in south america these include uruguay and mexico to according for more talks between the government and the opposition. elsewhere russia warns the us against military intervention in venezuela and said the attempted p por grab was a violation of f te basics and principles of international law all. a similar line was taken by turkey and china with beijing saying it's opposes international interference in venice wait in politics. jumanji shaina samples of an israeli government effort to safeguard national sovereignty and stability. china always hold the pools of non interference in other nations internet thahat shee and the place is likely gentle intervention inin venezuela. the e. u. hoping to set up an international contact group was south american nations in february. that would seeeek talks betweenn majuro i'i'm the opposition. political prisoners will soon to be released face the promise of the new president of the democratic republic of congo. this is day felix said she she can't he's been sworn in the country's first at a peaceful handover of power. accusations of fooled voting

my thanks to the representative of uruguay.i get the floor now to the director of costa rica. >> thank you. members of this security council , minister of foreign affairs of venezuela, a country which i was part of my secondary school education. , the sovereign will of the people is to expect a free and open and verifiable indicatedand has various opportunities. the election that took place on the 20th of may, 2018 lacked the legitimacy because they do not include the participation of all political actors in venezuela, nor the presence of independent international observers, ignore the necessary international standards and guarantees to be considered a free, fair, and transparent democratic process. this is why costa rica reiterates today that we do not recognize the legitimacy of the government that was inaugurated on the 10th of january at 2019. democratic this option, once again on the 23rd of january, the people of reasserted their aspiration to peace and we can summation -- and reconciliation. anda rica recognizes this has

whether mexico, uruguay, or any country, we can ultimately have a free and fair election in venezuela where the voices of the venezuelan people who under the maduro regime have been starved, an enormous medical and humanitarian situation. in colombia, over a million refugees have fled the horrors of the maduro regime. we think every country should take steps to achieve that and not side with this cruel dictator in venezuela who has devastation.h tha mr. secretary, a lot of people are concerned about the diplomats who were down there. would you tell us what you are prepared to do if tomorrow when a 72 hour deadline passes, say the venezuelans cut up electricity and water, or tried to go into the building to bring out the diplomats by force. would you be specific about what you intend to do in the event of any of these scenarios, and how can you assure people they are protected? sec. pompeo: there has been no activity that has taken more time over the past days that ensuring the protection of those folks under our authority there in venezuela. we are working diligently to make sure they

gobierno de mÉxico y de uruguay.lombia, argentina, ecuador, de aÍses estÁn apoyando a este presidente interino. el secretario de seguridad dijo que querÍa desconectar a nicolÁs maduro de todos los ingresos. que comenzÓ esta crisis en venezuela el senador republicano marcos rubio ha demostrado su apoyo al presidente interino. y advertido al presidente nicolÁs maduro a que se abstenga de usar la violencia. " trabajarÉ para obtener el apoyo del congreso para llevar alimentos y medicinas a la persona que supone venezuela" borja: colega andrea linares ha conversado con el senador rubio le ha preguntado cÓmo responderÍa estados unidos y la fuerza de seguridad de maduro continua matando civiles? >> no tengo la menor duda de que si maduro ngua va a la >> no voy a discutir mÁs allá de eso, nosotros siempre vamos a proteger nuestro cuerpo diplomÁtico, no le vamos a permitir que contra ellos se meta ningÚn tipo de abuso. sobre eso no debe haber ninguna confusiÓn. este presidente quizÁ no le caiga bien a mucha persona, pero cuan

i hope that the vatican and mexico and uruguay will lead the way.: what about the role of the media and what is happening right now in venezuela? you would have no idea if you watched networks in the united states -- not just fox, but cnn in any regular way what is unfolding. the level of involvement of the united states, right through to this video that vice president juan posted right before guaido announced from the streets that he was the president, the head of the national assembly, the nancy pelosi equivalent. the mainstream media has been complicit in this attempted coup. the mainstream media has conundrum ofough a atmosphere that the public should accept this regime change imposed by the united states on the people of venezuela because ultimately it is supposed to be for the good of the venezuelans. now, this reminds us of the invasion ofe iraq 2003. supportedream media all of the lies, all of the manipulations of george w. bush and tony blair, to convince the world that saddam hussein had weapons of mass distraction. and on this excuse it w

and uruguay are in group c along with ecuador, japan and the defending champions chile. 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 the second half. no extra time or away goals in the league cup, so to penalties it went, t

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mexico and uruguay have urged all sides to hold negotiations. on thursday, mexico's new president andres manuel lopez obrador spoke out against foreign n intervention in venezuela. >> we should conduct foreign relations with the principles of nonintervention, the self-determination of peoplples, of peaceful solutions to dispute . juan: but many other countries in the hemisphere have joined with the u united states in supporting the attempted coup. this includes brazil, canada, colombia, argentina, and chile. here in the united states, the leaders of the democratic party have also largely supported trump's actions. meanwhile, u.n. human rights chief michelle bachelet is warning the situation "may rapidly spiral out of control, with catastrophic consequences." she also called for an independent investigation into recent violence. at least 26 people have died since anti-maduro protests broke out earlier this week. amy: we are joined now by two guests. alejandro velasco is associate professor at new york university, where he is a historian of modern

those countries to be in argentina uruguay venice away a lot. we went to ecuador with president rafael correa and at that meeting he had not just that ecuador it was going out of the school of the americas he said something very important that according to the will have made it because he said this school should not exist. lest this the east. to solve. this if. you can make your city. peaceful efforts to disarm the iraqi regime have failed because we are not dealing with peaceful man. intelligence gathered by this and other governments leaves no doubt that the iraq regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised. by went downstairs hours later the pentagon and the joint staff called me into his office and said i want you to know he said sure we're going to attack iraq you pull up a piece of paper off his desk so i just got this memo from the secretary to fence off that says we're going to attack and destroy their governments and seven countries in five years we're going to start with iraq and they were going

whether it's mexico, uruguay, we hope to work with them.ion in venezuela where the voices of the people under the maduro regime have been starved. more than a middle refugees have fled the horrors of the maduro regime. we'll work with all nations to achieve that outcome. every country ought to take steps in achieving that and not side with this cruel dictator in venezuela who has caused so much devastation for the people of venezuela. >> neil: you've been licensing to the secretary of state, mike pompeo. elliot abrams will deal with venezuela a country whose leader nicholas maduro who we have not recognized. we've determined him a dictator. we're backing juan guaido, a populist opposition party leader that declared himself the leader of the people and calling for elections in the near term. our government recognizes him, canada and most of the western hemisphere country. the military generals are remaining loyal to nicholas maduro. he's got the backing of russia, china, turkey and cuba as well. our administration says that's not going to fl

uruguay, almost double the price of fuel in uruguay, so this is really expensive.t's the worst violence seen in zimbabwe for a decade. in the past week, police and soldiers have beaten civilians, shot dead 12 people, and arrested hundreds of others. the un has called on the government to halt what they describe as the excessive use of force, amid reports of home searches, and the use of live ammunition, but the government is warning that this is just a taste of things to come. it all started last month, shortly after the cash—strapped country needed for a billion—dollar emergency loan from neighbours south africa. they said no. soon after, with fuel supplies running low, prices were ramped up, making it the most expensive fuel in the world. inflation is running at 40%. it's the highest rate since abandoning its currency ten years ago. millions of zimbabweans increasingly unable to buy basics like food and medicine, now can't even afford the bus to work, and so prompting calls for a national strike last week. and the government's response? a security clamp—down, and

he was helpless to prevent their exit, as uruguay and the hosts russia made it out of that group. 16. 0n the left, portugal, france, argentina, brazil and the belgians in the mix. england's half of the draw had less stardust. croatia and spain appeared to be the main obstacles, but the key now was not to look too far ahead, even though that was difficult. it had been 12 years since england last won a major tournament knockout match, but gareth southgate‘s constant message to his players was for them to create their own history. and the nation believed, too. a heatwave and football fever, the english summer was hotting up. millions made plans for the match. the thing i want more than anything else is for the players to continue to attack the tournament as we have. of course there were nerves in moscow, nerves everywhere. but football was coming home, wasn't it? we'll do. i think we've got enough to beat them. maybe 2—0. i'm praying that it doesn't go to extra time and penalties, that's for sure. can england take the next step on theirjourney by winning a knockout game at a major to

we support uruguay, all those who have sought to bring venezuelans together and reach an agreement, toour own way out without anyone establishing all the mate ups. the decisions that will be taken will be taken by the venezuelans themselves. the people to have assembly met with mr. guaido to try to guaido did nd everything quite the opposite. of course he was under pressure. with ere communications president trump and vice president pence. you see, president trump is ready -- already regrets improve.at things will if you recall what happened with addam hussein or with gaddafi, in spite of all the assurances, they were killed. but the united states is withdrawing forces from syria. well, they're going to try to start a new war in latin america, venezuela. we're not going to give them that satisfaction. peace and stability and understanding will prevail in venezuela in spite of all the efforts of the countries presents here who are trying to trigger a war, incite a war. i also want to tell you that europe triede that to -- is trying to give us, you recalled -- wrote back in 1818, the fir

ago, has said that he is open to some form of negotiation as proposed by countries like mexico and uruguaydo you think the military might move, if they move? i suppose it may not be entirely helpful to mr guaido, within the country, that he has the backing of the united states? that is a bit problematic. the us is clearly taking the main role here, and given the us history in latin america, it makes it very easy for mr maduro to say that this is merely an imperialist plot to take over venezuela and in fact, it's not really that. much of the rest of the hemisphere and most of the biggest governments, biggest countries in latin america, are behind juan guaido. even the european union which has so far not come out as recognising him as interim president, is reported to be considering that move. and the government's isolation, maduro's isolation is increasing. he is being pushed against the ropes, if you like, but the question is, is there a way out for him? because if there isn't, he has no incentive to negotiate. how much help to mr maduro can the countries backing him be? seems a little ric

far as the waters off southern brazil, whereas the males would be happy travelling just as far as uruguays that are being stranded further north. and, of course, they need to be back at their colonies so that they can reproduce, and so they can maintain a viable bird colony and a viable population. the penguins are literally being transported in military aircraft and being flown back south towards their colonies. it's not known exactly what causes these strandings, but the fishing industry and man—made pollution is often blamed. magellanic penguins aren't endangered, but fewer females could affect future numbers of this species. the team in patagonia are going to continue studying the same group to learn more about the routes they take to see what more can be done to help these penguins. laura foster, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. good afternoon. a pretty quiet story for most of the uk at the moment, lots of sunshine and a bit of a northerly breeze. butjust look at cromer this morning, combined with

ago, has said that he is open to some form of negotiation as proposed by countries like mexico and uruguayon this. which way do you think the military might move if they move was to mark suppose it may not be entirely helpful that one kool—aid oh has the backing of the united states ? oh has the backing of the united states? —— juan guaido. oh has the backing of the united states? -- juan guaido. it makes it easierfor nicolas states? -- juan guaido. it makes it easier for nicolas maduro to say this is an imperious plot to take over venezuela and it's not really that. much of the hemisphere and most of the biggest government is, biggest countries in latin america, are behind juan guaido. even the european union who has not exactly come out as recognising him as interim president, is backing him. the president's isolation is increasing and he is being pushed against the ropes but the question is, is there a way out for him because if there isn't, he has no incentive to negotiate. how much help does he need? russia and china interfering in independent state. help does he need? russia and chin

the first is really tactical versus strategic uruguay >>holic visioning this year?ryone knows there is a lot of uncertainty today. she'll political, economic, the federal reserve and what they are inactive we money manager, always more of a strategic allocation. not a buy-and-hold type of shop, largely most of the municipal marketplace. we have always been about strategic allocation, changing your positioning this opportunities for clients. this year is different. taking it to the next step to be more tactical because we are at an inflection point this year. the volatility in 2019 will be greater and we looking to take advantage of it. >> we're looking at general obligation, that might be set to outperform. that is a shift from some previous years. >> you are correct it we have overweight revenue back bonds. avoid the sector because that is the headline risk. long-term liability problem. because the economies have been expanding in the test collection -- collection revenue, sales tax collections, are building the budgets for state and local government, the new gover

during the latest violence in venezuela in an effort to find a solution to the conflict mexico and uruguay have offered to host a peace summit in mexico finds itself in a unique position remaining neutral on the venezuela crisis provides an opportunity to play moderator between both sides of the conflict an opportunity the mexican president says he will only see if both sides could agree to participate in diplomatic talks. mexico city and reuters news agency is reporting that the european commission has. countries that a threat to the bra. they singles countries seen as having lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering saudi arabia has been facing international pressure over the matter of janet's shoji inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october out of countries on the list include iran iraq syria yemen and north korea jo-jo got hero is the chief executive of gulf state analytics he says although it's only a draft it's damaging for riyadh so of course important to keep in mind that this is merely a draft it's subject to change but of course the fact that we're ev

during the latest violence of venezuela in an effort to find a solution to the conflict mexico and uruguay have offered to host a peace summit in mexico finds itself in a unique position remaining neutral on the venezuela crisis provides an opportunity to play moderator between both sides of the conflict an opportunity the mexican president says he will only see. if both sides could agree to participate in diplomatic talks madrid up a little al-jazeera mexico city. but let's get more on this knowledge oin by them or not much ocho he is the former mayor of the district that's an opposition stronghold in caracas and he's joining us live from miami in florida very good to have you with us on al-jazeera thank you for your time mexico offering to mediate so has russia either side open to mediation where they're both quoting themselves the legitimate leaders and the other and the gist of it. well i think that these point design is one in opposition it's very reluctant to rely on or mediation by russia or china or even mexico or spain. but these following that confrontation the united states and

during the latest violence in venezuela in an effort to find a solution to the conflict mexico and uruguay have offered to host a peace summit mexico finds itself in a unique position remaining neutral on the venezuela crisis provides an opportunity to play moderator between both sides of the conflict an opportunity the mexican president says he will only see if both sides can agree to participate in diplomatic talks. mexico city. and the jury's main opposition party has halted election campaigning for three days in protest at present mohamedou bihari suspending the chief justice walter. hughes to failing to declare assets opposition people's democratic party says the allegations are politically motivated the chief justice would likely rule on any disputed results in next month's general election if he's reinstated. reuters news agency is reporting the european commission has added saudi arabia to a draft list of countries a pose a threat to the european union the listing to its countries seen as having lax controls against terrorism financing and money laundering saudi arabia is already u

welcome back to the national weather forecasts where across the southern part of brazil into argentina uruguay paraguay over the next day a lot of scattered showers are going to be in your forecast now and it's going to be a hot day here in the sense yet on thursday thirty nine degrees but over towards rio we do expect those rain showers the area particularly to expand across the region even sao paulo you'll see some very heavy rain as well temperatures though will remain into the low thirty's across much of the area where cross the northern part of the caribbean over the next day a frontal boundary in from the gulf of mexico is going to bring some very heavy rain showers not only for parts of cuba but also appear towards the bahamas so for van a very heavy rain showers today that front starts to slide a little bit more towards the southeast have any attempt is going to drop from twenty seven degrees here on thursday to about twenty three degrees here on friday so a little bit cooler but still rain showers particularly in the morning time and then here across eastern seaboard that same weather

. >> or a farmer's wife in uruguay who doesn't go on the computer much? maybe. >> lots of people are not on facebook. >> right -- >> don't check or google things -- it doesn't mean that she is dead for sure. >> absolutely. >> it just means you have a fair good case for it. >> in this large, cumulative thing we're looking at, it's another piece that points to the same conclusion. >> reporter: if carol was dead, if mike killed her, taking the accusation to court would be risky. totally circumstantial, of course, no body, an unclear motive, a sympathetic defendant. but prosecutor lewen decided to roll the dice. 30 years after carol lubahn vanished from her family's life on, april 13th, 2011, mike was arrested for carol's murder. when you went to the family and said "we're going to charge him," what was their reaction? >> mixed at best. >> mixed? that's a mild word. how about upset, horrified, mystified? most of carol's family members believed the idea that mike could have murdered carol was ludicrous. >> well, he was a member of our family, you know. and nob

. >> todd: set up the shot, he starts talking about uruguay. with this place, i fell in love with it the first day. >> todd: tony's like, "how's that?" and i'm like, you know, i got it, but in the background, i got a guy dragging a trash can. >> anthony: perfect. yes, yes. those are the types of production values we like, todd. >> todd: okay, perfect metaphor for these "travel minutes." >> anthony: now [ bleep ] off. thanks. that was it. >> david: that's what you've been complaining about for like an hour? >> anthony: yeah. it's my integrity, man. >> david: but you phoned that in. >> anthony: yeah, but i still feel like i'm jacking off a hobo. >> mo: conventions of television making had to leave the room. and it was actually really wonderful to find ways to work around those parameters. >> jared: the great thing about this series is that you're given this unbelievable support structure to take chances. >> lydia: doing the same thing every week was frightening to him. and i think it was always a challenge, like can you take this idea, which may

she goes on to talk about mexico, uruguay, the vatican for peaceful dialogue. is no peaceful dialogue right now, when it's the russians, the cubans, the iranians and has below there. would you rather side with the chinese, with the russians, with cuba, and with the terror organization, has below? rather than support the people? this is a woman on our foreign relations committee. if that doesn't tell you something about our congress. america, let me remind you, congresswoman omar defends the defenseless, it is who we are. we are proud to be americans because we stand for freedom. you know what, her tweet actually tells me that ladder move food and got what he wants. this whole narrative of trump collusion with the russians has divided our country so badly that some americans are forgetting who we are. again, remember we stand up for those that cannot stand up themselves. especially those in our own hemisphere. i can report that some sources close to the dictator are told me the russians are telling him, don't worry about the u.s. they are too busy with their shu

currently managing it for the first half of this year it is superficially we have begun talks with uruguayaguay. we want to modernize. a country the size of brazil cannot be tied to -- for is trade. we need to make bilateral agreements. whatever the agreement with the european union, there will be suggestions by france. we have reached an and passed that will not be cleared quickly. >> it is interesting, there is a great enthusiasm here for your administration, because it is pro-business. but you also cause difficulties for business people here for various reasons, to do with the environment, to do with what you said, and the continuing issue of corruption. environment, most business people here do not want to be associated with deforestation. you have talked about pulling brazil out of the paris accord. are you going to go ahead with that? >> the first question on the environment, brazil is a country that more than many protects its reserves and in the environment. it is enshrined in law that a farmer must protect 20%-80% of his farm without any state support from the brazilian government

. -- uruguay and paraguay. we want to modernize it.ntry the size of brazil cannot be tied to it for trade. we need to be free to make bilateral agreements. regarding the eu, what ever the agreement, there will be restrictions suggested by france. we have reached an impasse that won't be cleared up quickly. >> i have talked to a lot of businesspeople, and it is interesting. there is enthusiasm for your administration because it is pro-business, but you caused difficulties for business people here, due to the environment, what you have said, and also to do with the continuing issue of corruption. on the environment, most business people do not want to be associated with the deforestation. you have talked about calling -- pulling brazil out of the paris accord. are you going to go ahead with that? >> the first question on the environment, brazil is a country that more than many protects its reserves and the environment. it is enshrined in law that a farmer must protect his farm -- 20-80% of his farm without support from the government. th

. >> mexico, uruguay and the vatican call for the negotiated talks for his government and opposition that's a different formulation. recognizing somebody to leader, not a thing we do often. if you recognize a leader that doesn't have control of the country, you're hanging out there. if it doesn't work, if it doesn't switch the oil, this seemed to do, what do you do? >> right, i think and anna probably has a good year for this, rather the rank and file in the military start to break with the generals, we seen a little of that but certainly not enough of it and you're quite right, chris, the u.s. doesn't generally doing and we don't interfere and with support and many in congress on both sides of the isle the polite of the venezuela people has just been quite a harsh to say the least. >> i guess the question now becomes given the u.s. history in the region, which is a lot of intervention and internal affairs, support of coups and including a support of chavez, maduro's predecessor, the degree to which this, anna, maybe i'll ask you this question, the degree which u.s. involvement casts

currently managing it for the first half of this year and superficially we have begun talks with uruguay and paraguay. we want to modernize. a country the size of brazil cannot be tied to it for its trade. we need to be free to make bilateral agreements. agreement with the european union there will be suggestions restricted by france. that could prejudice us. >> i've talked to a lot of business people here and it is interesting. there is a great enthusiasm for your administration because it is pro-business. you also cause difficulty to most people here for various reasons due to the environment, what you said and also to do with the continuing issue of corruption. on the environment, most people here do not want to be associated with deforestation. you've talked about pulling brazil out of the paris accord. are you going to go ahead with that? >> the first question on the environment, brazil is a country that protects its reserves and the environment. it is enshrined in law that a farmer must protect 20% 80% of his farm without any state support from the brazilian government. this has to

the heavy rain has finally eased across parts of south america for the northern parts of argentina uruguay and into brazil has been incredibly wess over the past few weeks but now the cloud has fizzled out so they'll just be a few more showers as we head through the next few days but the showers of move their way towards the north and now and they've lost their intensity say far more bearable here instead the what the weather is for the north across the amazonian base and where you'd expect it to be at this time of year and we'll still see plenty more showers here as we head through the next few days now for the north and across the central americas we have this little area of cloud this is a cold front that's gradually sweeping its way towards the southeast behind it it is bringing in the corner so the temperatures are dropping for some of us twenty three degrees there in the bahamas and we're also seeing that rain just nudge its way across parts of southern chiva there as we head through monday that will also be affecting us in parts of jamaica but look what happens to it don't choose th