems quite slow and it's always decided to stop but in india while you may have noticed some changes on facebook google news and even other platforms to find misinformation and better ed

jody's moore is dead the opposition in venezuela has been saying that since the president for whom the ideology was named died of cancer on the fifth of march two thousand and thirteen. the chosen successor nicolas maduro continues to cling to power of the pressure from foreign governments and millions of his own people to step down. they blame him for around things inflation high crime and chronic food and medicine shortages. blames foreign sabotage particularly from the united states so then assuage his problems but not as colorfully as chavez once did here criticizing former u.s. president george bush at the united nations in two thousand and six. the president of the united states the gentleman to whom i refer as at the devil marquis came here. doing all the talking as if he owned the world i think we could call a psychiatrist to analyze yesterday's statement made by the president of the united states but says that she is alive and well citing health and education programs and the continued redistribution of wealth be done by his predecessor but even his supporters admit that is no

to make sure that the system of qualifications of opposition groups. and such a network of powerful in nigeria a lot of people in mortal maintained but there's a lot of angle on the streets at the moment sophia and so how do you see this going forward will these public protests benefit the opposition. that is quite difficult to feel right now because this is not every observation every journalist every actor discovery politician but was talking to in the last days when i was in britain absolutely unclear what will happen. it's very unlikely that we will be something that is for credit because some international media outlets already would get for free or cleaning but now we are the risk of chaos. is quite unlikely to happen because of the power of the country or syria already has them off uprising in one thousand and eight with that limited. and ten years of bloody civil war so even the young country know that this happened thirty years ago and people are quite trying to talk to each other even more on the local christian groups are now . moving into y

greeted by thousands of people called on to the streets of caracas by the thirty five year old opposition leader. for his part president addressed military leaders on tuesday he acknowledged the demonstrations taking place on the streets of the capital but said the protesters should be ignored your noise so. this saturday we are going to the streets on march ninth and t.m. paralysed march to commemorate the day of believe. and the imperialism the people take to the streets to fight this saturday people take to the streets president moodle was speaking during a ceremony to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the death of former been as well and leader hugo chavez the glow of the bowl of varian revolution which brought who good job is to power twenty years ago has dimmed would venezuelans they'll face is the fallout of a power struggle between a determined president and an equally unwavering opposition leader but up a little. evidence is alleging from iraq that juveniles are being tortured into confessing to crimes including being involved with eisel natasha going to in the northern iraq s

opposition she's not well known among the opposition but more people are getting to know her and now she's representing her husband that the united states recognizes as the legitimate interim leader of venezuela in the united states and that's why she met with the president of the united states donald trump the vice president might paint this was an opportunity for them to talk about options on what to do next to try and change the political situation to solve the political crisis in the country and donald trump took advantage of this meeting to once again call on the russian saying that they need to get their troops out of business while at this follows they reported that arrival over the weekend at least two military aircraft from russian. at least one hundred russian special forces and cyber security officers there so what we're seeing here is that the international confrontation continue and the families will then go to south florida where a lot of venezuelan lives in the united states on thursday ok i was under m.p.'s he will have to leave it there thanks very much for speaking

government supporters rallied in response to the opposition in defense they say. they want other countries to invade us well we will not allow it we will not allow it because we are patient and we will continue to be patient who will tell the president president you're not alone you have people who defend you for that reason we're with your president nicolas maduro. small groups of protesters blocking roads were confronted by the police used tear gas to disperse them the rallies came after another week of nationwide power outages leaving millions without electricity and running water businesses and schools have been closed for most of the week the economic crisis has been compounded by american sanctions. sector pushing the country even closer to total economic collapse. many among the opposition hope that the worsening conditions will topple president maduro. the situation in the country has already become unbearable we have reached a high level of of despair and we don't know what to do down there. the struggle for control of venezuela has reached a stalemate pr

to the one sided story of the opposition where we are being victimized or we are being. pointed out is not that is up and that is not the kiss this is the gauge again. and they are trying to hoodwink the international community to support the. government and that will never happen. refugees who escaped fighting in mali by heading to neighboring burkina faso say they could be attacked arrested if they leave their camp in the town of gori thousands cross the border when armed groups started fighting forces supporting mali's government from bateson reports. for the families of these million women this refugee camp in the town of dorian neighboring book enough ass and is no longer a sanctuary they say it now feels like a prison. but the problem we face is the arbitrary arrest by either of the two armies of mali and breaking a fast or diarists whoever comes their way even without a question. many people began fleeing from mali when armed groups demanding independence for the north of the country started attacking mali and government forces in twenty twelve mali's military fou

opposition supporters across took to the streets demanding hardship the leader of the opposition in the city. ask people to turn their anger into action. protests every time there's a blackout to step up pressure on the government. that will look a little bit until they can make fun of people. enough. was of the. response to the opposition in defense they say. they want other countries to invade us well we will not allow it we will not allow it because we are patient and we will continue to be patient who will tell the president president you're not alone you have people who defend you for that reason we're with your president nicolas maduro. small groups of protesters were confronted by the police tear gas to disperse them the rallies came after another week of nationwide power outages leaving millions without electricity and running water businesses and schools have been closed for most of the week the economic crisis has been compounded by american sanctions. sector pushing the country even closer to total economic collapse. many among the opposition hope that the worsening condition

there was a major shift in the opposition. opposition since 2015 has been divided, they have been bickering between each other, different factions. in january 23rd, juan guaido came out in every single person, leaders and the population, rallied behind him. that is a huge change in venezuela. it is amazing what he has been able to do since then. he has the support of the international community, the european union, most latin american countries rallied behind him to see some kind of solution to the situation. the goal of the opposition right now is to get the military to break from the government. if that happens, hopefully maduro would beef balls to sit down at some kind of negotiation table so we can see the transition we have seen in the late 1980s and argentina perhaps, even the philippines. the kind of transition that would be peaceful over a negotiation, that would probably have some kind of transition of justice agreement for the people in the government. that is the expectation. having said that computing is very uncer

this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin venezuela's opposition leader returns home one why those defines tread see could be arrested as he speaks to a huge anti-government rally in caracas also coming up to nato killed at least twenty three people and the u.s. state of alabama emergency workers are searching for survivors in the wreckage but authorities fear the death toll could drive. and we put a real nice big party the konovalov is loud flamboyant and a riot of excess the busiest some christian groups are hoping to make a few converts. turn a warm welcome to you i'm under the cima there's been an opposition leader one by bill has arrived back in the country defined a threat by president nicolas maduro to arrest him for breaking a travel ban after a hero's welcome at the airport by those spoke to a crowd of ecstatic supporters in the capital caracas thousands are out on the streets in response to a school for rallies across the nation to increase pressure on moderate to step down. now venezuela's neighbors are keeping a close eye on developments in caracas including a. co

as the opposition leader. who claims president. neither is correct. a british born man whose aid work in syria made him a media darling is stripped of his. alleged links to this. desperate families and humanitarian crisis in the war torn yemen children as young as three in exchange for food to a new report by the charity oxfam. the family i mean. they can marry your daughters. bring some dowry. and do a reality adventure puzzle game in. references to the holocaust with players also to help to save people from concentration camps. young people today learn in ways that they didn't learn when i was a kid it's a disgrace that people are even thinking. it's eleven o'clock am in moscow and you're watching all. the international live from our studio with me in india welcome to the program we start in venezuela which faces the specter of yet more u.s. sanctions as washington tries to cripple caracas financially in its bid to oust democratically elected president nicolas maduro by simply recognizing opposition leader one as venezuela's interim president the u.

all my fellow algerians namely those in the opposition. to engage the how in positive constructive dialogue to listen to one another that this is a very least significant. value. but do you really want to cherish and on earth by all the syrians even back in history. the second question is on the president position upon the date of expiry of his. and as a word just a minute what would be the legal grounds for the president of the them in order to continue to hold the had the reins of power following twenty eight. as they said shabbat is this is and will in turn period my head and so it is provisional journey and periods during which we will engage. and the all inclusive commission sofa which will include amman all the components of the coon code the algiers this commission. in gauge ridge and you deliberation and hand down and do this illusions in order to exit the current impasse. well you know. and it could be that. if you celebrate the opposition in their meeting. yesterday. you had. a meeting all night is done only inclusive national co

leader opposition. well now president nicolas maduro has been holding a rival rally in caracas on what he's declared a day of anti imperialism government is blame the u.s. for the black council accusative economic sabotage dura told rally they had restored seventy percent of power in venezuela since thursday but suffered a setback on saturday asta insole traitor struck again and he made. this promise. of you to see things yeah i've given instructions. so that in the midst of this battle of resistance to ensure the national supply of all products that the people need and guarantee the distribution of starting this monday in a massive massive scale. all i see is life for us now in the city of the venezuela colombia border and hearing from the president nicolas maduro that continuing defiance in the face of more anti-government protests today what was his message to his supporters. well as you were saying my daughter spoke in front of his supporters in the center of the capital of interest with. the fire a

greeted by thousands of people called on to the streets of caracas by the thirty five year old opposition leader. for his part president addressed military leaders on tuesday he acknowledged the demonstrations taking place on the streets of the capital but said the protesters should be ignored it annoys them out of so. this saturday we are going to the streets on march ninth and t.m. paralysed march to commemorate the day of believe are in and t. imperialism the people take to the streets to fight this saturday people take to the streets president mahmoud abbas speaking during a ceremony to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the death of former venezuelan leader hugo chavez the glow of the bowl of varian revolution which brought who good job is to power twenty years ago has dimmed with venezuelans now face is the fallout of a power struggle between a determine the president and an equally unwavering opposition leader when it up and. hauled off as a journalist that venezuela analysis dot com he believes president maduro doesn't see why joe as a real threat it's. today president maduro sa

his office was dismissed by a key opposition leader as a ploy by the establishment to take the steam out of the protests what a move for twenty years but in two thousand and thirteen has suffered a stroke and ever since was rarely seen in public algeria's have been calling for a national unity government that would lead the country for a transitional period draft and you can situation and reinvigorate an economy in tatters if we follow the constitutions more or less do so in people who are long in the country. moment we debate on the need for the foreseeable future and forty five days to ninety days depending on the situation the elections are. we would make him a drill constitutional or legal arrangement so the game we produce would be would be played according to deludes that exist today and this is what the people have been calling for or against basically they don't want the politics to continue under the same rules which in oil and natural gas algeria's economy has struggled as oil prices declined over the last few years the government slashed social development programs to tack