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is assistant director for mozambique for the aid organization care he joins us from the city in the puto a very good evening sara working you tell us about the ongoing rescue efforts. they're all over. the water that was really hurting our. health and well saved by. the estimated size of the flooding is now under twenty five kilometers about twenty of them it was is a huge area where people are still stuck in traffic zones of groups and there's a limited help with helicopter capacity. received since i really could see the rebel doing work and to try to say how is your organization coping with the scale of this disaster. is there. is a good question we are doing well we can't just start getting relief to those people that need it and we started up ration is. essential supplies to the. holiness of the shelter the substance. was of fear of flying equipment. and was another agencies of providing food and hired to this gives us the whole food program. for care at the beginning of war use that civilian extremely grown.

you know just so cost is from mozambique he was born in the capital my puto a bitter civil war raged in mozambique for nearly sixteen years starting in the late one nine hundred seventy s. two opposing political groups the mozambique liberation front and the mozambique a national resistance fought for power hundreds of thousands of people were killed i. also was a child at the time back at the base we used to spend the summer in my grandmother's feel a chance i remember being awake in the middle of the night. you know in the heat of bombings and gunshots hole over in and i asked my grandmother why or use this noise and she said it's only fireworks a peace accord was signed in one thousand nine hundred two but the history of the bloody period has not been dealt with instead it has been repressed that's one of the demons corsa confronts in his films. westerns and. physique you can feel them. see if you have been. seized i mean that they get. on with paste macbeth. just the feet up in. just a few things. the road. coming down of the bad tell no tales it's a short film which is basically

trish: that was special representative to venezuela, elliott abrams on the sanctions being puto in placeo squeeze his regime out of power. more sanctions are on the way, according to elliott abrams. joining me now is the former pdvsa vice president who rant state-owned oil company back in the days which it was actually thriving. he's also the head of the new citgo board named by juan guaido. sanctions. is that going to work? is that going to actually force maduro's hand and tell him and his crony's we don't want to be here anymore? >> eventually it should. there are certain things happening. i just learned this morning when i was coming here from virginia that last week at the end of last week only 90,000 barrels of oil were processed in u.s. refineries of venezuelan oil. venezuela, the only source of cash that it has at this point in time is whatever little it was getting from the united states because of the sanctions that's going to dry out real quick. and then whatever we are getting exports to india which is not too much. and it's sold at a discount. it's not one of our natural mark