unfortunately, our responsibility just as an end of the western hemisphere, it's in central europe, it's in asia, the middle east, it's in africa, it's in west asia. and so it's not that i wish we could just have one focus, we have multiple focus. so that's what we have to work on and i'm confident we can do a great deal more in tandem with one another. thank you for having us and i look forward to our discussion. person elected as governor of massachusetts.

unfortunately, our responsibility just as an end of the western hemisphere, it's in central europe, it's in asia, the middle east, it's in africa, it's in west asia. and so it's not that i wish we could just have one focus, we have multiple focus. so that's what we have to work on and i'm confident we can do a great deal more in tandem with one another. thank you for having us and i look forward to our discussion. >> c-span's washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, florida democratic congresswoman sheila discusses her priority to the 118th congress, and the new york time congressional correspondent luc broadwater talks about house republicans efforts to create a special judiciary subcommittee to investigate biden administration law enforcement and national security agency. and open the book.com founder adam on the new gop that congress and the first of government spending in the battle ahead of her raising the debt ceiling. watch washington journal live at 7:00 east

g7 was get the g7 to agree that we'd have a multibillion project with infrastructure in the western hemisphere for latin america and africa both. there's much we can do, much we have to talk about we're at one of the inflection points and is determine what is we do in the next several year in the next two, three, four, decades and that's what we have a opportunity to do and we're in a good position to do it. having said that, the united states provides more foreign aid than every other country just about combined to not just the hep users and fear but around the world. it's in central europe, asia, and middle east. it's in africa. it's in southwest asia. it's wish e we could have one focus only one focus and that's what we have to work on and i'm confident we can do a great deal more. thank you for having usgr and i look forward to furthering this discussion. >> president biden was part of a photo op with the mexican president and canadian prime minister justin trudeau and took place in mexico city. after posing r the photo, the three leaders headed into a trilateral meeting.

and in the western hemisphere.ern hemisphere. as the bilateral meeting _ the western hemisphere. as the bilateral meeting between - the western hemisphere. as the bilateral meeting between joe i bilateral meeting between joe biden bilateral meeting betweenjoe biden and leaders as a so—called three amigos, the emphasis was to find shed solutions to problems. some analysts say it remains a huge challenge in a series of areas, from energy policy and security, too, crucially, immigration.— immigration. mexico is insistent _ immigration. mexico is insistent a _ immigration. mexico is insistent a lot, - immigration. mexico is insistent a lot, for - immigration. mexico is - insistent a lot, for instance insistent a lot, for instance in the importance of regional development and subregional development and subregional development and subregional development and central america in particular, as a way to address in the mid—to long—term immigration. and it is true, the us is concerned about how you get to that be determine s

we are very much in a strategic competition in the western hemisphere. a total of 9 countries have ration equipment in them and we are working to replace that russian equipment with united states equipment. we have a lot at stake. this region matters. it has a lot to do with national security. we need to step up our game, gerrell laura richardson haines, the u. s. southern command, responsible for security incorporation in central and south america. it also includes the protection of washington's military assets there. this is not the 1st time that rich richardson has emphasized the streams, its strategic importance of the region. for the us especially, is rich resources. 3 genesis, so rich and resources. it's off the charts, rich. 60 percent of the world's lithium is in the region. you have heavy crude, you have light, sweet crude. you have rare earth elements. there are adversaries, there are taking advantage of this region every single day, right in our neighborhood. and i just look at what happens in this region in terms of security impacts our secur

fernandez: the monroe doctrine basically says the western hemisphere belongs to the united states. it's been used to justify u.s. invasions in latin america for more than a century. trump: wseek a peaceful transition of power, but all options are open. nothing could be better for the future of venezuela and nothing uld be better for the ture another ctive nation, cub trump: the dictator maduro is a cubapuppet. penc the people of vezuela are essentlly cuba's hostage. pompeo: cuba is the true imperialispower in venezuela. bolton: ifhis afternoo 20 to 25,000 cubanseft venezua, i think maduro would fall by midnight. [fernando speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [berriz speaking spanish] [doorbell rings] reporter: doctors and nurses from cuba touch down in milan. they're there to provide support and expertise to the hospitals in italy. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [juan jesus speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [muro speaking spanish] fernandez: cuba'international medical program began in 1960 when it sent a health brigade to chile in response to a deadly earthquake. since

fernandez: the monroe doctrine basically says the western hemisphere belongs to the united states. it's been used to justify u.s. invasions in latin america for more than a century. trump: we seek a peaceful transition of power, but all options are open. nothing could be better for the future of venezuela and nothing cod be better for the fure ofnother capve nation, cuba. trump: the dictator maduro is a cuban puppet. pence: theeople of venezue are essentiay cuba's hostage. pompeo: cuba is the true imperialt power in venezuela. bolton: ifhis afternoo 20 to 25,000 cubans lt venezuel i think maduro would fall by midnight. [fernando speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [berriz speaking spanish] [doorbell rings] reporter: doctors and nurses from cuba touch down in milan. they're there to provide support and expertise to the hospitals in italy. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [juan jesus speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [muro speaking spanish] fernandez: cubs international medical program began in 1960 when it sent a health brigade to chile in response to a deadly earthquake.

it is a response to issues going on throughout the western hemisphere. yes, we need immigration policies that the u.s. stands by. but the issue is much broader than that. host: to live beers what to watch out for rope -- tell our viewers what to watch out for as house republicans treat immigration? guest: i will be paying attention to what they investigate when it comes to the border issues. it is easy for them to use this time -- time to talk about border numbers and brightly -- brightly attack mayorkas but i am curious to see if we get interesting details of how policies work and whether there is anything that can move forward or any efforts to work with democrats to get to an agreement. host: you can find the work of stef kight on >> washington journal continues. host: we have been looking at elements of the commitment to america to introduce last year and how it might play out in policy matters not that th

in the western hemisphere that is where the cri caribbean is. we are also the western hemisphere.ession they sneeze and we catch a cold. >> jesse: with i know we live in troubling times but don't you feel better knowing that kamala is in the white house? sink or swim with martha mccallum and geraldo is up next. ♪ that's what i said ♪. hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. . you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: a friendly came we call sink or swim. new year and new leader border. last week joe concha swarmed to the top. this week the clash of the titans. martha maccallum and geraldo rivera. like many americans not pleased the biden administration wants t

felt they were portraying this information. >> and also, that less than 4% of slavery in the western hemispherember of slaves that were here? which still numbered in the millions? >> i believe so. >> i also traveled to wisconsin to talk to a local elections official there about the threats he and his staff had been facing in the run up to the midterms. dane county, which includes madison, is one of the two counties in wisconsin where donald trump demanded a recount in 2020. to give you a sense of the role dane county played in the last presidential election, the official i spoke to recently received a subpoena from the justice department special counsel investigating january 6th, and donald trump's efforts to suppress that election. the subpoena asks for any and all communications with trump and his campaign through inauguration day, 2021. here's what dane county clerk scott mcdonell told me about threats to his office. >> when did you start doing this job? >> ten years ago. >> and, like, what was it like ten years ago, this job? >> it was great. we had the first same-sex marriage license done

and those conversations have been sidelined, and a consequence, a fallout of neglect in the western hemispherehaven't had a serious conversation of what will we do in latin america. the last time we had this conversation was really around nafta and that had a whole bunch of underpinnings. but what we're seeing is the result of a combination of narco violence, environmental crisis and fallout from covid. the least reported news that the covid pandemic hit latin america hardest after almost 30 years of progress, all of a sudden close to 16 million middle class lat latin americans were found below the poverty line. and that is the consequence. and so as i see the president having conversations with trudeau and the president of mexico, what he is emphasizing that this is a north american issue, it absolutely is. because if we have in-sdablts stability that we're seeing in brazil and other parts, it will be a fault line between the border crisis and much more. so this is the beginning of a bigger wave if we don't figure out what is our strategy for the western hemisphere. and my hope is coming out

how do you fortify the democracies in our western hemisphere? happening sadly in el paso to the 11 million immigrants who live undocumented in this country. how do we deal with those individuals coming out of the shadows that can live safely within our borders and instead what's happened, we've convoluted two different issues, what's happening in our western hemisphere and the consequences of those governments to our borders and what's happening with individual here who have been living for at least 20 years that still live in limbo. >> it's not the cause, it's the effect that we're seeing. he's going to go down there to mexico city and meet with the mexican president, the prime minister of canada, not as urgent for the prime minister of canada because that border is not the one where all the problems are currently piling up, but, but, what is the conversation going to be like with the mexican president? >> he's not necessarily aligned with the -- american presidents has previous presidency have been. the reason that trudeau is going to be key,

the western hemisphere and building interaction with this particular region of the world in 1915, theited states parachuted 330 marines into port princes. what was the beginning of the occupation of haiti in haiti - this is one of the first, if not the first state where african americans gained independence, it was a fairly successful colony. well, the island of haiti itself was divided into two parts and one part controlled by the spaniard, the other part was controlled by the french. here the french part was the pearl of the caribbean, and 60% coffee and 40% sugar, which was consumed in the xviii century, and in europe they produced here in 1914, the americans had to and invade the island. it was, as it were, the first invasion, which preceded the invasion of 1915, which was interesting. well, first of all, uh, american protege guillaume is the president of the country. and he had to flee, repulsive crowds, but in the french consulate in the french embassy. excuse me, but this was caused by the fact that a new round of political struggle began in the country. you, as a result of whi

the world is dealing with the greatest displacement of people since world war two and the western hemisphere, our entire hemisphere. is gripped with the migration challenge. the administration's new immigration policies include sending 30,000 migrants back to mexico every month, but at the same time and extended parole program allowing 30,000 migrants from cuba, haiti , nicaragua and venezuela. the chance to request asylum if they meet strict requirements, like having a sponsor in the us and passing background checks. in texas, the president made an unscheduled stop at the border wall meeting with border patrol agents. he then met with local leaders and toured a migrant processing facility. you want me to? their answer funding the president now in mexico for meetings with mexican president andres manuel lopez over door and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. immigration is among the topics on the agenda for that. north american leaders summit wraps up tomorrow with statements from all three leaders. house republicans are gearing up for another fight today after kevin mccarthy survived a

who is in the western hemisphere only the eastern? it hurts, i turn around like that, and he says in a dream, give me a left watermelon, he will call. he began to talk about his life, and i, in order to warm my head, put on children's tights on the bag. ears hanging down well, he does not see me. for some reason, he just started to hiccup. says tell me, someone advises you on the style of clothing. who are you dressing up? i wanted to say, my dear, who woke up? i say, yes, that we are all about me, you are talking about yourself tell well, he began to talk about his work, and i, in order not to waste time, decided to do an exercise for flexibility joints is called a well-fed cat. it is necessary to scratch the right ear with the left heel. scratched decided to do another exercise to improve blood circulation, you need to stick out your tongue. when did you bring it down for the fifth time? i look straight at me . i look at him with closed eyes, lord, what happiness that you do not see me? and he says, tell you some doctor is watching.

shchedryk, together with the choir of oleksandr koshyts, continued to live in 1922, he reached the western hemispherenegie hall in the same the evening of americans hearing the melody of their future christmas hit for the first time followed by concerts in more than 100 other american cities everywhere shchedryk encore as in europe leontovych's carol is not only the course of the tour but also a symbol of the ukrainian struggle for independence sing enslaved ukraine, sing chebetushko , the spring you are waiting for will come, wrote brazilian academician enrique coelionetto after the premiere of shchedrik in rio de janeiro. however, ukrainians will have to wait a long time for their own spring, because in ukraine it is a russian winter, the kremlin authorities continue to destroy the ukrainian intelligentsia, starve the peasants , destroy everything could remind the world of ukraine, but shchedryk did remind of it in 1936. the american composer and conductor of ukrainian origin peter vilhovsky included shchedryk in the repertoire of his school choir and presents the song on america's most famous radi

in 1922, he reached the western hemisphere and immediately to of the most prestigious hall in new york carnegie hall, on the same evening, americans will hear the melody of their future christmas hit for the first time, followed by concerts in more than 100 other american cities, everywhere shchedryk encores, just like in europe, leontovich's carol is not only the course of the tour, but also a symbol of the ukrainian struggle for independence, sing enslaved ukraine, sing chebetushko , the spring you are waiting for will come, wrote brazilian academician enrique coelho netto after the premiere of "schedrik" in rio de janeiro. however, ukrainians will have to wait a long time for their own spring, because in ukraine russian winter the kremlin authorities continue to destroy the ukrainian intelligentsia, to starve the countryside, to destroy everything that could remind the world of ukraine, but shchedryk reminds us of it in 1936. the american composer and conductor of ukrainian origin, peter wilhovsky, includes shchedryk in the repertoire of his school choir and presents the song on ame

germany, are going to withdraw a significant part of production from the eu and bring it to the western hemispheresay, to southeast asia, cheaper , and this is the biggest challenge that arises against the background of the energy crisis. of course, if we talk about europe, europeans can and want to pay much higher prices for liquefied gas, but what does this mean for countries that developing countries that do not have such access well , the same of course applies to food and fertilizers, this is a very serious problem in water risks and a lack of water, which becomes a permanent systemic problem and not just a short-term crisis that needs to be responded to, all this hits developing countries much harder especially this applies to the countries of africa south of the sahara and the middle east and finally the most important although this item is not included in the top five because we do not care so much about developing countries although it should be about human development is what we see after 40 years of globalization that lifted people out of poverty and created a global middle class now ac

angeles, the president of the gvt, not was, but unlike other major state governments in the western hemispherehe president of the jimaya who protested not against the absence of the leaders of the venezuelan nicaragu club at the summit, but against the fact that who did he accuse his attorney general of corruption? in the end? as a result, the president of guatemala was forced to become the only head of state in latin america, because he went to kiev and the head of his foreign ministry put on a mask with the flag of taiwan in taiwan at the last, however, another rebuke came from the ministry of china, he starts a dream for me. we also we urge guatemala not to hold candles before the devil to have a clear understanding of the international situation. and as soon as possible to make a decision in the appropriate reference time. and now the president of paraguay has said that if we continue to maintain these relations, then taiwan should invest a billion dollars in the paraguayan economy, but will they find it extra in taiwan now , especially for international review, sergey brilev alexei nikola

last year i brought together 20 leaders -- many of you were there -- from the western hemisphere.eads of state to stabilize the flow of immigration, to expand pathways to immigration, and to manage the border. the leaders of the hemisphere build on those efforts that i led when i was vice president to expand economic assistance to nations in north central america. so people here can improve their economic prospects at home. instead of having to leave the united states. most people would much rather stay in the country they are in if they can feed their families, be safe, send their kids to school and have opportunity. it's not like people have heard me say before. it's not like people are sitting around a table somewhere in central america. so i got a great idea. let's sell everything we have. let's give it to a coyote, a smuggler. they'll take us on a tiring journey for the thousands of journey for the thousands of miles to get to the united states. then we're gonna illegally cross the border. they're gonna drop us in the desert in a place where we don't speak the language, won't

is in crisis and how things are incredibly bad in that country, which is the poorest in the western hemisphere. well, it's a lot worse now than it has been even for some years. previously, we're talking about the fact that gangs now control more than 60 percent of the capital, where there's neighborhoods where they using rape, sexual violence, or mass to try and control the population where they're murdering. whether it's too thing where the un was saying the other day that for the past year, representative of the un that someone's been kid not every 6 hours. so this is a situation in a country which is really rich in boiling point plane make a boeing is pleaded not guilty in the u. s. cord to charges of fraud related to crushes of at 737 max jets. the firm is accused of hiding design flaws in the aircraft, which caused the crashes in 2018 in 201-9346 people were killed. victims families want the court to throw out the settlement. boeing negotiated with department of justice to avoid prosecution. let's remind you of events behind the case in october 2018. the max 737 plane crushed into this. j

community of latin american and caribbean states of selak, it includes 33 out of 35 states from the western hemispherehe exception of the united states and canada, under the previous president, brazil withdrew from the organization. well , with the entry into office of the moon yes force this month, the community resumed its participation. let me remind you that it was created in 2010 to better integrate the countries of latin america and reduce us influence on the politics and economy of the region, and at the end i release let me remind you of the exchange rate for today, the dollar is 68 rubles. 62 kop. euro 74 73. and for now, that's all roman masha thanks. now in the latest report, due to abnormally cold weather in ten regions, there are high risks of an accident at housing and communal services and railway transport facilities, severe frosts up to 406 °, on sakhalin in the primorsky khabarovsk territory near the amur and transbaikalia, nato's desire for further expansion and the use of ukraine as tool for conducting a hybrid war, chief of staff valery gerasimov called the interview an argument a

was no president of the gvt, but unlike other major state governments of the countries of the western hemisphere dzhemete who protested not against the absence of nicaragu and venezuelan club leaders at the summit, but against the fact that washington accused him of corruption. prosecutor in the end as a result, the president of guatemala was forced to become the only latin american head of state who traveled to kiev, and the head of his foreign ministry was an indicator wearing a mask with a flag taiwan on taiwan at the last one, however , came to fall away from the prc foreign ministry. we also call on guatemala not to hold a candle to the devil to have a clear understanding of the international situation. and as soon as possible to make a decision in accordance with the trends of the times, and now the president of paraguay has said that if we continue to maintain these relations, then taiwan should invest a billion dollars in the progish economy, but will the extra ones find it in taiwan now, especially for international review sergey sergeyev yevgeny makarov, this is not enough, paraguay to

is in crisis, and how things are incredibly bad in that country, which is the poorest in the western hemisphere. well, it's a lot worse now than it has been even for some years. previously we're talking about the fact that gangs now controlled woman 60 percent of the capitol, where there's neighborhoods where they're using rape, sexual violence, or mass to try and control the population where they're murdering, whether extorting where the u. n was saying the other day that for the past year representative of the un that so it's been kidnapped every 6 hours. so this is a situation in a country which is really reach in boiling point. and it's coming at a point in which there's a political vacuum. there are no officials, government officials in haiti right now that have been elected. and that includes the prime minister. so the gang seemed to be moving into that vacuum and pushing this country closer to being a failed failed state. gentleman at thanks very much indeed for joining us live that dozens of protests so tried to break into the offices of lebanon's judiciary. the anger at the slow pace o

the world is dealing with the greatest displacement of people since world war two and the western hemisphere. our entire hemisphere is gripped with the migration challenge administration recently announced the policy change that will send 30,000 migrants back to mexico every month. but at the same time and extended parole program will allow 30,000 migrants from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela the chance to request asylum if they meet strict requirements, like having a sponsor in the us and passing background checks and buying and spending the next two days in mexico, meeting with the leaders of both mexico and canada, andrew justin, thank you. evacuation orders have been issued near sacramento, california as another storm takes aim at the west coast. another six inches of rain could fall, triggering more flooding. the governor has requested a federal disaster declaration. the recent storms have claimed at least 12 lives. we're gonna take a closer look at today's forecast in just a few moments. officials in newport news virginia are staying tight lipped about the six year old boy accused

competitions came out representatives of only the western hemisphere russian woman anna linnikova. previous stage, as well as the representative of ukraine, her appearance on the stage was politically motivated during the demonstration of the national costume, the girl came out with a sword in her hands and huge wings behind her back, and at the swimsuit competition. she unfolded a cape with an inscription about supporting ukraine after a short advertisement . this is a hi smart tv for only 899 rubles. sber megamarket my action was studied in clinical trials polyoxidonium with colds and flu, only in lenta ready-made food lenta fresh is always fresh and tasty, we cook for you according to your favorite recipes from fresh products. choose lenta fresh products and your own culinary caesar roll for 109 rubles. billions from russian lotto have been raffled off. come for winnings stoloto brand stores buy tickets for special draws. all january wins every third ticket. if you like scooter dumplings, then you can do something wrong, because they are cooked according to a traditional recipe

is in crisis and how things are incredibly bad in that country, which is the poorest in the western hemisphere. well, it's a lot worse now than it has been even for some years. previously we're talking about the fact that gangs now controlled woman 60 percent of the capital, where there's neighborhoods where they're using rape, sexual violence, or mass to try and control the population where they're murdering, whether extorting where the un was saying the other day that for the past year, representative of the rent that someone's been kidnapped every 6 hours. so this is a situation in a country which is really reaching boiling point. the russia has launched a wave of missiles and drones on nearly a dozen regions and ukraine killing at least 11 people energy infrastructure was targeted, but residential areas will also hit one person was killed and keith, the 1st war related death in the capital this year. ukraine, it says 15 missiles headed for the city was shot down. thus, a butler has been to one of the areas in the capital hit by the data strikes. what has a huge crater here just off the mai

s. borders anywhere in the western hemisphere even knows it is crossing a road line. one can only imagine what would happen if, for instance, russia had formed an alliance with canada or mexico foreman. cuba is a 10th or even you are right, which is right. cuba, right, of course, and even that's further away than right on the border. and we could see during the cuban missile crisis, how aggressively the u. s responded, or i don't wanna say aggressively, could be defensively. but how, what sort of intense fears of attack that aroused on the part of the united united states recognize it as it's legitimate security interest. and i think everybody else, including the soviets, actually understood it. that's why they were a settlement. yeah. yeah. yeah. i think that's very true. so you know that there's a chapter in my book or call putting the shoe on the other foot by which i mean to say, how would the u. s. respond if russia or china, it's on something sort of equivalent, forming an alliance with um, with canada and mexico, we saw what happened even with respect to coup c

unfortunately, our responsibilityjust does not end in the western hemisphere. fanfare trumpets.to the full meeting of the so—called three amigos, with prime ministerjustin trudeau of canada, the emphasis was on finding shared solutions to common problems. some analysts, though, say it remains a huge challenge in a series of areas — from energy policy and security, to, crucially, immigration. mexico has insisted a lot, for instance, on the importance of regional development and subregional development, in central america in particular, as a way to address in the mid—to long—term the issue of immigration. and it is true, the us is concerned about how you get to that mid—term solution. you need a solution now. and that is true as well and that is not solved in one meeting. at the end of the two—day summit, the three leaders try to present a united front yet as they discussed the issues which they'd touched upon, the spaces between them seemed as big, arguably bigger, than the areas of common agreement. for all the talk of progress in areas of mutual interest, such as climate change

president was not very much present, but in different from other major state governments in the western hemisphere not the absence of any venezuela at the summit of club leaders that he was protesting, but the fact that washington accused his attorney general of corruption. you in the end as a result, the president of guatemala was forced to become the only latin american head of state to go to kiev, and the head of his foreign ministry put on a mask with the taiwan flag in taiwan at the last, however, he came to fall away from the prc foreign ministry and funning. we also call for guatemala not to hold candles to the devil to have a clear understanding of the international situation. and as soon as possible, make a decision in line with the trends of the times, and now the president of paraguay has said that if we continue to maintain relations, then taiwan should invest a billion dollars in the paraguayan economy, but will sergei brilyov alexey nikolayevich and evgeny makarov find news from guatemala now? and paraguay but on the fifteenth attempt, the house of representatives of the us congress

community of latin american and caribbean states, which includes 33 out of 35 states in the western hemisphereh the exception of the united states and canada under the previous president. brazil withdrew from the organization, but with the inauguration of the moon, forces in this the community resumed its participation in a month. the community was created in 2010 for a deeper integration of latin american countries and a decrease in us influence on the politics and economy of the region rustam kasumov to lead. and at the end of the issue, i will remind you of the exchange rate for today, the dollar is 68 rubles. 62 kop. euro 74 73 and that's all for now. thank you roman, i'm in the very last post now. due to abnormally cold weather in 10 regions, high risks of accidents at housing and communal services facilities and railway transport severe frosts up to 46 ° on sakhalin in primorsky and khabarovsk territories under the amur and transbaikalia nato's desire to further expand the use of ukraine as a tool for conducting a hybrid war at the beginning of the general staff valery gerasimov called t

is in crisis and how things are incredibly bad in that country, which is the poorest in the western hemisphere. well, it's a lot worse now than it has been peruse at present dinner. bella tay is facing growing fresh over her handling of anti government protest or trouble began in december when her predecessor was forced from office and imprisoned, of trying to dissolve congress. but just as one party to step down as marianna sanchez reports, there is one city where resistance to the government is especially fis. oh scenes. amaya left her home and 5 children behind in bruno to march in lima. she says she's never felt more offended by a peruvian precedent. oh, the number one they had said, no is not been fueling anger among these southern citizens. the symptom was in another matter, we feel outraged. what does she think did were bolivians were legitimate peruvians and were marching here every day. and she has trampled our rights. ah, a day after the government sent hundreds of soldiers to occupy foreigner and extended a curfew. amelia says, such measures are fueling people's anger. at least 18 p

caribbean states will be held in the warrior state, it includes the 33rd and 305th states of the western hemisphereith the exception of the usa and canada during the previous president brazil withdrew from the organization, but with the entry into office of the force. this month, the community was created in 2010 to deepen the integration of latin american countries and reduce the influence of the united states on the politics and economy of the region rustam kasumov resumed its participation. and in the end, let me remind you of the exchange rate for today, the dollar is 68 rubles. 62 kop. euro 74 73 about the economy, while everything was given by sports news and they will be presented by danila makhalin danila good morning. volleyball federation of ukraine banned its a player to play for a club that includes a russian. moreover, in case of refusal to comply with this decision, he would be banned from playing for the ukrainian national team. and we are moving on to tennis in the open. in the australian championship, an hour and a half ago, the first quarterfinal match started with the participati

so many countries are certainly away from the western hemisphere these days. i like bricks, for example, there are there old dumping the dollar. they're moving away from that dollar. they're investing in other currencies or gold. for example, i guess as a hedge to protect themselves because that's you said a few minutes ago. no country knows if it could be next in the firing line, economist and political analyst, i can always great to see you. thanks so much. you're welcome. so less than 10 percent of western companies operating in russia have actually left since the conflicts started in ukraine. and that is the result of our recent study by a swiss institute. and i was discussing the facts and figures just a bit early here in the studio. with marina cost alpha a lot of numbers at you right now. so basically we have, so it's less than 9 percent of companies left of russian. and if we break it down, there are the majority of those who remain our german american owns and then japanese, the companies that did leave this study found that the reason they left is be

the immigration crisis in the western hemisphere has been getting worse for decades . and we have to face it both us political parties are complicit. now even the supreme court has stepped in to permit the distortion of what was supposed to be an emergency health based regulation to keep immigrants out of the country. congress refuses to budget more money for immigration courts, which means that the courts everywhere are flooded with hundreds of thousands of backlog cases that are going nowhere. think about it, a legal system in the u. s. that's literally too poor to carry out the law. the trumpet, ministration, weaponized the issue, and pushed for a wall to cut off the united states from the rest of the hemisphere. the by the administration has made many promises, but is nowhere near ending. the sad, horrific stories of abuse detentions rapes, human trafficking, and even deaths at the southern border of the country. and now with the opposition in control of congress, the window of opportunity for reform just got a lot smaller and that sadly, is the bottom line. ah, to