venezuela and now venezuela have more uh support of the people of other countries, also the countriesof africa, of the countries of middle east, because i think now so many people who doesn't understand what it really happened in venezuela knows and cool see by their own eyes ' that usa really really are - try to control our destiny and and don't uh respect our sovereign, no, i think it could be um really important for the people of the global south to support venezuela uh in this moment, and i think all the... actions, the terrorist actions that usa has been uh doing against at uh cool show that, show the true to the people of the global soul, the negative role that you sanctions of had on venezuela is impossible to ignore. the us government barred oil purchases, froze government bank accounts, prohibited the country from issuing new debt and sees tankers bound for venezuela. one would think that it should be self-evident that any account of venezuela's economic contraction would place economic sanctions in a central role. venezuela's economy has been highly dependent on oil, which a

, hands off venezuela. the mainstream media fox news is simply mouth piece to manufacture consent for medaling in venezuela's affairs of sovereign state to protect the interests of capital, so we call for an end to sanctions now. we want justice, you say how, we want justice, you say how, hands off venezuela now, hands off venezuela now, we want justice, you say how, we want justice, you say how, hands off venezuela now, and finally, us sanctions impact, i lost my grandpa, i lost my uncle, i almost lost my mom and my little brother, all due to lack of medical supplies, i suffered malnutrition, food insecurity, poverty, weeks, months without electricity. or water services and depression and anxiety, do not explain venezuela to me. you can see some of the hardships that venezuelans have felt because of the us sanctions. all right, let's get down to our first segment of the q&a, and let me introduce our guests, joining us first, we have jill clark galou. jill clark golub is an activist for peace and latin amer

the crisis of venezuela is tragic.millions of citizens franchise nearly 2000 are in prison including children. dozens have been killed. protesting the violation of the rights. all other government issues this constant stream of lies and propaganda but it's really not new. it's all too familiar. the methods of repression we've seen in venezuela in recent weeks our textbook cuban tactics. for crushing dissent, terrorizing people, and it's hardly surprising to those of us who been paying attention the expansive cuban press in venezuela answers a lot of questions about the nature and intentions of the maduro regime. back in 20 toilet out of the trump administration the ticket by the reported quote the cube intelligence security apparatus has devoted a venezuela security and military forces assisting nicolas maduro to maintain his stronghold over his people while allowing terrorist organizations to operate freely. as maria machado said in a recent interview and again i quote we have known for a long time that cuba has had a

i introduced you as talking to me from venezuela.ve it's true to say that right now you're essentially having to live in hiding. is that correct? well, that is correct. the regime and maduro has said that i'm a terrorist and that the justice is looking for me. and many people close to me are either injail, under asylum or in hiding because they want to get me. you say that the electronic evidence is clear that you won the election. and when i say �*you', you obviously were the de facto leader of the opposition movement. you were represented as presidential candidate by edmundo gonzalez. you say that he — mr gonzalez — got 70% of the vote. but mr maduro simply doesn't accept that. he says that the electronic data has been hacked. and he went to the supreme court, venezuela's highest court, asked them to ratify his victory, and they have done so. so, in sort of constitutional terms, where do you go from here? well, let's understand what we are facing. the whole world knows that the supreme court is totally controlled by the regime, and

and venezuela.but currently witnessing a significant uptick in migration since the election but certainly it is a concern. >> thank you. i now recognize ranking member castro for five minutes and thank you for your patience. >> i'm going to allow representative stand to go first as airplay to get. >> thank you very much, ranking member castro, and chair salazar for your leadership and putting together this very important hearing. thank you to the brave voters of opposition leaders and a election observers in venezuela for the police in democratic systems. on july 20 venezuelans turned up an impressive numbers to vote for the return of democracy and economic opportunity and rule of law. and yet their votes were ignored. maduro still claims that one declarant without proof that he won over 51% of the vote. maduro's lackeys have cracked down violently on protests,, killing 24 people, arresting almost 2000 political prisoners, and opposition candidates edmundo gonzalez has been forced into exile. and, o

— reaction to this move in venezuela? ~ , �* venezuela? i think it is, i'm ho - in: venezuela?t will— venezuela? i think it is, i'm hoping it will be _ venezuela? i think it is, i'm hoping it will be tempered i venezuela? ithink it is, i'm| hoping it will be tempered in venezuela? ithink it is, i'm. hoping it will be tempered in a teapot. congress has two resolution calling on the president to break relations with spain. the president is not required to do so. he may or he may not. it strikes me it really hurts his own interest for venezuela to break relations with spain. congress called for breaking diplomatic concert and trade relations with spain which would hurt venezuelan more than it would hurt spain. venezuelan more than it would hurt spain-— hurt spain. for the benefit of our global— hurt spain. for the benefit of our global audience, - hurt spain. for the benefit of our global audience, explain | our global audience, explain why this relationship is so important for venezuela, which is becoming increasingly cut off. , ., ~ off. on my way of thinking, riuhtl off. on my

failing your people in venezuela? the result of americans' own actions because they did irrational actions. another issue is that the reality that exists in the field now is that the political situation in venezuela is usually such that now this group that has won the elections has the support of the people. there is and there are other groups who follow america and their propaganda, well, they are actually deceived by it. the majority is not there , as simón bolívar announced at that time , when they were fighting against spanish colonialism, bolívar said that there will always be a country or an enemy that covets today's venezuela. it is not spain and it has become america and those who are in venezuela, even many opposition groups, although they are against the current government, but they do not agree with the intervention of foreign countries like the united states, and this american intervention does not have many buyers in venezuela. it is not like that. if the parties are against the government , they must be

padarozhzha in venezuela is a horse ride. saints are of the type of the earthly calendar, and the taxa of the fall is a dekaratyna-prokladnoga art. what is clear? in forms, in functions, in what, how they used, if we look at ceramics, we will see very similar forms, somewhere with a narrow neck, somewhere there will be two ears, two pairs, three pairs, forms that appeared in our country in the 15th century, it is interesting to look at the painting, what they painted, decorated ceramics with, well, probably, the most similarities are in wickerwork items, but this is for ... the tradition of our peoples. all this is encrypted in the quests of the exhibition, different in the intellectually prepared guides. i believe that in the cultures of our peoples very much shmat agulnaga, not looking at the languid geographic adleglas. by the way, with you i danced a vakol kola dance with stuzhachkami. we have the same dance called yon sibuka. there are also weak fallacies and creative creativity. this data is the subject of salomki, whic

ation venezuela summoned spain's ambassador to launch a complaint and recalled its own ambassador from madrid for consultations. venezuela's foreign minister issued a stark warning saying that karacas would not tolerate spain's medaling in its affairs. venezuela's parliament speaker also called for severing ties with madrid, relations between the two nations soured after spain recognized venezuela's opposition leader edmundo gonzalez as the legitimate winner of the recently held presidential election and granted him political asylum after he fled to spain. well joining us on this edition of the news review, we have podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami joining us from uh st. petersburg, we also have editor of veterans today, kevin barret who's joining us from saidia, morocco. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with miss krishna swami, if you may uh esha, please. break down uh this uh political row uh that uh exists right now between spain and and venezuela help us better understand uh the the components of this. well this is not the first time that spain h

"you must understand venezuela is important asset for for spain, it's an important asset for the soul and command for the united states and they were stolen two times one billion dollars in gold bars inside of england central bank, it was stolen and also a subsidiary of the pd of the venezuela oil company, the sitgo which was stolenside of united states, so..." spain, i would say it's the soft side, the soft brand of this conspiracy, but is involved, for sure it's involved, okay, daniel, how do you look at this, i mean, what is it that spain wants to do when it comes to venezuela? well, i think runa was exactly on point that this is, spain is the soft side of of the hugest conspiracy, and what we're, what, what spain wants is really irrelevant, this... is north south or east-west cold war, and the cold war is boiling, and the the x, y, z has hit the fan everywhere where there is tension between the bricks alive, the anti-west, anti-authoritarian, anti-colonial, anti-imperialist ruling class that has suppressed all these nations for 500. years, you're going to see pushback against anyo

the financial resources and natural resources of venezuela and the facilities that venezuela has to achievehis goal are doing many of these measures. when chavez won in venezuela and actually took over the leadership of the country, the americans suffered a huge loss in oil. you mentioned these efforts in order to make up for their failure . the other day, i saw an analysis from the afp news agency published in tajagi. the title of washington's foreign policy regarding venezuela was mentioned in this report. it happened that the united states and the west took several measures against venezuela, and of course they imposed extensive sanctions against carax , but none of them could achieve the result that the west wanted . what do you think about this analysis, why did they defeat your people in venezuela's failure is the first part. yes, the answer is that we can say that many of these actions they took were unnecessary that is, this bombing that has been achieved is exactly the result of the actions of the americans themselves, because they took irrational actions. the other issue is that t

to assassinate venezuela and president nicholas madura. now relations between the two countries have soured since the spain's parliament voted to recognize venezuelan opposition leader edmundo gonzales as the winner of the july presidential vote. madrid also granted asylum to gonzales after he fled to venezuela last week. gonzalez claimed that he has won the presidential election. now let me invite our guests and discuss this uh joining me is bruno bk line academic and political analyst from brazil also with us is daniel patrick welch geopelic analyst in boston good to see you gentlemen so bruno uh what is this uh thing between spain and venezuela the spanish government accords recognition to the opposition leader and uh gives shelter to after he flees and now it's saying that we have nothing to do with what you're claiming we have done, well thanks for having me, first of all we must understand. palace fled out of venezuela because an agreement, it was easier for the miraflores palace for the maduro government to administrate the so-calle

the to - to venezuela's opposition. the top diplomat — to venezuela's opposition.t has said it's a very sad day for venezuela, he's demanded authorities to end oppression and arbitrary arrests in the country. nearly 2000 individuals and journalists come opposition figures, civilians have been detained since the election result injuly, and an ngo that marks what they call political prisoners say this includes many children and women and they are being held in illegal circumstances. there's a huge climate of oppression in venezuela at the moment, and increasing international demand for the vote tallies to be published and for these different detentions and proportional tactics that have been, a climate of fear by the un -- been, a climate of fear by the un —— called a climate of fear. they are increasing at the moment and this will be an optimistic step forward, maduro will see it as a win that the main opposition figure, edmundo gonzales has left the country and is now in the capital of spain, madrid.— and is now in the capital of spain, madrid. what does that mean?

the minister of interior of venezuela also announced the discovery of more than 400 american weapons, which were supposed to be used to create chaos and instability in this country in connection with the plan of the american spy organization. yesterday, 37 people, including three american citizens , were sentenced to death for attempting a failed coup d'état in the congo. well , i am going to talk to mr. abdulhamid shahrabi, an expert on latin american issues. our communication with mr. shahrabi should be established until this communication is established. i invite you to see a report about the chamran satellite that was successfully launched into space and this launch was widely reflected in foreign media, including al jazeera tv channel, saying that iran's success was achieved while iran is under the most severe sanctions . from the successful launch of chamran 1 satellite in the 500 km orbit of the earth. while covering this news, reuters news agency said that after the successful launch of the seria satellite this year, iran has successfully sent its satellite into the earth's or

abroad, herfrom within venezuela.at although they are likely to be still more street protest they have the challenge of maintaining momentum in a repressive environment, and the military in venezuela still backs the government. fix, in venezuela still backs the government.— government. a difficult situation. _ government. a difficult situation. thank - government. a difficult situation. thank you i government. a difficult| situation. thank you for bringing us up to date. the 0scar winning actress kate winslet has told the bbc that women should celebrate "being a real body shape" after being told on a recent film set to sit up straighter to hide her belly rolls. speaking about her upcoming film, lee, on sunday with laura kuenssberg, winslet said it was herjob to be like her character, the fashion model turned acclaimed world war two photographer elizabeth �*lee' miller. we are so used to perhaps not necessarily seeing that and enjoying it. the instinct, weirdly, is to see it and criticise it or comment on it in some way

in his affairs, venezuela's parliament speaker also called for serving severing ties with madrid. relations between the two nations soured after spain recognized venezuela's. opposition leader edmundo gonzales as the legitimate winner of the recently held presidential election and granted him political asylum after he fled to spain, and earlier in our news review program, we discuss the escalating diplomatic tensions between venezuela and spain with our guests. let's take a listen. we watching press tv's news review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day. well, joining us on this edition of the news review, we have podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami, joining us from uh st. petersburg. we also have editor of veterans today, kevin barrett, who's joining us from saidia morocco. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with miss krishna swami. if you may uh esha, please break down uh this uh political row uh that uh exists right now between spain and and venezuela, help us better understand uh the the components of this. well, this is n

now have we had any reaction from the venezuela's government? well, the 1st news world of a root canal leaving the country came from the vice president. and she stated that it was allowed for him to leave to ensure political peace in venezuela for many supporters of my little. it's a political victory. minneapolis upset and president will give, would have been a farlow's popular form of the world. but they were willing to take that political class to justify all the questioning surrounding these past elections, highly criticized as the steel of a century by most countries. now the target paul on opposition, leader, money equity, and i'm a child who's still hiding. but it has been leading, leading force of the opposition movement after winning the primary elections that was later blocked from running by the electro council also model to model. now the opposition lead uh my shadow headset, a router will be sworn in despite being an exile. where does is leave the opposition as well as this new development indeed divides the opposition. many haven't

i returned from venezuela yesterday.fasting under the title of fascism was concentrated in the latin american region, the title of the summit was in this field, and as you have mentioned , the effort is being made by means, and this defeat was very heavy for them . mrs. mashaalo , who was now behind the scenes, the opposition candidate, who came to spain two days, two or three days ago , they are doing all kinds of measures to create instability and reverse this victory, but the effort is that for one reason my special people's mobilization and people's awareness is an action taken by the maduro government after this victory it has been decided that it is very important that they are giving the government powers to the local communities called communes, that is , they have the decisions about which projects to be implemented in the country. it is the reinforced reliance itself , that is exactly what they have, the answer to these attacks. these attacks that are taking place, in addition to the vigilance of the security f

madrid also granted asylum to gonzalez after he fled to venezuela last week. gonzalez claimed that he has won the presidential election, now let me invite our guests and discuss this, joining me is bruno bk lin academic and political analyst from brazil, also with us is daniel patrick, welch geopolitical analyst in boston, good to see you gentlemen, so bruno, what is this uh thing between spain and venezuela, they spanish government accords recognition? the opposition leader and gives shelter to him after he flees and now it's saying that we have nothing to do with what you're claiming we have done. well, thanks for having me. first of all we must understand edmundo gonzalez fled out of venezuela because an agreement. it was easier for the miraflores palace for the maduro government to administrate the so-called opposition. we fouted in mundo gonzalez. inside of the country and only dealing with the maria corina machado and her auxiliaries. spain has lot to do with this, because no matter if it is a center left government or social democrat alleged government

, referring to the enmity of america with the people of venezuela, and said that with the unity andidarity between the government of the nation of venezuela, the plots of the united states will fail. amir brigadier general emphasizing that today venezuela is on the line of fighting against imperialism and global arrogance, nasirzadeh said that iran supports the legitimate and legal government of nicolas maduro with all its might. ramon velazquez, minister of transport and transportation of venezuela, in this meeting , pointed to the common hostility of the united states against iran and venezuela, and emphasized the need for the solidarity of the two nations to thwart the conspiracies. the chairman of the islamic council, while visiting kashan, aran and bitgol and attending the administrative councils of these cities, said: "we will not allow any decision to be made outside the framework of the 7th plan to solve the problems of the people." mr. qalibaf also, in the commemoration conference of hazrat ali bin muhammad baqir (peace be upon him) in mashhad, ardahal considered places of

fact that this plane has now been arrested, i think it really is some kind of specific signal to venezuela, i fully admit. connected with the fact that there was the extradition of these colombian mercenaries to the russian side, yes, because they probably knew about this plane, venezuela, yes, because i am sure that they knew about this plane for a long period of time, that is, there are certain levers of pressure, yes, but these levers were not used, yes, we remember how the biden administration tried to agree on something with maduro, yes with venezuela, there they even temporarily lifted sanctions for oil trade for 8 months, then , however, they were returned anyway after the elections, but indeed, we have... observed a very sad parody of a color revolution in comparison with what happened in venezuela in 1919, but here i think that of course the venezuelan side should not relax, because for the democrats at the moment this is really not the main priority, there are other areas of work, but if the republicans are brought to power, then the pressure will be very tough, well, considering

the, the, this is d, w, use a live from bullet and venezuela's professionally, to fleece to spain and vows to fight for democracy in exile. edmondo gonzalez is being grunted asylum with a warrant out for his arrest as high and so forth to say he left because his life was in danger. also, coming out, paris bids farewell to the paralympics. as the games close its hope, the event is changing. attitudes toward disability, the long cycle. welcome to the program, then as well in opposition, lead to admin to gonzales has about to continue his fight for democracy in exxon after he fled venezuela to seek asylum, and spain, so forth is maintain he and also the president nicholas madura won the disputed presidential election 6 weeks ago, the opposition says gonzales left the country because he feared for his life. a ben, it's really not a position to say this is designed for the president of the country. but he's not lived in spain. right. he's been granted political asylum recently that kind of hack my, depart you from correct cause was marked by episodes of prussia to was and i'm threats sugge

traveling around venezuela in the loshidskaya estate.folk costumes, carnival masks. handicrafts, musical instruments all the sights of venezuela in the photo: a bright palette of latin american flavor, a gift for the day of the city of minsk. museum the exhibition includes typical objects and accessories for national holidays and rituals of the indigenous peoples of venezuela. the musical gift was venezuelan romances and motifs performed by belarusian musicians. this exhibition is our gift to minsk for the city day. we are happy to introduce belarusians to the culture of venezuela, and the atmosphere of the horse park of the estate adds belarusian flavor. the special feature of this exhibition is the exposition dedicated to venezuelan holidays, rituals and carnivals. autumn is coming, probably the most colorful time of the year for us for our climate, for us, for belarusians, and here the venezuelans have those colors in costumes, photographs of those landscapes, sometimes even contrasting, but just the same , there will be such a roll c

look at venezuela. venezuela was the most prosperous country. now you take a look. can you believe these stupid people are buying oil from venezuela? from venezuela. who was our enemy. they foreclosed on his airplane, a crappy old airplane. but they are giving him billions of dollars for oil. it's not oil. it's tar. for the environmentalists, you know where they cure the tar, they take the car and make it in to beautiful oil? used in texas. it goes flying up in the air. look into that one for all of you wonderful people that talk about the environment like i do. like many of the people in this room do. but they do it -- the oil refinery -- the only one can do it. it's literally tar. we have the best stuff. we have more liquid gold under our feet and we're buying oil from venezuela. we don't need it at all. it's crazy. these people are crazy. what a nice looking man. who is that? oh, that's trump. what a wonderful looking person. i'm just checking out the hair style. i don't know. no, i'm talking. i'm looking up, saying i love it. what the hell can you do? there's no

, y en venezuela ley, hay ley. then said the following, venezuela president maduro bands x for 10 days by inciting hatred, fascism, civil war, death and confrontation among venezuelans, elon musk has violated. all venezuelan laws, x is out of venezuela for 10 days so they can make their case. uh lasts off we have a post by a syrian girl um madam susly who posted screenshots showing um how twitter was always utilized to spread misinformation and promote regime change in the islamic republic of iran. yeah, she posted the following. former ex-executive bruce daysley suggested that elon musk should face for inciting riots in the uk, that's funny because twitter was initially created to incite riots in neuron, it is very much funny, and maybe it's it's... part of the establishment uh and um maybe we didn't have evidence, but now we do and it's a lot of evidence, it's a lot of evidence, there's other way to explain it, and you know to wrap up it's clear that uh x has become a very powerful tool, yeah in the when it comes

iiii tell it which way venezuela is headed? , ., , ., headed?position _ headed? if you listen to the opposition they _ headed? if you listen to the opposition they are - headed? if you listen to the opposition they are saying l headed? if you listen to the i opposition they are saying they will continue fighting. this is a rocky moment for them, however well as the us and other nations, nicholas maduro standing firm in his positions and he wonders election, denied any allegations of fraud. however he will continue under increasing pressure to publish these voting calories, which have been long awaited. they are in law needed to be published right after the election but we're still waiting for that. that is a key thing, this lack of transparency which many international communities are calling for. international communities are calling for-— international communities are calling for. what should we be looking out — calling for. what should we be looking out for _ calling for. what should we be looking out for next _ calling for. what should we be

. another, because venezuela has been resisting for many years, if not decades, and the fact that weh ambassadors in the information space, we should already understand that the americans are, by and large, trying to mobilize the part of venezuelan society that is anti-government, so that they take to the streets, so that they implement all those notorious 198 a methods that are prescribed in the methodological. gene sharp and all, because the most important thing in this photograph, what it is basically aimed at, is to evoke in a person emotions. can you tell us a little more about sharpy, who is he? one well-known american political strategist, he wrote a manual of 198 methods of nonviolent resistance. the essence of these methods is aimed at paralyzing the state system. what is wrong with the current venezuelan regime for americans? what they want is simply colossal oil reserves, and the fact that the government dared not allow western transnational corporations to develop them, this is of course a colossal challenge, and what is happening in venezuela, those manuals and active np

i'm not able to leave venezuela. john, thanks so much for that. update that up, c, w 's, jack power cre pushing from strasburg and that is all we have time full unfortunately, but do stick around but is coming up next planet. a is looking at house thing, a pool went about solving its looming washer crisis. how many cubes mckinnon i will be back with more international headlines at the top of the hour. you can join me for thanks for watching the this shadows these costs and video shed lights on the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed the scorched post farms and destroyed lights. what is the legacy of this wide spread races, depression, today? history, we need to talk about here the stories.

museum exposés of the original attributes of the national peoples of venezuela.ere is a musical streak, a ramance of belarusian musicians. venezuelan. swearing on belarusian cymbals: latsian-american ramances from learned lessons and laying out the musical standards of minsk, and the implementation of folk swearing on the belarusian dulcimer. venezuelan musical instruments, folk costumes, carnival masks are made by artisans. the entire palette is latin-american kalarytu. padarozhzha in venezuela is a horse ride. national saints typu nashaga of the earth calendar, and also the same characteristics of decorative and applied arts objects, in what it is clear, in forms, in functions, how they were used, if we look at ceramics, we will see very similar forms, somewhere with a narrow neck, somewhere there will be two ears, two pairs, three pairs, forms that appeared in our country back in the 15th century. it is interesting to look at the painting, what they painted and decorated ceramics with, well , probably, the most similarities are in wickerwork objects, but this

i'm a collection in venezuela, a village in the village, at a museum exhibition, folk costumes, original crafts of the craftsman. the work of transport in minsk and the torture of the rogue-kamunal gaspadarki, ramon darogay. uladzimir kuhara, listen respectfully everyone who called, responded in detail to the interrogation, where it was necessary, gave instructions to the regulatory services to sort out the problems and take measures for their development. go, and i'm telling you, i work as a teacher at school, i have a lot of children from atolin, 429 is also going to be allowed, and how these children will get to school, this, well, i can't even imagine, to be honest, it turns out that this is really a pain, all the questions received will be considered, only everything, of course, depends on the situation, where it is necessary go to the place, study, look, do an examination. can come to us, so we are very glad that we have such an opportunity, that we moved to this building, we now have our own gallery in the art school, which gives a very good opportunity to exhibit not only our stu

between the government of the nation of venezuela, the plots of america will fail. amir sartib nasirzadeh emphasized that today venezuela is on the line of fighting global imperialism and arrogance and said: iran supports the legitimate and legal government of nicolas maduro with all its might. in this meeting, the minister of transportation of venezuela, referring to the common hostility of the united states against iran and venezuela, emphasized the need for solidarity between the two nations for he emphasized the debunking of conspiracies. the president of farhangian university said that new teachers are allowed to enter without a professional qualification certificate. they don't have school. anyone who graduates from farhangian university must receive a teacher's qualification certificate, which means they have a final exam, and if they fail the final exam, they will not be allowed to work at all. in fact, the responsibility of this work is somehow to farhangian university discussion of teacher retraining. this is definitely one of atimon's plans, but for the t

a gift to minsk for the city day, a trip to venezuela in a horse estate. belarus celebrates forest workers day today. congratulations from the representative and veteran forestry and woodworking industry, the president sent. forestry has long been a significant part of the national economy, and wood processing is a significant export item. thanks to your painstaking. is used, carefully protected and effectively restored. you have fully demonstrated high professional skills in the extreme conditions that arose due to the past hurricanes, and even on your holiday, many of you are working, eliminating the consequences of the recent elements, the head of state emphasized. today in the system of the industry there are 98 forestry enterprises, six regional forestry associations, 10 republican enterprises, at least 36... and one more holiday in belarus is the day of libraries. the date has been celebrated annually since 2001. it was chosen in honor of the foundation of the main book depository of the country, the national library. the diamond of knowledge has lon

and gonzalez, fans to continue to fight for democracy and venezuela. how will he be able to do that from spain? this indeed will prove difficulties now far away from the action. really, i'm position leader, maria cutting out and my title is left and says they will continue the fight. but both now 1st and foremost, need to make sure that the opposition will be united and will stays united. i think this could prove to be a problem because compile us has next. and this for some critics. it also comes from some a position members. obviously it doesn't look good, especially if they want to continue the fight. and it's also very questionable how they would actually swear in somebody from that far away. so we need to still continue to feel i send this story because i'm sure that there will be other developments in the future in the causal g, following it closely. thank you very much. nicole race to bring us up to date. a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. hope francis has arrived in east timor on the 3rd leg of his

they continue to treat venezuela in the inside hemisphere. is their backyard and see them out and see what might have cost at all in the mexican leadership and the brazilian leadership in columbia and across the cart and in, in the caribbean, our, our sick would be in the us, is a backyard. that's the only solution, a south american unity and integration. now this comes as washington is still refusing to recognize the result of the recent veneers. while under the election, it has thrown its way behind the opposition. but why has the us decided to raise its face the best time as well? here in the us, we have our no type of democracy that reflects the 333000000 working people of this country. so why is our government, whether it's republican or dixie tread, trying to dictate to other governments what democracy is? again, it's an example of extreme impact to see the people the world can see clearly from palestine savannah, as well as the china to russia. this era of universal, larry is dying. it's dying very slowly, but the people of the world a

coordinator of the world political movement in venezuela. fredianes is currently the minister of communications and information in venezuela. and here he is talking about the war that is going on here today . the question is not as simple as choosing between war and peace, he says. the fact is that nato is besieging. russia has been besieged for 70 years, in the last 10 years since the coup in ukraine, the us and the eu have been trying to encircle russia militarily. the zionist government of ukraine, supported by neo-nazis, is destroying the russian population of donbass silently, without any rejection from the international community or any world peace movements. russia with its military operations... stops the war in ukraine, if we do not condemn north american imperialism, our peace will be just one word, just the word peace. as a revolutionary poet, i am with russia, because its existence as a power guarantees world equilibrium. he said this at a meeting of the world literary establishment. he was not afraid, while nine out of ten leadi

x is out of venezuela for 10 days so they can make their case.last off we have a post by syrian girl, madame, posted screenshots showing um how twitter was always utilized to spread misinformation and promote regime change in the islamic republic of iran. yeah, she posted the following: former ex-executive bruce. and you know maybe it's it's part of the establishment uh and um maybe we didn't have evidence but now we do and it's a lot of evidence it's a lot of evidence there's other way to explain it and you know to wrap up it's clear that uh x has become a very powerful tool yeah in the when it comes to regime change we've seen this over and over again in a short period of time not just in venezuela but all countries uh if you remember the the protest following the death of masaminiah in 2022. very similar tactics have been employed, yeah, to destabilize the government, definitely, and these examples highlight this role that social media giants are playing in shaping these narratives, which is aligning with the broader geopolitical agendas aimed

sovereignty at such pivotal moment for venezuela and while claiming to be a champion of free speechalso, yeah. so the somali institute of chinese studies then posted the following: elon has become a deep state agent for digital authoritarianism and global censorship. he is all up in the domestic affairs of sovereign nations as seen recently in venezuela and his fight with brazilian government that led to x-ban in brazil. x has become a deep state comfort for spying. yep. in response to this highly questionable role being played by elon musk and x. a combat uphold reality combate posted the following video for president maduro banning x for 10 days elon mox es el dueño de x ha violado todas las normas todas las normas de la propia red social twitter hoy conocida como ex todas ya incitando al odio, al fascismo, la guerra civil, la muerte, al enfrentamiento de los venezolanos, ha violado todas las leyes de venezuela, ley, hay ley. venezuela president maduro bands x for 10 days by inciding hatred, fascism, civil war, death and confrontation among venezuelans, elon musk has violated all

venezuela accuses the us of piracy — as they confiscate president maduro's plane — claiming it was boughtally. we start this hour in the middle east, where the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has asked for forgiveness from israelis for not being able to bring back alive the six hostages who were found dead in gaza on saturday. we were very close he said — we were nearly there. but in a televised address, mr netanyahu remained defiant in his demand that israeli troops must continue to control the philadelphi corridor in the south of gaza — something hamas has rejected. the philadelphi corridor along the egypt—gaza border has emerged as a primary sticking point in gaza ceasefire talks. mr netanyahu said it's a life line for hamas, their oxygen and it will determine israel's future. earlier hundreds of thousands of israelis have joined protests and a general strike demanding that mr netanyahu immediately agree a ceasefire deal to ensure the remaining hostages are freed. president biden has said that a final deal for the release of hostages held in gaza is very close — but he told r

they are writing their own laws, the americans have arrested the plane of the head of venezuela nicolas maduro. the main thing at this minute in the studio ilya fedorovtsev. hello. russia sees good prospects for cooperation with mongolia in the gas sector. this was stated today by vladimir putin at talks with mongolian president ukhnagin khurlsukh. according to putin, the development of the project has already been completed documentation of the union east gas pipeline , which is almost 1.00 km long. the gas pipeline will connect russia. mongolia's main foreign trade partners, in the first month, in the first 7 months of the current year, trade turnover has increased by over 21%. moreover, commercial settlements between our two countries are already almost entirely carried out in alternative currencies to the dollar and euro. further growth of mutual export-import operations would undoubtedly be facilitated by the establishment of close contacts between mongolia and the eurasian. economic union. russia supported the idea of ​​concluding a trade agreement between mongolia and eurozes. th

venezuela acordaron el otorgamiento de salvoconducto al ciudadano edmundo gonzalez urrutia para queara el territorio nacional y se a acudiera a la asilo concedido por espana. >> gonzalez urrutia dijo a t traves de este audio que salio del pais para proteger su integridad. >> queria informarles que hoy en horas de la manana llegue a madrid. >> mi salida a caracas estuvo rodeada de episodios de pr presiones, coacciones y amenazas de no permitir mi salida. >> para este analista, la salida de gonzalez urrutia refleja la profundizacion de la crisis venezolana. >> es ilustrativa del politica que confronta venezuela a partir de la celebracion del proceso electoral presidencial del 28 de julio pasado. >> en las calles de caracas muchos lo lamentaron y otros lo celebraron. >> ¿por que se fue? >> ¿por que se aqui porque si el es el presidente, el entonces tiene que quedarse, no tiene que ir. >> esta asustado por el problema que se metieron y solo se dejo llevar por la otra persona para tener siempre el choque y conflicto con el gobierno que esta actual. >> asi no se puede. >> una vez conocida