where venezuelans when 20 years ago, when -- i studied venezuelan by the way, where they were when they were so well economically everything, abandon the kids? no education for the kids. abandon the people. the lead got to the power, they never thought about the future of the next generation. it happens to central america, it has happened to many other countries in south america, as well ail all over the world. human rights is a big act and aid to education, education, education. i repeat. poland has underground education. companies collapse because they have underground education. people educate themselves. so my question is, we have a solution. but not the politicians have a solution. i think the people have a solution. moises: thank you. thank you for the question. let's go to her. questioner: i have a question or rosa maria. we have two leaderships to recover the democracy in cuba and venezuela. what is the plan to action to -- [inaudible] -- islamic terrorists? because this is part of the problem and cuba is the window of this and venezuela super islamic terrorist? i have another q

-- the venezuelan . for them the cuban government and the needs of the cuban government are as if they were the needs of the venezuelan government and some -- and in some instances even more -- the priority is higher in terms of taking care of the cuban government, the cuban regime nan to take care of their own people of venezuelans and the ties between both countries are very, very intense. they could have large sectors including mainly security intelligence but it is also the venezuelan government has taken on itself as a responsibility to support the development plans of the cuban government. however, as far as i understand, the cuban economy has suffered significantly from lack of this massivin flow massive -- massive inflow of resources from cuba and even in this dire situation, cuba remains a priority. maybe in a lesser -- lesser capacity to provide the massive inflow, which i -- at some point it was 110 million barrels of oil per day, some figures i read recently are talking about 50 million barre

well the arrival of more than a million venezuelan migrants in colombia could generate growth for the country that's according to the world bank which has released a report on the impact of the influx millions of venezuelans have been forced to flee their country due to shortages of food medicines and basic services. as more from the border city of kuta in colombia for the world bank calls it an unprecedented exodus in latin america one more akin to a full blown refugee crisis then people searching for a better life it's one conclusion of a report by the international financial institution to assess the impact that the venezuelan exodus is having in neighboring colombia the speed and number of migrants escaping the country coupled with their vulnerable condition makes the venezuelan crisis one of the world's worst yet many believe it's not getting enough attention. people go crazy over the caravan in central americans entering mexico trying to reach the u.s. . maybe six thousand migrants that's how many we get every four days. whether french is. a shelter and services for migrants in

the authorities respond to the unrest saying they will deport fifteen venezuelans. are introducing the two key measures. the first is biometric identification. and that is on the start. now refugees will be identified not only by name and number. but also by a metric to. look. at those they want to think and we will boost security in the area in addition to the beefed up security measures we've already taken. but local say those steps don't go far enough. they fear for their security and their businesses. and we oppose the author and use decision as if they were arbitrary they've moved the venezuelan community to a camp with very bad conditions twelve bathrooms for four hundred eighty people. or entities can they give to people who have to leave their belongings and their children at home when they have to go to work. locals are worried that there are one hundred people who will go out to ask for food and money that yesterday there was an incident at the bakery they came in and asked for bread when they didn't get it they just grabbed it you got to know most venezue

down south america's migration triceps as venezuelans plead their country's economic chaos delegates gather in ecuador to try to decide what to do and speak to a delegate from the un's refugee agency. well i'm terry martin thanks for joining us we start with some breaking news coming to us from pakistan attackers has stormed the chinese consulate in karachi. police say three suicide bombers and at least two policemen were killed in the assault but the pakistani foreign minister says all twenty one chinese inside the consulate or say a group calling itself the baluchistan liberation army has claimed responsibility for the assault. meanwhile another bomb attack targeting an open air food market has killed at least twelve people and injured more than fifty in pakistan's north west it happened in a town near the border with afghanistan. well freelance journalist shop nearby joins us now from caracas first of all two attacks in quick succession it ends of the country are they connected. with and they have not connected and dickon oddly done it did because the forest. limitation an army wh

. >> dozens of venezuelans waiting for food. many have not eaten since the previous day when they were brought to this refugee camp in bogota. it is the first of its kind. the people here are angry. they say the authorities have not kept their promises. the tents are cold and wet. their belongings were confiscated for hygienic reasons. carlos is here to take care of his grandmother, who fled venezuela a few months ago. he says they were better off when they were living on the street. >> they offered us many things we've never received -- a decect bed. we had our own mattresesses that evenen on the floooor were lessd than what w we have here where e virtually sleep on the ground. itit w was so coldld last nigigy bones were aching. they took ourur blalankets, almt all of our stuff and food. nonow we are making a fire over there, but we have nothing to cook because they took it all. >> the media is not allowed inside the campp. after some refugees come up to talk to us, the guards send them back in. >> there are small children insi

gold washington has already imposed sanctions on several venezuelan officials as well as its oil industry. the u.s. is also reimposing sanctions on iran from monday next week they have affect the oil and gas and banking sectors washington will penalize countries and companies that do not halt iranian oil imports although it may give some nations in the more time european for firms have been pulling out already and the average people of iran are now feeling the consequences. seppi de s.m.c. is once again looking for a job the thirty four year old iranian will soon be unemployed again that's because her employer a german manufacturer in giant siemens is leaving iran and if the economic situation is very difficult it's not just affecting foreign companies but iranian ones as well i've been writing job applications since i was told i was going to lose my job but i haven't had a single reply yet carmack at. seventy day has been working in the h r department examines for three years before that she worked for a norwegian company but that company also pulled out of iran because of the u.s. sanct

the clientele of these dollar stores or body gone is primarily well heeled venezuelans like doctors and lawyers who themselves only accept payment in u.s. dollars. but prices are out of reach for those living on bali based salaries in august nicolas maduro his government lifted a fifteen year prohibition on the free exchange of hard currency but the body go in is operate in a legal gray area and shopkeepers still live in fear of arrest. panama has begun issuing a new tourism card that will allow cubans to travel to the central american country without a visa and buy goods now it is a very tangible symbol of strength and commercial ties between the two countries. panamanian president juan carlos for raila introduced a new measure last week making it easier for cubans to travel to and buy goods in panama provided they can prove that they have ties to a private business in cuba currently there are some five hundred ninety two thousand cuban workers in the private sector. we feel that the tourism card will strengthen the economic opening that you're seeing in cuba and permit following the c

with the arrival of more than one million venezuelan migrants colombia could generate growth for the country that's according to the world bank which is released a report on the impact of migration in this way let's go live now to alice and around p.s.e. is in cook on the colombia venezuela border so alison so this report has some pretty interesting findings and. definitely this is the first comprehensive study to truly try and define the social and economic impact that this extra dues has had so far on colombia's a country that as you were saying in your introduction has received more than half of the venezuelans who have fled the economic males down in minnesota two thousand and fifteen and while there is no doubt that this extra do says had the number of negative effects for a country like colombia that has a lot of issues so now there's also a possibility or in the future especially in a country that is getting older like colombia and that's what the world bank is saying based on international experience in previous crisis across the world and in this report they have designed a

head of a confidence vote next week why immigration may not be such a bad thing and the arrival of venezuelan immigrants could help to generate growth for colombia. we. hello there is tending cooler for some of us in australia now so thanks to this weather system here a cold front of it certainly living up to its name for melbourne temperatures dropped five degrees in just eight minutes so real change for us the system is now working its way over sydney so sydney will see a maximum on saturday of thirty two degrees but as we head into sunday will just be a twenty five as that system eases another one begins to develop so do expect more in the way of cool weather as we head through the next few days as we head across towards new zealand you can see that system over the southeastern parts of australia is also affecting us and it's making things pretty stormy very wet very windy for many of us particularly across the south island and for the southern parts of the north island so pretty stormy then as we head through the day on saturday and on sunday things will start to calm down so the winds wi

venezuelan president nicolas maduro continues to look for ways to help the nation's troubled and hyper inflammatory economy and is now looking to go to the bank the gold bank that is he once the actual physical stuff the gold back from banks the move comes after the truck administration instituted even further economic sanctions upon venezuela as a nation and upon individual venezuelans related to gold late last week in order to restore democratic order in venezuela and combat corruption according to the state department the united states will quote continue to use the full weight of american economic and diplomatic power to help create conditions for the restoration of democracy for the venezuelan people of the gold from a door that mr berger is seeking to obtain is included five hundred mip five hundred fifty million dollars worth from the bank of.

venezuelan president nicolas maduro continues to look for ways to help the nation's troubled and hyper inflammatory economy and is now looking to go to the bank the gold bank that is he once the actual physical stuff the gold back from banks the move comes after the trough of ministration instituted even further economic sanctions upon venezuela as a nation and upon individual venezuelans related to gold late last week in order to restore democratic order in venezuela and combat corruption according to the state department the united states will quote continue to use the full weight of american economic and diplomatic power to help create conditions for the restoration of democracy for the venezuelan people of the gold from a door that mr berger is seeking to obtain is included five hundred mip five hundred fifty million dollars worth from the bank of england but mr dural may be too late since the u.s. has apparently already placed liens upon all those gold reserves. amazon has reportedly narrowed down their site selection for what was to be a major second headquartered. dubbed h q two

venezuelans by chinese telecom, zte.et's bring in a deputy managing editor of the weekly standard. kelly, heckuva story good to see you. this is shocking and terrifying. no one has any idea how horrific this is. >> it is just incredible, isn't it? i'm glad you mentioned the media criticism of donald trump. i do not like it when a president says the press is the enemy of the people but will close on united states is nowhere near what goes on in other places around the world. like venezuela. the people of venezuela are starving. inflation right now is over a million percent. that number so big i can hardly get my head around it. and the government has spent 70 million at least according to reuters who did this investigation.70 million paid to chinese telecom company, zt , to develop with their calling, the father land card. you know there is nothing that says that more than paternalism. has information on anything the citizens of venezuela do. and of course, it also includes a social media presence. and whether they voted.

we oppose the author and use decision as if they were arbitrary they've moved the venezuelan community to a camp with very bad conditions twelve bathrooms for four hundred eighty people. or entities can they give to people who have to leave their belongings and their children at home when they have to go to work and. locals are worried that there are one hundred people who will go out to ask for food and money yesterday there was an incident at the bakery they came in and asked for bread when they didn't get it they just grabbed it you got to know most venezuelans are grateful for the reception they've received in colombia they desperately want to settle down and start a new life outside the refugee camp. i ben is here with business now and some big changes underway at nissan this story has just gone into overdrive the board at nissan voting to kick out chairman carlos ghosn he's in prison on suspicion of falsifying financial reports the japanese comic his french partner no though is keeping going on as chief executive naming an interim c.e.o. just yesterday a major rift is a merger be

rampant inflation has brought venezuelans to seek desperate measures.sis has caused severe food shortages across the country. rather than reporting on the widely documented caracas and the colombian—venezuelan border, alexander houghton‘s film covers the smuggling trade. there were so many areas in venezuela that there was a complete blackout, so one particular spot was the gulf of paria, which is only a six boatjourney away from trinidad & tobago. local news in trinidad & tobago spoke of a fleet of fishermen seeking to buy basic food staples. but no one was really reporting on what was really going on on the venezuelan side, so that is what we wanted to do. through a local fixer, alexander and his team metjhan, a fisherman desperate for food and medical supplies for his daughter and diabetic father. the family had expected the government to help, but nothing had arrived for months. despite the dangers, jhan decided to join the smuggling trade. just beforejhan could board the boat, he had to abandon the trip in fear of the local mafia working with the n

for m many venezuelans, that t s half one m months rent. -- half a month's rent. >> the distributors sell to us for a high price, so wewe can't sell the meat at the government i give it a, because we already bite expensive, because otherwise, w we would have to close shop. if we don't sell what we can, we would have to sell the business. the government of venezuela had long encouraged people to grow fruit and vegetables in the city and even suggested rabbits to eat. cows were not part of the plan. stephen: back to sarah now with a big sports story. sarah: we are heading to world cup territory, because the 2022 world cup is underway in four years and the host nation, qatar, is pushing forward with plans for the turn at. with time ticking away, the projects still face plenty of challenges and controversies. >> theee for president cast his eye over the status of qatar's world cup stadiums and while work i is s still in prog, thvevenues aeadydy look impressive. qatar is building six arenas for the tournament, all fitted with air-conditioningng to make the temperature more suitable for fo

for as much as ten times the government's rate for beef for many venezuelans that's half a month's rent. the distributors sell to us at a high price. so we can't sell the meat at the government regulated price because we already. and we buy it because otherwise we have to close shop. we can have to close the business. the government of venezuela had long encouraged people to grow fruit and vegetables in the cities and even suggested rabbits to eat cows however were not part of the plan. business with you. found. entering the conflict zone and confronting the powerful. one about how to some awesome show the former leader of germany social democrats who challenged school last year for the chance to race and failed spectacularly why did this country trial and how does he react to criticism of his time as president of the european columns conflict so for. the. whole. continent is reinventing itself. as africa's tech scene discovers it's true potential. inventors entrepreneurs and high tech professionals talk about their visions successes and day to day business. it's. history in the everyon

estimate as of july two point three million venezuelans many of them with no money at all have left their own country that are just influx of refugees in latin american history poses a huge problems for venezuela's neighbors some countries have declared an immigration emergency and are making it more difficult for them as whalen's to enter yet the exodus continues the first to leave were mainly opponents of the government but now those. yes but to leave belong largely to the working class the hardcore support base of the bolivarian revolution initiated by the late former president bill childish. 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 meat and on 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 the hardship and violence

their meat for as much as ten times the government's rate for beef for many venezuelans that's half a month's rent. well they know when the end of. the distributors sell to us at a high price so we can't sell the meat at the government regulated price because we already buy a different camera and we buy it because otherwise we have to close shop. we don't sell what we can we'll have to close the business before that. the government of venezuela had long encouraged people to grow fruit and vegetables in the cities and even suggested rabbits to eat cows however were not part of the plan. i don't know babytalk that bad but now to a job that i couldn't imagine ever getting into now detonating ball salut it's very hazardous bret i think a lot of people are grateful that these experts are doing it someone's doing it because it's much needed better because when the so-called islamic state was driven out of iraq they left behind enormous quantities of deadly ammunitions and landmines many public buildings and buildings were booby trapped so before the huge task of reconstruction reconstructio

for as much as ten times the government's rate for beef for many venezuelans that's half a month's rent. the distributors sell to us at a high price. so we can't sell the meat at the government regulated price because we already. and we buy it because otherwise we have to close shop. we can have to close the business. the government of venezuela had long encouraged people to grow fruit and vegetables in the cities and even suggested rabbits to eat cows however were not part of the plan. and we go back now with the big sports story here we're actually heading to our world cup territory here because in twenty twenty two world cup gets underway in exactly four years time and the host nation qatar is pushing ahead with enterprising and expensive plans for the tournament but with time ticking away the projects still face plenty of challenges and controversies. fee for president jennie in found his eye over the status of guitars world cup stadiums and while work is still in progress the venue is already look impressive guitar is building six new arenas for the tournament all fitted with a air

closest ally in the region in the country that has already received the a million venezuelan migrants. the u.s. government says the mission is a reflection of friendship and solidarity with the americas but it's also certain to irritate the business well and government officials who insist that there is no humanitarian crisis in their country. in response to the mission the chinese government one of venezuela's few friends has dispatched its own medical ship to venezuela i think there's very few cases of purely altruistic actions on the part of governments unfortunately. medical missions are an important aspect of soft power. but geopolitics count literal for people like a hundred in your family who are just happy for the care they finally received. listen them does you know your. time for sport now with santa thank you so much for shall south american football officials are meeting to decide when or if the second leg of the couple departed or its final can take place fan violence resulted in the game between argentinian rivals referee plate and block a junior is being postponed the i

by some accounts, three million venezuelans have fled their homeland. from violent crackdowns to holding some 200 political prisoners in brutal conditions, to unleashing hyper inflation, malnutrition and basic medicine stock outs, they've inflicted unimaginable sufferings on their eople. but we're also here, and i call this a crossroad moment, because there's hope. brave men and women in these countries have refused to give up and refused to give in and therefore neither should we. they've never given up in cuba. three years ago, castro's people group, and ed the began a campaign to force their leader to resign. she's too clever. she surprised them by calling for a vote amongst the organization's rank and file. castro's spies never anticipated democracy. nor did they understand it. and she won in a landslide. in nicaragua, despite threats and violence and arrest, roman catholic priests continue openly to call for a peaceful end to the and political solution to the terrible, brutal policies of the government. in venezuela, despite all that has happened,

closest ally in the region in the country that has already received over a million venezuelan migrants the u.s. government says the mission is a reflection of friendship and solidarity with the americas but it's also certain to irritate the business well and government officials who insist that there is no humanitarian crisis in their country. in response to the mission the chinese government one of venezuela's few friends has dispatched its own medical ship to venezuela i think there's very few cases of purely altruistic actions on the part of governments unfortunately. medical missions are an important aspect of soft power. but geopolitics count literal for people like a hundred in your family who are just happy for the care they finally received. i listened to him. yes president donald trump is campaigning in the state of mississippi on the eve of a special senate runoff election he's holding two rallies that support for a controversial republican senator smith is facing equally controversial democratic challenger mike espy jon huntsman has moved from the rally in tupelo mississippi

the venezuelans are suffering from food and medical shortages. inflation rate is 1.3 million percent which is almost i am perceivable. ' if you have access top subsidized dollars you can buy them at a low rate and sell them on the black market for much more. this guy was taking bribes to allow email to buy them and get the contracts to buy them. this is why socialist governments can turn out so awfully. liz: we have breaking news' the white house is considering new sanctions on cuban military and intelligence official for helping venezuela's socialist government crackdown on dissent. so the trump white house talking. sanctions on the cuban military. >> they are also talking about naming cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. cuban officials are targeting united states and canadian diplomats in havana with the sound terrorism where people have inexplicable headaches and are sick. we found out it's because the cuban government with the help of china was committing sound terrorism. liz: we understand the reaction about what the president said about t

from crisis to opportunity the huge influx of venezuelan refugees into colombia may have a silver lining. from the clear blue sky of the doha moony. to the fresh fruits and breeze in the city of sanaa. i was still got those really nasty storms rumbling away across central parts of you can see how the clouds just bulging up here pushing some more heavy downpours into parts of italy hopefully not quite as bad as it has been recently but still some very lively sicily easing across into molds and more big downpours coming in here and we'll see some rather lively weather to into the northwest if you can see the tightly packed ice to say that's the remnants of the hurricane osca just pushing across the far northwest of the reasons the strong winds that certainly on the car some heavy rains a lingering downpours into parts of wells northern england maybe up it's a good part of scotland further east not see bad at least as we go through the remainder of sas day can't say the same about the showers into central parts of europe will be down poles coming in here eastern areas of europe that's where

of having oil in venezuelans oil be venezuelans. one of the characters can't say i liked him.t i found it very attractive at her -- as a writer was william rhodes davis. he helpedd sell his oil to germany. he was a little operator and he could buy by the mexican oil. a solid to germany, and he did it with a refinery that was built by the father of dozens of refineries. he was so not so happy with his purchase. it affected his own friends. and compared them will to the united states. if it's all business. davis was quite happy you couldn't in any old refinery. for the air force.uc and they went into poland. in france. eventually they did. it's so incredibly essential. i was amazed reading about the things that rubber went into. we did not had synthetic rubber. it was certainly true in that case. the absolute best place to get rubber was the amazon. 50,000 rubber soldiers were recruited volunteers to say where people are very poor what degree of free wealth goes into being a volunteer for anything. and these 50,000 rubber soldiers harvested rubber in the amazon 30,000 of them di

a the venezuelan. for whom i live and all go when i'm on it so that i actually support. you. when i fully. like one always thought of. parents can't afford to feed their children buy clothes to send them to school or find the medicine they need hospitals can no longer provide sufficient vital services like dialysis or antibiotics and vaccines . malnutrition is rampant as are infant and maternal mortality and so it's mainly the younger generation that's fleeing in droves leaving behind the elderly at this cut access bus terminal families arrive to send off relatives who are leaving to the colombian border and from there on to other parts of south america. looks on as the last of her four daughters at an ice prepares to get on a bus with her two grandchildren the fifty nine year old public servant still has a job but can barely survive on her wage it diminishes by the hour because of hyperinflation and now like hundreds of thousands of others her age and older she is being left on her own saying goodbye. as another bus load leaves the terminal full of people convinced they'll b

the plaza is venezuelan.omewhere else, mutant versions of the giant hamburger and this one, this one is something special. >> women: this is the deal. this is all venezuelan, which means everything is protein on protein on protein and it is all about a lot of salsas. absolutely, right? okay. >> anthony: what is this neighborhood? >> women: some people call it jarel, some people call it petite venezuela, and yeah, you're way west. you'll pretty much hear everybody speaking spanish. there's almost no english spoken. >> anthony: most people in miami speak spanish at home. >> women: yeah. even if they are not latin. you have to speak spanish. >> anthony: meat on meat is something of a venezuelan specialty and this one has a lot. a beef patty, ham, egg, six varieties of sauces, potatoes and cheese. it's big. big i tells ya. you got to demolish it in stages like you're imploding a casino. >> i'm going to start crying. all right. i'm going in. good god. >> women: yes or no? >> anthony: it's delicious, but -- >> wome

estimate as of july wouldn't two point three million venezuelans many of them with no money at all have left their own country that are just influx of refugees in latin american history poses a huge problems for venezuela's neighbors some countries have declared an immigration emergency and. making it more difficult for than israel and to enter yet the exodus continues the first to leave were mainly opponents of the government but now those desperate to leave 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 meat and on 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 the hardship an

food is a luxury for many venezuelans, especially for those here in the slums. i spent some time with a group of street kids in caracas. with no home, no food, no one to give them any clothes even, it's at supermarkets where they come to ask people for anything they can help with. experts say that food has become a source of conflict within families. some fighting each other over the next meal. charities say that the crisis is also pushing expectant mothers to make drastic decisions as they've been plunged further into poverty. maria, not her real name, is six months pregnant. she's already decided to give the baby an adoption. i met her and her otherfive children a couple of years ago. since then she's given three of them to other families who could look after them. before the current crisis hit, people here were able to cope with numerous children. now it's almost impossible as everything is in short supply, including forms of contraception. at night, i meet up again with our group and introduced to their leader, 17—year—old carla. they offer to show me where

closest ally in the region in the country that has already received the a million venezuelan migrants the u.s. government says the mission is a reflection of friendship and solidarity with the americas but it's also certain to irritate the business well and government officials who insist that there is no humanitarian crisis in their country. in response to the mission the chinese government one of venezuela's few friends has dispatched its own medical ship to venezuela i think there's very few cases of purely altruistic actions on the part of governments unfortunately. medical missions are an important aspect of soft power. but. her family were just happy for the care they finally received. that all time that and much more coming up. from the out what. business updates to you by qatar airways going places together. to our. business updates. going places together. from the and when. it gets. marian thank you so much south american football officials has said the second leg of the couple the british doris final will take place outside of argentina found violence resulted in the game be

going to one official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia neatly and illegally. i'd return to. visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know where i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for my.

has to hold back the venezuelan gold because the us tells them so. because their house prices are terrorists i think. and. you know i'm telling people don't keep your goal in a bank don't keep it in a central bank don't keep it in the mint keep it outside keep it in private moments because you know governments will try to interfere with everything that can interfere with sure they can confiscate gold so that is privately held but it's much less likely i don't think they will but it's a but it's more likely that they will try to control gold which is a within the banking system like they're doing with the venezuelan gold we will see much more of that we seeing more and more every week now. people who want to transfer gold from from a bank to a private polls to our private malls for example and the bank is trying to stop them using any means to stop and they don't have any legal right to stop them but try to get on the same when they're making products for the banks or questioning transfers and saying that he can't make that transfer to that bank even