no, no, it's free to go and collect his gas bottles from venezuela. the other smugglers also take this opportunity to cross some of them carrying unexpected goods like this car engine. the many things have now become hard to get and venezuela, even chickens, poultry trafficking since becoming lucrative. but it's not always easy about this non drives, nearly a 100 chickens per day across the buddha and almost a $170.00 to get them in the car. and it's sort of the same. ok, he'll administrative level and they look at the list and they've got us in right now because it's just a mental company called me and also the the, this small trafficking business allows a dozen people to earn a living he left just 2 hours ago. but the logo is already back with his gas bottles. he's exhausted, the money was sit in the middle like a me for then i really like, let me say those are the way of you. so very sense or you see a dental you face. okay. i don't know what else to buggy, ranked them in the face of $9.00 and he sells them for double that price. the profit will al

i'm following is here in neighboring colombia fuel costs $0.01 per liter in venezuela. it's results for more than 30 times its original price and columbia, or below for trinity for traffic cuz the colombian village of $1.00 for you lives near the venezuelan, columbia, and buddha. here, smuggling as a trade post from generation to generation, the carlos and his cousin, 20 years old. every day, they take the same route through patty fields, just a few kilometers away. by crossing where they can reach the venezuelan buddha, while the carlos and his cousin on meeting the venezuela encompasses you will be arriving with contain is filled with fuel. oh, those animals here. again, if you haven't those kind of the light the the tunnel saw some stuff to fill them from a distance. he's worried, he hasn't told the other traffic has that we all with him. he also just found out that there are soldiers patrolling the area using gestures. he explains that the police could shoot out to us the once arrive at the meeting points. call us worries that it was a mistake to bring us about the

no, no, it's free to go and collect his gas bottles from venezuela. the other smugglers also take this opportunity to cross some of them of carrying unexpected goods like this car engine. the many things have now become hard to get and venezuela, even chickens poultry trafficking since becoming lucrative. but it's not always easy about this non drives, nearly a 100 chickens per day across the buddha. it's almost a $170.00 to get them in the car, in a sort of see, okay, he'll administrative level as they look at the list and they've got it and why you're not going to be able to get them in a company called me. and all for the dinner this smo trafficking business allows a dozen people to and they're living he left just 2 hours ago, but the logo is already back with his gas bottles. he's exhausted the right. yeah. when it was sitting there, the middle. luckily you for then i really like let me of the the way of you. so based on so you see a dental you pays good. i don't know. what is the like a bank them in the face of $9.00 and he sells them to double t

peru and venezuela are prime examples. in 1995, venezuela was a freer country than peru. at the turn-of-the-century, peru made a clear turn toward freedom. it is one of the top improvers of our data. in contrast, venezuela shows the largest decrease in freedom of all the countries to cover. venezuela had a higher prosperity score than peru in 1995. by 2022, the two countries had switched positions. our third take away is autocracies generally fail to deliver prosperity for their people while free countries succeed. of the 30 countries ranked at the top of our freedom rankings, 27 are in the top category of our prosperity index. three are in the next highest. none are in the bottom two categories of prosperity. of the 30 countries ranked at the bottom of our index, 11 are in the lowest category of our index. 17 are in the next and just two in the mostly prosperous category. none are in the top prosperity category. our indexes demonstrate there is a strong relationship between freedom and prosperity. we have reason to believe that improvements in freedom will, over time, le

venezuela is an easy america.e have examples in thailand, russia, belarus, hungary, among the biggest declines. in africa, we have the republic of the congo. it is something that is global in every single region, which makes it hard to pin down the core reason and makes it even more fascinating to me. >> are there any talks about china and russia? they are presenting alternative models to western democracies. let's dig a bit deeper and how did they fare on the indexes? >> we did this analysis and it is really fascinating because we found parallels between the two. in the case of russia, we have the benefit of an unusual situation where we can have -- we can do a social experiment. in chemistry, you can have a closed environment. you can analyze something, where you isolate it. it is rare to have it in social sciences but in the case of russia, they were all part of the soviet union. they were all communist countries. they have no political freedom. they have no economic freedom. after the collapse of the soviet un

banki told him that the friendship of venezuela is an unbreakable and iron child.beijing from carapace in the shop of support for the coming days of the martyrs mr. ma, in a meeting with his counterpart in china, where the experts of the two countries had meetings during the last trip , they discussed and exchanged opinions on the credit of the documents they have, and it was announced that these two countries have signed or not, definitely in the coming days. with this trip, some agreements will be helped, but the experts are now in beijing , this trip is at the head of a high-level politicized delegation . in the coming days these documents with the presence of chinese presidents and if the opinion is signed, i will say goodbye to you. as i said, the strike at the italian airports has led to the cancellation of flights in florence and picha, which are tourist areas in italy , and also in milan, the strikers are demanding an increase in their salaries. like the strikes that took place in europe recently, the economic and inflation problems that they have, and also

they told you this was about venezuela. venezuela was 1971 of the 20 richest countries in the world one of the 20 richest countries. then started with labor market regulate. more regulation, more regulation situation became worse. and then they made one big mistake. they for hugo chavez to make the situation better in 1998. and what happened to you started with nationalization and so today in venezuela, 10% of the population has fled and the well, some years ago, 1,000,000% people are starvation, democracy democracy. it was abolished. no freedom speech, no freedom of press and in the end of the nineties socialists all over the world, especially also in the united states and europe, were enthusiastic about venezuela. they called socialism in 24 hours. and true now they a new model because north korea was so attractive for most of the people and they spoke out. and now if you ask the same people what's about to socialism in the 21st century? oh no, this wasn't real socialism, but next time it will run for sure. reiner do you

sanctions on cuba and venezuela. >> the blockade against venezuela had a boomerang type response, not hitting united states which are the ones who decided to impose the blockade. -- now hitting united states which they are the ones who decided to impose the blockade. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. humanity has opened the gates of hell. that was the stark warning of u.n. secretary-general wednesday as he opened a special summit on the climate crisis on the sidelines of the u.n. general simile. he castigated wealthy nations and fossil fuel interests for failing to stop the burning of coal, oil, and gas. he did not invite leaders of the u.s. and china, the world's two largest greenhouse gas emitters, to address the summit saying only those who take climate action seriously would be allowed to attend. barbados' prime minister mia mottley noted the summit coincided with a u.n. security council meeting on russia's invasion of ukraine. >> and i hope in the same way we can take ukraine seriously in the

>> de venezuela. jorge: ¿cÓmo te llamas? >> matÍas.de las cosas que sorprenden es que a pesar de todos los lÍmites que ha impuesto el gobierno de estados unidos como lo alambre de pÚas, los miles de agentes que estÉn en el rÍo bravo, los inmigrantes se siguen llegando, no sÓlo aquÍ, sino tambiÉn el paso texas, donde estÁn otro corresponsal pedro ultreras. pedro: el paso, texas, sigue reciben emigrantes liberados por la patrulla fronteriza, la ciudad se prepara con albergues temporales por si la situaciÓn se torna insostenible como en el pasado. >> tenemos un aumento de 350 personas aproximadamente al dÍa, ahora son 2000 o mÁs. pedro: en la plaza del centro en las calles cercanas a la iglesia se aprecian pequeÑos grupos de inmigrantes que por falta de dinero no han podido avanzar y no tienen donde dormir, esto debido a que los albergues estÁ saturada. >> vengo a buscar refugio por aquÍ, para ver si nos ayuda, ya que no tengo la plata para llegar a mi destino. pedro: anahi dÍaz, de venezuela, viaja con sus hijos, cargaba sus pertenencias

_ humanitarian, economic, political in venezuela is — humanitarian, economic, political in venezuelalumbia are having to deal with them _ columbia are having to deal with them in — columbia are having to deal with them in mexico and now it is filling up them in mexico and now it is filling up onto— them in mexico and now it is filling up onto the — them in mexico and now it is filling up onto the border of the united states — up onto the border of the united states. that's not a question of reforming — states. that's not a question of reforming the policies if people are willing _ reforming the policies if people are willing to _ reforming the policies if people are willing to leave venezuela no matter what just _ willing to leave venezuela no matter what just to get out of the country because _ what just to get out of the country because their lives there are unsustainable.— because their lives there are unsustainable. , , ., ., unsustainable. maybe it is reform of the wa we unsustainable. maybe it is reform of the way we deal _ unsustainable. maybe it is reform of the way we deal w

well, thank you very much sahra miss maria fernanda barto from venezuela. if you have a chance, the name of shirin abu adela, the journalist of al jazeera, who was martyred by the zionist usurper regime in palestine , was mentioned several times . you mentioned him just now in the same conversation, please tell me why he is now, a character was chosen to have a memorial for them, in the theater that was performed, his name was honored in different parts. first and then please tell me how much the introduction of characters like shirin abu aqleh can help in enlightening and publishing the truths that are actually crimes. that the zionist regime is doing, yes, we chose abu aqlin, a journalist , a woman, and she was active in that space for more than 20 years, especially about sweet palestine, palestine, various poems , especially when it went to their own citizens , they always defend their citizens, for example, of course, we saw when the regime's forces were active for many years while collecting news, it was clear that they knew him. in particular , this i

on, otherwise we'll be yelling here, people , oh, hello everyone, my name is kaylya, i came from venezuelaus, learning russian, ended up being supported by a neighbor for 8 years, because i fell in love, i love this country, the people, and also herring popshuba and kholodnik, and most importantly , i like to travel and shoot videos, and my name is zakaria, i came to belarus from libya, to study it technology, i live here for one and a half years years, i like belarus, kind and calm people live here, and i also love boxing and potato pancakes, today we came to a real belarusian village, i wonder who lives here? wow, look what a big house, it’s beautiful, it’s abandoned, it’s abandoned, but it’s such a beautiful house, yes, a very beautiful house, but i wonder if someone lives there, i think, oh, listen, it’s made in such an interesting style, yes wait, what, maybe people, hello, does anyone live here? there’s still no one, what are you afraid of? kayla, you are so brave, in my homeland, if you go into someone else’s house, they can call the police, but it’s interesting, do you have houses

de la tarde con 25 minutos lo vamos a llevar a conocer a la joven de 25 aÑos que representa miss venezuelatas bailas >> y si supieras que hasta he trabajado en una funeraria es para que tambiÉn se van todos los que vez que nosotros somos personas que trabajan se forman y no solamente todo va rodeado de belleza >> cÓmo te definirÍas tu misma >> soy una persona muy sentimental mi papÁ es mÚsico es cantante entonces me apasiona la mÚsica y se aÑos de danza contemporÁnea >> y aceptamos varios concursos >> estudiantes concursos anteriores >> hÁblame de ese momento cuando ganas miss venezuela que tanto te afectÓ y cÓmo pudiste superarlo >> gracias a dios siempre estuve muy orgullosa de todos mis desempeÑos siendo candidata miss venezuela gracias a dios mi contenciÓn mi familia y seres queridos estuvieron conmigo dÁndome entender que si lloviÓ trabajo por este sueÑo pues las declaraciones que dio pudiero aclarar todas las dudas que existÍan pero hasta el momento ha sido una de las mejores experiencias de mi vida >> zona sur telemundo y amigos no se pierdan miss universo el 18 de noviembre aquÍ 18

and then the process is militarily threatening venezuela. then norton was time for another visit to the modus operandi studios in moments. catch manila chung, i'm guess, right ahead discussing today whether they exporting of hate has not become an international industry. this is our to introduction, the hello. i'm manila chan you are tuned into modus operandi. whether we're looking at the current conflict in ukraine or civil unrest and virtually any part of the world, dig a little deeper and you will find hate at the root of it. today will explore the exportation of hates from country to country. cross borders from the us to anywhere and vice versa. how hate is in big demand around the world. all right, let's get into the m o the, the white supremacy is a major talking point in the us right now. the f. b, i has gone before congress on record to say that this is their number one priority . the bureau, of course, the nation's top domestic law enforcement group. but what if that top priority is much less a domestic issue and more so an internat

mayor adams started talking about venezuela and southern american migrants.lk about border crisis without acknowledging this. 600% increase in venezuelan migrants. president biden comes into office and been with the sanctions, we will lessen sanctions if they hold elections. if you can't be hard on countries and push forward, we'll have a migrant crisis, good question for upcoming debate, talk about what to do about south america. we have weak immigration policy, we don't have a physical structure and we have nothing when it comes to venezuela and the rest of the world? >> rachel: aoc was on tour meeting with the bad actors in latin america giving basically enabling all of them and these are same leftist countries who are aligning with china. we have a massive problem in the democratic party. >> emily: we do. to be clear, the mayor did hit biden in his speech, he laid the table for the nice generous helping of destruction of the city temperature is concert, white house, federal government in concert with sanctuary cities and failed democratic policy. >> todd:

dice que es urgente que puedan trabajar, el 41% de los que viven en los refugios aquÍ vienen de venezuelaonarÁn los refugios aquÍ en new york, sin embargo los que se oponen a esta medida creen que contribuirÁ a que mÁs de ellos crucen la frontera. jorge: los inmigrantes venezolanos conforman el grupo hispano de mayor crecimiento en estados unidos, se ha triplicado de 215,000 a mÁs de 615,000 tras huir de la crisis polÍtica econÓmica y humanitaria que ha ido empeorando durante todo el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro, se espera que durante todo este Éxodo masivo se ampliÉ, la mitad de los venezolanos planean irse desde allÁ. francisco: lÁgrimas y abrazos interminables entre una madre y su hijo en medio de una ola de despedidas. es una familia que le dice adiÓs a un hijo, a santiago, de 18 aÑos, quien va rumbo a buenos aires a estudiar una carrera universitaria. >> siempre dice uno que se va, pero cuando estÁs aquÍ, es otra cosa. francisco: su padre tambiÉn tiene planes para inmigrar en unos dÍas, una oferta laboral en chile que le darÁ una nueva oportunidad.en venezuela su familia sÓlo estÁ sobr

see you in the field , you know, i'm now remembering the old times when i lived with my parents in venezuela the employees and we... also planted corn in the field? yes, they took the corn, and here is the mower, and you go to the field every day flowers? 10, aren’t you afraid of someone grabbing your hand now? is it like this? well, yes, don’t be afraid, but show me your manicure, how beautiful it is, manic, that’s it, come on, ready, come on, now we’re doing a race to see who can collect the most potatoes and get a delicious dinner today. the biggest potato i found today, was it a potato or a rock? this is a stone, yes, imagine making graniki, now they are fresh with such and such potatoes, sour cream, dill, have you ever cooked tramiki, of course, me too. how they got ahead of us, we just didn’t just so hello, leave it to us, slow down, we can’t get it together, enough potatoes, work, there’s enough potatoes for everyone, only my back hurts a lot, that’s it, we’re already numb, i’m already wet. from the sun, the back, in general, but look, the most important thing is ah, this is a mesh, w

the president of venezuela has coincided with the g20 summit and the messages that we want to look atmacro and strategic way, it actually goes back to the discussion of the new world order, which has been raised for years by western countries and experts and theorists of international relations and china, in fact, in this it is about a month ago that the implementation of the brics group was in south africa when it was formed there, which announced something that the group of 20 will not participate in 2003. adopted for progress and development for china for china importance there is more, please, he is saying goodbye to you, the reporter of sed and sima news agency , he was with us, dear and respected viewers. sometimes you can become a hero of melli bank branch 1307 with a small step , a prize of one billion rials and billions of other valuable prizes in the big lottery of karz al-hasna savings accounts of melli bank of iran. but with the people there is no good, with our own report, there is an exchange of testing food on the planet and delivery in the field of energy is the most i

del aÑo 2021 y una reasignaciÓn separada de venezuela para el tps.n elegibles para el tps. las personas elegibles que no tienen tps, pueden presentar un formulario inicial y solicitud de estatus de protecciÓn temporal durante el perÍodo de registro inicial que va desde el 3 de octubre de 2023 hasta el 2 de abril de 2025. los solicitantes podrÁn pedir un documento de autorizaciÓn de empleo presentando un formulario i—765 debidamente completado, junto con su formulario i—821 o por separado, mÁs adelante. leÓn: fueron los trabajadores mejor pagados de venezuela y hoy estÁn en pobreza. son los trabajadores de la industria petrolera. protestan con una huelga de hambre. reportero: desesperaciÓn hasta el llanto. es el lamento de juan pablo chacÓn, de 60 aÑos, trabajador petrolero jubilado que estÁ arruinado, que no tiene dinero ni para cubrir su salud. ahora estÁ en huelga de hambre, al igual que su compaÑero, en el reclamo del dinero que fundaron un fondo de pdvsa durante sus aÑos laborales y del que solo reciben $180 mensuales. >> el dinero lo han inverti

announced tps, venezuela announcement as well yesterday. and so this is a president again that has taken action without the help of republicans in congress. he has taken action over and over again to deal with this issue. let's not forget, you know this very well, having as you're covering that region this is an issue that's been around for decades. this is a broken immigration system. why the president on his first day put forth a comprehensive piece of legislation to try to deal with this immigration system. we put more -- we have put cbp, 24, 25,000 cbp agents out there, try to make sure we deal with the smuggling that's happening. we have tried to make sure we continue to deal with this in a humane orderly way and that's what we are going to continue to promise to do. we announced three more additional enforcement pathways or ways to move forward, the president will continue to do what he can from this administration. >> thanks, karine. stay with the border. how many people coming into this country illegally is enough for president bide

, political, economic situation in venezuela is creating a him stpaoerbg in country like colombia andico and now filling up and spilling on to the border. united states. that is not a question of reforming the policy. these people are willing to leaf venezuela no matter what to get out of the country because their lives there are unsustainable. >> maybe, doctor, it is reform of the way we deal with conflicts and refuse jae crises around the world is more urgent. but the point is, as anthony is saying, governments are taking things into their own hands with more draconian measures. if you don't reform don't country opt out? >> thank is for countries to decide. the problem proposed by the home secretary she wants them to claim asylum once she says it is safe country and it doesn't say that and it is not in relation to the method or journey of those individuals who came. that is upblg. so, the detail it did have when you stack up to the realities it is just a right wing political thought for political leadership and nothing really to do with actual change in relation to how the world tre

we haven't heard a positive word since 1998 about venezuela for that very reason. they've sought to justify over in covert actions against the event as well as the state. of course there are legal. i mean, what did you all for the us talk about the international court of justice or any of these uh, you know, pay per law mechanisms that they themselves don't subscribe to all or respect. but right now there's been as well as have the right to search for any type of uh, balance. so any type of defense of their sovereignty. because this as the cube you region, it is the s report that the us is trying to to use to really do open opportunistically use and manipulate the guy in each nation. we saw of the, the us or the western states, donnelly, before go after the leader of venice way live by a human rights concerns, etc. but it's hard enough to see a pattern here when we talk about dennis wheeler, oil rich, and perhaps to a certain degree on stable because of many reasons we could throw in libya, syria, as you mentioned, there is the layer of block goal there under there

that is what venezuela's foreign minister had to say in his recent address to the un general assembly. no, that was where it came. i meant speculation that the us funds to set up a military base on the territory contested by venezuela, a neighboring guy. on delving further into the us here at ortiz ran a customer. it seems that the situations surround the steeds of south american territory of s. a quibble is region, it's point them points. and so that's all thanks to the united states and a somewhat say, well, sometimes never ending for suits for other nations, oil and gas. and we have the america, can i get a government of the united states of america considering itself to be the sovereign of our continents. and with the excuse of the illegal monroe doctrine has once again intervened in the territorial dispute. that is more than 200 years old, over our territory of s. a quibble guyana. today the government of the united states of america wants to appropriate our oil resources using the company, exxon mobil as well. so it doesn't have to do with a territorial dispute between diana and

proximate speculations of us times the set top a minute to face and a territory disputed between venezuela, a neighboring piano. the bringing you the story is that all this might not, this is all the international welcome to the program. good to see. while top story this now and i just meant a tree, government has declared a new era in the country's history, saying it will be based on sovereignty. and mutual respect between 4 and partners of paris announced the end of its presence in your me. the french troops and the french ambassador will leave new year before the end of the year. this is a historic moment that shows the determination of the insurance people. each person, each institution or structure that threatens the interest of our country must leave the land of our ancestors imperialist and new colonialists forces are not welcome anymore on the share in territory of the french president manuel. not content of dramatic utah when he announced the withdrawal of his countries on faster and troops from night to the statement was made on sunday evening and a ton of ised into the phone. so

migrants from venezuela who were already in the u.s.as of july 31 can apply for temporary protected status. the relief will last a year and a half. these are some of the voices of venezuelan migrants who've recently arrived to the u.s.-mexico border. >> we want to cross into the united states for a better future. the journey has been very difficult. we have been mistreated, we are hungry. the children are tired but we are going with the glory of god. we are going to cross the border so we can do well because our country is struggling. amy: harsh u.s. economic sanctions on venezuela have largely contributed to worsening living conditions in the country forcing tens of thousands of venezuelans to flee. >> we took on this risk and this journey to escape the crisis in venezuela. we prefer to die on our journey to the united states than to die of hunger in venezuela. amy: meanwhile, thousands of migrants continue to arrive in cities like new york and chicago on buses from the texas-mexico border. for more, we are joined by two guests. in el

at the root of this massive displacement is a crisis of venezuela. venezuela's economy and democratic institutions have been decimated by 20 years of mismanagement. we are not naÏve about the prospects of free and fair elections in venezuela by 2024 presents a real opportunity for venezuelans to demand the right to choose their leaders. the energy that we have seen behind the opposition shows the venezuelans have not given up hope. usaid will continue to support pushing back against oppression and mobilizing for competitive elections. the president's budget request will allow us to respond to this critical moment and build a more stable future for our country so thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. secretary robinson. >> chairman kaine ranking member rubio and distinguished members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. the group of international narcotics and law enforcement affairs is responsible for nearly $1.4 billion of assistants globally under the request. this includes $536.5 milli

comes image. speculation of us plans to set off the military base and a territory disputed between venezuela, a neighboring guy on the fly, from our international new center here in moscow. this is archie my names, you know, neil m, you're welcome to the program. a new beginning. that's how new jersey leaders have heralded the enhancement that french military forces will leave the country. naomi had this direct message both to parse and anyone else seeking their words to override the nation, suffering t, the french troops and the french ambassador. we'll leave news here before the end of the year. this the historic moment that shows the determination of the insurance people. each person, each institution or structure that threatens the interest of our country must leave the land of our ancestors imperialist and new colonialist forces are not welcome anymore on the jury in territory. the french president did a dramatic you turn on sunday evening when he had lunch, the withdrawal of his countries. i'm busted or i'm troops from the sure that statement from a manual. my call was made in a tele b

and now like venezuela and united states, as a history of building military bases around the world. let's not forget the us has 804 and military bases more than all of the other countries for military bases in the world combined. and in terms of this territory between the guy i know and venezuela as a cable, this is dispute in territory. and the fact that the us is reportedly planning on building a bass there in, in violation of the clear at this in clear disrespect to the fact that this is disputed territory shows the united states is not actually interested in trying to resolve this territorial dispute. but is actually trying to make it even worse and in the process is militarily threatening venezuela. turkey as president has arrived in the city of and not to bother in as defined john to meet with his as a bind johnny towns about energy issues on the recent escalation, indigo, no time on top of the agenda. i'll say correspondence. johnson that can takes us through the high level meeting in the words of the turkish presidents of the relationship between turkey and azerbaijan is not

colombia derrotÓ a venezuela, mientras que paraguay perÚ terminaron empatados.la farÁndula. cristian castro rompe el silencio, por primera vez habla de la indiferencia que sintiÓ por luis miguel cuando asistiÓ al concierto que estÁn primera fila, y luis miguel no lo saludo,. confesÓ por quÉ fue que estaba tan enojado con miguel por quÉ terminÓ, fue por una mujer, sin pelos en la lengua, esto fue lo que dijo. >> el problema que yo llevaba bastantes meses con mi novia, y se la llevÓ. realmente lo que estuvo mal fue la novia, porque la novia fue la que estuvo ahÍ haciendo las dos historias y quizÁ al mismo tiempo, por eso digo que no deberÍamos estar tan distanciados porque la chica fuera que tuvo la culpa. reportero: Él no dice el nombre, pero en la foto se ve muy, se ve que fue daisy fuentes, fue novia de luis miguel y de cristian castro, por eso dicen que la amistad terminÓ porque estaba cenando con los dos. michelle: los caballeros no tienen memoria, no debiÓ haberlo dicho. carolina: toda la razÓn. hoy en dÍa a la gente le encanta hacer canciones de amores pasa

so, i see that as part of this effort we have legislation forthcoming onav venezuela.two latin american communities hosting large numbers of refugees and migrants. i understand that the supplemental budget request includes 200 million in expanse integration efforts. can you speak and help us understand in practical terms how important it is tod have additional funding for integrating refugees and migrants within the hemisphere itself? >> thank you chairman for that question. you are absolutely right. the reason we put those funds in the supplemental is because the timing could not be more consequential. the 20 million people that are eternally displaced 7 million have come solely from venezuela. and not 7.5. that is new paid these are historic levels for the h regio. the main countries colombia, ecuador, peru andd brazil have taken on over 85% of that displacement. it is through their policies their generous and pragmatic policies of integration that these migrants will be absorbed into the community they will be provided jobs, healthcare, schools., it's a very tenuous

i wrote to secretaries blinken and mayorkas in july, that the country conditions in venezuela clearly met the conditions for tps, so it is a step forward. tps will give much needed relief for new york systems currently straining to support newly arrived immigrants. it is going to save new york taxpayers dollars, and it will allow migrants from venezuela who are seeking asylum to find temporary employment, support themselves and their families, and feet into the economy, and reduce the shelter burden that new york is now burdening, is now undergoing. so, this is very welcome news. many of these migrants can now hopefully get closer to finding work and finding shelter, which they need, and i thank the biden administration for taking this task. sen. mcconnell: to welcome president zelenskyy to the capitol. i am glad our colleagues had an opportunity to hear from him firsthand. and asking questions about his faith in the's counteroffensive. american support for ukraine is not charity. it is an investment in our own direct interest, not least because the greatest russian military power hel

the trick is that with the price of gasoline there in venezuela, in my opinion, there were 2 cents ofine left, but it disappeared completely, the gas stations stopped working, after 4 years, after 4 years, the truth happened, imagine the sanctions in venezuela american coins were accumulated for four years so that after four years 2 cents remained, but it did not become completely venezuelan . that is, it began to be purchased abroad and therefore given to the poor. and there are 20 per coupon. and you know what it means nothing, i think there is none. thank you very much. it is very nice news. i like to receive wonderful news at the end. optimistic andriy zakrevskyi, the head of the board of the oil and gas association of ukraine, told us that there is no gasoline in russia, an oil country . the last name is kaya kallas , this is the prime minister of estonia, our friendly estonia , on this occasion, pierre-time, an estonian political scientist. nas vremya thank you, a huge good evening , glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. such a big corruption in distinction - this is estonia, b

a revolution in venezuela with iran 's eritrea film. the united nations and the united nations, in several countries of mali and the united arab emirates, which we are examining the text of, the financial situation of the government of niger, and said that countries like france, which are trying to create instability in the sahel and mali region , will strengthen it, and to the security council about france's action in the region is a lie and a claim is trying to wake up the terrorist groups in the region and warned the security council that the united arab emirates is also the minister of international cooperation to participate in the forum once again and made claims about the three islands of iran and also about the spread of nuclear weapons in jahan warned that there was a special incident on the sidelines of the general assembly meeting and an informal meeting of the ministers of the eco economic cooperation organization was held , in which reza shafiei, the legal deputy minister of foreign affairs, was an important participant . w

we found many left venezuela to make their treacherous journey. cuantos personas de venezuela? wow. this is fitting exactly with what we've been hearing over the last several weeks. so many people coming from venezuela. >> reporter: now the biden administration announcing a major policy change, giving temporary legal status to nearly half a million venezuelan migrants, allowing them to apply for work permits in the u.s., adding they'll be temporarily barred from deportation. earlier we met yulia at an overcrowded shelter in san antonio, also from venezuela, and a mother of two. yulia, tell me, how are the children? yulia tells me the kids are in good health, yet the journey was difficult. yet her family, like so many others, remains committed to going forward. crossing here is dangerous. officials confirming two drownings in two days, including a 3-year-old boy. meanwhile, republicans have blasted the biden administration, saying its lax border policies have caused the ongoing crisis. texas governor greg abbott posting this video, writing texas installed razor wire in eagle pass to

reportaje >>> hecho en base de maÍz seco o maÍz precocida de forma circular es conocido en colombia y venezuela destinos alrededor del mundo las arepas guardan gran similitud con las gordas. >> preguntando si son gordas o popusa gastronomÍa venezolana >>> es la textura sabor de las arepa se parece un poquito a la pupusa pero es totalmente diferente porque nuestra tortilla no estÁ rellena al momento de ponerla al sartÉn nosotros la cocinamos y luego la abrimos y infinitos rellenos que tenemos >>> arriba venezuela >>> actualmente hay una disputa de dÓnde provienen originalmente las arepas realmente la pelea con colombia siempre aquÍ Él se rÍe que sabemos sabemos que esÁa la rebeldÍa de dÓnde viene la arepa >>> me gustarÍa decir que la arepa es venezolana pero mi amiga te va a decir que es colombiana no se sabe dÓnde naciÓ pero no quiere ni colombianos ni venezolanos porque todos la comemos >>> hay una gran variedad de formas de hacer y rellenar las arepa. >> la reina >> tenemos que es una especie de pollo con aguacate. >> queso amarillo >>> esta otra de carne mechada que es de tomate y cebolla ha

right now, especially in venezuela.isions, a part of it is being contributed to by our own governments sanctions that aren't just targeting the elite and political leaders in venezuela. but harming everyday people. we need to change american policy in latin america from one that is actually starving people right now, to one that actually respects peoples rights and helps people that want to stay home, have the chance to thrive at home. we just came back from a trip to latin america, a diplomatic trip alongside the leaders -- let stop displacing people from latin america, and come up with a more legal and orderly way for people that want to travel. >> i'm glad that you brought up venezuela. venezuelans as well. because, i want to talk to you out some of the reporting that we have. and the president's decision to grant temporary protected status to hundreds of thousands of venezuelans, coming after pressure from democrats. especially democrats here in new york. many migrants have been sent. i know there's been some mixed

migration problem for venezuela is also. there are so many facets of which this policy, industrial policy of the biden administration is not working. >> harris: you wonder if this white house or any of the people in charge, the president on down, if any of them, if the energy secretary who can't figure out how to find a place to plug in her e.v. she is running out of options. great to have you. thank you. >> thank you for allowing me to speak. >> harris: a rough week for president biden. now his campaign is facing big questions about age and electability. new fox polling shows voters are worried, very worried. the first democratic primary contest is just a few months away and could a new candidate emerge for the democrats for 2024? or is it too late to get on the ballot, so on and so forth. stay close. and flu symptoms. i'm feeling better. cough? congestion? all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. ah! hated that. headache? better. ah! fever? body pain? better now. aaaaah! new mucinex kickstart gives all in one and do

plus venezuela's government claim they've just been to the powerful gang but some question the success of a recent present, right. the beginning of us focusing, i bought a when 89000 people have made the crossing in just 24 hours. it's one of the highest rates of arrivals in months. the white house says it has sent 800 military personnel to help in mexico. officials have used a range of tactics including shutting down railways in response to people who died off the folding of rail, cause. manuel butler reports from mexico city. it's it's a crisis that's over whelmed immigration authorities on both sides of the us. mexico border thousands of migrants and refugees have crossed into the united states and recent days with many more arriving by the day. that the most within the we are fleeing our country. we are free games who have killed her family and heard this a lot. we need their u. s. support to enter this country because we cannot return to our country. they weren't really loving the that on. on saturday, the us homeland security secretary alejandro my your guess was joined by hunter

the bulk majority are from venezuela.from a man from venezuela. >> he says he feels happiness and sadness at the same time -- >> he lost everything that he had on the way. >> a lot of sick children. >> and juliÁn, we have seen images of border patrol agents. they're put in state by authorities. it's somewhat controversial. i'd like to touch on that because it happened at some point over the week. yesterday, they also had to cut some of the wire. the reason why it appears that they've to cut the wire on some of the situations is that migrants get stuck between the river and the wire. in many cases, it's migrants that have children. border patrol has to intervene. essentially, it's a humanitarian act to cut the wire and rescue them from these areas. we did see them from this part of the fence. they got back together. more wire was installed. that's the reason why it served border patrol. essentially, it was a rescue of some of the migrants that arrived. you mentioned has some died. at that point they push their way through

a los estados unidos de ese lado, se tratarÍa de familias enteras, como esta seÑora que viene de venezuelas una cobertura especial para mostrarles, como todas estas familias estÁn llegando al rÍo grande, iniciamos el noticiero con la noticia del dÍa, que tiene que ver con uno de los polÍticos latinos mÁs importantes de los estados unidos, bob menÉndez fue acusado de corrupciÓn y de conspiraciÓn. nuestra corresponsal blanca comienza el noticiero. blanca: es el primer senador en ejercicio con dos acusaciones penales en la historia de este paÍs, bob renunciÓ a la presidencia del comitÉ de relaciones internacionales en el senado despuÉs de que un gran jurado en nueva york lo acusÓ por tres cargos federales en conspiraciÓn con su esposa y tres empresarios de new jersey. esto a cambio de usar su poder para influenciar y proteger al gobierno egipcio, habrÍa presionado para proteger el monopolio del negocio lucrativo de uno de los acusados. en su domicilio se encontraron tres kilos de lingote de oro valorados en mÁs de $150,000, ademÁs de $400,000 en efectivo escondidos entre las chaquetas con la

how old were you when you left venezuela?ntry. - yeah. it was very hard. i knew from, you know, since the beginning that-- that we have that government, it's not going to be easy. - it was untenable. yeah, yeah. - yeah. i've been here 10 years. - yeah. - but when you start doing your first step, it's not like people say, "go! go for your dream!" it's--sometimes you find people that say, "it will be hard for you. this is not an easy country." - right. - maybe you have to find another job. - oh, absolutely. - there's always, you know, up and down, up and down. it was very hard, and i did a show with nine people in the audience. - amazing. - yeah, i was-- - i love that courage. i started out like that too. i was doing improv comedy up in new york city, in all these little improv places. and there'd be more comedians than people in the house. like, three people in the house. and-- - people supporting you. - yeah, yeah. and you're doing it for them, because the crowd's not even--they don't even find you amusing, or funny, or anyth

made speculations of us loans to set off a little bit free based in a directory dispute between venezuela and they bring the guy on the across the globe around the clock. this is our a t pleasure to have your company. my name's you're a new beginning. now this how needs yours leaders? hub harold did the unload, spent. that's french military forces. i'm the countries and busted or are to leave the country. the army had this direct message both to parse and anyone else seeking in their words to override the nation, suffered french troops, and the french ambassador will leave news year before the end of the year. this is a historic moment that shows the determination of the insurance people. each person, each institution or structure the threatened state interest of our country must leave the land of our ancestors imperialist and new colonialists forces are not welcome anymore on the jerry and territory. while the french president did a dramatic, you turn on sunday evening when he announced the withdrawal of his countries in boston, troops from nature that statement from a manual mccourt was