in the top job you share land borders with peru colombia venezuela is up there as well that's very very difficult particular problems it occurs to me that countries in your region there is a perception that they they lurch almost in a cyclical way from the right to the left from the right to the left and you seem to be setting yourself on a course of plotting a very difficult path i guess a european governments or a north american government might call itself a liberal democracy how would you describe that pathway that you seem to be trying to adopt. a little here a little produce a little heap. even if you believe the group is this is if we win a little here and sit in the mentally ill. but your critics would say that you are sometimes playing fast and loose with the truth in one regard in particular with one regard say your critics say you took two and a half billion u.s. dollars from your social services budget and you spent it on other things because the other things that you want to spend money on the money wasn't in the relevant accounts to spend the money in the first place what

in the top job you share land borders with peru colombia venezuela is up there as well that's very very difficult particular problems it occurs to me that countries in your region there is a perception that they they lurch almost in a cyclical way from the right to the left from the right to the left and you seem to be setting yourself on a course of plotting a very difficult path i guess a european governments or a north american government might call itself a liberal democracy how would you describe that pathway that you seem to be trying to adopt. up a little here a little produce the people. you believe the group is this is if we. could sit in the mentally ill. but your critics would say that you are sometimes playing fast and loose with the truth in one regard in particular with one regard say your critics say you took two and a half billion u.s. dollars from your social services budget and you spent it on other things because the other things that you want to spend money on the money wasn't in the relevant accounts to spend the money in the first place what do you say to those cri

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. >> mientras ecuador, colombia y perÚ, denunciaron la ilegitimidad del acto y retiraron personal. >> ¡a venezuelarpaciÓn de la presidencia de la repÚblica y nicolÁs maduro moros. >> y las primeras tas por esta juramenfeciantes chocartao de sus seguidores en medio de un clima de alta tensiÓn que pudiera radicalizar sus acciones. y estas pueden pasar por la ruptluciÓn de la asamblea nacional. en caracas venezuela. >> cientos de venezolanos protestaron en contra del juramento de maduro. maduro ha gobernado con mano dura apoyÁndose en militares a quienes ha dado un enorme poder econÓmico. un comitÉque lo acusa de financiar ilegalmente la campaÑa que lo llevÓ al poder. >> guatemala estÁ atravesando una de las peores crisis polÍticas de su historia, luego de que el presidente diera por terminado el mandato contra la comisiÓn en este paÍs. >> al secretario general de las naciones unidas y Éste permaneciÓ indiferente, en silencio, y en participaciÓn activa. >> y la verdad hemos hecho que tenemos que actuar con mucha madurez. >> no conocerÁn de inmediato si debe de quedarse cicip en guatemala. >> se trs p

. >> mientras ecuador, colombia y perÚ, denunciaron la ilegitimidad del acto y retiraron personal. >> ¡a venezuelator reiteraba la unidad de los actos declarado un vacÍo de poder. >> se consuma la usurpaciÓn de la presidencia de la repÚblica y nicolÁs maduro moros. >> y las primeras protestas por esta juramentaciÓn fueron reprimidas. en varias ciudades manifestantes chocaron con las fuerzas de seguridad. maduro juramenta con el apoyo de sus seguidores en medio de un clima de alta tensiÓn que pudiera radicalizar sus acciones. y estas pueden pasar por la ruptura por aquellos gobiernos que no le reconozcan la disoluciÓn de la asamblea nacional. >> al regresar de la pausa emma coronel volviÓ al juicio contra el chapo guzmÁn luego de que se revelaran mensajes Íntimos entre su esposo y una de sus amantes. >> patrullan las calles en bicicleta en mexico. bicicleta en mexico. >> y exigen el nuevo super slam-pler de denny's a $5.99! $5.99, ¿estaremos locos? tocino, huevos, french toast y pancakes de buttermilk. ¿por qué seguiremos estando locos? el nuevo super slam-pler de denny's. ¡todo esto por $5.99! el

colombia, perÚ, ecuador, chile, paraguay y la uniÓn europea. quienes continÚan reconociendo a nicolÁs maduro son cuba, bolivia, mÉxico y rusia. ♪ >> como el presidente encargado de venezuelaresidente de venezuela. muchos de los paÍses de la regiÓn lo reconocieron como el legÍtimo presidente de venezuela incluyendo estados unidos. apoyando totalmente a venezuela desde estados unidos. >>he recibido romper relaciones diplomÁticas y polÍticas con el gobierno imperialista de los estados unidos. >> luego el presidente donald trump declarÓ. al preguntarle sobre lo que podrÍa hacer estados unidos dijo que todas las opciones estÁn sobre la mesa. desde el interior de laang wei dos se encuentra como invitado pidiÓ que todos los jefes de misiones mantengan su presencia en el paÍs y desconocer cualquier orden que contradiga eso. a esta hora el mundo tiene los ojos puestos en venezuela. m >>para hablarnos mÁs sobre este tema le damos la bienvenida a un analista polÍtico y profesor de santa clara university. hemos visto lo que estÁ sucediendo y que sigue para este paÍs? >>en los prÓximos dÍas va a haber una gran negocios-detrÁs de puertas para ver desde quÉ punto los militares apoyan de

peru and colombia old joining in recognizing the opposition data as the interim president. now this is the man himself this is what his -- feet looks like right now he say's that venezuela today took a historic step -- too towards what to more than other and we're gonna today we have it gold. and we're going well venezuela that's his t that take on tngs. now --- as we m move forwaward -- we canan see lots off livee fefes comoming thrhrough of thesese oppositionon p prots absosolutely hugee protestsl over the capital and all of venezuela and in other countries as well. reports of protests in neighboring countries in support of this and even here in europe in spain -- quite a large -- populate large enough to have thatt purchase that they've been as white in population -- nicolas maduro he not this

venezuela and peru. argentina are the seeded team in group b, where they'll face colombia, paraguay and qatar.or, japan and the defending champions chile. in europe, thierry henry has been sacked by the french league un side monaco afterjust 20 games in charge. the club announced on thursday that he'd been suspended, but it's understood that's merely procedural and it's thought henry has already left after just three months in thejob. monaco are in the relegation zone after winning only two of their 12 league games under henry. and last week they were knocked out of the french cup by second division side mess. leonardojardim is expected to return as head coach, just three months after being sacked to make way for henry. there was a brilliant game in england in the second leg of the league cup semi—final between chelsea and tottenham and it's chelsea who are through to the final at wembley, where they'll face manchester city. tottenham had a 1—0 lead from the first leg, chelsea got two goals before halftime thanks to n'golo kante and eden hazard. fernando llorente levelled it on aggregate in th

september september, argentina, chile, colombia, paraguay, peru called on the icc to investigate venezuelaman rights watch held the move saying into crackdowns in 2014 and 2017, venezuelan security forces committed systematic abuses against critics, including torture. human rights watch research shows they detained more than 5400 people between april and july 2017. members of the security forces have beaten detainees severely and torture them with electric shock, sexual assault, another brutal techniques. >> that is part of the show. you can compare the human rights of with these other countries that are doing manipulation, using them to attack venezuela. toare waiting for bachelet visit venezuela. amy: the former president of chile, a torture survivor herself. >> and we're waiting for to come to venezuela and see the situation by herself. theourse, this is part of warfare against venezuela. but as i told you, this is going to be part of the past, amy. right-wingnments, governments in latin america, are going to be over. some of them this year, some of them next year. in venezuela is going

. >> mientras ecuador, colombia y perÚ, denunciaron la ilegitimidad del acto y retiraron personal. >> ¡a venezuela con las fuerzas de seguridad. maduro juramenta con el apoyo de sus seguidores en medio de un clima de alta tensiÓn que pudiera radicalizar sus acciones. y estas pueden pasar por la ruptura por aquellos gobiernos que no le reconozcan la disoluciÓn de la asamblea nacional. en caracas venezuela. >> cientos de venezolanos protestaron en contra del juramento de maduro. maduro ha gobernado con mano dura apoyÁndose en militares a quienes ha dado un enorme poder econÓmico. patricia y guatemala tambiÉn viven momentos de mucha tensiÓn. un comitÉque lo acusa de financiar ilegalmente la campaÑa que lo llevÓ al poder. >> guatemala estÁ atravesando una de las peores crisis polÍticas de su historia, luego de que el presidente diera por terminado el mandato contra la comisiÓn en este paÍs. >> al secretario general de las naciones unidas y Éste permaneciÓ indiferente, en silencio, y en participaciÓn activa. >> y la verdad hemos hecho que tenemos que actuar con mucha madurez. >> no conocerÁn de inmedia

venezuela. we may soon have a growing economic cats tropastrophe in b peru and colombia. >> reporter: in 2017, presidentle out military intervention to help restore democracy to the country. and he double-ed down last week. are you considering a military option for venezuela? >> all options are on the table. >> reporter: a warning to russia was swift. >> the resulting power would be catastrophic. we face now a scenario that may lead to further bloodshed in venezuela. >> reporter: russia and china are siding with maduro, both have invested billions of dollars in venezuela which has some of the largest oil reserves in the world. and like other totalitarian regimes, its government has squashed the opposition, silenced critics and censored the press. when we investigate an alleged fraudulent sale of passports getting reaction took months. >> reporter: and now venezuela is a country with two men calling themselves president. opposition leader juan guaido who swore himself on wednesday and nicolas maduro who is beginning a six-year term that many in the community call a farce because the opposition was not al

immigration crisis, 3 million venezuelans and more have been leaving venezuela creating a refugee crisis in other countries like peru, brazil, colombiathose nations have been trying to find a peaceful solution that does not involve violence where there can be a transition back to democracy and that transition back to democracy is where these nations realize the only way to do that is by recognizing a democratically elected congress, national assembly and recognizing it leader. daymac is it possible to do that peaceably? this percolation about the military which appears to back madero. how does this transition happen if it does? >> reporter: the military has been politicized from the start. hugo chavez corrupted the military and a lot of the military is involved in drug trafficking, many venezuelan generals are considered drug kingpins by the european it united states government. the military and venezuela will either realize they will be part of the problem or part of the solution. they will either recognize the democratically elected national assembly and the person who is the interim president or they will continue to favor madero

, because 3 million venezuela's men and more have been leaving venezuela, creating a refugee crisis in countries like peru, brazil, colombiathose nations of been trying to find a peaceful solution that does not involve violence. where there can be a transition back to democracy, and that transition back to democracy is where these nations have now realized that the only way to do that is by recognizing the elected congress, the national assembly and recognizing its leader. >> shannon: do you think it's possible to do that peaceably because there's a lot of speculation about the military, whether it's continuing, it appears to back maduro. how does the transition happen? >> the military in venezuela has been politicized from the start. hugo chavez made sure he crept to the military and a lot of the military is involved in drug trafficking to the point that many venezuelan generals are considered drug kingpins by the european and united states and canadian governments. the military and venezuela is either going to realize that there's going to be part of the problem or part of the solution. they're either going to recognize

venezuela ¿ quÉ postura han adoptado los paÍses? entre los que rechazan la dictadura maduro estÁ estados unidos, canadÁ, brasil, colombia, perÚ, ecuador los que siguen respaldando al chavismo estÁn quÉ pena, mexico, cuba y bolivia, entre las grandes potencias china y rusia le dieron un espaldarazo al rÉgimen de argentina. >> hoy el presidente mexicano andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador volviÓ a ratificar su apoyo a maduro, enlazamos con aldo mesa con mÁs informaciÓn, adelante aldo. >> asÍ es, felicidad, un gusto saludarte, luego de la proclamaciÓn de juan guaido como presidente encargado de venezuela y el rechazo de esta situaciÓn de nicolÁs maduro, las voces en mÉxico, la postura no se ha hecho esperar, ¿ quÉ es lo que se piensa de la situaciÓn en venezuela y la postura justamente de mÉxico de no desconocer la presidencia de nicolÁs maduro? aquÍ algunas voces. >> reconocer porque segÚn nosotros tenemos una visiÓn socialista entre comillas, lo cual no es cierto. estÁ mal lo que hace mÉxico. respaldo lo que rosero estÁ pasando ahorita en venezuela y le doy el apoyo al presidente. >> creo mÁs bien cuidar lo interno, y primero solucionar todo l

reconoce el papel de colombia frente a la crisis de venezuela y reiterÓ el apoyo frente la implementaciÓn de la paz. romeo ya se ha enfrentado con los mandatarios de brasil y perÚson mÍnimas debido las temperaturas congelantes en la zona de cuatro grado bajo cero. la detonaciÓn ocurrió al amanecer del lunes cuando la mayorÍa de residentes aÚn dormÍa. seis personas fallecieron y 16 resultaron heridas hoyen un accidente de trenes en medio de un severo temporal en el centro de dinamarca. los vientos al cargaron el techo de un tren de mercancÍas y golpea otro tren de pasajeros . lo fallecidos viajaban en el tren de pasajeros que se detuvo en seco por el impacto. dos feligreses entraron a un templo de la india que por dÉcadasprohibÍa la entrada a mujeres de entre 10 y 50 aÑos causando encendidas protestas de pobladores. a mÁs de 40 s en corte suprema que levantÓ la producciones de diciembre pasado. pero los conservadores mantenÍan el veto. manifestantes indignados bloquearon carreteras y arrojaron piedras a los agentes. el papa francisco presionÓ hoy a los asistentes de la audiencia generalde cada miÉrcoles en el vaticano al hacer girar una pelota con su dedo Índice

venezuela. we may soon have a growing economic catastrophe in brazil, in peru, in ecuador and in colombia. >> reporterin 2017, president trump said he wouldn't rule out the military intervention to help restore democracy to the country and he doubled down last week. >> are you considering a military option for venezuela? >> we're not considering anything but all options on the table. >> reporter: a warning from russia was swift. >> the resort to military power would be catastrophic. we face now a scenario that may lead to further bloodshed in venezuela. >> reporter: russia and china are siding with maduro. both have invested billions of dollars in venezuela, which has some of the largest oil reserves in the world. and like other regimes, they have silenced the press. when we investigated an alleged fraudulent sale of passports, getting reaction took months. and now venezuela is a country with two men calling themselves president. opposition leader juan guaido who swore himself in on wednesday -- and nicolas maduro who is beginning a second six-year term after a may election many in the international c

peru and colombia old joining in recognizing the opposition data as the interim president. now this is the man himself this is what his -- feet looks like right now he say's that venezuela today took a historic step -- too towards what to more than other and we're gonna today we have it gold. and we're going well venezuela that's his t that take on tngs. now --- as we m move forwaward -- we canan see lots off livee fefes comoming thrhrough of thesese oppositionon p prots absosolutely hugee protestsl over the capital and all of venezuela and in other countries as well. reports of protests in neighboring countries in support of this and even here in europe in spain -- quite a large -- populate large enough to have thatt purchase that they've been as white in population -- nicolas maduro he not this is come -- as we noted on and national anniversary. sixty first anniversary of the poor his feet is full of fan. pro maduro approve resolution -- feeds all of his supporters and lots of his supporters have been coming to his aid- before i get to that washington post reporting on his response to the u. s. -- vendor has given diplomats seventy two hours to leave - off to the u. s. disp

it to peru into ecuador some rather heavy rain to into the fog north east of brazil but elsewhere i should say much of eastern brazil looking fine and dry making fun of dry to into venezuela colombia will see want to see showers from time to time is that western side of the caribbean that may well chad as we go through the next day or so still a little bit of clout there into central and southern parts of cuba sliding further south was but not much right on it now you might just catch just around the leeward islands but again not too much rain to speak of western side of the caribbean yes as we go through friday could see a bit about whether along with the far south of cuba now looking at some freezing weather of course making its way across north america the worst of the cold conditions starting to ease into that northeastern corner timelapse picture here from manhattan from brooklyn and also from pennsylvania so we've got some blizzard conditions to watch out for for now but temperature is a slightly picking up. the weather sponsored by catherine. the world's largest oil company fails to become public tap and. other kingdom in the company inseparable we are the world's largest o

colombia and mexico and in peru. we are having people, three-point 3 million human beings coming across the border. the ngos callus that 80% of the people inside venezuelaare not getting enough food. the problem is if you go on social media and it's all connected through the database, maintained by this dte and chinese military intelligence along with help from cuban intelligence. they monitor whether or not on social media if you are of the regime. if you were not coming to jail term can be up to five years if you criticize the government. in those situations, the jails themselves aren't overcapacity. 83,000 people in jails. 60% don't have potable water. so the disease that is caused, tuberculosis was wiped out. 400,000 cases right now. of malaria. 400,000 cases of malaria. the governments in the region allows we've got to get into the system and i would go further than that. the fact that this dte type arrangement exists in venezuela and now exists in north korea and one other country where they have a contract they're putting in the republic of iran. this represents a new challenge to democracies. on the system from the perception who want authoritar

venezuela and to pass resolutions. so i think we need regional ueadership. the problem of ven is a regional cries. if you look at the migrants, the refurees, thetreaming into colombia, brazil, ecuador, peru, and it's a regional problem and calls for a regional solution, it's not a u.s. bilateral problem. so i think it's time for the region and i think bolsonaro might be the right guy too this to take this issue up and address it on their own and show leadership. the united states has taken a lot of actions against venezuela. i think it's time for bolsonaro and the region to owake thein actions. >> can u.s. an bolsonaro be -- brazil be the leaders? >> i still maintain the leadership has to come in a more regional wayi not feel that this is bilateral efforts will do anything. i think, in terms of venezuela, it will make the situation even worse. >> so, fernando cutz, theic crm is you increase the pressure on venezuela, that might actually hit the venezuelan people more and cause more refugees than there already are. >> absolutely, and i think that's a key reason why we haven't gone after, for example, an oil embargo. the united states consumes 95% of venezuelan oil that is actually sold, s

colombia and mexico and in peru. we are having people, 3.3 million human beings, coming across the border. the ngos tell us that 80% of the people inside venezuela are not getting enough food. the problem is that if you go on social media, and it's all connected through the database maintained by this zte and chinese military intelligence along with help from cuban intelligence, they monitor whether or not on your social media you are supportive of the regime. if you are not, the jail term can be up to five years if you criticize the government. in those situations, the jails, themselves, are at overcapacity. 83,000 people in jails, 60% don't have potable water. so the disease that is caused, tuberculosis was wiped out. 400,000 cases now. of malaria. 400,000 cases of malaria. tb is on the rise. the governments in the region tell us we have to get food in to the people in this kind of a system. and i would go further than that. the fact that this zte-type arrangement exists in venezuela, now it exists in north korea, and there's one other country where they have a contract, they're putting it in the republic of iran. this represents a new challen

perÚ, colombia. >> canadÁ que y otros paÍses del mundo y francia hemos decidido reconocer esta presidencia como encargado de juan guaidÓ >>> ecuador rompiÓ su silencio y abogÓ por elecciones libres en venezuelaÁlogo para restablecer el orden democrÁtico, mientras el secretario general de la oea la considerÓ como historica. >> no hay dictadura que triunfe frente a un pueblo que do doblega. >> en otro tema el presidente trump anunciÓ que pos pondrÁ su discurso hasta finalizar el cierre parcial del gobierno que cumple 34 dÍas, aclarÓ que no estÁ buscando un lugar alternativo porque no hay ninguno que compita en importa con la cÁmara baja antes inforÓo sobre la cancelaciÓn de su discurso en el congreso y la bÚsqueda de un sitio para llevarlo acabo >>> mire la patrulla fronteriza detuvo a 110 migrantes que saltaron el muro 1 a 1 subieron el muro para dejarse caer en suelo estadounidense despuÉs el supuesto coyote escapÓ corriendo con esta escalera, la patrullo fronterizo dijo que todos los detenido son de origen centroamericanos pero no inforÓo quÉ pasarÁ con todos ellos. >> hablamos del mal tiempo, porque la tormenta invernal ha provocado el cierre de escuelas >>> los equipos de limpieza comenza

the situation in venezuela, which usually i raise in this committee and people know it's important and now it's really topical. we had 3 million migrants flow primarily into colombia, peru, and ecuador. it's projected to be 5 million if current trends continue by the end of this year, rivaling, that would be a rival number to what we have seen in syria situation, and most certainly has had a destabilizing effect on colombia and other neighboring country to the point where very few nations could talk in one million migrants in one shot, not to mention that quickly. imagine 2 million and the impact it's having on their government budgets, their health care systems and the like. we know from department of justice filings and sanctions from treasury that their government doesn't just tolerate drug trafficking. they give it the protection of government and many high-level officials are active participants in narco trafficking. we know they have a relationship, long-standing relationship with iran and with hes bola. we know they have openly and repeatedly, at least maduro has, invited the russians and putin to establish either a rotational or permanent presence somewhere in v