of venezuela. how dare you undermine. ♪ mr. abrams: there is a true reflection of what is a lender wrote supporter like - - a maduro supporter like. that future of venezuelan society will have room for the full participation of every citizen, laborers, business owners and private sector employees, chavistas, military officers and police, teachers and nurses, rich and poor. in that society, the major decisions will be made a democratically by elections. so what is standing between the people of venezuela and that future? what is stopping the beginning of rebuilding and reconciliation? some questions are hard. that one is easy. the short answer is nicolas maduro. recovering from the level of theft and misrule that venezuelans have suffered will not be an easy and quick project, but yes, it is possible. visualizeor us to today and possible for venezuelans to achieve. this feature will come with the support of the international community and you know more than 50 countries have already announced their

on a boy from venezuela abrams is says that the situation on the ground in venezuela remains and i'm quoting confused and that we've received conflicting information now take that and compare it to what you heard earlier from m one why those on voice to washington what was the message that he had. right we heard from taught us vecchio who is essentially wrong envoy represent state ambassador here in. washington d.c. he wasn't speaking here he was speaking down the road at a military attack which is where gliders representatives off to the time being but he was saying that this was not a military coup and that was the message they wanted to send to the international community and certainly it's fair to say that carter's vecchio and his representatives and colleagues are looking to move into this building they have paid for the past two weeks and potentially they could be in the coming days depends on what if unfolds here on the ground but that message was loud and clear from carter spec you know we want the international community to stand with one why don't you post one quite a recog

we think this demonstrates we need venezuela ruled by the people of venezuela and not external forces. that's what we are looking at and i will be happy to answer some questions. [indiscernible question] mr. bolton: mr. bolton: guaido has called for the people to come out and they are increasingly on the streets. there were mass demonstrations planned for tomorrow. the circumstances of what has happened today in venezuela called people out all over the country. guaido is basic in the same way that he and opposition have operated the last three months. over 40 people have been killed by the maduro regime in the course of these protests. this is an act for the freedom of the venezuelan people. reporter: given what you have seen on the ground and the agree of loyalty that maduro seems to enjoy from the venezuelan military, what do you think about the uprising? mr. bolton: mr. bolton: i think it's fear, i think it's fear of the security forces in the country. i think it's fear of the consequences if adhering to the constitutional mandate of the interim president fails. but i think really

we have the people of venezuela. today the armed forces are clearly on the side of the people and on the side of the constitution. the white house has thrown its full support behind the opposition, urging the venezuelan military tojoin the opposition, urging the venezuelan military to join the uprising. we wa nt military to join the uprising. we want a peaceful transition. these things do not happen overnight but in three short months the world has seen the horrors of the regime. the self—declared interim president has gambled. the streets have been filled with double's supporters and the protests a re filled with double's supporters and the protests are violent, but does he have the support of the military? we also have pro nicolas maduro rallies as well. we will bring you all the latest from caracas and the reaction from around the world. we have not heard much from the venezuelan opposition for the last few weeks. that changed early this morning with the opposition leader. that prompted speculation that he won sup

in venezuela. and this week. in addition to cuba's action caracas received a delegation from iran to begin direct air service between these two rogue capitals . this blacklisted airline. is used to export terrorism by iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps which president trump formally designated as a foreign terrorist organization on monday. this is the company that nicolas maduro keeps. and these nations continue to prop him up even as he inflict suffering on the venezuelan people. just two months ago the dictator in caracas actually danced. while his own citizens were shop and truckloads of desperately needed food and medicine byrne. unlike nations that are subsidizing the dictator in caracas under the leadership of president donald trump the united states has been standing with the people of venezuela. and we are committed to helping. the families and communities that have been devastated by the madeira regime. at this point the united states has sanctioned more than one hundred fifty government officials

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we think it demonstrates why we need venezuela ruled by the people of venezuela and not by external forcesat's what we're looking at. i'd be happy to answer a few questions. >> is juan guaido in any danger, sir? >> well, juan guaido is out on the streets of caracas now. he's rallying the people. he's called for the people to come out. and they are. they are increasingly on the streets. as many of you know, there were mass demonstrations planned for tomorrow. the circumstances of what's happened today in caracas have people out all over the country. so guaido is behaving in the same courageous way he and other figures in the opposition have these last three months. we know that over 40 people have been killed by the maduro regime in the course of these protests. this is an act of bravery by guaido and others, really, for the freedom of the venezuelan people. >> given what you've seen on the ground so far today and the degree of loyalty that maduro still seems to enjoy from elements of the venezuelan military, what do you think the chances are that this will work? >> i don't think it's suppo

. >> el momento es ahora en este momento es el coraje y la cordura para que llegue la calma a venezuelasta imagen que ven es parte de la respuesta del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro al llamado presidente interino, juan guaiÓo apoyado por militares a poner fin al rÉgimen actual de venezuela, el paÍs vive momento cruciales y tenemos cobertura en equipo el juicio del siglo no se repetirÁ, la fiscalÍa niega la peticiÓn de la defensa que dice que el jurado cometiÓ irregularidades, la Última palabra la tiene el juez que precediÓ el proceso contra "chapo" guzmÁn. >> escapan la pobreza y violencia y siguen encontrando problemas en el camino, ahora el presidente trump dice que les cobrara aquienes piden asilo polÍtico en el camino y el proceso no durara mÁs de 180 dÍas >> hoy se celebra el dÍa del niÑo en mÉxico, un pequeÑo libra una lucha contra el cÁncer, pero no lo hace solo, su comunidad lucha con Él sobre todo en este dÍa tan especial. ♪ ♪ ♪ ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes les saluda felicidad aveleyra gracias por estar aquÍ, todas las miradas estÁn puestas hoy en venezuela que nos deja con imÁgenes co

two opposing sides of being trying to explain the crisis in venezuela. the government supporters the suffering is caused by american sanctions and internal economic sabotage. that theory is based on reality but can't explain everything and is often used as an excuse. this is not. this is the socialist. because actually during the. you know the. fifty five. years. even when. companies. when its economic growth rate was. fifty percent. but when the crisis struck socialism was blamed on. the two may narrow it was putting the blame on sanctions or on socialism the reality i saw in venezuela was much more complex. and maybe. chavez's bolivarian revolution inherited all the structural problems that the economy had faced in the twentieth century. the dutch disease the destroyed production high inflation and huge inequalities. but for the first time while revenues did not flow into the hands of the few and foreign oil companies. that were distributed to the people. then under constant economic war huge mistakes were made mainly in monetary policy. when oil price

that sent millions of congress dollars to venezuela. when the political crisis hit the streets many politicians exploited public frustration and transformed caracas into a battlefield. parts of the opposition resorted to extreme violence. at. the state mechanism responded cruelly and indiscriminately dozens were killed on both sides and many ended up in prison. when independent u.n. expert alfred desireless visited caracas. he persuaded the government to release eighty prisoners are. just he insists though that some should be in prison and should be considered political prisoners. on the subject of political prisoners he said we should look at europe as well. they are four persons. politicians who are. in jail. now these four. politicians are clearly political prisoners. whereas in venezuela many of the detainees were detained because acts of violence. they were. detained because they were just expressing their. desire to be independent. to be sure that the. prisoners in spain i went to barcelona to visit a fellow journalist. cattle on

a live look the uprising in venezuela. we've seen tear gas and water cannons, chaos in the streets of caracas. the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido is launching what he calls the final stage of operation freedom to try to topple the disputed president, nicholas maduro and a warning about the next video. this afternoon, we watched as an armored military vehicle plowed through a crowd of protesters. >> shepard: there it is. we have not gotten reports on injuries. anti-government demonstrators have thrown rocks and molotov cocktails at the police. this started when juan guaido posted a message from a base this morning as troops that defected from nicholas maduro's regime surrounded him. guaido telling the people of venezuela that its time for maduro to go. >> the moment is now. the moment of not only calm and sanity but also the moment of courage and sanity so calm arrives. >> shepard: but maduro is not backing down. the venezuelan defense minister calling it a terrorist act that is bound to fail. the u.s. announced

the international community is with venezuela. the world is with venezuela. the world sees and the world hears the terrible consequences of this dictatorship. but venezuela decided that this is the year of peace, and we are going to be able to get to go forward. [speaking foreign language] >> and we also want to warn the world that what we are seeing is a wave of attacks against the president. there's repressions. there's prison. and what they want is to attack him. [speaking foreign language] >> we're fighting for life and death. and we know that what will triumph in the end is life. i know that you will be part of this process. thank you. president trump thank you very : much. that's very well said. beautifully said. i appreciate it. could you tell us about your husband? something happened that's very terrible. >> he was at home last week. and at 2:00 a.m., the political forces of nicolas maduro entered in a brutal raid in our house. he called me at 2:00 a.m. he was, you know, like desperate. there were like 16 people around trying to get by force in our ho

dios contigo venezuela. >>> asÍ es, bueno, ahi tenemos apoyo al pueblo de venezuela en este momento,>>> pendiente secretario de de la onu pide evitar cualquier violencia, serÍa evitar violencia que hemos visto ha ocurrido. >>> los mensajes en redes sociales, twitter, instagram, facebook, surgen en torno a lo que pasa en caracas y en venezuela, tambiÉn los presidentes de mÉxico, andres manuel lÓpez obrador se mantiene neutral ante este movimiento de lo que pasa en venezuela.>>> y continuamos con mÁs informaciÓn, mientras tanto en informaciÓn local hoy se lleva acabo una feria de trabajo en city college que causÓ controversia, es que agencias saban invitadas a participar y los organizadores retiraron la invitaciÓn a aduanas y policÍa fronteriza en estados unidos. >>> la agencia dijo que respetan la decisiÓn pero su intencion era brindar apoyo. >>> presidente trump, propone que solicitantes de asilo polÍtico, paguen tarifa por este trÁmite, esto es una nueva estrategia para combatir incremento en nÚmero de centroamericanos que ingresan a estados unidos. >>> tambiÉn otorgÓ plazo de 90 dÍ

who's been working directly with the trumpet ministration to craft its venezuela policy and its venezuela stance and he also spoke to the venezuelans on twitter today urging them to take to the streets of venezuela saying that this is your opportunity the moment might not come again i'm so i think we can see that where washington d.c. at one point was supporting the opposition leader one it's gone one step further now in throwing its weight behind the events which are currently unfolding as we speak on the streets of caracas was i have a home for him and washington now in other news the u.s. president donald trump is to sue deutsche bank he wants to stop it from hunting over financial records by the bank's dealings when he was a new york real estate to mogul congressional oversight committees subpoenaed the documents in march so where the lawsuit is a trump family affair with the president's three eldest children also filing against deutsche bank germany's biggest lender was a major financier to the trump organization when other banks were put off by.

bush he refused to send spare parts to venezuela for their military venezuela then turned to russia forthose spare parts under the obama administration obama declared venezuela a threat to national security and many corporations started pulling out of venezuela and the trump administration has imposed punishing economic sanctions making it much harder to buy food and medicine and medicine there have been documented over forty thousand deaths as a result of trump sanctions from twenty seventeen to twenty eighteen and since january of this year or oil production fell by thirty six percent and will continue to fall if it keeps going at this rate so yes there is there are problems within venezuela but what the u.s. government is doing with the saying sions and with the threats of military force are exacerbating the situation killing tens of thousands of people and making the situation much much worse well battle lines are being drawn russia sent one hundred troops to venezuela a national security adviser john bolton cold. a direct threat to international peace and security in the region and

of meddling again accuse them of organizing a coup in venezuela so it seems that venezuela is one of the cases where russia is very much setting up its its foreign policy is anti u.s. and the tensions between russia and the u.s. are boiling to the surface in the country there so what does russia have in venezuela. well first of all russia and venezuela are historic. the two countries have been close for decades and actually we've even seen in recent months russia sending troops to venezuela they confirmed reports fairly recently saying however that the troops that were sent were military advisors and that they wouldn't be used for any military operations in the country but it's not just geopolitical interests that russia has it's also a cute economic interests first of all venezuela has been been a big importer of russian grain of russian arms and russia has also and russian companies as well has also given venezuela huge loans worth billions in the past few years so if there is regime change that might mean that russia simply doesn't get back its billions and of course there's also

free venezuela.guaido is much more the sort of embodiment of american values and what america would like to see sort of modeled around the world in terms of freedom and democracy and maduro is about oppression, socialism and thor -- authoritarianism. the constitution says guaido is the leader of the country. the military tussle. the maduro will try to claim it is not just the u.s. backing guaido in tweets but somehow the u.s. is nefariously involved. that's the message coming out of maduro in response to the tweets. >> my former boss marco rubio is right in the middle of all this. from his very first meeting with president trump he has been pushing the administration to take a strong stance on venezuela. trump has done that. it is being successful. put a lot of pressure on maduro which i think has led directly to the events we're seeing this morning. it appears that some members of the venezuelan military are breaking with the maduro regime. something the president and marco rubio have been calling o

mo much bigger than just venezuela fighting for venezuela. charles: you think there will be military intervention from defectors and two million venezuelans that have left, return to the country perhaps with some backing, military backing? >> i think the only way this will work, with the allies, the u.s. and 54 nations are ready to come forward and support those that are fighting for the right side of history to actually take place. charles: emanuel, let me give you the last word on that, do you think it has to come down eventually to a military conflict? >> well i certainly hope not. i do hope that enough, enough members the military, especially of the high every ranks, you know, realize that it is in their interests to side with guaido, you know, take advantage of the offer for amnesty, those who were involved in criminal endeavors, in racketeering food and medicines, running the drug trafficking. charles: right. >> but if that doesn't happen, then the only option you have is outside pressure an here i think it would be desirable to see reg

es la misma que se maneja en venezuela.. >> hay mucha expectativa, la gente, estas personas que estaban, a veces las redes sociales es parte importante de recibir informaciÓn, son int r interrumpidas y la gente no puede enterarse por eso tan importante es estar aquÍ atrÁs de noticias telemundo de costa a costa en estados unidos viendo lo que estÁ ocurriendo en venezuela en estos momentos. >> imÁgenes en vivo, personas lesionadas, destacar que las redes sociales muchos venezolanos que pueden tener acceso a las redes y pueden comunicarse a travÉs de twitter dicen cabe destacar que no es una rebeliÓn el golpe de estado se les da a los ovinos democrÁticos no a los tiranos y utilizan diversos hashtag, por supuesto las redes estÁn sumamente activas muchos lesionados, no estÁbamos viendo hace unos segundos imÁgenes en la base aÉrea de la carlota donde veÍamos cÓmo personas estaban tratando de tirar unas rejas que son colocadas a los alrededores para impedir el paso.>> no estaban llamando de ladrÓn incluso algunas personas, que lo

you should return to venezuela. and tell nicolas maduro that his time is up. it's time for him to go. it is thank you. stop interfering in the affairs of other states you will only gain respect from that if you don't like it when others interfere in your affairs no one likes that. british prime minister makes her plea to e.u. leaders to delay the day but the rest of the room is torn about how long she should get. and israel's benjamin netanyahu historic election victory and a fifth term as prime minister of the stadiums are already concerned that will lead to further rights violations in the occupied west bank. every headline news twenty four seven this is r.t. international i'm calling brain a moscow news center with your headline news this hour first off with venezuela's ongoing power struggle sending the country sliding deeper into crisis russia and the u.s. have clashed at the u.n. security council over how to tackle the up evil. was following the session in new york. well the fifteen member body that leads the united nation convened in the security counci

mission cheating venezuela after there was also a report does evening that the u.s. envoys of its whaler mr abrams has said that three top image or rogue government officials have been in negotiations with the opposition for restoring order and call him to the country does that speak for or against. one why does efforts. well i think it. everything that. leads up to the fracture. government speaks for one body though and his because that is his goal. in achieving a transitional government here in venezuela to answer your sort of condition that you call that a mother who goes government and any negotiation that could topple the government would speak in favor but the negotiation to something that a brown pants have announced but there is a chart to confirm obviously the people that he said were in negotiation with. one way or with the u.s. are not going to say that immediately because they what they've said in recent hours is that they are still supporting the quarter and they're going with them till the end ok our correspondent. with the latest from but it's where th

i monitoring the situation in venezuela very closely the united states stands with the people of venezuela and their freedom as. well america will stand with you until freedom and democracy is taught by. today interim president who i'm going to do announce thoughts of a person. the government foolish supports the venezuelan people who in their quest for freedom and democracy democracy cannot be defeated but almost immediately after . clashes broke out on a guarded bridge near the capital caracas gunshots were fired and take us deployed as protesters threw blocks of the authorities. has been following the unrest for us . here. when. people. today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following all constitutional and the call today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution. or. a local health service has now put the number of injured at fifty from today's rallies in venezuela i talked to our senior correspondent i guess they have on the latest developments in the country. i dare say there will be casualties there we don't have any concrete figures yet

war against venezuela.e only gotten worse, they say with the u.s. sanctions. >> on the left side of the screen here, for our viewers at home, and for our listeners on sirius satellite radio, i'll do my best to describe the scene here. we have a number of what appear to be military style vehicles. behind those vehicles, members of the venezuelan military presumably also perhaps members of the police force there. in front of them, some of the protesters, the protests we've seen growth before our eyes over the last few hours here, nicholas, can you describe the size of the protests, andrew, if you will? where would you estimate the size of this protest to be? >> reporter: early this morning, there was i would say it was sort of small with the opposition leaders and the masked military men that defected. this has quickly escalated. by midmorning we have hundreds and now there's probably tens of thousands of people out in the streets. we're getting a report that more people are taking part across the country. we

morning, venezuela, let's do it together. amy: the announcement was welcomed by the president of the european parliament who called it a "historic day for the return of democracy and freedom to venezuela." backing of the trump administration and many members of congress, including republican senator marco rubio florida who tweeted "after years of suffering, freedom is waiting for people of venezuela. do not let them take this opportunity from you. now is the moment to take to the streets in support of your legitimate constitutional government. do not allow this moment to slip away. it may not come again." it was not immediately clear where president nicolas maduro is. his ally, the bolivian president , said in a statement "we forcefully condemn the attempted coup in venezuela, which is being conducted by the right and backed by foreign interest." president trump has imposed new restrictions on asylum-seekers along the u.s.-mexican border, ordering them to pay fees in order to apply for work permits and refuge in the u.s. the

. >> martes 30 de abril, saludamos a la costa oeste del paÍs, un dÍa donde venezuela ha estado bajo losojos advirtiendo que las siguientes imÁgenes son bastante grÁficas, malo mostrar el momento en que una tanquetade la guardia nacional venezolana atropella a varios protestantes. >> ademÁs desde un presente vÍdeo tenemos estas fotografías en donde se ve a un manifestante, con camiseta blanca, siendo arrollado por la tanqueta. las imÁgenes que da la vuelta al mundo a travÉs de las redes sociales muestran cÓmo este vehÍculo pasaba literalmente sobre la gente, particularmente sobre esta persona que vemos en pantalla. las fuerzas de maduro usaron aniones de agua y gases lacrimÓgenos para dispersar a todos los manifestantes. >> veamos la cronologÍa de los hechos que han marcado esta tensa jornada. cinco 46 a.m.juan guaidÓ llama a las autoridades y a personas para realizar la operaciÓn libertad. 11 45 a.m. una tanqueta de la fuerza armada, leal al rÉgimen de maduro, atropella a un grupo de opositores. con 11:50 a.m. el primer pronunciamiento oficial de nicolÁs maduro. juan guaidÓ se espera que ha

the deprivation in venezuela. and i'll never forget when a father looked at me with his two young boys standing at his side and said how hard it was as a father to come home at the end of the day and say. we are not eating today. it is he said it is two little boys looked of the. and nodded. to the you could you in the commuter we have already seen in other regions the chilling stories about the suffering of people in iraq syria and libya from witnesses are based in the west on the after that the real suffering began in those countries and still hasn't stopped do you want the same in venezuela. now mike pence his remarks went on to invoke the second world war saying that the usa and the rest of the world failed to take action against dictatorship in germany and that resulted in the second world war now russia spoke following the united states and the russian ambassador and made the point that essentially the situation in venezuela can't simply be blamed on the government that interference by the united states and

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you should return to venezuela. it's time for him to go. stop interfering in the affairs of other states. respect from that you don't like it when. no one likes that. and israel's benjamin netanyahu pulls out a. victory. present prime minister palestinians are already concerned it will lead to further rights violations in the occupied west bank. or broadcasting live in moscow this is our two international glad to have you with us. all right a high stakes a briggs and someone has been held in brussels where the heads of twenty seven even governments have agreed with britain to delay bragg's it until the end of october here is how e.u. leaders. commented on the latest developments. this extension is as flexible as expected. and so a little bit shorter than they expected but they're still enough. to find that first possible solution please do not waste this study i have to leave. my joke on the first of. this year so my guess would be the true reason if not the most social because if i have to leave to you know. i. live in a very let's cross l

stolen billions of dollars of venezuela's assets and they're using that money they're putting actually u.s. is putting a billion dollars into funding terrorist activities and then as well as whale oil in venezuela well this week at the united nations vice president pants called on the u.n. to revoke their credentials of venezuela's ambassador yeah and this week secretary of state mike pompei o told the senate foreign relations committee i don't think there's any doubt that the dural regime represents a threat to the united states of america it is clearly a true threat to the united states kev and how is venezuela a threat to the usa it's a threat in one way because it's declare its independence from the united states it's an independent and sovereign nation and the united states is not like to have that example in its own backyard and so that's the threat that other nations will follow suit it's also a threat because it controls the number one oil reserves diamond reserves and gold reserves the fifth largest gas reserves and minerals that are essential for it like look to electric equi

i'm monitoring the situation in venezuela very closely the united states stands with the people of venezuela and their freedom as. america will stand with you until freedom and democracy are restored. today interim president who on good deal announced odds of. the year's government fool is aboard the venezuelan people who in their quest for freedom and democracy democracy cannot be defeated well almost immediately after call clashes broke out on a guarded bridge near the capital caracas gunshots were fired and tear gas deployed as protesters threw rocks at the authorities. a local health service has now put the number of injured at fifty from today's rallies in venezuela i talked to our senior correspondent or i guess they have on the latest developments in the country. i dare say there will be casualties there we don't have any concrete figures yet we had. the opposition backers of one why do the self-proclaimed president of israel. shooting at security forces we saw security forces prove mcdougall military members police driving vehicles into protesters threw things at things a very ugly a

we think this demonstrates why we need venezuela ruled by the people of venezuela and not by externald be happy to answer any questions. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> well juan guaido is out on the streets of caracas now and rallying the people, he's called for the people to come out and they are in creasingly on the streets as many of you know, there were mass demonstrations planned for tomorrow. the circumstances of what is happened today in caracas have called people out all over the country. so guaido is behaving in the same courageous way he and other figures in the opposition have these last three months. we know that over 40 people have been killed by the maduro regime in the course of the protests. this is an act of bravery by guaido and others really for the freedom of the venezuelan people. >> ambassador, given what you've seen on the ground so far today and the degree of loyalty that maduro still seems to enjoy with the elements of the venz -- the venezuelan military, what is the likely this will work. >> i think it is fear of the 20 to 25,000 cuban security forces in the c

regresaste a venezuela? que pueda y sepa echarle una mano a pesar de la crisis . en las crisis siempre nos podemos transformar y ese debe ser el mensaje. pensarÉ positivo y tratar de dar la luz a ese paÍs que tanto lo necesita. en este caso es venezuela. gracias por tenerme paciencia y porque mi corazÓn se puso chiquito. alan: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y snapchat. mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ana: sin duda las imÁgenes conmueven los corazones de todos. hoy sobre todo que es un dÍa muy importante en muchos lugares se celebra el dÍa del niÑo y es a los niÑos a lo que le -- les debemos dar todo nuestro amor. vamos a hablar de "pequeÑos gigantes", vivieron una experiencia Única fuera de los foros de grabaciÓn. reportera: los capitanes de "pequeÑos gigantes" tuvieron una maÑana divertida y al mismo tiempo recreativa en la que aprendieron de cuidado de la naturaleza. en la granja las

invasion in venezuela because it is contrary to u.s. interests i mean even putting the invasion aside do you think the united states has a key here at this point has a coherent plan of interacting regime changing in venezuela by canonic means by diplomatic means doesn't look like. it has its structural supported the united states is supported by virtually all there are only three countries and that of course. again you know but the bin laden regime not to us was supported by everybody in the region but it still failed miserably in terms of conducting its policy you like that miserably but then when you look united states has international support to support the military in venezuela the plan is one it's labeled little pieces it's this is it is not a plan written in washington that's good i believe the plan should be written by the legitimate representatives of the venezuelan people which is the national assembly not the bogus constitutional assembly that president maduro set up when he didn't like the results of the election in may and

we cannot allow venezuela to become cuba. we cannot allow nicaragua to become venezuela. we cannot allow others to become nicaragua. i believe basic decency is not lost yet, at least not entirely. going forward we hope the story of the americas would be defined by the actions and itnciples -- you can rely on for responsys. -- responsys. -- responses. thank you. [applause] secretary-general, thank you for the remarks. we are honored to have you with occasion thiss morning in d.c. good morning, everyone. how is everyone doing? --nk you very much for your thinking to the center for organizing such an important discussion today. they keep for your time. to.re going to move on questions and answers. then we will have some questions from the audience. please, when we get to that point, feel free to ask questions. thank you very much. let's start off with some general questions before going into -- getting into some specific countries you mentioned in your speach. economic and political strengths d.c. latin america -- do you see in latin america you're working to reinforce or pr

we need venezuela ruled by the people of venezuela not by xstrata forces. now that very strange coming from the united states government which is the first to recognize who and why do as the president of venezuela. sanctioned it is frozen billions upon billions of venezuelan government money to sanction state companies that has left the government and the able to pay to pay people to provide assistance to provide medical care. and it is promised to keep ramping up that. russia until they get what they want which is from the do to leave and. become the official president of the venezuelan so you know mixed messages from the united states has created a strange kind of tension in latin america this tuesday on and for venezuela across the latin america and in those responding as one of those he's becoming down that something tells me this isn't going to be the end by long ok all right the number of thanks very much for that let's talk now to antiwar activist richard back welcome to the program a few things i'll pick up on this first of all how much support amon

i would there a month 01’ so in venezuela. i would there a month or so ago, in venezuela.the feeling in the beginning of this year there was a feeling of hope, move forward and change of government that things may it easier that kind of decline almost people gave up thinking we we re almost people gave up thinking we were too optimistic at the beginning of the year and change will take much longer, but of course waking up today, once again there is dramatic twist in this ongoing political saga. ifjuan guiado has gambled today and overplayed his hand and today and overplayed his hand and today has not been the final phase, mr medeiros removal, weight is this leave him? i think everyone is asking that. he's a man that many people feel and are questioning why he has not been arrested given that the government has arrested many political opponents lopez is one of kind of prominent examples the most kind of prominent examples of that. but the us is also backed juan guiado from the very beginning, getting in confidence and protection if you would like because the uss that if mad

from berlin tonight violence in venezuela military vehicles plowing into protesters who controls the army who controls the country in a v.w. news exclusive self declared president one says the army and the people support his bid to al's embattled president nicolas maduro national guard defectors are joining the protesters and the u.s. says it backs the uprising it was that political lines are being drawn in russia and china backed president. maintains that no army chiefs have turned against him but on the streets images of an army against the people of government standing by its claim that what we are witnessing is an attempt into being defeated p.w. news starts right now. i'm off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome but we begin tonight in venezuela where violent clashes continue on the streets of the capital caracas it all erupted earlier today after of its wireless opposition leader and self declared president one urged the army to help him topple nicolas maduro now this footage shows an armored government vehicle plowing headlong into a c

we recognize guaido as the legitimate interim president of venezuela. just as it is not a coup when the president of the united states gives an order to the department of defense, it is not a coup for guaido to try to take command of the venezuela military. >> ambassador, you said all options are on the table. and i wanted to ask you about different military action, was it a mistake invading iraq? >> as i've said before, i have a lot of opinions i've expressed over many years in the public space. those were my opinions. what i'm speaking about now is the policy of the u.s. government and i've answered the question. >> do you feel this moment that we're this is sort of a building block or do you think that it is the moment, the tipping point as to where something needs to happen? >> i think from the perspective of the humanitarian crisis that we face in venezuela, i hope this is enough to tip maduro out of power because it is only when he and his fellow klepto craps who have plundered the venezuelan economy are removed from power that we can put the vene

you should return to venezuela. and tell nicolas maduro that his time is up. a new study shows anonymous twitter accounts big used to promote the ideas of the french president and his ruling party bus despite a mine of a cross pledge to fight fake news. hello good morning starts international live from russia ten am here now in moscow one is kevin owen here with your latest thirty minute news update if you just get me a morning briefing at a brand new day the big news this morning is breaks it again the european union is allowing britain's prime minister a new breck's an extension this time till october the thirty first well for a tense e.u. summit last night in the small hours of thursday morning the leaders came to an agreement but issued a warning to to the u.k. not to misuse the time. this extension of the flexible expect it. so little bit shorter expected but that's still enough. to find out first for solution please. do not waste this stuff i have to leave. my joke of the first of. this so my guess would be the true reason of not the most so should be co

sanctions are to blame for venezuela's collapsing economy. there are people leaving venezuela absolutely that's true because u.s. economic destabilization and sanctions have laid wreck to the economy billions of dollars literally confiscated and sanctions we should remember sanctions are a weapon or literally because of sanctions venezuela is receiving now they it's been reduced eighty percent their essential medicines that means even basic things like insulin are now in short supply to cause them as well or their purchase what they did purchase for years on the world market and it's become a routine weapon on the part of all street why should that to force for peace that comply with completely unjust economic demands. israel's at burnie i mean who has managed to clinch a victory in the country's general election and will now serve a record fifth term as head of government the opposition conceded defeat on wednesday evening but also issued a stern warning to the prime minister. we did not win in this round i respect the voters i respect their

government is leaving all options on the table when it comes to venezuela but none . here consider that a real possibility. that they're said i but thank you very much in. speaking to us from on the border. well stay with this farnsworth is vice presidents of the consul of the americas the former white house official joins us now from washington d.c. . this just start with these sanctions because there's a lot of politics at play here madeira government is blaming the sanctions and the u.s. essentially saying it's not the sanctions that's the problem it's the missouri governments do you think these current sign shin's are changing anything in venezuela well i think that's clearly the desire and intent of the white house that they will change things but clearly mr madeira was still in power in venezuela so they have not caused him to leave office or his his regime to fall in any particular way i think we have to differentiate a couple things the first is that there have been sanctions in place for a number of years on individuals in venezuela particularly senior regime

wants to get back in there as well but venezuela because of the u.s. sanctions is reaching out to other countries to make the doctor its oil trade oil is very important to do as well since the one nine hundred twenty s. it has been moved top source of foreign currency so it's very important for them as well to continue its oil trade in order to help its economy recover from the attack by the united states. and all stakes summit is underway in brussels where twenty seven e.u. leaders are deciding on granting britain an extension on accepting the block and how long that should be the british prime minister's appeal for a short postponement to june the thirtieth she is now sitting out the rest of the discussion as the leaders convened the german chancellor noted that she had to resign may share at least one thing in common even if it's only the choice of outfit. we have been hearing about the serious business that's been going on the first of the major e.u. leaders to speak has spoken with antonio the e.u. parliament president he addressed the press after

you should return to venezuela. and tell nicolas maduro that his time is up. and if you study shows anonymous twitter accounts being used to promote the ideas of the french president and his ruling party that despite a man on the cross pledge to fight fake need. international live from russia eleven am here in moscow now my name is kevin i would hear the latest half hour update for you and if you're getting a big briefing this morning predicts it is first to get the latest twist in terms of that that it went on all night the european union is allowing britain's prime minister a new breaks of the extension this time until october thirty first after ten so you summit held until the small hours of thursday morning the leaders came to an agreement eventually but issued a warning to the u.k. not to misuse the time. this extension as flexible as i expected it. and so a little bit shorter than i expected but there's still enough. to find at first for salusa aleutian nice to not waste this stuff i have to leave. my joke on the first of. so my guess would be the true r

you should return to venezuela. and tell nicolas maduro that his time is up. and the new study shows anonymous twitter account speaking used to promote the ideas of the french president and his ruling party is despite the motto of across the pledge to fight fake news. good morning this is all to international live from russia a.t.m. here in moscow now one is kevin owen here with our thirty minute live news update for you the big news this morning on the brakes and again the european union's allowing britain's prime minister a new brics an extension this time till october thirty first after a ten c. u. summit held until the very small hours of thursday morning this morning the leaders came to an agreement but issued a warning to the u.k. not to misuse the time. this extension of the flexible expect it. expected but that's still enough. to find that first four solution is. to not waste. i have to leave. my joke of the first of. so my guess would be the true reason of the night session because if we have i have to leave to let you know i. will if briggs it wasn't

you should return to venezuela. and tell nicolas maduro that his time is up. and a new study shows anonymous twitter accounts being used to promote the ideas of the french president and his ruling party despite emanuel pledge to fight. good morning this is not international live from russia nine am here in moscow now my name is kevin when he was here thirty minute live news roundup of the big news this morning again is it and the latest is the european union waking up to this is allowing britain's prime minister a new extension this time until october thirty first for a ten c. you summit held until the small hours of thursday morning the leaders came to an agreement in the end but issued a warning to to the u.k. not to misuse the time. flexible expect it. expected but that's still enough. to find that first four solution please do not waste this study i have to leave. my joke of the first of. this so my guess would be the true reason if not the most social because if we have to leave to you know. i. will if break that wasn't already a horror show filled with g

those really have the power in venezuela. and that support, juan guaido, it seems, still doesn't have. and why is that? because many members of the military sit in nicolas maduro's cabinet himself. and they're linked in very, very strongly with the leadership of nicolas maduro. we've seen the lower ranking military and soldiers have been defecting and joining sides with guaido. we haven't seen the generals yet, wolf. and this could be very, very crucial. >> certainly could be. stefano, explain to our viewers why this uprising that's unfolding in venezuela right now could potentially have very serious consequences around the world and why the white house is closely watching what happens. >> reporter: of course. key geopolitical consequences. let's remember, venezuela is a key member, first and foremost, of opec. everything that happens in the streets of caracas has a direct repercussion in the price of oil, everywhere, in the world, but also the interest from china, russian, and now increasingly, iran, who are looking at carac

sanctions are to blame for venezuela's collapsing economy. there are people reading that as well absolutely that's true because u.s. economic destabilization and sanctions have laid rock to the billions of dollars literally confiscated and sanctions we should remember sanctions are a weapon or literally because of sanctions venezuela is receding now. it's been reduced eighty percent your essential narratives that means even basic things like ends are now short supply because then as well their purchase what they did purchase for years on the world market and it's become a routine left on the art of all street why should that to force the cause why was completely unjust economic demands. a high stakes bridge and summit has been held in brussels where twenty seven the e.u. leaders have agreed with britain to delay brags that until the end of october let's cross live now to our europe correspondent peter oliver who has been following this well pretty much from the very beginning peter what is the latest. well the very very latest is in this is h