in spain. also lots of physicians figures in in exile. the local media reports say that even some family members of gonzalez are in spend, so they are very strong ties. spain has been playing or the role as a kind of diplomatic mediator for a long time, especially for my spanish prime and as the supp terrell. and of course, my bureau might be more willing to guarantee a safe passage to a country like spain compared to and it says the biggest and it meets the united states. so, sprains wrote in the region, especially in venezuela. it's important, especially after the dispute at elections in july dw, this young phillip schultz in seville. thank you. israel has closed its land crossings with jordan after a deadly shooting a tack at a west bank border crossing in which tree victims and the attacker were killed. the shooting took place at the island be bridge border crossing the main connection between jordan and the is really occupied westbank, according to israel's military, a truck driver approac

this whole continent has been raped and tortured first by spain and then by the united states. it's ridiculous to to prickle and pinpoint. okay, they found gonzales, uh, gomez, different one. navy seal and his buddies with 400 rifles to do something else, something new, a different slightly if you, like change the font on the page, i don't think they they don't seem to change anything in this script. it's always the same, spain wants to be the front man for this particular thing, that's why, and very quickly and very clearly. he didn't fly, he was allowed to leave. this was the transition that the maduro government allowed. okay, thank you so much for that. bruno b clinny, academic political analysts in brazil and daniel patrick welch. canalist in boston, thanks for having us, and uh, thank you for watching this episode of the news review on press day. this is story of an unrival champion of the african continent who captivated audiences with his skill and determination. hero who made history with a bold decision to withdraw from the olympics refusing to face an israeli opponen

american country, the warning followed remarks by spain's defense minister who called the government of president nicholas maduro a quote dictatorship. in retaliation, venezuela summoned spain's ambassador to lodge complaint and recall its own ambassador from madrid for consultations. venezuela's foreign minister issued a stark warning saying that karacas would not tolerate spain's medaling. in his affairs, venezuela's parliament speaker also called for serving severing ties with madrid. relations between the two nations soured after spain recognized venezuela's. opposition leader edmundo gonzales as the legitimate winner of the recently held presidential election and granted him political asylum after he fled to spain, and earlier in our news review program, we discuss the escalating diplomatic tensions between venezuela and spain with our guests. let's take a listen. we watching press tv's news review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day. well, joining us on this edition of the news review, we have podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami, joining us from

he had sought refuge at spain's embassy in caracas. the venezuelan government said he was allowed the safe passage to leave incumbent nicholas madura was declared the winner of july's presidential election. despite the opposition saying it had evidence that gonzalez won speaking a short time ago, spain's foreign minister said gonzalez would be granted political asylum. it will. these are a lot of good news. he was able to speak to him once he was on the plane, but that's how it is. has been your last and he expressed his gratitude to the governmental yeah. yeah. and his pain was of course, totally. but it's not as well, of course. and i told him how happy we are in that he's well. and on his way to spain, he lived with a lot of weight that added go by reiterated the government's commitment to the political rights of all venezuelans. if that's the only line that could be the chica that those last minute. so like most dw is gone. phillip shots is phone the story from the spanish city of seville. young philip, why did gonzales leave venez

spain says insistently that in fact it says much worse than we are in offshore paradise.there, small countries, large countries, which have very different finance system to the one we have, and they are also prospering very well, because they don't have to worry like we do, in spite of being very small and in spite of having limited resources, we comply with every single european directive, we have transposed into our legislation every single european directive, the oecd, the organization that looks into these things having given jubolta a b plus rate. rating which is an extremely high rating and it's an identical rating to countries like germany and and england have got, so uh we're also white listed by the international monetary fund. i think that these associations would not give us those magnificent ratings if we really were anything of the many things that our spanish neighbors say we are. to a great degree gibralta has done well economically despite the uk, because we're small and again because we invested in education and because we're in. the eu, all the issues th

mr gonzales is in spain. there are a lot of. spain.ou think the presence of mr gonzales in spain might influence this spanish approach is towards the maduro government are opposition? mr government are opposition? m gonzales is not the actual leader of the venezuelan opposition. two real candidates were vetoed by the government. maria corina machado. so he is not organising the protest in caracas. forthe not organising the protest in caracas. for the opposition he is the president elect and the one election and they believe he is the president of spain. spain has given him asylum but stopped short of considering him the president elect. spain is in a grey zone where they don't recognise the victory maduro claims but at time don't recognise much of the opposition is claiming. they want the government to produce the electoral rackets with proof of which is which. this is a cautious course of action it is not sustainable and sooner or later the spanish government would have to decide who they believe is the real president of venezuela and

spain has rejected allegations leveled by the venezuelan government that madrid was involved in a us lot plot to destabilize the latin american country. a source at the spanish foreign ministry claims that madrid. democratic and peaceful solution to the situation in venezuela. karakas has announced the arrest of six foreign nationals including two spanirds and suspicion of plotting to assassinate venezuelan president nicholas madura. now relations between the two countries have soured since spain's parliament voted to recognize venezuelan opposition leader edmundo gonzales as the winner of the july presidential vote. madrid also granted asylum to gonzales after he fled. as well last week, gonzalez claimed that he has won the presidential election, now let me invite our guest and discuss this uh, joining me is bruno bline academic and political analyst from brazil, also with us is daniel patrick, welch, geopolic analyst in boston, good to see you gentlemen, so bruno, um, what is this uh thing between spain and venezuela, the spanish government? accords recognition to the opposition le

england and spain continue to have a political dispute visa v gibralta.altar por parte de españa como ya se hizo en alguna ocasión, esos deseos de cierre de frontera y y demás pues hacen que la población inteligente de la línea diga que sea ser también una zona donde haya la misma cobertura que que en gibraltar de impuestos y demás y extender la frontera de gibraltar hacia. rock o algo así cuando le preguntas a cualquier linense y tú le dices oye que van poner la frontera en gibraltar, la respuesta habituales, no, yo quiero que la pongan en san roque o en cualquier otro sitio para que nosotros estemos todos dentro de gibraltar. spain sees us as a stone in their shoe, we can be a little rock in the british shoe as well. to leave us alone. asking him because of imam, give me this and give me that. this is about people who got silenced, but kept fighting. supervision and controlling of freedom of speech only comes up when you're criticizing israel. 45 palestin journals behind israeli bars at the moment. they've warned students that if they remain here, they

this whole continent has been raped and tortured first by spain and then by the united states. it's ridiculous to to prickle and pinpoint. okay, they found gonzales, gomez, different one. navy seal and his buddies with 400 rifles to do something else, something new, a different slightly. "if you like change the font on the page, i don't think they they don't seem to change anything in this script. it's always the same. spain wants to be the front man for this particular thing, that's why, and very quickly, and very clearly, he didn't flee, he was allowed to leave. this was the transition that the maduro government allowed. okay, thank you so much for that. bruno b. academic, political analyst in brazil, and daniel patrick." welch geopelic analyst in austin, thanks for having us, and uh, thank you for watching this episode of the news review on press tv. this week on expos a, western broadcast media continues to twist the truth about the zionist captives faiting narrative that shields the israeli entity from accountability while unfairly dem. palestinians, meanwhile, digital mai

"the dispute between the united kingdom and spain seems endless.uggling. the spanish government accuses gibralter of being a tax-haven. gibralta simply points out its british sovereignty, which is unquestionable. "this is a daily continual duel. there seems to be no solution. pain says insistently that in fact it says much worse than we are an official paradise. it says we are a bunch of pirates and that and that everything is about money laundering and and and and other issues. so there are other countries out there, small countries, large countries which have..." very different finance system to the one we have and they are also prospering very well because they don't have to worry like we do, in spite of being very small and in spite of having limited resources, we comply with every single european directive, we have transposed into our legislation every single european directive. the oecd, the organization that looks into these things, having given gibralta a b plus rating, which is an extremely high rating and it's an identical rating to count

venezuelan more than it would hurt spain-— hurt spain. for the benefit of our global— hurt spain.global audience, explain | our global audience, explain why this relationship is so important for venezuela, which is becoming increasingly cut off. , ., ~ off. on my way of thinking, riuhtl off. on my way of thinking, rightly so — off. on my way of thinking, rightly so forth _ off. on my way of thinking, rightly so forth of— off. on my way of thinking, rightly so forth of the - rightly so forth of the government stole an election. i think that isn't generally accepted in the democratic road. spain has huge investments in latin america including venezuela. there are about 200,000 venezuelans in spain. millions, huge flow of people back and forth. i would be willing to bet those 200,000 venezuelans in spain are sending millions and millions of euro two venezuela. hour sending millions and millions of euro two venezuela. how do ou see of euro two venezuela. how do you see the _ of euro two venezuela. how do you see the situation _ of euro two venezuela. how do you see the situation playi

spain always uh committed themselves to be together with the oligarchs in venezuela so... "you must understand venezuela is important asset for for spain, it's an important asset for the soul command for the united states and they were stolen two times one billion dollars in gold bars inside of england central bank, it was stolen and also a subsidiary of the pevis of the venezuela oil company, the sitgo which was stolenside of united states, so we..." and i would say it's the soft side, the soft brand of this conspiracy, what is involved, for sure it's involved, okay, daniel, how do you look at this, i mean, what is it that spain wants to do when it comes to venezuela? well, i think rune was exactly on point that this is, spain is the soft side of of the hugest conspiracy, and what we're, what, what spain wants is really irrelevant, this... is north south or east-west cold war, and the cold war is boiling, and the the x, y, z has hit the fan everywhere where there is tension between the bricks alive, the anti-west, anti-authoritarian, anti-colonial, anti-imperialist ruling

the warning followed remarks by spain's defense minister, called the government of president nicholas maduro a dictatorship in rital. ation venezuela summoned spain's ambassador to launch a complaint and recalled its own ambassador from madrid for consultations. venezuela's foreign minister issued a stark warning saying that karacas would not tolerate spain's medaling in its affairs. venezuela's parliament speaker also called for severing ties with madrid, relations between the two nations soured after spain recognized venezuela's opposition leader edmundo gonzalez as the legitimate winner of the recently held presidential election and granted him political asylum after he fled to spain. well joining us on this edition of the news review, we have podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami joining us from uh st. petersburg, we also have editor of veterans today, kevin barret who's joining us from saidia, morocco. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with miss krishna swami, if you may uh esha, please. break down uh this uh political row uh that uh exists right no

why is spain willing to host gonzalez? well, the spite of the these boys fell the my, the row and the benefit of regina's pain has no means keep the nation update during business with us for the to called crisis. and sometimes she has acted as you want me to send me the age already know the problem that was happening a lot to number 10 countries. some reports here in space a that actually, uh this, the spanish government or people very close to the spanish government tried to fuss the type of the, the exit of, um no, as long as i live out of business within the last couple of weeks, you know, why the older countries like the us or do you, do you know of taking a stronger sense of the getting some of the real spain could offered a gonzales, a rudy or a tier and safe passage out of the country. i seem to still hold just by deborah said some good relations with them as well and government, but spanish prime minister, better such as even by me, you referred to him as a hero just before a just hours before the through just abou

the, the, this is the, the news lie from the len venezuela's opposition, candidate, fleece to spain, edmondo gonzalez, o t. i is seeking asylum, also, a warrant was issued for his arrest. the opposition says he defeated nicholas madura in recent presidential elections. also coming up 3 people are killed in a shooting attack at west bank border crossing with jordan. israel's minute recess, the attack the open file on civilian gods. the venice film festival rap soft to the golden line goes to spanish director pedro elmwood over for his 1st english language feature the monica jones. welcome then as well as the opposition candidate and edmondo gonzales . little 2 is on route to spain, where he is seeking political asylum. venezuelan authorities had issued a warrant for his arrest officer. he said he won recent elections. spanish authorities confirmed gonzalez was travelling and a spanish air force plane. he had sold refuge at spain's embassy and corrupt costs . incumbent nicholas madura was declared to the went off july's election despite the opposition saying it had evidence. gonzales h

because we have one common problem, spain, and we had a previous common problem, uk. a strip of sea, surrounded by water, the last european frontier separating spain from the united kingdom. the border is mear few hundred meters long. it is the shortest border in the world, separates the spanish city called a conception from gibralta, a british colony. it's the last colony in. europe as well as the smallest territory among those included in the un official list of countries to decolonize. since 1713, gibralta has been the center of a diplomatic war which doesn't allow its inhabitants to decide their own future. history of jibrolta really starts um with the war of succession and in fact the the british and the dutch arrive to recover jibralta for spain, they're not technically. uh getting it for themselves, but typically of the british and the the start of their major colonial expansion, as soon as they got here and they saw the naval strategic position um, they basically decided to keep it, and then the history becomes a colonial history, of course spain all the time is trying to rec

oscar edmondo gonzales has landed in spain. tell us why he's left venezuela despite bowing to fight on well, as you mentioned, just a few days ago, a warrant for his arrest was issued adding to the numerous citations of persecution . we have seen. many oppositional leaders have been arrested in the past weeks without visitation rights were content with the private attorneys. so it has been an intense wave of repression against the opposition. in our recent weeks, the target was admitted to one side of this world. yet who has been in hiding? although initially he was taking refuge in the embassy of another lynch, we now are you decided to continue fighting on from spain? although many countries have altered the political asylum? considering the ongoing, i mean they seem persecution against and what reaction have we had from the venezuelan government and the opposition as well? my zip illustration has sent a victory with the retail leaving the country. the 1st news of his i saw was given by the vice president on social media, and

he had sought refuge at spain's embassy in caracas. the venezuelan government said he was allowed safe passage to leave incumbent nicholas madura was declared the winner of july's presidential election. despite the opposition saying it had evidence that gonzalez won speaking a short time ago, spain's foreign minister said gonzales would be granted political science. is it? well, he's got a lot of good news. he. i was able to speak to him once he was on the plane, but that's how it is a spine your less. and he expressed his gratitude to the governmental. yeah. yeah, i'm to explain. it was, it was totally, but it's not. i don't of course. and i told him, i'm happy we are in that he's well and on his way to spain, he live with a lot of weight that added by reiterated the government's commitment to the political rights of all venezuelans. if that's the only link that could be that chica that those last minute. so like most dw osco sprinkler is following the story from the venezuelan capital caracas school. we should remind viewers that jus

but in spain. — particularly in europe. but in spain. they— particularly in europe. in europe. but in - spain, they should win the next 9—10 leagues— spain, they should win the next 9—10 leagues easily— spain, they should win the next 9—10 leagues easily with _ spain, they should win the next 9—10 leagues easily with this _ spain, they should win the next 9—10 leagues easily with this team. - spain, they should win the next 9—10 leagues easily with this team. 8me l leagues easily with this team. 8pm kick-off at the _ leagues easily with this team. 8pm kick-off at the burn _ leagues easily with this team. kick—off at the burn about. —— bernab u. this expanded champions league, and also the europa league, means that some teams in europe will have at least two extra matches to play this season, add to that a bigger fifa club world cup next year. there are very real fears about player burn—out. ahead of their champions league game against inter tomorrow, manchester city midfielder rodri says that players could consider going on strike. patrick gearey reports. this was th

we now are you decided to continue fighting on from spain? although many countries have offered for the political asylum, considering the ongoing, any place in persecution against them. what reaction have we had from the venezuelan government and the opposition? a well mother, the zip illustration has sent a victory with the retail leaving the country. the 1st news of his i saw was given by the vice president on social media, and she said it was to insure a political piece in venezuela. but minneapolis has said that is one of the goals of others. administration was for the to get to leave the country because it would be foreigners on popular then and presenting. and now the charter falls on opposition leader, money equity. and i'm a child is doing hard in hiding but released a statement on heights. so the world is freedom and life was at risk, but they will continue to find on with him safely from spain and with her in venezuela cheese. it also says the january 10th. and when the well beach won a less pressure to, despite the wave of refreshi

why is spain willing to host gonzales? well, despite the, the, the voice of, of my, the rule, and the benefit of regina's pain has no means keep the nation uptake doing business with us for the 2 called crisis. and sometimes she has acted as you want me to send me. the jury know the problem that was happening a lot to number 10 countries, some reports here in space a that actually uh this, the spanish government though people very close to the spanish government tried to facilitate a of the the exceed, um no, as long as i live out of business, what i'm the last couple of weeks. you know why the older countries like the us or i can do, you know, i've taken a stronger sense of the, getting some of the real spain good offered to go inside. it's a route, a tier and safe passage out of the country. i think the steel hose despite deborah said some good relations with him as well and government, but spanish prime minister. but there are such as even by me, if you referred to him as a hero, just before a just hours before him abou

in our news review program, we discussed the escalating diplomatic tensions between venezuela and spain. with our guests, let's take a listen, we watching press tv's news review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day, well joining us on this edition of the news review, we have podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami joining us from uh st. peter. we also have editor of veterans today, kevin barret who's joining us from saidia, morocco. welcome to the program to the both of you, let's start off with miss krishna swami, if you may uh, please break down this political row uh that exists right now between spain and and venezuela, help us better understand the the components of this, well this is not the first time that spain has... granted asylum to um members of the venezuelan opposition, they also granted asylum to leopoldo lopez, who was also part of the venezuelan opposition, and what most people don't realize is that the venezuelan opposition engages in both paraamilitary activities and extreme violent activities, um, so in 2017 after the elections, they engage

given _ spain, madrid. what does that mean? given that _ spain, madrid. what does that mean?here, l mean? given that he's there, obviously not in venezuela, how does that split the opposition, does that split the opposition, does it, or does it strengthen them? , , , them? there is still unity. they have _ them? there is still unity. they have lots _ them? there is still unity. they have lots of - them? there is still unity. - they have lots of international support from neighbouring countries, brazil, colombia, argentina, all being very vocal in their support for the opposition party, whether they are in venezuela or outside. spain has taken a very pivotal role in protecting this opposition figure, and we are not going to see this and any time soon. this is a fight which they will keep on working towards. this is been a long time in the making, its a miracle summer saying that these presidential elections even happened in venezuela, that they were allowed to happen. this is been a big step forward and nowhere near the end yet but it is another uncertainty. what happens now i

relations between the two nations soured after spain. venezuela's opposition leader edmundo gonzales as the legitimate winner of the recently held presidential election and granted him political asylum after he fled to spain. secretary of the russian national security council sergey shougu has met with leader of the democratic people's republic of korea kim jong un during visit to piong yang. kim received the top russian security official upon his arrival on friday, the two sides reportedly exchanged views a wide range of bilateral and international issues. details of shous trip were not immediately clear, but pyongyang and moscow have in recent years taken a number of steps to boost economic and security cooperation. in june, russian president vladimir putin also traveled to puong yang for a summit with the dprk leader and signed new partnership treaty that included a mutual defense clause. russia has once again voiced it strong opposition uh to us and its nato allies allowing ukraine to use the long-range missiles it supplied against r

how will he be able to do that from spain? this indeed will prove difficulties now far away from the action. really, i'm position leader, maria cutting out and my title is left and says they will continue the fight. but both now 1st and foremost, need to make sure that the opposition will be united and will stays united. i think this could prove to be a problem because compile us has next. and this for some critics. it also comes from some a position members. obviously it doesn't look good, especially if they want to continue the fight. and it's also very questionable how they would actually swear in somebody from that far away. so we need to still continue to feel i send this story because i'm sure that there will be other developments in the future in the causal g, following it closely. thank you very much. nicole race to bring us up to date. a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. hope francis has arrived in east timor on the 3rd leg of his trip through se asia is the 1st pontiff to

and the venezuelan government warned spain against any interference in its internal affairs after a spanish minister called the government in caracus a dictatorship. hello and welcome everybody, it's 10:30 am here in the iranian capital, tehrani watching press tv's world news. it's another deadly day for palestinians in the gaza strip as the israeli military continues to pound the blockaded territory with air and artillery strikes and one of the attacks israely war plane struck a home in the tufa neighborhood east of gaza city killing at these 10 people including children elsewhere in gaza city woman was killed and another injured in israeli shelling of the shojaiya neighborhood israeli artillery also shelled north of uh nosidart in another injured. and israeli shelling of the shoja neighborhood, moving on, our correspondent, who earlier updated us on uh the situation is now joining us from the rabala and central gaza to bring us up to speed on uh the latest developmentts thereas the israeli genocidal massacre continues across gaza as we speak moti yes actually the last night was horrific f

venezuelan presidential candidate is granted asylum in spain — candidate is granted asylum in spain inhe wake of the disputed election result. three israelis shot _ disputed election result. three israelis shot dead _ disputed election result. three israelis shot dead at _ disputed election result. three israelis shot dead at the - israelis shot dead at the border crossing between the occupied west bank and jordan. a new poll finds kamala harris and donald trump are neck and neck two days before a pivotal presidential debate. the man who insists he is the rightful leader of venezuela has been granted asylum in spain and has vowed to continue to fight for democracy. he spent weeks in hiding and said he can prove he beat nicolas maduro. he told supporters in an audio message that he was threatened up until the moment he fled. those comments in full translated into english. translation: translated into english. tuna/mom- translated into english. translation: first of all, receive a _ translation: first of all, receive a warm _ translation: first of all, receive a warm and - translation: f

but today in group 4, spain defeated libya with a score of 8-0 and finished with seven points as the leader of group i. rakha will have to meet one of the third-placed teams in the next round. in the other game of this group, kazakhstan scored 10 goals against new zealand and the winner left the field, but even these ten goals could not make the kazakh team better than spain, and in the end, this team has the same points as spain, and because of the goal loss, they are the second team. to the next step saud kurd kazakhstan will have to face the first team of group 5, namely portugal or morocco, in the last 16. but our country's national team will face france tomorrow, sunday, in its third game from group 6 . and we have big dreams in the international community, and the player who is suffering from boredom is being treated under the supervision of the medical staff, and my children also swore to defend the prestige of iran's futsal. thank god, you have won two games, we have 6 points, we have a match against the french team tomorrow. we go game by game according to the strategy of th

but he's not lived in spain. right, he's been granted political asylum recently that kind of hack my, depart you from correct cause was marked by episodes of prussia to was and i'm threats suggesting i wouldn't be allowed to leave. i trust that we will soon continue the fight for liberty. the return of democracy and venezuela administrator at window gonzales hotel spaces addressed back home after 11 years and follow nicholas my doodle was declared president again after july the elections. but the position lita said that dissolves what rig look. you know what happens during today's polling? i gave was a violation of the rules of us, which i was to will continues, you know, and we won't rest until the will of a people find this way. law is respected. stay out of position. supporters have been persecuted for that claim. since the election, the government has detained housings of full desktops and driven all position leaders into hiding of the that includes movie equity, not much. i do. who stepped aside to make we f

most finally, be women of spain, support and the family support. the idea of men and women taking turns at the helm of this organization and will work to putting into a situation which is quite simply unacceptable. for the peace and democracy to prevail, it is vital ladies and gentlemen to that he just the suit aspiration that i want to talk about. and that is the sustainable development agenda. democracy m p. scale legitimacy by the results they gain legitimacy from their ability to provide wellbeing to buy tickets, into qualities and all of the phones and their ability to champion social justice to promote the dignity of human beings. but it's not just a question of covering current material needs. it's also about doing that without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. it's about safeguarding the future of our children. and it's about linking development of sustainability and seeing that doesn't exist. central need, not simply a moral imperative. i'm not going to issue a fatalistic speech about the time it's eme

., , spain? the opposition still has an incredibly _ spain?still has an incredibly clear _ spain? the opposition still has an incredibly clear message i spain? the opposition still has an incredibly clear message of| an incredibly clear message of unity. on sunday night after his arrival in madrid where he's been granted political asylum, he said the opposition will continue fighting for freedom and to achieve and recover democracy in venezuela. this was distributed through his press team through multiple news organisations, and in this message he thanked his supporters and said his departure, him fleeing from venezuela was largely due to pressure, coercion as well as the threat of not being out allowed to leave. the helm of this opposition movement, the leader of it, she is still in venezuela. she said earlier today that edmundo gonzales will now fight from outside the country but she will very much stay in the country and continue the fight. there is still a message of unity but a really uncertain time for the opposition. really uncertain ti

says the opposition presidential candidate, edmundo gonzalez, has left the country to seek asylum in spain. prime minister keir starmer tells the bbc his new government is "going to have to be unpopular" if it wants to change the country. and it's the final day of the paris paralympics — with three gold medals still up for grabs before the closing ceremony later today. hello, i'm luxmy gopal. israel has closed all its land border crossings with jordan after three israeli civilians were killed in a shooting at the border crossing betweenjordan and the occupied west bank. the attacker was shot dead by israeli security forces. the incident happened at the king hussein — allenby bridge crossing. the victims are thought to have been private security personnel. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been speaking about what happened. translation: we are surrounded by a murderous ideology led by iran's axis of evil. in recent days, terrorists have murdered six of our hostages in cold blood as three israeli police officers. the killers do not distinguish between us, they want to murder as

in retaliation venezuela summoned spain's ambassador to launch complaint. recalled its own ambassador from madrid for consultations. venezuela's foreign minister issued a stark warning saying caracus would not tolerate spain's meddling in its affairs. venezuela's parliament speaker also called for severing ties with madrid, relations between the two nations sowered after spain recognized venezuela's opposition leader edmundo gonzalez as the legitimate winner of the recently held presidential election and granted him political asylum after he fled to spain. indian prime minister narendra modi has visited the disputed jammu and kashmir region addressing a campaign rally ahead of the upcoming assembly elections. mi was in doda district marking the first visit there by an indian premier in 42 years. the visit came as the right-wing ruling bjp party is optimistic that the prime minister will give major boost to candidates vying for assembly seats. jammu and kashmir elections will be held in three face. is after gap of nearly 10 years, this is also the first vote since new delhi revoked the

has been in spain for a long time already, more than 20 years?? well, she got married, went to spain, to a spaniard, look, you have such a number of works, and naturally, well, there must be some authority in the family or in the environment, who could appreciate, praise, let's say, authority for me is first of all my wife, because she is the only person who will tell me the truth in fact, i need to adequately understand where where i am... yes, and where am i not? in the profession? damn, i need to go home. polina, yes. do you have any comments for me, otherwise it's time for me to go home. and, the rehearsal is over for today. thank you all, goodbye. bye, bye everyone. in the life of any creative person, it seems to me, upbringing, education and personal life experience are of great importance, of enormous importance. tell me, in your opinion, what shaped you the most? my parents, i was brought up very, i wouldn't say harshly, strictly until i was 15, that is, until the ninth grade, everything that needed to be learned at school, i learned all

the travel show is back in spain. this week, we're in spain... ..for decades, a summer favourite of families and package holiday—makers looking for some guaranteed sunshine. this month alone, around 10 million of us will have paid the country a visit. so as peak season there reaches its height, we wanted to revisit some of our adventures on the spanish mainland, starting in the southern region of andalucia, home to some eye—catching names — seville, cordoba, granada and the costa del sol. but amid all the recumbent sun worshippers spread out on the beaches, we found something secret hidden beneath the sands. i'm meeting eddi pitcher, a writer and travel journalist who specialises in uncovering hidden places. eddi, where are you taking me today? so we are taking the wild way to bolonia beach, and we can see that this is the way because we've got...knotted beach grass here. there are no signs. so it's... i said it was a wild way. i'm definitely glad that eddi's here to show me the way on this one. wow, look at this. the

to seek asylum in spain. support as maintained. he not presidents nicholas mcdougal on the disputed presidential election 6 weeks ago. the opposition says gonzales left the country because he feared for his life. ben, it's really not a position to say this is designed for president of the country, but he's not lived in spain. right. he's been granted political asylum recently that kind of my departure from correct cause was marked by episodes of prussia to wash and threats suggesting i wouldn't be allowed to leave. i trust that we will soon continue the fight for liberty. the return of democracy and venezuela ministry at window gonzales hotel spaces addressed back home or after 11 years and follow nicholas my doodle was declared president again after july the elections. but the position lita said that dissolves what rig yoko, who wrote what's happened during today's polling i gave was a violation of the rules over which i was through continues, you know, and we were interesting to have a will of a people offend this way. law is res

why spain? basically sprint for political asylum.on, gonz lez took refuge in the dutch embassy in caracas. he stayed there for more than a month, and this week he went to the spanish embassy. spain has consistently said that he appeared to be the winner of that election. venezuela had as an arrest warrant against him, and the venezuelan vice president said that in the end, it decided to offer him safe passage to leave venezuela for the sake of political peace, was how they justified it. so, the venezuelan government of course rejects the claims from the opposition that they won the election, and they claim to be the victims of a right—wing attempt to subvert the government there. �* , government there. and in terms ofthe government there. and in terms of the rest _ government there. and in terms of the rest of — government there. and in terms of the rest of the _ of the rest of the international community, the european union has come out and spoken of this quite strongly as well. ., ., �* , as well. the head of the eu's foreian as we

the the, this is dw news line from pilot venezuela's up position, candidates place to spain, edmondo gonzalez, lucia is being grunted asylum with the warrant out for his arrest support to say he left because his life is also coming up paris bits farewell to the paralympics as the games dropped to a close that his hope that the event is changing. attitudes, tools to submit the i'm gonna have office. welcome to the program. that is the way that's a position candidate to bundle. gonzalez. rochelle has arrived in spain. ways being granted political asylum, gonzales alia, sold refuge at the dots in spanish, the embassies in caracas, venezuela, and authorities issued a warrant for his arrest of a claim. c, one, the recent election, venezuela's socialist, president nicholas madura was declared the winner instead. ben, it's really not a position to say this is designed for the president of the country, but he's just that i've been spin rate, he's been granted political asylum. that's because instead of the presidency edmondo gonzales, route space is addressed back home after 11 years and fol

which is interesting about seeking —— gonzalez seeking refuge in spain. were legitimate leftist governments who are getting the blowback from maduro who is not legitimately elected. it is starting to bite back on maduro, the failure to show the numbers. we maduro, the failure to show the numbers. ~ ., ., ~ numbers. we have got mr gonzales _ numbers. we have got mr gonzales arriving - numbers. we have got mr gonzales arriving in - numbers. we have got mr| gonzales arriving in madrid numbers. we have got mr - gonzales arriving in madrid for political asylum. what you think happens next, where does this leave everything?— this leave everything? really don't know _ this leave everything? really don't know. to _ this leave everything? really don't know. to be _ this leave everything? really don't know. to be honest, i don't know. to be honest, anybody who tries to make predictions about venezuela, is inevitably proven wrong. the british audience will understand this. the dreams of democracy. it is... i think that we are headed to a more and more internal confl

many of their venezuelans have simply left the country dw, spoke to some of those in exile in spain. to this is perkins road to a lawyer for the vintage, went on a physician who was arrested by on identified man at the end of august. since then, his son, cynthia rocha who lives in spain, hasn't heard from him, looked at the one raising the witnesses to dusty wrapped in by the mag contraction across the pavement to one of the vehicles. the word n a. when i put him in the car and drove away on, no, maybe i don't know he's been charged terrorism, treason, incitement to hate truth. conspiracy. 5 charges which is literally everything. my dad is not a single guy. okay. me that i'm at the door looking to bundle and despite the uncertainty and fee or santiago to stays up to mistake, he says his father would be released sooner or later. beckon's rota is one of more than 2000 opponents of the government who have been arrested since july. the election political persecution in venezuela has intensified since the government control, the electro accounts of declared nicolai's mother. what are the

and england played in the final, but somehow there are two opposites, spain and england, and one, spainthis he was eliminated, therefore somehow criticizing the english, that is, in my opinion, saudi arabia simply did everything possible to ensure that the team climbed as high as possible, like the semi-final or the final, and he succeeded, i think that he did a great job and somehow criticizing for unclear football, well , you will be criticized in any case for something, for defense, for attack, for some decisions, so well for me what saltgate did, they fully deserved to be in the final, this is interesting, because here the question is, well... spain can be understood, in such a short-term tournament, imagine how nagelsmann played football with germany, it is clear, this is the kind of football southgate did, it is extremely difficult is it possible to create a team with your own style, the answer is obvious, yes , we have already talked about the spanish method, the same plus or minus german, yes there he modified it there not quite well now in these there are practically no such lo

mr gonzalez had been taking refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas, but has now left for spain.gonzalez political asylum. translation: i was able to speak to him once - he was on the plane and he expressed his gratitude to the government and to spain. i told him how happy we are that he is well and on his way to spain and i reiterated our commitment of all venezuelans. we reiterate our demand that the vote tallies we presented, that they be verifiable and they will not be presented, that they be verifiable and they will not recognise a victory if that cannot be done. spain will always be there to promote dialogue and negotiation between the government and opposition. a further update on that story, the european union is saying they demand venezuela ends opposition to oppression and free political opposition. a reminder that many western governments recognise mr gonzalez as the winner of that contested presidential election although the supreme court there added back mr maduro as there added back mr maduro as the winner. it's the final day of the paris paralympics — with the clos

junko el hagiwara moved in spain in - hagiwara moved in spain in 2002, and when she said she dances, to that laacklash-_ was her response to that backlash. . , . more medals for paralympicsgb on the 6th day of the paris on the sixth day of the paris games on the athletics track and in the para equestrian arena. the team currently stand in second place in the medals table, some way behind china but ahead of the usa. here's andy swiss. silver with a smile. silver with a smile — britain's sammi kinghorn. the 1500 metres isn't her best event and this one certainly wasn't short of drama. a crash on the final lap, and later she admitted she stopped at one point, thinking she'd already finished. but while the swiss athlete was out of sight, she sealed a surprise silver, her second medal here and she said absolutely incredible. over at the palace of versailles, meanwhile, a suitably regal performance from georgia wilson. she won bronze in her event and there was also bronze for natasha baker. after a year out of the sport, having had a baby, she said it was amazing. but surely, the mother of