government standing up to the united states. >> we tried speaking with the venezuelan government for this report. all of our requests were refused. >> outside the courthouse in downtown caracas, gerardo is waiting. he wouldn't tell us what the students have planned - but suddenly, it starts. they're chaining themselves together outside the court in protest at the thousands of detentions since the unrest began. >> the security guards have just come out from the court and they're trying to cut the chains. the protesters are trying to stop them. >> the students have been praised as national heroes by venezuela's opposition...but they provoke a different reaction here. >> you can really see the tension between the two sides here onlookers here confronting the protesters. the amount of anger here - people are furious that this action is taking place. >> it doesn't take long before the national guard steps in with force. >> as the air clears, the confrontation we saw raises questions: >> why would you take it upon yourselves to engage with the protesters and confront them yourselves? >> ar

. >> i'm kath turner, five years ago the venezuelan mining sector was booming. today they say the government abandoned them. the industry is dying. the industry is dying. >> challenges faced by india's the performance review. the industry is dying. >> challenges faced by india's that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. industries. >>> you're watching al jazeera. a reminder of the top stories. u.s. president obama told congress he could launch air strikes in iraq without the approval of lawmakers. no decision has been made. fighting continues in beijing and tela far. >>> ukraine's president is outlying plans to a unilateral ceasefire, allowing pro-russian separatists to lay down weapons and leave the country. >>>

the evidence is clear, first of all, the venezuelan economy today is a disaster. the state of the venezuelan economy today is increasingly reminiscent of what's happening in cuba. shortages of basic items, the inability to buy a bar of soap or toilet paper or toothpaste, the shortages are extraordinary. we're talking about one of the richest countries in the hemisphere, a nation blessed with a talented population and with natural resources, in particular oil. this guy in charge of that country has ruined venezuela and its economy. that in and of itself is worthy of condemnation. what is more apparent is how he has cracked down on political dissent in venezuela. we have documented how over 40 people have lost their lives in protest over venezuela, protests that began when a student was sexually assaulted at a university and they protested the lack of security and the security forces responded not by going after the assailants but by going after the student protesters. since then opposition leaders have been jailed. members of the opposition in the parliament have b

the main voices of vensans abroad -- venezuelans abroa. the regime is collapsing. it's part of the basic goods. they say that that's all the u.s.'s fault. there's a conspiracy of the economy, entre prepures. >> the urgenciesy assist collapsing and the man in charge has already collapsed. before the eyes of its own people. it's a sign of creating a ven significance and fantasy. the generals involved are free. they are free. they have invented a paper coup that involves some of us. >> the paper coup - they have a series of email. >> emails. >> that eingded ( -- allegedly made. the emails are forgies, they've called on google to help them copied. >> i was copied. >> you didn't originate, you were on the list. >> and it's on television. credit cards. this is a great card. they hacked my computer and put it on television to prove i had access to the internet and paid my internet. it's true. it was a crime that i was able to enter the internet. it may have been approved. this was a concoction, a good fantasy. the international commission of journalists in europe said tha

government and people who support the venezuelan government cannot tolerate criticism of venezuela. to save -- >> let me answer the questions about miguel diaz. we have 200 people on our advisory committees. we have advisory committees for each branch of human rights watch. it is a big tent. the people on the right and left. bernadine dorn is on our advisory committee. mike farrell. >> it is not a question of left or right, but a question of people were associated with leading human rights violators working there. what can he advise on human rights when he has worked at the cia and abused -- >> the guilty is was on the advisory committee, the latin , arican director, csis public policy think tank in washington. those are the kinds of positions that you bring to an advisory committee. you bring people from the field, from think tanks, former public policy people, government officials. former government officials. we have a rule that you cannot, obviously, be a government official at the same time that you're on the board, on the advisory committee, or on the staff of human rights wat

castro thought it was his friend venezuelan president hugo chavez calling to tell about his lost luggage containing some sensitive material after the pranksters reveal themselves the cuban leader got very angry and had some very strong words for them. radio host target syrupy back in two thousand and eight the time she was a vice presidential candidate to take a quick listen you said no mrs good didn't know. there were you know when you could be speaking i love you. yes miss pale and i was sure it was the french president on the. create a hoax during the six minutes long conversation even though that fake. talking about his love of killing animals and how his wife is well hopped in bed along with claiming carla bruni i had written a song for pay. there you go coming up on r t international marks two years in embassy limbo. we take a look back out of the chief of the wiki leaks reveal why british authorities spend thousands of pounds on the clock surveillance of the small building he's holed up and. security in spain's capital is on the highest alert in years with the new monarch being cr

. >>> did you know venezuelans are the world's most miserable people. that's according to a new survey. it's a world index. it examines various economic factors. kath turner reports from caracas. the line outside the supermarket starts at 8am. no one knows what the food truck will bring. it's a lottery. sometimes i come for rice or oil, but i can't get it. if the supermarket doesn't bring what we need, we go back with nothing. >> reporter: after a 2.5 hour rate, and 100 in the queue, the truck arrives. it's a big one with flour, sugar, butter and chicken. supplies are rationed. each person can buy up to two of each product. >> over the past year the lines are getting longer. the food shortages are critical. the government must solve the situation and listen to us. people are furious. >> according to the index, venezuelan is the most miserable country in the world. other statistics are depressing. the food and agricultural organisation says the price of food is higher than 18 other countries in the region. in the second quarter of 2013, more than 17,000

if venezuelan fails to help cuban, $10 million a year, that will be a disaster. they decided to push. let's get rid of anyone that can disturbance. >> i hate to ask question because i feel it's ridiculous. i know you'd like there to be new elections and different administration in venezuela. do you have any intention of maduro? >> well, i didn't conspire in public. i haven't made many statements public. i conspire openly. this is a government that betrayed the venezuela, that the president is illegal. we have given up our sovereignty to cuba. more than that it's impossible to say. >>> talking about your public opposition, you were out on the front lines talking to the military on the streets as we see in the pictures. do you think interpol will you. >> the interpol knows who is in charge. i hope they know that i have been involved in most of the crisises of the last 15-20 years in iraq and yugoslavia. helping reconciliation society and bringing peace to parts of the world. the opposite of what the regime is doing. >> good to have you on the show. thank you for co

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we are calling on the venezuelan government to release this money at the exchange rate in which it wasenerated and to do so quickly so we can resolve this. already to have stopped. areow many others considering this. to dotivity is vital business in today's world. if they need to keep delivering it a need to be paid. i call on the venezuelan government to do what they need to do and release the money. >> at these annual events the association produces their forecast for the year. they are cutting their profit world trade and developments in china. they are cutting it by a small amount. the net income will be 18 billion. they are saying the overall industry margins will be 2.4%. there is a lot of variation. they vary greatly. they are predicting net profits of 8 billion. improvements against last year driven by the u.s. air travel markets according to these numbers, but they are bringing down their forecast by a little bit from 18.7 billion to $18 billion u.s.. >> true phone is the mobile phone operator without country borders. the firstto become carrier to cut roaming and international

helping people on remote roads and the king hit headlines again and if it was they asked the late venezuelan president hugo chavez but shut up. there on the host and he's. really think of the royals do people in spain care well definitely people in spain care and that's why. on the streets through the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have brendan be really to decide whether they were a king billions or they just wanted the team to beat up forever so that was the main concern is the. state. is. reporting from london.

doesn't like very much close ties with cuba and the late venezuelan leader hugo chavez have always put a dent in dialogue but the number one reason brazil might not want to score with america is after it was revealed the n.s.a. was spying on the country and roots of herself they didn't even say sorry in fact an official trip to the white house was canceled with brazil demanding a u.s. apology i won't hold your breath for a sorry we spied from joe biden the world cup is of course attracting a lots of politicians and politicians these days are attracting themselves selfies are becoming a trend among global leaders here's germany's merkel with her country's football star is russia's pm taking a shot of himself in an elevator i don't get it not just from politicians my entire feet is filled with lifts selfies by the way as much fun is made of medvedev he's the most popular russian politician online with over two million twitter followers my question is don't important leaders have better things to do than take pictures of themselves. i guess not that doesn't for me tonight in the name of s

, for putting in jail, for killing innocent venezuelans. we should be sanctioning them, their bank accounts and property in the united states. >> reporter: violent crime and an annual inflation rate of over 50% have eroded support for the president, a former bus driver handpicked by hugo chavez before his death one year ago. shortages of basic goods are reigniting the protests, despite having the largest oil reserves, venezuela face a nearly impossible task of finding milk, chicken or toilet paper in stores. price control by the government keeps gasoline at six cents a gallon have led to widespread smuggling. some residents of caracas who already endure electricity outages now get water only three times a week. the shortages have led to a new market, basic supplies shift from friends or relatives in florida. the latest items to disappear in venezuela, airline tickets. the government owes airline companies more than $4 billion. several major carriers have already stopped flying in or out of the country. bret? >> steve, thank you. >>> so the

. >> is the venezuelan government trying to crack out on the currency trading that results, because in this case the women have u.s. dollars and they will exchange more, buy things with them? >> yes, it is legal. they try to shut down currency shops where they can. it is done in patches. they tried to create a multitier currency system. you have an official rate, then a second rate, then a third rate, and in the black market. little by little, they are trying to open it up, but the truth is it is not going to happen. >> and based on the reporting that is done, the women see no other economic option. >> right, consider this. they can charge $60 an hour for sex. and for that, they will exchange that on the black market for about 4200 in their currency, an hour. the minimum wage is the same amount per month. considering that for their economic opportunities, that is a good deal. >> thank you very much. coming up, maybe you don't have time to do your own montreat. we will speak to an executive who has raised $10.5 million to help you through the use of your phone. and yes, believe it or no

lift myth for not we're not sure one of his most memorable moments there was when he told the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to shut up summit. one thing. out of the yellow you would want to argue with him but the outgoing king is not the only one to have raised a few eyebrows other elder european rolls of film their comments of catapulted them into the headlines to u.k.'s duke of edinburgh famously told british students in china that they risk looking like the locals if they stayed in the country too long gaff wrong picture there and the current king of sweden criticised in some media for his party lifestyle that same tried defending himself to the press saying there's a broad definition of sex and strip clubs political analyst. what are those says his own reasons as to why spain's royals have seen their popularity plummeting that's what he's got to say it was very popular. but it has to be said that he was sure that of from criticism in the media there was there so to speak at that it's governance in the spanish media never to criticize them or there was a lot of value lation and tha

his image among his people but what many will no doubt remember most is the time he told the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to shut up. but i don't think i want to know what they new head of state has many challenges ahead of him for some insight on this i'm joined by author political analyst. thank you indeed for joining us just first of all one card as he was highly popular for much of his reon and yet he fell out of favor didn't he with the public in recent years what's the reason for that. well he was very popular in the past to be said that he was. from criticism in the media there was so to speak a tacit call for an end to the spanish media never to criticize them or there was a lot about you les should and has in the long term proved to be because once stories began to appear about him in the press of the match the idea let's say was so different from the rich that people were more disappointed that they would have died is the recent off his fall of popularity in the recent years and do you think philippe then will be able to establish public trust in the royal family. all. wel

in the second quarter of 2013, more than 737,000 venezuelans slid into that category, taking it to 2.8 million. this is a poor neighbourhood, but there are 1,000 slums like this. millions living in the mountains, but the quality of life is low. now one in the areas has a regular job. there's no running water. residents use containers to stock up from water trucks operated from privately owned companies. they are forced to steal electricity from underground cables. >> this is a problem with the primitive economic development model that the government chose. the government must release the market and exchange rate. it has to net with the private sector and understand that it's critical to do. . >> to wait in line for two packs of flour - i never seen venezuelan like this before. >> a long battle with no end in sight. >>> rounding up the top five miserable countries - iran, serbia, arnal teena and -- arge seepa and jamaica >>> with less than two weeks before the world cup. security preparations are in full strength. hundreds of emergency personnel took pleas in an exercise. authorities ha

holding chavez signs and wearing t-shirts, but the pictures are actually from a rally from the late venezuelan president president hu go chavez. >> stephen: oh, oh, oh. so all hispanic rallies look alike? that is racist. unfortunately the web site is unclear about how to contribute to the campaign. do i use this "do indicate now" button up here at the top, or one of these nine "donate now" buttons down here. i mean, it makes sense. you need one button for each candidate he's pretending to be. [laughter] folks, senior chavez's strategy shows how republicans can win the white house in 2015. just field a slate of minority candidates. there's lots of choices. there's pancho villa, martin luther king, mahatma gandhi, aung san suu kyi, harriet tubman, sitting bull. oh, sitting bull's got a real chance, well, unless hillary clinton decides to run. [cheering and applause] nation... last week i told you about rescued army sergeant bowe bergdahl and the growing cable news consensus that he does not deserve to be alive. especially when you consider who we gave up for him. >> five taliban killers, essenti

. >> these...violations were part of a systematic tactics by venezuelan security forces >> brutal government crack downs >> the amount of anger here, you can see tensions between the two sides... >> is venezuela on the brink? fault lines al jazeera america's >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... award winning investigative documentary series venezuela divided on al jazeera america >> you're watching inside story. i'm ray suarez. this time on the story we're looking at the just released legal justification for killing american-born cleric anwar al-aulaqi in yemen. does the administration 's explanation for the killing cut t and how could have things gone otherwise right then in real action on the battlefield. if we had summoned anwar al-aulaqi to the embassy, would he have shown up? >> well, you know, i'm not sure that's the right question here. the right question here is what is the administration's claim of legal authority, how does it stand up, and how is the administration setting a precedent that could be used afterwards. no one is denying that there are serious allegati

. >> hor than 20,000 venezuelans slit into the popular category, taking the total to 2.8 million. >> this is one of the poorest neighbourhoods. there's more than 1,000 slums like this around the city. millions of people are living high in the mountains, the quality of life is low. no one in the area has a regular job. there's no running water. residents use containers to stock up on trucks. they have been forced to create fair then electricity system, stealing from ground cables. it's not a problem from the international market. it's a problem of the primitive economic development model that the government chose. the government must release the exchange rate. it has to negotiate with the private sector and understand that it's critical to development. >> to wait in line is a fight. i never seep venezuela like this before. >> it's been a long battle with no end in size. >> brazil, it's stepping up preparations for the football world cup. security forces carried out a drill, simulating a chemical attack. more than 200 people took part. there has been several exercises in the lead-up to

those stranded on remote roads but what many will no doubt remember most is the time here the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to literally shut up. some of us. supports. the good thing for a night out on the airlock and then. as we continue to see pictures of the new king addressing parliament r.t. spanish correspondent bruce your sig go over and the host of in the now and he said now way they spoke more about what spaniards really think about the royals. do people in spain care well definitely people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king stealing in spain or they just wanted the keen to be out for ever so that was the main concern is a monarchy kind of state or going back to a republic because it's an expensive image to hold up oh yes definitely is these house these royal house is going to cost the zero twenty fourteen almost eight million euros that's what's going to coast to maintain all the royal family some people

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roads but what many will no doubt remember most is the time he had the guts to hush up the late venezuelan president hugo chavez. good thing we're not only. spawn it but it seems to go via the host of in the nominees to talk more about what's really think about the royals do people in spain care well people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king still in spain or they just wanted the keen to be out for ever so that was the main concern in a monarchy kind of state or going back to a republic because it's inexpensive and it's to hold up oh yes definitely this these house these royal house these are some. very religious. people who support right now not when these stain on the recently the. censorship even in one of the most popular satirical magazine is depicted king juan carlos the clown. and it's really to prince philip oh yeah. and today again the mourner. casting in the dolphin century with double trouble in french roads

europe's most colorful royals among many famous slip ups in two thousand and seven he asked the venezuelan president hugo chavez to literally shut up good company though the u.k.'s duke of edinburgh famously told british students in china that they like the locals if they stayed too long there and the current king of sweden criticised by some media outlets for being a party go well he defended himself to the press saying that there is a broader definition to sex and strip clubs. with the old rules been consigned to the history books questions are being asked as to whether the next generation will help europe's to read a tree monarchy survive in the twenty first century to get more analysis on that it's just a click away on our website. and america is trying hard to convince the world that it's g.m. products not as bad as everybody thinks they are new genetically enhanced bits of enrich bananas have been designed to improve the nutrition of people in east africa later on in the program find out if the motives behind them are as good as the golden but on the. on air and in the financial worl

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image among his people but what manning will no doubt remember most is what he wants told the late venezuelan president. i . don't think that i want to go now they are going king is not the only european you're famous for his catchphrases the u.k.'s duke of edinburgh famously told british students in china that they are is still looking like the low goals of the stay too long in the country and the current king of sweden criticized by some media outlets for being a party goer the family himself to the press saying there is a broad definition to sex and strip clubs the story of hallock's more told me that the era of charismatic royals is over. generally used to have a very charismatic kings these days they're used by the government and people don't trust so much in them juan carlos was very charismatic and funny he was close to the people. is more of a function to read and this might be a problem for the more keys now this week marks the second anniversary of joint of being holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london the founder of the whistle blowing web site we can leaks still faces an arre

his image among his people but what many will no doubt remember most is the time he told the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to show up. for a good thing or not only have a look now a little earlier i spoke to author and political analyst miguel about the challenges that lies ahead for spain's and you marc. it's very different from his father he's very much his mother's son very discreet but that is precisely what the spineless need now want now understeer king the problem is for him is that the circumstances are not the right circumstances for the spanish morning it has lost a lot of christie she is not clear whether eighty's retrieve all that christie and then let's say the debate about the form of the state more likely or republic is already out in the street and the figures are not do not look very well for the morning a referendum in would mean that the legitimacy of the institution of the morning he would be subject to public decision that is something i don't think they will ever accept and not on top of that there is that territorial problem whatever the result in a referendum

stranded people a lift now and again one of his most memorable moments there was when he told the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to shut up at a summit. think. of the yellow he would want to argue with that but the outgoing king is not the only one to have raised a few eyebrows other older european wars have found the comments of catapulted them into the headlines too let's take a look at the u.k.'s juka vertebra pretty famous for it famously told british students in china they risk looking like the locals if they stay too long in the country in the current king of sweden criticised in some media for his party lifestyle tried defending himself to the press saying there's a broad definition of sex and strip clubs political analyst may go at home or has his own reasons as to why spain's royals though have seen their popularity plummet . it was very popular in the but it has to be said if you were sure that of from criticism in the media there was so to speak a tacit covenants in the spanish media never to criticize them or there was a lot of value lation and that has in the long term proved

image among his people but what many will no doubt remember most is what he wants told the late venezuelan president hugo chavez . was yellow while the outgoing king is not the only european leader famous for his catchphrases the u.k.'s juke of edinburgh here famously told british students in china that they risk looking like the locals if they stay too long in the country the current king of sweden criticised by some media outlets for being a party goer defended himself to the press saying there's a broad definition to sex and strip clubs well historian felix moore told r.t. that the era of charismatic royals is. generally used to have a very charismatic kings these days they're used by the government and people don't trust so much and juan carlos was very charismatic and funny she was close to the people. is more functionary and this might be a problem for the monarchy system and. the founder of whistle blowing web site wiki leaks is still in great demand this week marks the second year of being holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london coming up in the program we find out why he stil

helping people on lonely roads the king hit the headlines again when he famously asked the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to literally shut up spanish correspondent bruce years ago via and the host of in the now and he said now he talked more about what spaniards really think about their royals. do people in spain care well definitely people in spain or in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king stealing in spain or they just wanted the team to beat out for ever so that was the main concern is they in a monarchy kind of state or going back to a republic because it's inexpensive and it's to hold up oh yes definitely this these house these royal house is going to cost these two year twenty fourteen almost eight million euros that's what's going to coast to maintain all the royal family some people who appreciate the royal family all those people who are very conservative. so basically very religious very catholic that's a profile

. >>> a venezuelan man was arrested in miami for making threatening calls to the people of newtown, connecticut, just two days after the shooting. hoffman reportedly called police claiming to be shooter adam lanza threatening to kill them. he could go to prison for five years. >>> we are getting a revealing look inside the early years of the first family. michelle obama sat down with abc's robin roberts at the white house summit on working families. she talked about interviewing for a job as a young mother. >> i didn't have a baby-sitter, so i promptly took sasha to the interview with me, and i thought, look. this is who i am. i've got a husband who's away. i've got two little babies. they are my priority. >>> a new report is getting a grim outlook on potential effects of climate change in the u.s. the estimated cost of high temps, $12 billion per year. extreme storms, $35 billion annually. and rising seas putting up to $106 billion worth of coastal property under water. and there's a small chance that by the year 2100, losses could reach $700 billion. >>> 20-year-old student in germany got stu

his image among his people but what many will no doubt remember most is the time he told the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to shut up. for the think i was a oh oh. now the outgoing king is not the only european leader famous for his catchphrase is the cage you give edinburgh famously told british students in china that they risk looking like the locals if they stayed too long in the country and the current king of sweden criticised by some media outlets for being a party goer defended himself to the press saying there is a broad definition to sex and strip clubs political analysts and show told r.t. about the challenges that lie ahead the spain's new model is very different from his father he is very much his mother's song very discreet but that is precisely what the spineless need now want now understeer king the problem is for him is that the circumstances are not the right circumstances for the spanish morning it has lost a lot of christie she is not clear whether it is retrieve all that christie and then let's say the debate about the form of the state more likely or republic is

the people of his country but what many will no doubt remember most is what he once told the late venezuelan president hugo chavez this. good thing was you know the outgoing king is not the only european leader famous for his catchphrases the case you can read in referring to british students in china had that they risk looking like low cost if they stayed too long in the country and the current king of sweden here criticised by some major outlets for being a party go it defended himself to the press saying there's a broad definition to sex and strip clubs historian felix mora told r.t. that the era of charismatic royals is over. when arnold generally used to have a very charismatic kings these days they're used by the government and people don't trust so much and juan carlos was very charismatic and funny he was close to the people however if you leave is more for function the reason and this might be a problem for the mortgagees. this week marks the second anniversary of julius sanj being holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london the founder of the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks st

there is an out break of fascism sponsored by the far right who want to warm the venezuelan governmentter: the government prefers to highlight the increase in the number of children attending school under chavez's rule. but the backlash over the collection is growing. as critics fight for control over their children's education. cath turner, al jazerra, caracas. ♪ ♪ >>> giant footballs have popped up on a popular beach in rio de janeiro marked with restless crosses the footballs were installed on cope cabana beach in protest of the money brazil is spend on this world cup. a threat of a trans support strike still hangs over the city where the football begins on thursday. workers have returned to work but could bring the city to a standstill again if the demands aren't met. >> reporter: no agreement but the strike is suspended at least for a day. that was a surprise decision by metro members after four hours of talks broke down with the government after no agreement. they nevertheless said they would go back to work for now and meet on wednesday one day before the world cup kickoff in a