, simply changed to the republic of venezuela. neither the kingdom of the netherlands, nor england, nor the cooperative republic of guyana has documents older than those of venezuela. five: historically, venezuela has already insisted on negotiation and amicable agreement between the parties. six, this issue led to the signing of the washington treaty in 1897, in which venezuela, under the pressure of the united states and the united states itself, sit down at the negotiating table with the pressure of the united kingdom, but there is one point, the united kingdom, because of being xenophobic and... and due to racial issues did not allow any venezuelan lawyers to be present because, according to the british, we were a savage nation, and this issue provided the ground for the paris court to conveen a session in 1899, and set a record by examining more than 25,000 documents in just 5 days and giving a verdict in which the nature of the settlement was not explained, every court, whether national or international, is a justification f

venezuela. era venezuela. ahí están los tratados, están los mapas. there was death treaties, there are the time maps of the grand colombia colony. there are times when four years after venezuela separates from grand colombia, great britain recognizes the territorial unity of venezuela, including the sec. however, year later, the geographical limits began to change with new cartographers including the areas that contain. carries out military exercises together with the guyana militia, in this way the exam model and the imperialism, ese es un dato importante, también es muy importante entender that is an important fact, it is also very important to understand that venezuela's vocation has always been a solution based on direct dialogues, as was the 1966 agreement. made in geneva in which the problem is recognized and the false bad agreement of the famous arbitrol award of 1899 is denied. in fact, it was issued as the result of betrayal that was carried out in 1899 where the us representation betra

venezuela hacia el oeste era venezuela. ahí están los tratados, están los there are times when four years after venezuela separates from grand colombia, great britain recognizes the territorial unity of venezuela, including the sec. however, year later, the geographical limits began to change with new cartographers including the area. it is not true that after the discovery of large oil deposits, perhaps the largest in the world, their exploitation began. a territory that venezuela rightly claims as its own, but it's not only that, few months ago, the guiyana government began giving new tenders to imperialist companies and further more, as the guyana government has said, we have our partner and our best friends in the united states, nosotros tenemos nuestro socios y nuestros mejores amigos y por lo tanto ahí el comando sur. 1966 agreement made in geneva in which the problem is recognized and the false bad agreement of the famous harris arbitral award of 1899 is denied, in fact it was issued as the result of betrayal that wa

it must be understood then has always been part of venezuela. river to the west was venezuela. ahí están los tratados, están los mapas. there was death treaties, there are the time maps of the grand colombia colony, there are times when four years after venezuela separates from grand colombia, great britain recognizes the territorial unity of venezuela, including the esec people. however, year later, the geographical limits began to change with new cartographers, including the areas that contain a large amount. today this colonialist policy is also being assumed by the imperialism of the united states, there we have exmobile. it is not true that after the discovery of large oil deposits, perhaps the largest in the world, their exploitation began in a territory that venezuela. rightly claims as its own, but it's not only that, few months ago the guana government began giving new tenders to imperialist companies, and further more, as the guana government has said, we have our partner and our best friends, nosotros tenemos nuestro socios y nuestros mejores amigos en estados unidos

venezuela's pressure was so great., para para mí es importante señalar esto, yo si bien ahorita soy diputado, profesor universitario, it's important for me to mention this, although i'm now member of parliament, i'm also academic figure, and 25 years ago, i created the field of geopolitics in zulia university. academic work is my regular job. for this reason, what i'm saying now is the result of my academic background. graduate and graduate studies, interviews, articles and even field work that we have done. in short, i will mention few things: one, western law considers the right of the first possessor as a fundamental right, two, the right belongs to the first possessor of the kingdom of spain, three, according to the law of inheritance, after the destruction of the colonial relationship and the application of the principle of the first possessor, which says that someone who already owns something continues to own it, the territories under the control of the kingdom of spain, which included the general dominion of ve

west was venezuela el oeste era venezuela. ahí están los tratados, están los mapas. however, year later, the geographical limits began to change with new cartographers including the areas that... constantly carries out military exercises together with the guyana militia. in this way, the exam model and the imperialism of the united states. has always been a solution based on direct dialoges, as was the 1960. six agreement made in geneva in which the problem is recognized and the false bad agreement of the famous harris arbitral award of 1899 is denied. in fact, it was issued as the result of betrayal that was carried out in 1899 where the us representation betrayed the interests of venezuela and together with the english delegation handed over that territory. is that from a historical point of view, venezuela is right, and the guiyana government is playing the role of puppet of exmobile and north american imperialism. you're watching. venezuela and historical issues and causes and all the events in general, we invited a distin

what do you make of these depression threats from the us toward venezuela? does it come at all as a surprise? united states continues to pass through these great defender of democracy. nothing could be further from the truth. this is pure grandstanding and pastoring. here in the us are constitution stipulates article 3, section 3 that any person running for office or holding office accused of treason could receive the death penalty and would receive no less than 5 years in jail. so if we look at, i'm ready according are much shadows track record. she is a long history of supporting sanctions against her own people, the 30000000 people of the venezuela. and she has long asked for us invasions and occupations of been as well as so if the u. s. was to hold himself up to these same standards, they would never allow. i'm a child of candidacy in a presidential election here. professor saw american companies operate in venezuela are these sanctions not going to also hurt the us market as well? in the us is side to re shuffle with the 2nd anniversary of the us and n

throughout not only uh the region of west asia uh but also even in the western hemisphere uh in venezuela so um on this this fourth anniversary of his death uh i think it's important to consider um those who honor uh his memory who uh respect his memory and who dearely love and cherish his memory, um, that would be the oppressed peoples of west asia, of venezuela, of the world, um, and his detractors, his critics, um, his his murderers, um, those are the imperialist and the racist zionists, um, and uh, the world, i can say unequivocally, is on the side of peace and security and humanity, and therefore on the side of general soleimani and his dear memory. it's in vancouver uh, before we get to your uh your thoughts and perspective on uh the uh the massive effect that general selim had on the resistance front in the region. let's go back to the day when the assassination happened, why would the united states want to assassinate a figure that was spearheading the fight against terror in the region a man that was widely considered to be the main enemy of the daish terror group at the time? we

como el tren de tren de aragua actua con la violencia de los carteles se origino en una carcel de venezuela se extienden no solo por latinoamerica, sino tambien por estados unidos. >> aqui tenemos un reportaje especial. >> y la economia muestra un crecimiento mayor de lo esperado gracias al consumo. >> ¿como? >> el problema es que se hizo financiado y eso implica deuda. >> asi comenzamos. >> de la noche con arantxao y saga bienvenidos izaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompanarnos. >> comenzamos en guerrero mexico con imagenes de ninos armados integrando lo que se conoce como policia comunitaria, algo que ya esta generando controversia. >> son veinte menores cuya mision ahora es proteger como adultos su comunidad azorada por los criminales. >> agustino lais expone esta polemica. >> sus padres dicen que los armaron para defender a sus familias del el crimen organizado en 11 de 12 anos es uno de ellos. >> por que? >> ¿por que te paras de ninas reclutados viven en las montanas de ayahuasca, tempa, tempa guerrero con los ninos los que ya saben usar las armas usan un 22 22 porque mas bl

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venezuela's oil minister also asserted that his country is prepared for any circumstance. pedro taid, "karakas will not," quote "neal down in the face of washington's decision, adding that the us will also feel the impact. of reimposing energy sanctions on venezuela, the us started imposing oil sanctions on venezuela in 2019, but granted sanctions relief to the country in october of last year. however, it began reimposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela's top court upheld a ban on the presidential candidacy of the leading opposition, hopeful. that's a rap for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the top there with our news and brief. i believe that uh working together we can make history. the palestinian red creson says is really forces have stormed almal hospital in the southern gaza city of hon unes where displaced. people are taking shelter. the palestinian red creson says israely forces also asked the people inside the hospital to evacuate, one civilian was killed in the israelly live fire there. several un bodies have warned against the halt of the fundi

soltani and deputy pedro infante during the friendship between venezuela and iran.irst, the national assembly of venezuela condemned the terrorist act of kerman by attending this ceremony. 14 palestinians were martyred and a number of others were injured in the airstrike of the zionist regime on a house west of khan yunus in the south of the gaza strip. also, the warplanes of the zionist regime and the artillery of this regime attacked the al-maghazi camps. al-nusirat and al-brij in the center of the gaza strip . in the zionist attack on a house in deir al-balah in the center of the gaza strip , they faced resistance from palestinian residents. a palestinian youth was shot dead by the occupying forces during the clashes in the city of tamoon. the zionists also attacked the nurshams camp in the city of tul karam and searched the homes of the palestinians. lebanon's hizbullah announced targeting the barracks and gatherings of zionist soldiers with heavy barkan missiles . i will go with my colleague who is stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine. hel

venezuela's oil minister also asserted that his country is prepared for any circumstance. pedro teacha said karakis will not, quote, neal down in the face of washington's decision, adding that the us will also feel the impact of reimposing energy sanctions on venezuela. the us started imposing oil sanctions on venezuela in 2019, but granted sanctions relief to the country in october last year. however, it began reimposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela's top court upheld a ban on the residential uh, excuse me, president ential candidacy of the leading opposition, hopeful, and that's a rap for now, but sticker on, i'll be back on the top of the news in brief. people were desperate, dejected and deep in poverty. however, after the oil sales skyrocketed, the monarch and the cram de lacram of society were rolling in it, so people rose up to protest the yarning castle, they say. or the ayatollah romani is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago, are you right here? you just told me like a grandfather, you know the the the interesting part of the story

adding, us will also feel the impact of reimpose energy sanctions on venezuela. us started imposing oil sanctions on venezuela in 2019 but granted sanctions relief to the country in october last. last year, however it began reimposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela's top court upheld a ban on the presidential candidacy of leading opposition hopeful. that's a rap for your latest here on press tv, everyone thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. in the heat of world war ii, iran came under the booths of soviet and british forces who pushed the country to the brink of collapse. diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time paved the way for the rise of muhammad riza shah, who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades. iranians fed up with the last monarch took to the streets in 1979 to topple the puppet regime whose strings were being pulled by the us. the uprising had actually started over decade ago under the leadership. of imam komeini who was living in exile. listen to the stories of the protesters who brave the bulle

venezuela's oil minister also asserted that his country is prepared for any circumstance. pedro teya said, karakis will not, quote, neal down in the face of washington's decision, adding that the us will also feel the impact of reimposing energy sanctions on venezuela. the us started imposing oil. sanctions on venezuela in 2019 but granted sanctions relief to the country in october last year, however it began reimposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela's top court upheld a ban on the presidential candidacy of the leading opposition, hopeful. that's wrap for now, let's stick around, i'll be back on the top of the news and brief. this is my land and my country, it is not only the 19th. 48 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river, i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states, that's why they separate the land, well i was at the babbo sham's protest last week and i myself had a my head banged against a bus by soldier. illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us

venezuela's oil minister also. asserted that his country is prepared for any circumstance. pedro teacha said karakis will not, quote, neal down in the face of washington's decision, adding that the us will also feel the impact of reimposing energy sanctions on venezuela. the us started imposing oil sanctions on venezuela in 2019, but granted sanctions relief to the country in october last year. however, it began reimposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela's top court upheld a ban on the president. candidacy of the leading opposition, hopeful that's r for now, but stick around, be back on the top with our news and brief. it was the epoc of beliefs, it was the epoc of incredulity. it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. there was a king with the golden crown and iron fists on the throne of iran. the shaw was a dictator. it was clearer than crystal to them that things were settled forever. the cia formally concluded in august of 1978 that the shaw of iran was in no serious trouble. but they

in venezuela's own history. uh, you know, we are a revolution that uh, inspired by c mobile dealer or liberator, who spoke about the librium of the universe as a concept back in the 1800. so he saw the, the tensions between the different poles that were rising. and that's how we have to establish some sort of equity in room balance, so that we can assure that everyone's interest was consider. and i think this is the point we're reaching now. and in this one history where we can no longer just sustain a world view, we're only the interest. so one country is accepted, but we have to make sure that we cater to to the interest of, of different peoples. because that model of the single country is not enough to guarantee for the rest of humanity. a safe planet, a safe safety from health or the risk of the seas. so so, so the, there's a need for us to build something different. i think it is achievable, and i think it's something that we have to promote. but even if i put that one country um beyond the brackets for a f

he announced that venezuela wants all the sanctions imposed against this country to be lifted, if the opposite happens, our response will be harsh and decisive. the us government recently responded to the verdict the supreme court of justice of venezuela has announced new sanctions regarding the disqualification of one of the candidates of one of the anti-western candidates to participate in the presidential elections of this country. will be imposed against karakast. the supreme court of justice of venezuela banned this person from participating in the elections due to his support for sanctions and participation in corruption. the biden administration lifted most of the economic sanctions against venezuela about 3 months ago. the us and china have started their second round of negotiations on the fentanyl drug. more than 100 thousand every year. americans die from drug overdoses most of which is related to fentanyl use. america has accused china that the raw materials for making this drug are produced in china and smuggled to this country. an issue that china rejected and considers t

roughly the same number of people have left venezuela. >> reporter: ilie and angel, both 21, aretired in new york from caracas last year, coming to america never the ultimate dream. >> reporter: once a thriving nation rich in oil money, venezuela has plummeted into political and economic calamity following decades of corruption. the exodus, about one-quarter of the country's population. more than 7 million venezuelans have left their homeland since 2015, moving to other countries in latin america, and most recently, to the united states. >> they're running away from a situation that was impossible to stay in. and so they've arrived in the u.s., sometimes without a plan. and that's why this is the first time that we've seen migrants in a large number actually staying in shelters. >> reporter: tonight, we're across continents following families as they weigh desperate options. many forced to trek for days through a so-called highway of hell. they strive toward dreams that can feel further away with every step. >> people are on the move more than they have been since world war ii. >> rep

however, it began reimposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela's top court up held a ban on the presidential candidacy of the leading opposition, hopeful. that's a wrap for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the top news and reef. see you in a bit. when palestinian journalist shirin abu agile was killed by an israeli sniper on may 11, 2022, the israelis meant to get across a clear message. that they don't want any narrative other than their own and the decades old occupation of palestinian lands and their aggression. it wasn't the first time israeli sought to put gag on the alternative narrative and every time it has failed. watch the history of the israeli measures and palestinian counter measures in this documentary. things were were present, i was fortunate because i fell in with people who had that strong sense of commitment. would say uh, no, you're liars, in fact, uh, around must be judged as any other nation. not only would i attempt to visit the islamic republic, if i manage to get there, i would testify as a reporter to what i found. says it's open to uh come to

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is clear that christmas is celebrated in any corner of the world, but it seems to me that since venezuela is not celebrated anywhere, because we celebrate it for about 3 months, starting with... three religions, traditionally the celebration of christmas begins in the city of bethlehem on as you know, palestine is the cradle on the western bank of the jordan, which is accompanied by a procession of scouts, these are students from all schools and gymnasiums in palestine. they begin their movement to yaselnaya square , accompanied by festive orchestras and drummers. on the nursery square near the church of the nativity of christ, pilgrims and tourists from all over the world with congratulations, and also in the center of this square the tallest spruce tree, sixteen meters high, on which the famous star of bethlehem is lit, awaits them. from this moment the celebration of christmas in palestine begins, which takes place in two stages; we celebrate christmas from the sixth to the 7th of january. there is no snow in palestine, of course , no, the whole association is precisely with this spruc

and the brands decide to name out of the blue a new president of venezuela because they don't like the president who is there now . and then they seize the countries assets at the best of the president. they a point. now look whether you agree or disagree with then as well as present government or their politics. does any country really have the right to seize any other countries gold and can their bank, who did so ever be trusted again? after doing so. that of course, there is a report in 600000000000 in russia's assets frozen recently by the united states. but u. k. and canada in march, 1 of the most significant sanctions ever inflicted on any country. and it leads one to as give a questionable, controversial or be stabilizing invasion of any other country be at the opinion of whatever other country is reason enough to take away a country's assets as well. then lo and behold, we have to ask, i mean, just to be fair as an american, why wasn't the same thing been done to us? here in the us, after the united states invaded iraq? i mean, there's the seizure of funds from russian 10000000

the venezuela is, is an emergency. and you know, we will have elections and different forces with metro themselves. but i think the sort of people know where the horizon is thinking about different forces. one guy know whom the west at that time the recognized as the inter and present the cell is barely seen or mentioned at any more. how do you use is that how do you assess his political fortunes? well, i think it was, uh well, she left the countries not even a political figure of any importance right now in venezuela. and i think many countries now realize that it was a, you know, the ridiculous to have supported the adventure of trying to recognize the government that, that didn't exist, that you will have not only didn't have a legal basis, but also didn't have any popular support. i mean, nobody though that was for trade us and either could simply leave the country and to be no effects whatsoever. and you can, you can, you can see how it is when it said was overcome that, that chapter i think, you know, when we're

venezuela's maduro, who already before that, when there was an active period of discussion in the statesut the security of the southern border, back in the fall of 23. do you remember that there was a story about the fact that venezuela made a decision that it should annex part of the territory of guyana and a neighboring state, where there is a lot of oil, by military force. and this story is just right then coincided with the most heated discussions about the security of the southern border between the republicans and the democrats, and when uh... well, it became obvious that they were already on the path of agreements, then maduro said that, well, we'll wait, yes, it is not burning for us yet, but it is obvious that this whole story, it is from venezuela, it is being spun from the kremlin in order to add, as they say, add fuel to the fire, of this confrontation between the republicans and the democrats, i think that now on the background of this confrontation around the southern border in texas we will start hearing again from venezuela, well let's say some such things that will furth

venezuela completely rejects the us government's crude, unfounded blackmail ultimatum.se. measures to deliberately attempt to attack the venezuelan oil and gas industry, all existing cooperation mechanisms will be reviewed. the conflict began when venezuela's supreme court banned right-wing opposition leader maria karina machada to become a presidential candidate. the us stated that the republican authorities violated the agreement on election transparency. in the fall , washington suspended sanctions against banks, the oil and gas and gold mining industries of venezuela. until april, caracos will not reach an agreement with the opposition; restrictions may be returned. at the end of the issue, let me remind you that the exchange rates for today are: dollar 89 rubles 28 kopecks, euro 96.78. and that's all i have for now. what a difficult time you are going through personally, what have you been praying for all this time? church, after all deals with the human soul, works for the salvation of man. you. if i'm not mistaken, more than 200 trains. i meet people who really h

venezuela slammed a us decision to reimpose oil and gas sanctions on the country as rude and improper blackmail. the venezuelan vice president delsi rodriguez said us decision is deliberate attempt to strike a blow to the country's oil and gas industry. venezuela's oil minister also asserted that his countries. prepared for any circumstances, pedro said will not quote keel down in the face of washington's decision, adding us will also feel the impact of reimposing energy sanctions on the country. us started imposing oil sanctions on venezuela back in 2019, but they granted sanctions relief to the country in october last year, however it began reimposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela's top court uphed a ban on the presidential candidacy of the leading opposition, hopeful, and that's a wrap for your latest here on press tv. everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. it was the epoc of belief, it was the epoc of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, there was a king with the

venezuela's oil minister also asserted his country is prepared for any circumstance. pedro tacia said the karakus will not quote keel down in the face of washington's decision adding us will also feel the impact of reimposing energy sanctions on the country. us started imposing oil sanctions on venezuela in 2019, but then granted sanctions relief to the country in october. however, it began reimposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela. top court upheld a ban on the presidential candidacy of the leading opposition hopeful and that concludes your press tv news bulletting everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. when palestinian journalist shirin abule was killed by nisvy sniper on may 11, 2022, the israel is meant to get across a clear message, that they don't want any narrative other than their own and the decades old occupation of palestinian lands and their aggression. "it wasn't the first time israeli sought to put gag on the alternative narrative, and every time it has failed. watch the history of the israeli measures and palestinian counter me

if countries like venezuela, we run, for example, they didn't have the sanctions place on them. there could be different oh, rush, rush efforts for the fact the us like leave a very different consequences or the very different i'm energy. so fly and, and the effects on the us people will be quite different, but also easy in other issues like even uh, with migration itself and in part of countries that are under economic distress because of, of sanctions. well, one of the results sometimes seems to be migration and, and, and this, the united states was also feeling a, so there is a feeding loop whether they like it or not. but for the time being they still prefer not to notice it. yes it, and in a way is it is part of the, you know, the part of the problem, the, the, they believe that their actions don't have consequences, but they do now uh, the west is using not only direct sanctions against countries like russia, women as well but also secondary sanctions to penalize those who are willing to do business with the quote unquote the renegades. and that's who can be seen as a dire

the us is reinstating sanctions on venezuela. so banning an opposition leader from running for president maria corrina machado says that the presidential election scheduled to be held later this year will not happen without our john holman reports the candidate for venezuela's meno position coalition has a message for the countries president, nicola nicholas, my girl isn't going to treat the people's candidate. so that seems to be exactly what the president's done. because maria corina machado, one type or opposition primary bi landslide, has been disqualified from the countries 2024 elections. the decision was made by supreme court headed by ruling policy lawyer list, but it could come at a cost slip and his wife and candidates in october the united states lifted some of its sanctions going into the country. they partly in exchange for the government, committing to let some bond opposition, pigs, back into politics. now the us says it's reviewing its sanction policy again mister madura and his regime of decisions we have to make

this allows us to be sets in the direction of games, venezuela, on the defensive criminal activity, by transnational corporations and public governments such as diana's or a matter of bypass design interest in the united states. it's all earlier this week, the us deputy assistant secretary of the department of defense, visited the gay ana and a move mooted to support regional stability law. former secretary of state my from pal also jetted in and met with a guy and he's presidents a major sticking point and relations between venezuela and diana is the disputed territory of essex. about the region officially belongs to gayona and as rich an oil and minerals. the neighbors have argued over ownership for more than a century, although tensions escalated in early december 2023. when it is, well, i hold a referendum in which essex about voted to switch allegiance and condemned the move and called on the international court of justice to intervene. after the icj i called for a coming of $0.10 and you k weighted into the conflict by sending a warship, the guy on his territorial waters and away

spanish farmers said they would join the movement and organize protests in february. and venezuela has slammed the united states's decision to reimpose oil and gas sanctions on the country as rude and improper blackmail. venezuelan vice president delsi rodriguez said the u.s. decision is deliberate attempt to strike a blow to the country's oil and gas industry. venezuelans oil minister also asserted that his country is prepared for any circumstance. pedro tayatia said, "karakas will not," quote, "neal down in the face of washington's..." decision, adding that the us will also feel the impact of reimposing energy sanctions on venezuela, the us started imposing oil sanctions on venezuela in 2019, but granted sanctions relief to the country in. over last year, however, it began reimposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela's top court upheld a ban on the presidential candidacy of the leading opposition, hopeful. that's a rap for now, let's stick around, i'll be back on the top of the news and brief. they said, oh, the ayatollah homani is coming to paris. it's a very old story. 41

main thing is the value of patriotism, right here. there is such patriotism, just like we have in venezuelae here in belarus, because even though it is a different country, i feel as if i i still live in venezuela. of course, the first thing that unites us, our peoples, i would say is a worldview, in any case, we are probably similar in that both belarusians and venezuelans are hospitable and very kind, both venezuelans and belarusians value their culture , we are united in this in that every nation through its culture wants to show what it is like, but at the same time , culture unites peoples, i like places, i like people too, but especially with you i can speak to you... more natures, more, well, especially not in us.

literally just a few minutes left before the start of our concert called christmas traditions of venezuelathe audience present will be able to know in more detail how we celebrate such a wonderful holiday as christmas in venezuela. it’s clear that christmas is celebrated in all corners of the world, but it seems to me like this... this is our ayaka, it is prepared on the basis of corn flour, the whole thing is wrapped in a banana leaf, there is a lot of protein inside, meat, torn into fibers, this is the main dish, then, of course, we have corn salad, it is very similar to your olivier salad, we also have lechosa sweets, and of course, our ham bread, we have already visited the republic several times belarus conducted master classes based on reviews that belarusians really liked this product. as you know, palestine is the cradle of three religions, traditionally the christmas celebration begins in the city of bethlehem in the west bank, and which is accompanied by a procession of scouts, these are students from all schools and gymnasiums in palestine, they begin their movement to manger sq

most likely something good will happen, we also give fish, because fish means. life, but here in venezuelaof all, you have to write a letter to little jesus, yeah, but you write there, it’s just that this year i was a good girl, so i ask, i don’t know, cosmetics, like that gifts, a car, a house, whatever you want, when i was little, i thought that jesus would bring all the gifts, small, yeah. in fact, mom and dad bought it, yes, we have such a tradition, and we are waiting for gifts just as a surprise under the christmas tree, how are you doing, oh, i’m already pasha, you’ve done everything , yes, i’m working, we can already shoot this, it , dos, try, po... there’s no, i knew it, or normal, normal, oh, that’s it, i’m first, hurray, expectation, reality, now we can decorate the surface, how can we decorate, we we can apply patterns, simply or some kind of picture. how i like to do something with my own hands, including a real master of his craft. yanina helped us make wonderful christmas souvenirs that we will gladly take with us as souvenirs. kai, look what i got. wow, it’s beautiful , yes

nauru is a country that ate itself a story that also happened in venezuela and resulted in venezuela's 63,000% inflation, the highest inflation in the history of the world is related to venezuela, the stories that economic experts believe to be rooted in the dependence of the budget on natural resources such as oil wells , the wells that are closed for we also had historical dependence on oil, which has turned into a four-decade dream. which is so called the heritage of gujri pahlavi that has come down to us. this historical dependence on oil revenues has subjected us to the curse of natural resources. optimism about oil revenues in the past years led to the decrease in oil revenues in the inflation chart the saudi economy. economists say that the inflation graph will be lowered by reducing the budget deficit with a slice of stable tax revenues. one of the most important examples is the increase in tax revenues. of course, the result of living with oil revenues is a 4% share of taxes in the gdp. in next year's budget bill, focusing on reducing dependence on oil. 9 percentage points, we

a united states has become an reinstating sanctions on venezuela. after the country's top court upheld him ban on the leading opposition candidates, maria corina machado insistent presidential elections will not take place without uh, don't holding reports. so don't the candidate for venezuela's may no position. coalition has a message for the countries president, nicola nicholas, my dear, isn't going to treat the people's candidate. so that seems to be exactly what the president's done. because maria corina machado, one type or opposition primary bi landslide, has been disqualified from the countries 2024 elections. the decision was made by supreme court headed by ruling policy lawyer list. but it could come at a cost slip and his wife and candidates in october the united states lifted some of its sanctions, granted the country, they partly in exchange for the government, committing to let some bond opposition because back in politics. now the us says it's reviewing its sanction policy again mister madura and his regime of decisions we have to make

so i had a visa in venezuela. i speak spanish, i've been to pretty much all latin countries, in latin america except for bolivia. and -- then. so i'm very familiar with the culture, with the. venezuela, the people. and i was looking at business opportunities. and so for me, it felt like yeah there's risk, there's rough everywhere. there's risk in the united states to, but i didn't realize the extent of the risk, i was an american citizen. >> i mean, visa or not, you ended up in a prison. >> correct. >> and what happened to you there could have cost your life. there were moments you thought you would in fact knock it out. what was your experience like inside of a venezuelan prison? >> yeah well, i was actually moved around to four different places. >> really? >> so i had four different experiences. and in each of those, it was the absolute worst, and then i saw a pattern, it would eventually get better. so whether through prayer, or calling on certain arc angels, god, reading the new testament was one of the only t

now venezuela has actively taken up the task of restoring historical justice.ela and guyana, which was a british colony for a long time, have been going on since 1819. at first, london did not contradict venezuela's claims to the border along the essakiba river, but already in 1831 britain united under its leadership the former dutch territories, berbice, demera, essakiba and gave them the name british guiana, which later became goiana. in 1899, the dispute was considered in an international arbitration court. the decision, let's say, is extremely unexpected. was ruled in favor of britain , the confrontation continually moved from the legal plane into open armed confrontation. in 1969, pro-venezuelan rebels in guyana attacked a police outpost. several employees died. this is a problem that always plays in favor of barbarism and never in favor of civilization. we already know the result of nationalism, that happened in the last century, i think. based on national honor, this cannot be simply handed over, this is the truth of this dispute. in november of this yea

i'm also from venezuela. i really like belarus, the people here are very kind, and the most delicious fried food is here... i think there are a lot of adventures, but that means adventures await us, but tell me please? a beautiful city, we’ve even already celebrated the new year, yes, it’s a positive, stuck-up one, like mine, a lost one, no, not like yours, no, more beautiful, well, yes, mine, not his, but yours, oh, there’s more there's still one, let's go there, oh, huge, look, well, yes, but it doesn't work, it's an hour, eh three? doesn’t work like you thought , why not, why yes, this is the door already, yes, no , wrong, doesn’t work, that’s it, that’s it, let’s go , that’s it, that’s it, there’s no need to argue, it’s so beautiful, well , yeah, look, but we are in the fog, foreigners in the fog, remember that i always say this, fog, this is what you see, this is fog, and fog, this is in russian, yes, in russian, maybe coopol is the city of love, and we will we find luwin here or not, what do you think,

venezuela's oil minister also asserted his countries prepared for any circumstance. pedro taya said the karakius will not quote neal down in the face of washington's decision, adding us will also feel the impact of reimposing energy sanctions against the country. us started imposing oil sanctions on kuracus in 2019 with the grants and sanctions relief to the country in october. however, it began re-imposing sanctions earlier this week after venezuela's top court upheld a ban on the presidential candidacy of the leading opposition hopeful. and that's a rap for your latest here on press tv. everyone thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. palestiny resistance moved and hamas says open to come to talks to over to gaza, damas chief ismal honey says any deal though with israel must stopped brutal aggression on gaza and result in complete withdraw of... occupation forces from the palestinian territory, israel storm a hospital and occupied westbank city of jenine assassinating three palestinians in their sleep. security footage shows about dozen undercover soldiers, inclu

venezuela completely rejects the us government's crude, unfounded blackmail and ultimatum.inflict blow to the venezuelan oil and gas industry, all existing cooperation mechanisms will be reviewed. the conflict began when... the venezuelan supreme court banned right-wing opposition leader maria karina machado from becoming a presidential candidate. the us stated that the authorities of the republic violated the agreement on election transparency. in the fall , washington suspended sanctions against banks, oil and gas and the gold mining industry in venezuela. if caracos does not reach an agreement with the opposition by april, the restrictions may be returned. in conclusion release, let me remind you that the exchange rates for today are 89 rubles. 28 kopecks euro 96. russia is traditional, modern, technological , original, open, great, so different, but dear to everyone, all of russia is before your eyes, come to the international exhibition forum. the all-russian snow landing campaign is gaining momentum; this year over 20 thousand volunteers became participants in the pro