panama is free.>> in march, 1991, president ndara, -- later that year a lot was passed by the united states congress to renegotiate the panama canal continuedo ensure u.s. military presence in panama. on the grounds that panama was no longer capable of defending the canal. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on a weekly series real america. saturdays at 10:00 p.m. and sundays at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. american history tv products are available at the new c-span online store. go to c-span store.org to see what is new for american history tv and check out all of the c-span product. >> madame c.j. walker was thought to be the wealthiest african-american business woman of her time. we visit the madame c.j. walker, empowering women exhibit to learn abou

government is running panama. they are running all the ministers in panama.hat he is told to do. >> the bush administration claimed that another reason for the invasion was to remove noriega to stem the flow of drugs into the united states. but according to a u.s. general accounting office report, cocaine traffic through panama may have doubled in the two years following the invasion. there is also considerable evidence that key members of panama's new government, including the president -- including president dara were involved with companies that laundered drug money. >> the involvement of the panamanian government as a whole in drug trafficking, arms questionableous banking practices, in fact involved most of the panamanian elite. it involves most of the people who now run this u.s. approved panamanian government. we all know -- panamanians know that they are the real drug traffickers. panama has had a history of the oligarchy being involved in drug trafficking. >> in the years preceding and throughout the invasion, the u.s. government and the major media

i am fully committed to implement the panama canal treaties and turn over the canal to panama in the year 2000. the actions we have taken and the cooperation of a new, democratic government in panama will permit us to honor these commitments. as soon as the new government recommends a qualified candidate, panamanian, to be administrator of the canal as called for in the treaties, i will submit this nominee to the senate for expedited consideration. i am committed to strengthening our relationship with the democratic nations in this hemisphere. i will continue to seek solutions to the problems of this region through dialogue and multilateral diplomacy. i took this action only after reaching the conclusion that every other avenue was closed and the lives of american citizens were in grave danger. i hope that the people of panama will put this dark chapter of dictatorship behind them and move forward together as citizens of a democratic panama with this government that they themselves have elected. the united states is eager to work with the panamanian people in partnership and friendsh

panamÁ vivÍa bajo una dictadura.a un balance sobre la situaciÓn en panamÁ. >> yo estaba muy relajado porque no hicimos nada en el golpe del 3 de octubre. patricia: el 15 de diciembre de 1989, con un machete en la mano, noriega se habÍa declarado jefe de gobierno legÍtimo de panamÁ. la gota que derramÓ la copa ocurriÓ el dÍa siguiente con la muerte de roberto paz, un teniente estadounidense de origen colombiano en un retÉn militar cerca de la comandancia panameÑa. a las fuerzas estadounidenses sÓlo les tomó cuatro dÍas movilizar a 14,000 soldados quienes se unieron a los 13,000 que ya estaban en panamÁ, para comenzar a bombardear bases panameÑas en una operaciÓn que denominaron "causa justa". el objetivo era capturar a manuel antonio noriega, acusado de narcotrÁfico. >> noriega fuera o muerto! locutor: despuÉs de una pausa, una serie de demandas en medio de la crisis. >> no me importa si sale en calzoncillos rojos. el locutor: la invasiÓn selló la amistad entre los dos militares. algunas de mis comidas favoritas puede

based companies must hurt and his wife denied any wrongdoing the panama papers revelations later showed 2 of moscow's close associates. and. were also involved in secret offshore business both. chief of staff and mitzi the tourism minister have resigned they deny all allegations. let's bring in our guest joining us on skype from bed near in marta and your. duff nicole when i got to see her son he and his family have been pushing for an independent investigation into his brother's death in london on skype rebecca vincent u.k. bureau director of reporters without borders and also on skype from martha's capital valetta herman grech editor in chief of the times of malta newspaper thank you for you all under the resignation of the decision by the prime minister to resign by the new year how do you see it is it a significant step forward or do you think the government must take more measures in the near future the prime minister hasn't actually resigned who simply announced an intention to resign at some point in the future he hasn't even given a do it has given a date for his party's leaders

panama has never been a democracy since we created it for our own purposes in 1903.ll we did was restored american -- restore american dominance. >> we could have gone to the world court. we could have gone to the united nation's. -- nations. this is absolutely ridiculous. ♪ americans really wanted was to destroy the panamanian army. ♪ ♪ >> learn more about the 1989 panama invasion this weekend, on american history tv. washingtonty of history professor discusses her book, the code, silicon valley and the remaking of america. >> you have the biggest government programs, the space race, what eisenhower labels the military-industrial complex. that creates incredible innovation and private wealth creation, and an industry that considers itself an industry that built itself on its own, where government becomes invisible to many of the people in silicon valley. they think there isn't a role, and that is part of the magic, government out of sight. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span "q&a." >> each week, american artifacts visits museums, archives, and historic la

today democracy is restored, panama is free.ause] noriega, i don't know how americans can be so stupid. how can you be so stupid? >> the performance of the mainstream news media in the coverage of panama has been just about total collaboration with the administration. not a critical perspective, not a second thought. >> our regret is that we were not able to use the media pool more effectively. -- you would think, from the video clips, that this whole thing was just a mardi gras, that the people in panama were just jumping up and down with glee. >> they went after daniel norrie exclusionriega to the of the people in the streets. >> the truth of the matter is we don't know how many panamanians we have killed. >> they were another example of destroying a country to save it. the united states has exercised a might makes right document among smaller countries of the third world, to invade these countries, get what we want, and leave the people there to kind of rot. stage invasion sets the for the wars of the 21st century. ♪ you look

launched operation just cause, the invasion of panama.was to restore the democratically elected government and arrest the dictator manuel noriega on drug trafficking charges. next, a critical look at the invasion and the media's coverage in a 1993 independent documentary, "the panama deception." actor elizabeth montgomery and including interviews with government officials and critics, the film argues many more civilians were killed and the u.s. government acknowledged and the media generally accepted the pentagon's version of events.

had been having with my representative in panama. he's trusting so what i say how to say you're 100 percent happy with all of that. bernie then drafted a document stating that within $28.00 days of lennox linton becoming prime minister he'd a point to a man ambassador at large there's no mention of campaign donations. i would suggest that the dollar amount or. to discuss it in the form. and saw serafin means the payment agreed in panama to buy a diplomatic passport ok got it all figured out. in your. whole article. both bruni and serafin appear keen to avoid the direct involvement of the opposition leader he's campaigning on a platform of anti corruption. the gentleman prefers to create a buffer because he does not want to beat into canted at that stage. just a little. list of all. the requests should be the 1st 50 percent only from agreement will be what is expected at this time. they need it there is a country he should have. vigorous. serafin sends bank account details for his $50000.00 fee and $20000.00 follow it david bruni says

we took the philippines and we took panama and made an arrangement and it in panama. we transformed cuba and other parts into an american protector. we have not been on the sidelines. in the context of 1941. many others argued that we were sitting on the sidelines at that particular moment. they were hesitating during the ongoing european war which at that point pitted great britain against nazi germany. at that point many americans have sharp memories of another war against germany that occurred just barely 20 years before. with set out to make the world a safer democracy and end all wars the large numbers of american combat troops were engaged in combat for roughly the last 90 days of the war. fast forward to 1941. with reason they are saying we really aren't keen to intervene in a the european war and bail out the brits. but yes. this idea that out of world war ii something called an american century have begun. of time the united states is called upon to fulfill its self assigned mission of redeeming the world has been an abiding theme in american diplomacy. it wa

and then to question with regard to the panama canal and using them to prosecute them. long after roosevelt had left office. with theodore roosevelt. >> don't give anybody ideas. [laughter] >> i am working now on a book from washington through trump and not to say he had a conversation. and then it was off to the races. >> learning about lincoln's purchase from reading your book i had no idea. so how they would be particularly interested. it was a dashing young democrat. >> it is amazing he had just got in the position roosevelt had held to be a new york democrat it was called to testify not as a character witness but he had been in the legislature at the time and had heard about a conversation about bards and the head of the democratic party agreeing not to resolve an issue about a us senator of new york so the bosses could retain power. but that was a key question in this case the 1911 senate election. and whether barnes and head of the democratic party were in cahoots together and roosevelt said he heard about this and confronted barnes about it. and then of who shou

can you imagine getting that panama canal treaty through today? he was able to do it, congress actually functioned then. in the clinton administration, he was the assistant secretary for international organization. he loved working at the state department. he was also head of the agency for international development. host: you have been the former head of the democratic senate campaign committee. as you look at 2020, putting on your political hat, how did the democrats in your mind regain control of the senate? sen. bennet: this is an excellent question and i wish more candidates were thinking about this. it cannot be an afterthought. the presidential candidates i believe need to be as much focused on winning the majority of the senate as they are the presidency. because those two imperatives should create a discipline going into this election which will allow us to beat donald trump. and when i think about that, it is what it will take to win in purple states like colorado. i have won twice. i'm the only candidate in this race who has won two nat

and then came the panama papers, they just kept coming. >> and now it's part of the culture. it's almost like a generational thing. it's like we've raised this generation of millennials and postmillennials who almost have it in their dna to do leaking. this is a wonderful time to be a journalist. one of the big stories in the news right now is about anonymous whistleblower. i mean, it's just, it really took off. and i just wondered if you, sort of a few years later, if you kind of thought, connected that, if that something about -- if technology really did kind of build a new sort of sentiment around leaking, if we have sort of created a leakers' generation or something like that. >> well, that book, i did not expect to be talking about this book tonight. [laughter] but it's, it was about megaleaks. it was about the ability to leak vast amounts of data digitally and anonymously. and, yeah, that has happened. and like the panama papers and then the paradise papers that followed have dwarfed all of the leaks that i wrote about in that book. and it did kind of continue this expo

panama is another example of destroying a country to save it and another case of how the united statesas exercised a --ht makes right doctrine among smaller countries of the third world. invadebeen practice to these countries, get what we want, and leave the people to rock. artifacts"ican living history enthusiasts enact the crossing of the delaware river. talk aboutofessors impeachment including the current proceedings against president trump. >> one of the things that strengthens the case against nixon and legitimized it was the fact that it was bipartisan and that there were many republicans who studied the evidence and looked at the reports. they listened to the tapes when they finally were released and looked at the transcripts that were released in advance, and, they came to the conclusion that nixon had done something wrong. >> this weekend explore our nation's past on american history tv on c-span3. a look at life on the u.s.-mexico border with journalists from the new york times, albuquerque journal, and dallas morning news. at 7:00 a.m., "washington journal is live. later, ne

. >> the panama is another example of destroying a country to save it. another case of how the united states has exercised a "mike mates right" -- might makes right doctrine. this long been practiced to invade these countries, get what we want and leave the people who live there to rot. >> at 6:00 eastern on american artifacts, living history enthusiasts read a washington's crossing of the delaware river. at 8:00 on the presidency, professors talk about impeachment, including the current proceedings against president trump. >> one of the things that really strengthened the case against nixon, and legitimized it, was the fact that it was bipartisan. and that there were many republicans, who studied the evidence. they looked at the reports. they listened to the tapes when they were released. they looked at the transcripts that were released in advance. and they came to the conclusion that nixon had done something wrong. >> this weekend, explore our nation's past on american history tv, on c-span3. teeth --n american his on american history tv, journalist e

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the invasion of panama. the panama deception is an academy award-winning documentary which takes a critical look at the invasion and media inas i mentioned, i lived the chattanooga area for about eight, nine years, and ringgold south downiles interstate 75. i got very interested in that battle. i also got very interested in what became, who became one of my favorite civil war generals who turned out to be not from one of those northeastern states. patrick cleburne, from arkansas. in theery interested battle of ringgold gap. vember 27,start, nob 1863. the we have to start with two leading protagonists at the battle of missionary ridge in chattanooga. of course, ulysses grant. iram ulysses grant actually. a rising star as a general. had not really lost a battle yet during the war, and eventually he goes on to further greatness. on the other side you have braxton bragg. although the story might be a little bit apocryphal, apparently as lieutenant in, wars, hee seminole became the acting commissary officer. requ

enrique: luego de meses refugiados en la embajada de panamÁ, en caracas, 16 militares venezolanos queados en el suelo, miembros del movimiento de la rebeliÓn de la extinción, realizar una protesta pacÍfica con la cumbre climÁtica para apoyar a lÍderes indígenas de la amazonia. buscan llamar la atenciÓn sobre la importancia de proteger sus bosques. enrique: descendientes de emiliano zapata, lÍder revolucionario mexicano, dicen que demandarÁn al pintor fabián chÁirez y a la directora eli toto nacional de bellas artes por denigrar la imagen del lÍder mexicano. todo por una pintura que promociona la exposiciÓn titulada "emiliano zapata, despuÉs de zapata", alejandro madrigal tiene la explicaciÓn. alejandro: una intensa polÉmica se rebelÓ en redes sociales tras mostrar esta pintura. un zapata estilizado, desnudo y con tacones que formas parte de la nueva exposiciÓn el palacio de bellas artes. representarÍa lado femenino de uno de los pilares de la revoluciÓn mexicana, quien acuÑara la frase entre los indÍgenas "tierra y libertad". por quÉ no puede haber un hÉroe de la naciÓn afeminado? la

she also reported on the panama papers before her death. one of the companies was listed in the panama papers and daphne reported on this company, 17 black, before her murder. meanwhile, in egypt, security forces have arrested three more journalists -- solafa sallam, hossam el-sayyad, and mohamed salah. their arrests come after security forces raided the cairo offices of egypt's only independent media outlet, mada masr, and arrested its staff members, who have since been released. and in saudi arabia, authorities arrested at least seven journalists, bloggers, and columnists last month. in london, residents and officials gathered for a vigil today to mourn the deaths of two former cambridge university students who were killed in a stabbingng on london bridge friy in what is being called a terror attack. the two vivictims were 23-year-d saskia jones and 25-year-old jack merritt. both had worked at the prison-based education project learning together. they had gathered to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the program at fishmongers' hall when

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she was a well-respected journalist who worked on the maltese side of the panama papers. in october 2017, she was murdered by a car bomb. her assassination sparked one of malta's biggest political and constitutional crises. severe flooding in the south of france has caused a landslide. that forced the evacuation of an entire village. torrential rains and flooding have devastated parts of southern france in recent weeks, leaving at least a dozen people dead. with more coming here is james wilson. evening,te into the rescuer searched through rubble. destroyed.s others were damaged. local residents were taken to safety. my wife and i were in thee hallway and heard a loud noise. it was like jet planes crashing. we h heard furniture falling ino the house. when a new approach the hallway, i went to the kitchen entrance. my glass door was completely demolished, my wall smashed down. big brick and immediately understood it was the hill that had fallen. james: several residents were treated for minor injuries, but rerescue workers describe it asa miracle that no one was killed. th

all the way up to here to panama city 18 hour journey it was quite a quite a big one and quite complicatedbut it went very well and all of the elephants survived and very well. when we brought the elephants here from. the truck came here every day we offloaded them here not at the top because we we were worried that. if the truck was going up the hill that it would get stuck so we were worried about it getting stuck instead of that we we built this. city in the truck arrived and then we offloaded them and they walked themselves off into here and then they just spent one or 2 days here. while they were settling in and then after that one or 2 days reopen the gate and we walked them into that main stage since but we still use the sometimes if we need to keep them here the water so they come to drink in the day. all the way to consume a national park and then across to botswana so it's a very big area surrounded by a protected area yeah that's what makes it so important for elephants is because it's right in the middle of a network of different protected areas and it was not safe before from

on real america the 1993 academy award-winning documentary the panama deception. >> panama is anothermple of destroying a country to save it, and it's another case of how the united states has exercised a might make right doctrine among smaller countries of the third world. it has long been u.s. practice to invade these countries, get what we want, and leave the people that live there to kind of rot. >> sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, living history enthusiasts re-enact george washington's crossing of the delaware. >> one of the things that strengthed the case against nixon and ledge magitimatized i was bipartisan and there were many republicans who studied the evidence, they looked at the reports, they listened to the tapes when they finally were released, looked at the transcripts that were released in advance and they came to the conclusion that nixon had done something wrong. >> this weekend explore our nation's past on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-span store.org to se

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we are hearing from the house intelligence panama releasing its trump impeachment report. tellheadlines we you so far, the can tell you so far, the president used his office to solicit foreign interference. that was at the heart of the matter of the impeachment. there is a note, that is a breach of national security, compromised national security. we are hearing -- i suppose we will have the house intelligence panel with this report, bloomberg will bring it to you as soon as the entire report is dropped. where the early going, compromise of national security, using the office for foreign interference. you can interact with all of the charts you have seen on the network. the function is gtv . from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the exp

flood threat in the west coast new orleans the mobile area: panama city. and sunday a soaking rain through alabama and georgia. south carolina possibly as far as north carolina. and showers and thunderstorms rolling through the southeast. we'll watch that for possible flooding they have been dry over thtoday. there's the mild air in florida. high in the 70s. >> of course we'll take the first look at the christmas eve and christmas forecast coming up >> all important santa travel day >> hopefully clear skies for him. thank you. >> rudolph >> charity is offering a chance to win an original painting for much less than the value which is over $1 million the painting up for grabs currently on display at paris museum tickets for $111 are given away from a french non-profit. >> the study on who is tracking you. >> the ultimate gold medal e record shattering price tag on the original olympic manifesto. classic geico heroes, starring in six new commercials, with jaw-dropping savings. vote for your favorites at: geico.com/sequels ahhh, which way do i go?! i don't kn

the rain actually and focused feed for example honduras or nicaragua down through costa rica and panama and this is persistent for the next 2 days the showers the north probably dying down and in fact a good part of northern colombia is also getting pretty wet weather than it should be this time of the. the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern european state run cabinets in these cages you cannot have access to a toilet or water and the bureaucratic indifference to their plight she has his hands and his fate tied to the bed 5 years after fast highlighting such abuses people in power returns with a 2 part investigation to continuing mistreatment and neglect europe's recurring shame hard won on al-jazeera kenyan journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice i have. explained situations where someone. suck about that i'll go for one painkiller that's investigating government corruption and the national health care system some of the transactions espionage and the collapse. of money that is unexplained to africa on some sites and publish will see that some people don't wan

several sections of corruption which are very worrying and we keep hearing this on a daily basis in the panama papers exposed certain senior people involved in something dodgy business and what happens is you get to a stage where now people are saying ok fine those people are corrupt but i still have money in my pockets. which is quite a warring thing to to to to to see in my own country having said that really if you take what all the civil liberties. mortal writes for the hartley. the top 20 in terms of fish and sea of government in terms of pluralism of the system in terms of freedom of the press so perhaps. many other countries will be the envy of the crew freedom to a certain extent remember this is a definite i want to let's see on the journalist was killed you know 2 years ago things have changed as oh yes there is the freedom of the press we are free to report whatever we want and i have no problem with that the censorship comes in different ways the censorship comes in we are asking they just amid questions to the governments and not getting any replies and in the last 2 weeks this wh

five i w wanna dilisio was a wel respected journalist who what's on the multi side of the panama papers. in october twenty seventeen she was murdered by a car bomb two years later. her assassination has more to spiraling into its biggest political crisis. story watching very closely he acts a france twenty four. change in mood now leo messi has made a record sixth ballon d'or there is a kind of woman training god that's a barcelona the abbas loan argentine genius got this record breaking board ahead of some serious contenders no to be liverpool pam out of style and virgil van dijk. the owners were given a price one he would submit shaklee empowers the usa team captain and make him a piano that she's a tray mopping had won the women's award. the famous french magazine possible this been awarded the ballon d'or since nineteen fifty six that's even before i was born. and created the woman's award last year. maybe we can go. respondent natatalia who is waiting yes that's hohow they ae you that it's not going in the studio in paris i understand you at the ceremony. in chateau lake tell us a

she discovered in the panama papers leak secret offshore companies linking senior political figures close plot to murder the journalist. malta‘s prime minister was fatally compromised. he left his country residence this morning. pressure has finally told, and tonight he addressed the nation. speaks maltese joseph muscat said the businessman‘s arrest showed justice was being done, and he will now quit his post after a new party leader is chosen injanuary. shortly before he spoke, this was the scene outside his office. disgust at their prime minister. they believe malta has been sullied and corrupted on his watch, and there needs to be wholesale change to see justice for daphne caruana galizia. former wales rugby captain gareth thomas says he hopes his work as an advocate for people living with hiv will eclipse the successes of his sports career. thomas revealed he was living with the condition in september. he sat down with britain‘s prince harry to mark world aids day. here‘s some of their conversation. you‘ve got a new purpose in life and you‘ve turned a negative into a positive. yeah. a

she discovered in the panama papers league, secret offshore companies linking senior political figureschest man. what precipitated this crisis was when, late on saturday, mr fenech was brought to court and charged with being part of the plot to murder the journalist. this was mr fenech just a day earlier, outside court as the net closed on him. among his close associates, the prime minister's chief of staff, who stood down last week. he said the chief of staff should also be under investigation. joseph muscat said the businessman‘s arrest showed justice was being done, and he will now quit his post after a new party leader is chosen injanuary. shortly before he spoke, this was the scene outside his office. disgust at their prime minister. they believe malta has been sullied and corrupted on his watch, and there needs to be wholesale change to see justice for daphne caruana galizia. the prime minister's resignation may not be enough, though. many here want all those behind the killing of daphne caruana galizia brought to justice, and all the corruption cases she was working on pursued t

she had discovered in the panama papers leak, secret offshore companies linking senior political figures to malta's richest man, yorgen fenech. what precipitated this crisis was when, late on saturday, mr fenech was brought to court and charged for being part of the plot to murder thejournalist. this was mr fenech just a day earlier outside court as the net closed on him. among his close associates, the prime minister's chief of staff, who stood down last week. he said the chief of staff should also be under investigation. and these people are responsible? the truth will come out, i'm confident. i'm confident and i'm determined. so malta's prime minister was fatally compromised. he left his country residence this morning, but pressure has finally told and tonight he addressed the nation. joseph muscat said the businessman's arrest showed justice was being done and he will now quit his post after a new party leader is chosen injanuary. shortly before he spoke, this was the scene outside his office. disgust at their prime minister. they believe malta has been sullied and corrupted on his w

she discovered in the panama papers leak, secret offshore companies linking senior political figuresse to the prime minister to malta's richest man, yorgen fenech. what precipitated this crisis was when, late on saturday, mr fenech was brought to court and charged with being part of the plot to murder the journalist. this was mr fenech just a day earlier outside court as the net closed on him. among his close associates, the prime minister's chief of staff, who stood down last week. that left mr muscat fatally exposed. in a televised address to the nation, joseph muscat said he would resign after a new party leader has been chosen injanuary. shortly before he spoke, this was the scene outside his office. disgust at their prime minister. they believe malta has been sullied and corrupted on his watch, and there needs to be wholesale change to see justice for daphne caruana galizia. the prime minister's resignation may not be enough, though. many here want all those behind the killing of daphne caruana galizia brought to justice, and all the corruption cases she was working on, pursued

this guy has also been up to his neck in the panama papers which was the last scandal to hit mortar.candal to hit mortar. so this has been a long—running story, the tragically blown up journalist. but this story has been getting closer to home for the government. malta's richest man, property tycoon, he was charged with her murder, he wanted muscat. a couple of days ago his chief of staff resigned because of allegations made by this tycoon against him. and here we are, he is having to quit as well. there are many tributes paid to daphne. an incredibly brave woman who knowingly continued with her investigations, aware that she was at considerable risk and paid with her life. it was a car bomb over two years ago now, so a car bomb over two years ago now, so it has taken a long time for them to hopefully get the right man, but of course this goes all the way to the very top. that's it for this hour. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. next on bbc news, it's click. i lost my sight seven years ago. navigating the world can feel like a hug