but venezuela it's incredibly complicated because the united states needs venezuela to be relatively stable but. cuba needs venezuela quite a bit so where you go is that with iran and venezuela basically having taken out about five million barrels of oil a day out of the global marketplace oil prices of generally remained high that's not good for cuba it is good for venezuela if they could do something with it but the trump in this ration wants our prices decrease so in order to do that you either are going to sell strategic oil petroleum from the united states into the marketplace which is temporary or you're going to increase output from venezuela and they run. the challenge of all of this is that with high oil prices negatively impacting cuba high oil prices negatively impact the united states help opec also help the russian federation russian federation to shipping more oil natural gas to china its increasing its agricultural product production which is very good but there you have venezuela sort of sitting there that governments want to go you know you saw president trump talk a

foreign policy in venezuela and other countries in the region.almost invariably i mean it's just a classic case if you go down the line often the u.s. will say oh we had nothing to do with the coup attempt to to and maybe twenty five years later when they have to release documents all they'll admit we were involved in the coup will never do it again and of course they do it again so for example in the case of venezuela we know that the u.s. backed the coup against chavez in two thousand and two which was successful for at least a couple days when chavez was kidnapped by military some rogue military officers taken to an island and finally brought back actually the easter sunday due to street protests so this is really very much in line with general u.s. foreign policy oh do let me ask you and there's a lot of people at home who aren't familiar with. how this sort of clandestine policy works so you know is this kind of fomenting a military coup typical of u.s. foreign policy is specially in south america particularly in venice weight where we're ta

la puede sacar la letra de venezuela.pción que pasar la noche en el primer parque que encuentran. allí volvimos a ver a ingrid sánchez. llegó en un camión con un grupo de jóvenes. ingrid: en el camión. ahí, en el camión, fue la cosa más fatal para mí. me dio una palidez. angie: mareo. ingrid: me puse mal, vómitos... a los muchachos también. vómitos... ay, no, horrible. eso fue horrible para llegar para acá. angie: para poder bañarse, ingrid tuvo que pagar en una casa particular. y, bueno, ¿y esta noche dónde la van a pasar? ingrid: aquí. angie: ¿aquí? se van a tirar en el piso a dormir? ingrid: ¿qué más? yo pienso, pero ¿qué más? angie: ¿y el siguiente paso cuál es? ingrid: mañana temprano, tempranito para... bogotá. angie: ingrid pasará la noche con cientos de venezolanos que se tomaron este parque. armaron carpas, trajeron colchones e improvisaron comedores. muchos vecinos de buen corazón les llevan comida y un poco de alegría. la familia colmenares también llegó al mismo parque. johana: llegamos como... o sea, a otro m

ueras de la onu, hubo protestas en contra de venezuela y nicaragua.lea general de naciones unidas que varios paÍses latinoamericanos y canadÁ pidieron a la corte penal internacional que investigue lo que llamaron, crÍmenes de lesa humanidad en venezuela. en su discurso a la asamblea, el presidente de colombia se refiriÓ al gobierno de nicolÁs maduro como una dictadura. aquÍ mÁs detalles. pablo: esta es la carta con las firmas de los presidentes de colombia, perÚ, argentina, chile, canadÁ, en donde piden que se investigue el gobierno denicolÁs maduro. la acciÓn sin antecedente alguno en la historia de ese tribunal se presentÓ en nueva york sin la presencia de representantes de colombia en la mesa. justo en ese momento, iban duque intervenÍa en la asamblea general de la onu, donde dedicÓ bastante tiempo de su discurso a venezuela. ivan: reportero: palabra de crisis migratoria le pidiÓ al mundo a poner sus ojos en los paÍses que comparten frontera con ellos. ivÁn duque: el mundo debe unirse para que este Éxodo trÁfico llegue a su fin. reportero: para ana

you see countries like cuba and venezuela, again on the wrong side of history and in the case of venezuela destroying what was a great economy. >> let's take a round of three questions if we can. we have microphones and because we have cameras please wait for the microphone. we'll start back there. and then we have two and three i found and if there's time we'll go to a second round. but we'll start here. >> hi, theresa welsh with devx. last week president ortega blamed usaid for the violence on the ground there. i wonder what your response is. >> nothing like starting off with an easy question. >> francisco marquez, first as an ex-political prisoner here in exile in d.c. i would like to thank usaid for everything they're doing for the venezuelan people and thank you eric as well for this event. very briefly we work with the venezuelan diaspora members here in the u.s. can you tell us what's in the radar for venezuela in terms of the usaid strategy? >> very interesting question. if you could pass the microphone, there you go. >> max blumenthal, i was a journalist recently in nicaragua. you

under now gasoline in venezuela cost next to nothing just one u.s. dollar still can buy hundreds of thousands of liters but no longer president nicolas maduro put a stop to the heavy fuel subsidies as venezuela lurches ever closer to economic collapse his socialist government is looking anywhere it can for sources of revenue base in the country with more oil reserves than any other. venezuela's gasoline is the cheapest in the world but that also lures people across the border to fill their tanks so last month president nicolas maduro said he'd raise prices and give some venezuelans a fuel discount card instead he blame foreigners for the move. this new system aims to cut the hands off colombians good jews who steal our gasoline and steal billions of dollars of gasoline along to venezuela and it's an ominous sign of my duro claims venezuela loses eighteen billion dollars a year to gasoline smuggling but analysts say the real problem is political favoritism and corruption venezuela's once proud all industry is only a shadow of its former self output ha

el mundo entero sepa que venezuela estÁ de pie.dijo que el presidente estaba ocupada. esta tarde, el presidente en naciones unidas, cuandorecibe al consejo de seguridad primera vez, hizo referencia a maduro, dijo que cuando se trataba de venezuela, todas las opciones estaban sobre la mesa. sin embargo, se ha reservado el derecho del uso de la fuerza en venezuela. esta tarde pudimos conversar con la vocera del departamento de defensa. le preguntamos especÍficamente sobre la posibilidad de una intervenciÓn militar de estados unidos en venezuela. esas fueron sus palabras. >> nadie quiere una intervenciÓn militar, estÁ claro. todos quieren veruna salida pacÍfica, un regreso a la democracia en venezuela. pero, si hay una amenaza hacia colombia o brasil, los que estÁn aceptando este flujo masivo de inmigrantes venezolanos, entonces vamos a defender a nuestros aliados y a nuestros socios. blanca: en las naciones unidas hay una gran expectativa por el discurso de maduro en los prÓximos minutos. tambiÉn, hay que resaltar que ayeroma estados

nermeen: we end the hour with venezuela.sident nicolas maduro arrived the address the united general assembly wednesday just one day after trump accused him of corruption and announceded new sanctions against members of his inner circle, including maduro's wife cilia flores. this is trump speaking to the un general assesembly tuesday. pres. trump: not long ago, venezuela was one of the richest countries on earth. today, socialism has bankrupted driven-rich nation and its people into abject poverty. in that spirit, we asked the nations gathered here to join together and calling for the restoration of democracy in venezuela. today we're announcing additional sanctions against the repressive regime, targeting maduro's inner circle and close advisers. nermeen: trump said wednesday that he would be willing to meet with maduro and that all options are on the table to help end the political, economic and humanitarian chaos in venezuela. this is maduro speaking at the official responding to trump wednesday night. >> desespite all of

spoke against the noble people of venezuela. and he invoked a doctrine which imposed the rule of the united states two hundred years ago and he said. that intervention was possible. and he could be judge and party and also policeman of the world now that monroe doctrine. was pursued by the united states of north america. and they preached the doctrine of james monroe. at the time they said all of america for the americans. the rays of the americas had to to belong to america. because. in washington they looked at their nation as. their own even though though it had been a former colony of the united kingdom so that the doctrine the monroe doctrine. was invoked. and these was pursued by the united states and the tone of that doctrine was rendered throughout the entire speech by the president yesterday but our people are familiar with this it was an imperial interventionists neocolonialist doctrine. and our people rose up against it because we wanted friedan we wanted equality and our leaders seem on believe our fault for that. it

, por mucho tiempo, el presidente de venezuela nicolÁs maduro ha acusado a estados unidos de intentaradministraciÓn de trump parece darle la razÓn, segÚn new york times, oficial del gobierno se habrÍan juntado en secreto al menos 3 veces con militares venezolanos que planeaban un golpe de estado y esta tarde la casa blanca no lo negÓ, la creaciÓn de un canal de comunicaciÓn clandestino con la oposiciÓn venezolana es un paso arriesgado para muchos, javier vega reporta. >> mientras presidente venezuela, nicolÁs maduro moros se paseaba entre uniformados y presumÍa se lealtad, sus compaÑeros de armas se juntaban en washington para conspirar en su contra, segÚn el reportaje publicado en new york times, funcionarios de estados unidos se habrÍan juntado en secreto con militares rebeldes venezolanos quienes en al menos 3 ocasiones habrÍan planeado derrocarlo. >> mala idea sino entendemos el nivel de amenaza que representa venezuela. >> para este analista se comete un error. >> cada noticia que sale de esto que haba de una posible invasiÓn de estados unidos a venezuela apoya a maduro. >> a ini

, cuando fin el 2014 fui a ver a mi tÍa, era una mujer que tenÍa dinero en venezuela, cuando comiÓ el gobierno. todo es parte de una conspiraciÓn, hay mucha gente venezolana con mucho dinero que va a esos restaurantes y son parte que venezuela se estÉ muriendo de hambre. en espaÑa mucha gente venezolana ha comprado apartamentos, siento que aveces es injusto que no ponemos el dedo donde es. >> no podemos meter a todo el mundo la misma bolsa, teniendo en cuenta la sensibilidad que en este momento vive el pueblo venezolano. carlos: es un sÍntoma de todos nuestros paÍses, no hay aquí alguno que no haya visto un millonario de dudosa precedencia. >> yo estoy hablando de la forma tan infame cÓmo el presidente de venezuela sale en un vÍdeo haciendo la provocaciÓn. carlos: es un equivalente a la casa blanca del presidente en mÉxico. hecho que se publicÓ en una revista de fama mundial como un gran lujo, un gran logro de esta pareja, en este caso creo que es lo mismo. >> es el presidente de esta naciÓn que, lamentablemente, estÁ viviendo lo que está viviendo. yo lo veo como una provocaciÓn porqu

backed coup in venezuela so we've got to stay tuned for this the want to miss of state to watch. too which was successful for at least a couple days when chavez was kidnapped by military some rogue military officers taken to an island and finally brought back actually on easter sunday due to street protests so this is really very much in line with general us foreign policy oh damn oh yes and there's a lot of people at home who aren't familiar with. how this sort of clandestine policy works so you know is this kind of fomenting a military coup typical of u.s. foreign policy a specially in south america particularly in venice way where we're talking about right now is this common. why absolutely i mean the u.s. if we focus on latin america itself has been very deeply involved in coups since the one nine hundred fifty four coup in guatemala with which in which the cia overthrew a democratically elected president this led to a series of military juntas which killed approximately two hundred thousand people mostly mine indians and what is now generally regarded as genocide and again t

un lujo que en venezuela, es casi imposible de alcanzar.os utilizan para hacer carteras y adornos... para conseguir algo de dinero, las venezolanas venden hasta su cabello.. que se utiliza para hacer extensiones. les pagan el equivalente a 35 unto al llegar a bucaramanga, centenares de veneprimer parque encuentran. allÍ volvemos a ver a ingrid sÁnchez, llegÓ en un camión con un grupo de jÓvenes. >>en el camiÓn fue la cosa mÁs fatal para mÍ. me puse mal, me maree. fue horrible. >>para poder baÑarse, inglÉs tuvo que pagar en una casa particular... >>esta noche dÓnde la van a pasar? >> aquÍ . >>el siguiente paso cuÁl es? >>maÑana temprano para bogotÁ. >>ingrid pasara la noche con cientos de venezolanos que se tomaron este parque. armaron carpas, trajeron colchones e improvisaron comedores. muchos vecinos de buen corazÓn, les llevan comida y un poco de alegrÍa. la familia colmenares tambiÉn llegÓ al mismo parque. >>llegamos como a otros. salir de venezuela, que estÁ tan hundida... y llegar aquÍ... es algo muy bonito. >>la familia tenÍa planeado

we will take care of venezuela. what is happening in venezuela is a disgrace.f he is here and he wants to meet, it was not on my mind or my plate but if i can help people that is what i'm here f for. [inaudible conversations] >> will you protect your allies? president trump: our allies are. [inaudible conversations] president trump: we are with our allies one 100%. we met yesterday with columbia and had a great meeting with columbia. we met with numerous other allies and we are absolutely [inaudible]. president trump: we don't have anything set but in the court to meeting again. [inaudible conversations] president trump: a lot of good things will happen. [inaudible conversations] president trump: we are denuclearize in north korea. we have a wonderful relationship between our country and them. it's been helped a lot with japan and very much by president moon of south korea. north korea is going along very well. if a tremendous amount of progress since this time last year. [inaudible conversations] president trump: all options are on the table. every option. you

francisco: presencia militar china en venezuela, un buque arrimo al puerto cercano a caracas, como parte semana, se espera atender a cientos de casos de venezolanos que no ser atendidos por red de salud pÚblica. " expreso mi gratitud al pueblo de venezuela. el arca de la paz ha llegado al paÍs como parte de una operaciÓn de cooperación sanitaria. >>una ayuda humanitaria que las autoridades venezolanas hace tan y destacan de china, uno de sus aliados son de gobernante, estuvo buscando dinero, >>" para la paz si se hace diplomacia. >>el buque llegan momentos de gran tensiÓn internacional en venezuela y se exhibo Éxodo, anunciar nuevas sanciones contra el rÉgimen de maduro para los genocidas. la atenciÓn que prestar algo que no serÍa para todos un top la ayuda estarÍa filtrada por consejos comunales, vinculados polÍticamente con el rÉgimen encargados de escoger los casos >> la presiÓn contra venezuela va en aumento y parece haber una nueva alineaciÓn de paÍses de la regiÓn con estados unidos, con una nueva ofensiva diplomÁtica que incluyera demanda ante la corte penal, internacional al rÉgi

thanks very much for now pulled up some from venezuela analysis dot com. salvage experts say it could take at least ten years just store what's left of brazil's national museum which burned down earlier this month any of its priceless artifacts are lost forever or damaged beyond repair by the fire now experts are warning that a lack of funding is threatening other heritage sites in brazil as well from rio de janeiro marianna sanchez reports. only this shell was left standing the fire that destroyed brazil's national museum earlier this month left most of the country's national treasures in ashes. you know school officials are now working to rescue what survived if i'm joined by brazilian and german specialists experienced in the storing pieces damaged in fires and war zones because she is the one to get the expectation of the work of rescuing and digging i think we're talking about months or even years of that process in addition to that what's related to claiming conservation documentation stabilization it could take years. maybe a decade experts say to r

government to instigate a return to democracy in venezuela where info. we have a far better democratic system than the us speaker bellow of the ruling constituent assembly claimed but the u.s. was behind the attack against president maduro on the first week of august this year remember the headlines from is there a basis for that from what you've seen your readings your your background into this . so far we've not seen any evidence made public would directly link the u.s. government into this drone assassination attempt what we have seen evidence made public. includes the venezuelan citizen based in the united states in miami being accused of funding the campaign we've seen frequent meetings between the u.s. government and their bodies usa and other bodies with the venezuelan opposition leaders who some of which have been included in the accused or this terrorist attack against the president so there is indirect link there but there is nothing directly have linked the u.s. government to the terrorist attack at this point how do you see this progressing a

has put new sanctions on venezuela because venezuela was the engine of progress in all of the independent states that were resisting u.s. influence but which we pose no national security threat to the u.s. and so that's why we see this attack on venezuela but the attack is not just through sanctions there is a media attack on nicaragua right now and a media attack on venezuela and that attack is care carried out by hand picked correspondents like carl david getting luciana who prior to emerging out of nowhere in journalism was an opposition activist in nicaragua this should be a source of deep embarrassment to the guardian but they still get to parade around as an objective publication in the washington post gets to tell us that democracy dies in darkness these are publications that are just as biased as anyone who is an advocacy journalist except they're insidious because they are seen as objective voices what's really disturbing i think is that as you said these legacy papers that are so forth to be the ones that we can look to that at least we know where they stand there a little right

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has called for regime change in venezuela during a street protest outside the u.n. h.q. in new york was was was was . was. well over this oil is coming to some extra attention from donald trump over the past week or so as he announced the introduction of sanctions on the venezuelan president's inner circle over corruption allegations his partners for duros been accused of driving up hyperinflation in the latin american country as well as human rights violations trump said millions of people have been turned into refugees and washington could use its military to oust madeira if needs be. it's over here that franklin could be toppled very quickly by the military or the military decides to do that i just want to see you this is. great he should ensure that everyone here. in the west and strongly every out there you know what i mean by straw that israel is a mess and it's got to be cleaned up and people have to be taken care of venezuela venezuela often on the lips of donald trump these days why will someone commit sings the host and founder of the your world news radio show

venezuela's gasoline is the cheapest in the world but that also lures people across the border to fill their tanks so last month president nicolas maduro said he'd raise prices and give some venezuelans a fuel discount card instead he blamed foreigners for the move. it didn't also damage you know this new system aims to cut the hands off colombians good jews who steal our gasoline and steal billions of dollars of gasoline along to venezuela and i mean israel. duro claims venezuela loses eighteen billion dollars a year to gasoline smuggling but analysts say the real problem is political favoritism and corruption venezuela's once proud all industry is only a shadow of its former self output has dropped to its lowest level in more than fifty years thanks to decades of under-investment by the state owned oil company the country with the world's largest oil reserves is now barely able to pump it out of the ground venezuela is in the grip of hyper inflation the i.m.f. expects the inflation rate to exceed one million percent this year g.d.p. could fall by one fifth higher gasoline prices for

it's an almost unstoppable flood of people the exodus from venezuela has so far seen around two million people flee the country taking grave risks almost always on foot which starvation only a few paces behind. them horrible because we really dying of hunger everything was difficult for us there's no medicine no food nothing. holderness we ones are thinking of leaving to search for stability but we find ourselves in other places in another world too that's not our own it's been very tough for us. but the sheer number of venezuelan refugees is causing problems for the country's neighbors in front year terms like trying colombia the world food program is helping local governments and civic bodies give aid to the most vulnerable. sort of commented that even the hot meals that we're giving them we're giving them too solid meal of the day things like beans and rice and planting they're saying you know that they had general assembly will focus attention on the crisis. but the united nations have got an integrated response plan and the world food program needs for example twenty two million do

breaking news on venezuela. u.s. treasury department has sanctioned four members of president's inner cycle, including his wife, the information minister -- very little trading to do with venezuela, but there are some venezuela bonds, they are off. guy: you could look at this and say this is a nonprice trade. if we are getting into the end game for the maduro administration, could this be something that would end up being a negative for oil? vonnie: you would have to ask how much venezuela impacts the oil market these days. all of that venezuelan crude has come out of the market. if you see a more stable administration, would they create an opportunity to put some of that crude back into the market? trading at 81.96 -- $81.96. the president will talk about iran, the other big supply-side story in the market right now. guy: potentially, this could reverse the impact of iran barrels coming off the market. guy: the president is about to speak at the u.n. general assembly. the timing looks a bit flexible. he's preparing

>>miles de colombianos pasan a venezuela, porque no se quedan allÁ? manda la regiÓn. ♪ >>la mayorÍa de los venezolanos lo hacen por razones de hambre y de pobreza. >>empeorÓ la crisis, buscar manera de sobrevivir. >>el problema de la inflaciÓn nos toca acudir porque ya se estÁ desapareciendo la comida. >> atribuye la situaciÓn a una campaÑa mediÁtica mundial, pero segÚn cifras de la onu mÁs de 2 millones de venezolanos han abandonado el paÍs una cifra que puede ir en aumento, para el final del 2018 mÁs de 4 millones habrÍan abandonado el paÍs. mÁs del 8% de su poblaciÓn. ♪ >>familiares de personas desaparecidas en mÉxico llegaron al estado de veracruz para ver imÁgenes, fotografÍas y tarjetas de identificaciÓn los cadÁveres 174 personas fueron hallados segÚn la fiscalÍa este fue el Último de una serie de descubrimientos en los Últimos aÑos el tribunal peruano condenÓ a una segunda cadena perpetua al considerarlo autor intelectual que le costÓ la vida a 25 personas ese ataque fue una parte de acciones criminales, este hombre ya cumple cadena perpetua p

doing well and venezuela not doing well. i think that this kind of discourse coming from the secretary general is very irresponsible especially in light of the failed humanitarian interventions in libya and other countries that have made situation much worse and have contributed massive refugee crises that in a clue i think for the majority of them as well as the problems and but as well are largely economic and political and they want they want whether they voted for mother or not in may and the presidential elections that were held they want the national government to take decisive measures to resolve the crisis which up till now it has yet to take however it's a multi-faceted crisis and there's no doubt that u.s. initiated economic sanctions which are legal and under international law are playing a role in essential waiting this crisis denying the venezuelan government for example one billion dollars in citgo dividends that could be used to a military at the migrant migratory crisis and i think that this whole frame your

venezuela reiterates his denouncement and condemns the continuing aggressions that the us government has directly promoted against the constitutional president nicolas maduro democratically elected and reelected by why you like to remodulin in may this year are venezuela analyst paul dobson told us that america's alleged attempts to undermine madeira are in keeping with a broader pattern of interference. the report from the new york times rather. we hear in venezuela i used to seeing quite frequently you look at the role of the us government there were the last twenty years to venezuela it's been a case of meddling off the meddling of the meddling including yes attempt to overthrow a government worker this is no surprise at all this revelation as long as president trump continues he's aggressive policy against caracas sanctions what he's imposed on the country which having a devastating impact not just on venice weyler but also now in brazil and other neighboring countries as long as the trump administration continues to persecute the menace wait on government and those who are looki

trump's un general assembly speech this year contains some old material not long ago venezuela was one of the richest countries on earth today socialism has bankrupted the oil rich nation virtually everywhere socialism or communism has been it has produced suffering corruption and decay all nations of the world should read. to socialism and the misery that it brings us to everyone stops at roughly the same thing and last year's un speech and he got a similar awkward response the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faithfully implemented. trump doesn't seem to realize that the cold war is over and the specter of soviet style marxism and leninism is no longer hanging over eastern europe meanwhile trump also doesn't seem to realize that socialism is rather popular around the world the german social democratic party the british labor party many political organizations and leaders across the world adhere to some vague form of socialism in fact socialism is getting more popular in places that are a lot closer to washington than v

negative and very hostile to venezuela so there's divisions within the organization of american states itself but this is a meeting that was a lot more talk than it was actual case so seeing as you're saying gabriel that this migration crisis in fact is not getting better in venezuela than this surely must be putting a lot of pressure on those countries meeting there in washington d.c. . it really is and that's where they were meeting i mean just in the northern border of brazil they've had tens of thousands of migrants that have been crossing into northern brazil just in this year alone colombia the country with the most amount of venezuelan migrants nearly over a million at this point so listen what a lot of people are saying is that this is probably going to be a migration crisis it's going to get worse before it gets better that's what most diplomats are saying for bennis whalen's are really fleeing venezuela trying to get a better life and that's what that ultimately boils down to and it's causing a lot of social and economic pressures on the neighboring countries and that's why y

we're going to take care of venezuela. we're going to take care of venezuela. what's happening is a disgrace. if i can help people, that's what i'm here for. >> are you going to ask to protect in the region? >> our allies are in no trouble. we're with our allies. our allieallies, we are with ou allies 100%. they have no problem. we met yesterday with columbia and had a great meeting with columbia, and we met with numerous other of our allies, and they are absolutely in no trouble. >> i don't know. i look forward to meeting him again. but we don't have anything set. but i look forward to meeting him again. >> what needs to happen? >> a lot of good things are happening. >> what do they need to do before you meet with him again? >> we are denuclearizing north korea, and we have a wonderful relationship going between our country and them. we're being helped a lot by japan and very much by president moon of south korea and north korea is going along very well. we really have a tremendous amount of progress since this time last year. >> sis it on the table again? >>

the sovereignty of venezuela. like, different opinions here in the region. good to talk to as always. thank you very much. live from a sao paulo. this is el mundo in spain. it says jose mourinho has it sastose mourinho has accepted ata it sastose mourinho has accepted at a suspended prison sentence and large fine to end a tax fraud case that's been going for months. these pictures are from last november in madrid. mourinho is accused of hiding those earnings from image rights in offshore accounts in 2011 and 2012, that's when he was manager of real madrid. the bbc has today spoken to a source close to the manchester united manager who disputes some of the spanish newspaper's reporting, and denied that a prison sentence had been accepted. others have been caught up in somewhere others have been caught up in somewhere cases. injune, christiano ronaldo accepted a fine of nearly 19 million euros — around $22 million. he also received a suspended prison sentence and again this concerned money from image rights. then li

could, quote, pursue taking military action against venezuela.would be a dramatic escalation of the u.s. so far diplomatically. and the social response for the democratic crisis rolling venezuela. cnn previously reported in august of last year president trump asked several advisers about the possibility of invading venezuela. those talks went nowhere and the talk continues. elise labott, cnn, washington. >>> a former senior administrator is tweeting out saying, we denounce before the world the military conspiracies by the u.s. government against venezuela. the united states own media shed light on new and evidence. the u.s. policy preference for a peaceful orderly return to democracy in venezuela remains unchanged. the worsening crisis can only arise following restoration of governance by democratic practices, the rule of law and respect for fundamental human rights and freedoms. >>> well, more air strikes were reported saturday in syria's idlib province. they are the latest sign of a looming russian and government offensive. the area is a major

mÚsica >>> mientras venezuela pasa hambre su presidente se da un festÍn en un lujoso restaurante en turquÍatitud causa rechazo por las penurias que atraviesa el paÍs. >>> el gobernador da amparo a los ambulantes parque no se criminaliza de vender en la calle. >>> estamos en el que fue el epicentro del sismo del terremoto que ya cumple un aÑo. protagonista. mÚsica >>> buenas tardes, gracias por acompaÑarnos la indignaciÓn es generalizada entre venezolanos y no venezolanos, aparece nicolÁs maduro disfrutando de un corte de carne preparado por un famoso chef turco ademÁs goza de at atenciones de rey y hasta le regalan una camiseta, el pr presidente de una naciÓn donde la gente se estÁ muriendo de hambre, pero el descaro de maduro no parÓ ahÍ, decidiÓ contar su experiencia en tele s televisiÓn nacional, vamos a venezuela con este reporte. >>> el banquete del presidente nicolÁs maduro en estambul ha causado repudio e indignaciÓn por las carencias que se viven en el paÍs, el presidente arriÓo procedente de una gira por china y llegÓ al durante donde hacÍa bromas con el chef, una vez en venezuela

a peace are we docked in venezuela waters for a week. soon this replica of the vatican sistine chapel will be open to the public in mexico meet the artist who painted the murals. from dusky sunsets over the sprawling savannah. to sunrise atop an asian metropolis. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast or still looking at very cool conditions across central europe as well as windy conditions also share this boundary right here now we've been talking about this for the last couple days but the next one that's coming through right here across parts of northern france will that one as we go from sunday night into monday morning that could potentially bring some severe weather across the area we're talking about good damaging winds as well as the possibility of a tornado pushing across parts of central europe there we'll talk weather in just a moment but rain here on sunday for london as well as paris gusty winds there cooler conditions london only sing about twelve degrees and then the system makes its way very quickly ac

she said you know it's socialism in venezuela it's not failing because it's being you know put to use wrongly it's be put to use completely correctly no one said anything for a good solid five seconds and then this year they laughed at him actually so when trump repeated his anti socialist tirade at the un the question is was he really aiming at caracas or was he came in at a new source of opposition to his policies here at home where it seems that trump has unwittingly made socialism great again hey look mop and r.t. new york. thanks become thing this often in that side of things looking at so far today we're back again in just over half. the democrats are not socially liberal they are pro war and so are the republicans and the problem people have a trump a studies. and they have slumped acceptable in america today that runs except for against iran. well you know the top dog is the guy walking the walk and you know you have to do it you have to do but he's not actively going down the path that hillary clinton clearly was going. to use down to the league schools league are good cardio

. >>> venezuela often accuses the u.s. of plotting against it. new reports are adding fuel to that flame. sources confirm to cnn the u.s. met with venezuelan military officers plotting a coup against the country's president nicolas maduro. cnn's elise labott has the story from washington. >> reporter: cnn has confirmed that u.s. officials met secretly with the venezuelan military officers plotting a coup against venezuelan president nicolas maduro according to a current and former u.s. official. american officials met with renegade venezuelan military officials after the sources made contact. sources told us washington ultimately decided against supporting the coup, didn't provide the venezuelan officers with any support and plans for the coup ultimately fell apart. now, the trump administration's discussions with the venezuelan military officers about that potential coup were first reported saturday by "the new york times." but the maduro government has been concerned for some time that the u.s. was behind such a coup plot. president donald trum