and eighty eight percent increase from twenty sixteen venezuelan. are fleeing from societal collapse caused by governmental mismanagement and corruption in the arrow gives them hope that his run for office could help bring respect to the local venezuelan community i don't know if i want back all venezuelans here our hearts are back there but we are trying to fight from here in this country. and that by and i think that we need it to be free because it's a beautiful country the most beautiful in the world. doral florida or durrell's weyler has become a hub of the venezuelan exile community about a quarter of durrell's residents emigrated from the crisis ridden country. some are fleeing poverty or persecution others have been in the u.s. for almost twenty years and fully adapted to an american way of life still the devastating situation in venezuela remains on their minds. we got to rallies we try to get humanitarian aid and we're pressuring governments to remove those people who are in power to get our country back in the way i thought. it would if w

doral florida or durrell's weyler has become a hub of the venezuelan exile community about a quarter of durrell's residents emigrated from the crisis ridden country. some are fleeing poverty or persecution others have been in the u.s. for almost twenty years and fully adapted to an american way of life still the devastating situation in venezuela remains on their minds. we got to rallies we tried to get humanitarian aid and were pressuring governments to remove those people who are in power to get our country back in the way by which. it would if we could change it from inside our country and it will be difficult to do it from the outside. lobby groups are trying to get more venezuelans involved in politics and make their way up to the state and federal government some say their ultimate goal is to see venezuelans overthrow majoris regime enabling those in exile to return. look what i'm getting much the same level as the cuban americans who have basically been in the u.s. longer and have more influence in local u.s. politics but it got even though many organizations are pursuing the

many young venezuelan mothers -- i met a young venezuelan mother, i met her at the catholic led emergency food assistance center and she told me she walked hours to get there with her kids, when that she was volunteering at the food center so she could get a couple squares herself and at night she would and wither the streets selling those little condiment cups of coffee just to get a few coins to try to pay for any kind of shelter assistance. that's a -- people driven to despair and desperation and so, you know, it's something we all need to pay attention to. unlike the crises i see and face with displaced communities, they tend to be in the past. we come into question. what do we do about displacement? this is realtime. everyday is a new tragedy. more people coming over and, again, i think it deserves our attention because i believe that with no end in sight that the consequences are going to be lasting and will affect the entire hemisphere. >> let me ask the other question that is on the minds of other people. we hear a lot about china in the americas. people say the that the u.s. isn'

and even venezuelans can get from one side to another without having to identify themselves . so that obama and that we sell these venezuelan dumplings the neckwear doors where i was in peru we go to the bars and shops and they get sold that's how we survived. and. as i don't want the name. but there are also dangerous areas to costs or smugglers and thieves lie in wait all the time still for many the risk is worth it. the next stop also includes a border this one between island and northern ireland with threats it this will become part of the e.u.'s external border in addition to economic consequences many irish fear a hardboard it could jeopardize the fragile peace in the region. the bay of carlingford it separates the british province of northern ireland from the republic of ireland in the south a ferry service began recently. about three thousand passengers take the daily sea route between the irish republic and the british territory. the tourists enjoy the landscape. but for commuters it represents a convenient shortcut. we used to ferry here to go to work in a side by si

it's taking the venezuelan government it's leading the fray to the to the international criminal court in the hague it is doing a lot of things also in collaboration with the united states including the trumpet administration so it remains firmly right wing so and it will maintain a very strong relationship with israel so for them to cut off their nose to spite their face because of power remaining or eighty five other countries also have their embassy would be in my view and in many latin america analyst view of foolish decision all right let's hope that the storm passes quickly vanessa newman we thank you for giving us your perspective from washington now senior members of the trumpet ministration are working to undermine his worst policies that's according to an anonymous article said to be written by a senior white house official the piece in the new york times also says cabinet members initially considered ways to remove the president from office trump has already condemned the article calling it a gutless editorial and the white house spokesman sara sanders has called for the ano

would increase sanctions against venezuela which it did including possibly cutting off venezuelan oilimports to the u.s. which would devastate venezuela and again trump threatened possible military intervention if they voted for nicolas maduro there is no greater intervention or meddling and then election than this this is a form of extortion against an entire people saying that we're going to sanction you or possibly invade you if you don't vote vote the right way there can be no greater form of intervention this. recently you know we're in venezuela and observing the elections what do you feel is the biggest misconception about the country and its government that is being preyed upon by u.s. politicians and the forces of so you can regime change regime change there. why i think there's a number of misconceptions i mean one is that there's a you know huge claim that somehow the government doesn't have popular support when it does in fact have that. you know nicolas maduro ran for office earlier this year he received sixty seven percent of the popular vote. nearly fifty percent of the

the new york times is reporting that the trumpet ministration secretly met venezuelan military officials to the sky a coup attempt against president nicolas maduro the newspaper citing unnamed u.s. officials and the former venezuelan military commander said the coup plans were discussed but then stalled trump has been critical of motherhood all in his handling of the economic crisis which has led to a severe shortage of food and medical supplies well to understand this a little better we're going to speak to roslyn jordan she joins us live now from washington d.c. and let's listen to what she has to say. according to the new york times the secret meetings between the trumpet ministration and members of the venezuelan military who wanted to overthrow nicolas maduro started in the fall of two thousand and seventeen just about a year ago u.s. officials had instructed a u.s. diplomat to basically listen to the military officials and to take notes and to take questions about their plans to try to replace the venezuelan president with someone else not to offer any u.s. guidance not to offer an

officials and a former venezuelan military commander told the newspaper that the plan stalled donald trump has been critical of material in his handling of the economic crisis which has led to a severe shortage of food and medical supplies rosin jordan has more from washington d.c. . according to the new york times the secret meetings between the trumpet ministration and members of the venezuelan military who wanted to overthrow nicolas maduro started in the fall of two thousand and seventeen just about a year ago u.s. officials had instructed a u.s. diplomat to basically listen to the military officials and to take notes and to take questions about their plans to try to replace the venezuelan president with someone else not to offer any u.s. guidance not to offer any u.s. support according to the new york times one of the military officials involved in those talks who happens to be on the u.s. sanctions list and so cannot come to the united states. with any americans said that they were actually hoping that the americans who have had a long strained relationship with caucus would ac

the chinese hospital ship, the peace ark, docked in the venezuelan port of of la guaira. "we do not stand alone." translation: starting now, there will be here this week, attending to patients of all nationalities. i've spoken to the state governor and there are people who are interested. on board, there are 300 beds, eight operating rooms, and a medical helicopter. but it's a lifeline for the government in caracas in more ways than one. it is a political gesture from an ally helping to rebuild that is rebuild venezuelan's crumbling economy. last week, president nicolas maduro visited beijing, where he signed a number of trade and investment deals. and it is a reply, of sorts, to the us sending its own hospital ship to neighbouring colombia in august to help venezuelan migrants that fled their country. this is what is pushing people to leave: hyperinflation, food and medical shortages, families struggling to eat. and in this country, with the world's biggest oil reserves, petrol shortages mean queuing for days, just to fill up a tank. president nicolas maduro says the pro

lesbos still ahead for you on the program the head of south america regional bloc faces venezuelans who fled the crisis promising all options are on the table to solve it. and where in senegal have volunteers a cleaning the coastline from plastic pollution it's part of wild cleanup day. hell a super typhoon man course is no more a super typhoon the eyes closed going across the north of luzon causing a certain amount of structural damage with the winds and a fair amount of rain but it's quickly moving therefore though no longer a super typhoon it's still a typhoon that is over warm waters now off the south china seas if anything it'll probably pick up a bit more energy become a little bit more windy which means the outer edges who are equally be battered in hong kong could be on one of these outer edges the main rain belt is broad's and it's on its way slowly west woods so it will hit land somewhere in southwest china and then carry on to vietnam now of course the rain bands of fly off all over the place as a lot more rain still come to come for the northern philippines and to southern c

officials and the former venezuelan military commander said the coup plans were discussed but stalled trump has been critical of the dodo and his handling of the comic crisis which has led to a severe shortage of food and medical supplies jordan has more now from washington d.c. according to the new york times the secret meetings between the trumpet ministration and members of the venezuelan military who wanted to overthrow nicolas maduro started in the fall of two thousand and seventeen just about a year ago u.s. officials had instructed a u.s. diplomat to basically listen to the military officials and to take notes and to take questions about their plans to try to replace the venezuelan president with someone else not to offer any u.s. guidance not to offer any u.s. support according to the new york times one of the military officials involved in those talks who happens to be on the u.s. sanctions list and so cannot come to the united states. many americans said that they were actually hoping.

helping my kids instead of buying a new car one peruvian businessman looks after venezuelans escaping economic chaos . from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello get a welcome back to the national weather forecast where we are watching the remnants of tropical storm hellene making their way towards ireland northern ireland as well as scotland that is going to bring a lot of winds and rain over the next few days you can see it imitated right there on the map so the clouds are ahead of it already let's show you the forecast map for the rest of day today look at the winds right there pushing up from the south up towards the north and that is going to bring several showers some are going to be quite heavy and it's really going to be on that western side of most of the land areas and then you can see as it makes its way to the north london you stay out of it but it's really going to be anywhere to the northern parts of the of the area that we're going to be seeing some of the heaviest rain as we go to the end of the day on tuesday things start to g

highlighting the disparity between the the —— venezuelan president's experience and the venezuelan people'snaire's feast in istanbul. " president maduro has responded. translation: we paid a visit to istanbul's historic centre, and accepted an invitation to go to a very famous restaurant. i am sending a greeting to our friend. very famous restaurant. i am sending a greeting to ourfriend. friend, i will send this to go back to istanbul so we can see each other again. soon, soon, ishall return istanbul so we can see each other again. soon, soon, i shall return to istanbul. no sign of an apology there, then. for more on this, we often speak to daniel garcia when he's in caracas. he's now back here in the bbc newsroom. there has been outrage in venezuela. a lot of presidents all over the world have luxurious dinners, but the situation in venezuela makes this footage especially painful for most venezuelans. we're seeing president maduro and his wife having dinner, smoking a cigar and eating red meat. we must take into account how difficult it is for venezuelans to even get food, and imagine red

the venezuelan government began a pilot program on tuesday in its border states to provide service stations with wireless devices that use a state backed identification document called the fatherland called to carry out fuel transactions president the credits my daughter says he wants to raise fuel prices to international levels and then allow venezuelans with the cost to buy at a discount but the government is struggling to rollout the new machines necessary for this game experts estimate that his weight in these at least five billion dollars per year as a result of not selling gasoline the international price. in venezuela's border states drivers were stuck in long queues and worried that the price hikes would be immediate that the stations would run out of fuel at fuel stations along the border with colombia the new machines were either not installed or not functioning properly the army has been mobilized to god petrol stations as president nicolas maduro ramped up his rhetoric against gasoline smugglers from neighboring countries but venezuelans are skeptical. we'll see what happens if

the plight of venezuelans seeking a better life elsewhere in latin america is really putting a strain on relations there peru for example which has received the largest number of venezuelan refugees mariana sanchez went to meet a peruvian businessman and set up a shelter in the capital lima. on the floor. alongside each other more than one hundred seventy venezuelans sharing three bedrooms two bathrooms and every single space there is left in this makeshift shelter on the outskirts of lima. says he feels lucky to be here when. i feel blessed because a lot of people have to sleep on the street i don't have any food and what these people here are doing is greatest in the war it's all free says clinical a peruvian businessman who says he spent nearly thirty thousand dollars to rent and set up this shelter. are used the money to buy the stove mattresses everything i was about to buy a car but decided to invest it here because in exchange you get happiness. in a few months giving us nearly two thousand venus williams who learned of the shelter through social media have come and gone the on

helping refugees instead of buying a new car the story of a peruvian businessman who's sheltering venezuelans. of fighting in the hard data province of yemen is intensifying as the united nations envoy steps up efforts to revive talks to end a three year old civil war the hooty rebels say the saudi amorality coalition has carried out more than thirty five and strikes in the past twenty four hours they're targeting a main highway out of the port city which is a key supply route to the rebel held capital of sana'a andrew symonds has been following the story from nearby djibouti and a warning you may find some of the images in this report disturbing. it's an airstrike by the saudi u.s. led coalition. whatever the target may have been this is the result of civilians searching for missing children it isn't a rescue they find one and. the only thing i know. what's his guilt why is he being killed says one of the men really a rescue the child's mother the father wasn't in his home when the bomb. the girl's name is a mood cedar she's carried away by one of the helpers he knows it doesn't end here . t

government sanctions list of corrupt venezuelan officials. times reports the discussions stalled after trump administration officials reportedly decided not to assist in a military coup in venezuela. well, for more, we are joined by vijay prashad in studio, director of tricontinental institute for social research, and chief editor of leftword books. he's also the chief correspondent of globetrotter. author of "the poorer nations: a possible history of the global south," and co-editor of "land of blue helmets: the united nations and the arab world." welcome back to democracy now! you were, last time, at an event at riverside church. thousands of people. right click, i could not get in. you were inside. there was a surprise appearance by president maduro. yoyou just address it united nations and said what we heard him say. trump was there and said he is imposing more sanctions against venezuela. this all comes after the coup attempt. talk about the significance of what is happening, why the u.s. is taking the approach it does to venezuela and m

estimate as of july wouldn't two point three million venezuelans many of them with no money at all have left their own country and are just influx of refugees in latin american history poses a huge problems for than israel is neighbors some countries have declared an immigration emergency and are making it more difficult for them as wayland's to enter yet the exodus continues the first to leave were mainly opponents of the government but now those desperate to. leaves belong largely to the working class the hard core support base of the bolivarian revolution initiated by the late former president bill go chop it. people like all that but then cool the forty three year old hairdresser cuts hair in what might once have been a cheerful unisex salon in a working class neighborhood in the state of me down and out these days there's no running water no electricity and at least half of the now rundown cell on well you know over here but that doesn't plan to stay much longer she's living with her elderly mother to save money and is trying to sell whatever she can so that she can leave behind th

helping refugees instead of buying a new car the story of a peruvian businessman sheltering venezuelan refugees. front aggressive efforts are now underway in the northern philippines where more than sixty people have been killed by typhoon monkhood thirty four of them have died in two landslides triggered by heavy rains in the area of it to go on dozens are still missing villages and search teams there are looking for survivors many families took refuge in a chapel which collapsed during a landslide the typhoon weakened to a tropical storm after it made landfall on those on the island on saturday well jim duggan is on her way to exit on now and joins us on the phone jim there's been devastation in many places just bring us up to date on the extent of the damage and destruction that you've been seeing. well we started our coverage has them exactly and we were there two days before the site we saw the preparations we covered the evacuation and we were there when the typhoon made landfall and then we covered the extensive damage in turkey and farmlands choice we saw combs and community po

made the comments after visiting venezuelan migrants who fled across the border into colombia but as well as economic crisis forced more than one point five million people to flee the country president nicolas maduro has been accused of voluntary cracking down on anti government protesters. as more from kuta. the head of the oh yeah it's trying to find a more coordinated regional response to this growing exodus of venezuelan migrants that this talk here in the border town of just the first of a few. that you're getting patient of american where holding in other border towns and only hearing about also in ecuador and breath and the head of the organization of american states we've had some very strong language against the president nicolas maduro and even a government calling it and moral big papers should be said for being a uniquely responsible. economic collapse. and also immoral because because of your willingness to recognize the humanitarian crisis in the country. your foreign minister who was with him also said that they need international help to deal with the more than one mi

reports from the colombia venezuelan border was the secretary general of the oas. it's wanted by venezuelan migrants and photographers as he tries to make his way through the simone bolivar bridge. migrants shout freedom for venezuela as others to shake his hand and cry for help. we need them to do something anything we need countries to unite to help democracy and food to be trying to finish. the visit to the colombian border town of kuta is the first stop of a series of meetings in countries across south america strained by the growing exodus of venezuelans a newly formed work group has been tasked to design a more coordinated regional response to this unprecedented mass migration. at a press conference and said only restoring democracy in venezuela can solve the crisis and that a military intervention can't be ruled out. in one. as for military intervention to overthrow them in dural regime i think that we should not rule out any option because the finity of leader nicolas maduro regime is perpetrating crimes against humanity towards its population and violation

the venezuelan government plans to hold a march on tuesday to protest against alleged us meddling in its affairs it follows media reports that washington was working to topple president nicolas maduro which america neither confirmed nor denied the united states only response is to say that it would like to see a peaceful transition to democracy in venezuela. u.s. policy a preference for a peaceful orderly return to democracy and when israel remains unchanged the united states government here is daily the concerns of the news are aliens from all walks of life be the members of the ruling party the security services elements of civil society or from among the millions of citizens forced by the regime to flee are brought on the claims that the u.s. was attempting to orchestrate a coup in caracas were originally published in the new york times citing officials on both sides reported the meetings were held with rebellious venezuelan military figures before eventually being halted the venezuelan foreign minister castigated the us over the allegations. venezuela reiterates his denouncement

officials and venezuelan military officers, it did release a statement saying u.s.eful orderly return remain unchanged. a lasting solution to venezuela's restoration of governance by democratic practices, the rule of law and respect of fundamental human rights and freedoms. >>> tropical storm florence expected to strengthen into a hurricane as soon as monday. it is headed tore the east coast. the big question when, where, will it hit? we have the latest forecast ahead live in the cnn "newsroom." new lexus es... ...is stolen. hijacked from dreams. pulled from decades of obsession. taken from the souls of artists. we confess. we stole everything we could. from everything we've ever mastered. and put it here. the all-new lexus es. every curve. every innovation. every feeling. a product of mastery. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. all the tools you need for every step of the way. make i

now venezuelans living their country are finding life problematic in neighboring peru racial slurs and hate speech that make it hard for many of them to feel safe but some say the anti immigrant attitude is easier to deal with than conditions back home reports only for. thirty eight year old the bush man keeps an eye on municipal police will selling a traditional rice string from venezuela he still doesn't have a street vendor permit trying to make a living far away from home it's hard he says but worse is here in slurs against ghana swings a signal or more especially to people like me a street vendor people tell me move get out of here go back to your country. and armed assault mainly perpetrated by even a fearless and coddled security cameras sparked a wave of untied ministry and feeling in. this honest compatriots are paying the price i think in the negative people have to understand we are not all the same the great majority is here to work and send money to our families to get them out of the inferno that venezuela has become. businessmen you get to stop textile employee and say t

officials met secretly with the venezuelan military officers plotting a coup against venezuelan presidentolas maduro according to a current and former u.s. official. american officials met with renegade venezuelan military officials after the sources made contact. sources told us washington ultimately decided against supporting the coup, didn't provide the venezuelan officers with any support and plans for the coup ultimately fell apart. now, the trump administration's discussions with the venezuelan military officers about that potential coup were first reported saturday by "the new york times." but the maduro government has been concerned for some time that the u.s. was behind such a coup plot. president donald trump has previously discussed the possibility of military option in venezuela. asked about the possibility of a military intervention in response to the mounting crisis in the country, the president said that certainly the u.s. could, quote, could pursue taking military action against venezuela would be a dramatic escalation of the u.s. so far diplomatically solely and the econo

and the venezuelan government that are for. tension we call engage in war or government. immoral dictatorship he said because he said that even if a long government is uniquely responsible for this situation that is pushing so many people to leave they need anything moral because of its own willingness to recognize the humanitarian crisis that is going on in venezuela and i suppose it's a reflection of just just how acute the situation is for people and the effect it's having on the region that the oas is getting involved in this to this level now. absolutely this is something that. all the other countries on the receiving and i've been asking the organization of the americans to do it clear exactly most of these countries that are. maintaining a sort of open arms policy they are trying to help these women migrants as much as possible but all of these countries also face challenges of their own take for example colombia which is definitely better off with a billion has huge amounts of poverty high unemployment we have all these problems that they have to deal with on a da

so ahead for you on this news from london the head of south america's regional bloc visits venezuelans who fled the crisis in that country promising that all options are on the table to solve it also. i'm catherine of the kenyan coast where boat made over the plastic waste is i'll be telling you why it's such a milestone for the people here. and in sport the maldives a huge upset to win the biggest football tournament in south asia. however the skies are opening up nicely across a good part of europe now see plenty of september sunshine coming through still some showers over towards the eastern side of the continent though just around the black sea ukraine western side of russia up towards the baltic states clear skies for central parts but a chance of one or two showers around the age matic and still some rather lively showers over towards that western side of the med just affecting that he's inside of spain that'll be the case as we go through the next couple of days over the next couple days you will see wet and windy weather sweeping its way towards the british isles we've got laws

vast majority of venezuelans are very very quickly against the u.s. led sanctions against a country venezuelans generally understand that these sanctions are not helping the economic crisis or tour they're not helping any solution towards the economic problems which the country is facing and therefore any escalation in these sanctions which is what we're expecting to see will we mean the situation is going to get even more difficult here thanks to the white house and their policies the campaign office of the maltese opposition candidate has been graded by police just a day before a presidential election president up don't i mean who's been in office since twenty thirteen he's seeking a second five year term but most of his rivals are either in jail or in exile alex the topless reports. it's famous as a holiday islands destination popular with newlyweds on their honeymoon but in the run up to the presidential election in the maldives on sunday there are allegations by the opposition of voter intimidation and security crackdowns we keep they are going t

been to one official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans have in colombia. already have a welcome welcome while i return to. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters the total made for mines. entering the conflict zone with tim sebastian faulks coming challenging those in cars asking tough questions demanding answers. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with keep players on the ground in the sun doesn't. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account facts of the conflict zone. conflict zone within sebastian on t.w. . birth place home to of species. own words if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of could induce people and innovative projects around the world. to use the climate to stay british citizenship and for stiction. community interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection. using all channels available to inspire p

people most in need but it's clear it will take more than talk to reach the people to help the venezuelans millions of whom are now spread out across the region and in need of assistance. at least twenty people have died and seventy others injured in twenty explosions in afghanistan a one happened in a wrestling gym in the western suburbs of kabul police say a suicide bomber detonated explosives in front of athletes training that a car bomb then went off near born nearby the area is home to many hazaar as an ethnic group that has been targeted in the past. tens of thousands have been on the streets of sri lanka's capital protesting against economic conditions and the delay in holding provincial elections former president mahinda rajapaksa who suffered a surprise defeat three years ago is leading the charge when a reports from colombia. the leaders of the protest movement said it was going to be the biggest show of force yes their predictions of hundreds of thousands fell short nevertheless the streets of colombo would choke for several hours with protesters from communities throughout sri

includes the venezuelan citizen based in the united states in miami being accused of funding the campaign we've seen frequent meetings between the u.s. government and their bodies usa and other bodies with the venezuelan opposition leaders who some of which have been included in the accused or this terrorist attack against the president so there is indirect link there but there is nothing directly have linked the u.s. government to the terrorist attack at this point how do you see this progressing all the relations between the u.s. in venezuela given the you know these developments and plenty more besides have been creating of late. well i think about as far as the relations go so as long as president obama continues his aggressive policy against characters the sanctions what he's imposed on the country we're having a devastating impact not just on venice weyler but also now in brazil and other neighboring countries as long as the trumpet ministration continues to persecute the government and those who are looking to bring about progressive change in minutes then i can see a way in which

is wanted by venezuelan migrants and photographers as he tries to make his way through the soon bollywood bridge. migrants shout freedom for venezuela as others to shake his hand and cry for help. we need them to do something anything we need countries to unite to help democracy and food to return to finish. the visit to the colombian border town of kuta is the first stop of a series of meetings in countries across south america strained by the growing exodus of venezuelans a newly formed work group has been tasked to design a more coordinated regional response to this unprecedented mass migration. at a press conference said only restoring the moccasin menace where lakin solve the crisis and that a military intervention can't be ruled out. as for military intervention to overthrow duma dural regime i think that we should not rule out any option because the finity of leader nicolas maduro regime is perpetrating crimes against humanity towards its population and violations of human rights the suffering of the people in this in joost exit as it is driving means that the promise the remains t

and other neighboring countries as long as the trump administration continues to persecute the venezuelan government and those who are looking to bring about progressive change in minutes way then i can see a way in which the relations are seriously going to improve. britain's conservative party is facing a serious split after former foreign secretary boris johnson compared the current briggs a plan to a suicide vest. we have opened to perpetual political blackmail we have wrapped a suicide vest around the british constitution and handed that detonated to michel bania. or that so-called checkers plan is viewed by many breaks the tears as being too soft they say it keeps the u.k. dependent on the e.u. boris johnson who is one of the figureheads of the leave campaign has branded it pathetic card he's probably bought the reports on why the plan is getting conservative euro skeptics so riled up. the issue of bragg's it in the conservative party has been a bit of a simmering fire and over the weekend it seems that boris johnson took a can of petrol and poured or oil all over it so it's now bee

s ofelia harms caught up with some venezuelans in colombia. the ts can hardly feel the soles of his feet. he has been walking for more than ten days now trying to escape the misery of this country in his will leave. a little bit they know it coming. it's been really hard because i had to walk for a long time and stand in queues in the hope of reaching a neighboring country willing to help us. we are human beings we need their help we need a hand. we really do. and with some of his fellow countrymen he takes the rest of the one side near the pool in city of county before he starts walking again many have already tried their luck here but haven't found a job there are already too many venezuelans in colombia they say now they moving on to other countries to just a little local. i work in construction and because cement is no longer available and you can't get any girders and there's very little being constructed private urban areas aren't being built that's where i used to work but little by little everything stopped. it almost all the way that

the chinese hospital ship, the peace ark, docked in the venezuelan port of the way you are will startvernor and there are people who are governor and there are people who a re interested. governor and there are people who are interested. on board, there are 3oo are interested. on board, there are 300 beds, eight operating rooms, and a medical helicopter. but it is a lifeline for the government in caracas in more ways than one. it is a political jester from an caracas in more ways than one. it is a politicaljester from an ally hoping to rebuild that is whether‘s rumbling economy. —— rebuild venezuelan at‘s. nicholas the bureau visited beijing last week, where he signed the idea of deals. —— nicolas maduro. this is what is pushing people to leave will stop hyperinflation, food and medical shortages, family struggling to eat. and in this country, with the world's biggest oil reserves, petrol shortages mean doing today is, just develop a tank. president nicolas maduro says the problems in his country at a result of a plot engineered by hostile forces, but he is completely isolated on the