so can argentina heal, in fact? >> yes, i think it can. i think that countries come out of these appalling situaions, like germany, but it takes so long. we're now 30 years away from, you know, the end of... well, the start of the horror. it took germany much longer than that to come to terms with it, and argentina's now coming to terms with it because the military are being put on trial, the people who ordered this to happen. and what is horrifying is that these people still will not admit what they did. they still argue as if they were fighting... >> hinojosa: a just war. >> a just war, yes, they actually say that. a war for christianity. the other oblem is an-commusm you know, this was... they believed they were fighting the third world war against communism. and they did not know themselves, i believe, that they were nazis. the other problem, too... the argentine military was trained by the germans, traditionally so. and so they had this nazi mentality and they used nazi methods. >> hinojosa: in the year 1976, '77, '78. that's pretty h

british response to argentina's president. colonial ambitions in the region we get live reaction from. the russian. government and. high taxes on the super rich. the look back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the week. these syrian leader has outlined his vision on how to end almost two years of continued civil conflict one of the key conditions for peace according to president bashar al assad is for regional and international powers to stop supporting the groups. was following what he said. but there has certainly been rather interesting quotes coming from the syrian president he in fact called to hold an international reconciliation conference. and the violence and the military conflict which is going on be going on for almost two years now in syria and this initiative according to assad will lead to a national wide referendum and fair election which is the only way according to the syrian president that the political landscape in this country can be changed but this initiative can only

work ok we'll get to that later first i want to ask about argentina because argentina is somewhere both of you guys have you know some experience with in the u.s. the u.s. is an empire people in the u.s. have not experienced the kind of economic turmoil that they have somewhere like argentina where they went through a default is there a difference in people's approach to risk and perceived risk and their desire and willingness to hedge against it somewhere like argentina where they've experienced that kind of thing firsthand versus the u.s. where they can hear about what could possibly go wrong but they haven't experienced that kind of economic turmoil to that extent. yeah you know i'd say i mean i i spent about five months of the year and argentina and you know the understanding of the cycles that tend to happen you know they tend to happen every sort of ten years where you know you get major currency blowups. that. seceded by the kind of breakdowns and civil liberties that that we're talking about possibly. happening here in the us. the people are very very aware of what's going on an

war of words over the falklands the rhetoric between argentina and. as david cameron says he is ready to fight for the islands could there be a repeat of the. freedom security ring hollow suicide epidemic sweeps through the u.s. military more troops and veterans are now taking their own lives. well it's seven pm on monday here in moscow this is the life with me rover sushi it's a pleasure to have you with us today. but critical and detached from reality that's how a peace plan proposed by the syrian president was described in washington and in london and while syria's key opposition group which enjoys the overwhelming support of western states has a once again called for immediate regime change in a rare t.v. address to the nation president assad offered a political roadmap to ending almost two years of bloody civil conflict and the proposal includes dialogue a constitutional referendum and calls on outside powers to stop funding what he described as terrorism in syria political analyst marcus papadopoulos believes there are elements within the syrian

a war of words between britain and argentina but could it turn into a real war the u.k. prime minister says he is ready to fight to keep control over the falkland islands . and marking also christmas in russia and around the world as people park into churches and cathedrals for special celebrations. and you saw in russia and around the world this is all see with me. and a very warm welcome to the program. they see we're in opposition and western leaders have rejected a peace plan proposed by president assad and instead they are again demanding that he should go in a raid to address bashar al assad offered a national dialogue and a constitutional referendum to end the nearly two years of a conflict that he pledged to continue fighting what he calls terrorist violence and urged foreign nations to stop funding his enemies assad's speech was punctuated with loud cheering for his supporters but his opponents dismissed the address as hypocritical political analyst marcus papadopoulos believes there are elements within the syrian opposition that will continue fighting despite a

war of words over the falklands the rhetoric between argentina and the u.k. escalate says david cameron says he's ready to fight for the audience could there be a repeat of the bloodshed thirty years ago. freedom security in the hollow was a suicide epidemic sweeps through u.s. military ranks with more troops and veterans now taking their own lives the. international news and comment line from center here in moscow this is twenty four hours a day. it's a critical and detached from reality that's how a peace plan proposed by syrian president bashar al assad was described in washington and london while syria's key opposition group which enjoys the overwhelming support of western states has once again called for immediate regime change in a rare t.v. address to the nation present a sad offer a political road map to end the almost two years of bloody civil conflict the proposal includes dialogue a constitutional referendum and calls on alcide powers to stop funding what he described as terrorism in syria political analyst marcus papadopoulos believes there are el

but argentina has told the british prime minister to rein in his colonial ambitions and concentrate on his country's internal problems the hardline response follows a warning from david cameron that the u.k. would fight to keep control of the focalin diamonds and the two nations afford a war over the territory back in one thousand nine hundred two more on the story now to our correspondent sara. here with asked this question in an interview whether britain would fight to keep the falkland islands and prime minister david cameron saying of course we would say he made his position there extremely clear if an attempt was made by argentina to retake the falkland islands that military treats would be the fluid by birth and so absolutely very clear on that very strong rhetoric coming from the prime minister a view that issuing this comes on the back of argentina as a president really making these accusations that the falkland islands stolen from argentina by britain i think she called it a nineteenth century colonialism and i think some concern for people here today that you know this is som

war of words over the full plans the rhetoric between argentina and the u.k. escalates as david cameron says he's ready to fight for the islands could there be a repeat of the bloodshed thirty years ago. freedom security and duty ring hollow so suicide epidemic sweeps through the u.s. military more troops and veterans now it's taking their own lives than die in combat. it is now a just after six pm on monday here in moscow this is all it's he lives with me rule re sushi welcome to the program hypocritical and it detached from reality peace plan proposed by syrian president bashar al assad it was described in washington and london of syria's. the overwhelming support of western states has once again called for immediate regime change in iraq t.v. address to the nation president assad offered a political roadmap to ending almost two years of bloody civil conflict and the proposal includes dialogue a constitutional referendum and calls on outside powers to stop funding what he described as terrorism in syria political analyst and market elements within the syrian

also this hour a war of words between britain and argentina but could it turn into a real war david cameron says the u.k. is a really ready to fight to keep control of the new clint islands. and knocking over the christmas and russia and around a while this people park into churches and cathedrals for special celebrations. international news line for most go this is all she was me. and a very warm welcome to the program. the syrian opposition and western leaders have rejected a peace plan proposed by president assad and instead they are again demanding that he should go in the rare t.v. address bashar al assad offered and national dialogue and a constitutional referendum to em's the nearly two years civil conflict but he pledged to continue fighting what he calls terrorist violence and those foreign nations to stop funding his enemies assad's speech was punctuated with loud cheering from his supporters but his opponents dismissed their dress as hypocritical political analyst marcus puppet dopplers believes there are elements within the syrian opposition that so continue and will continue fi

now argentina has told the british prime minister to make jobs not war this in a robust response to his comments about the focal and islands david cameron said the u.k. military is ready to fight for the disputed territory sparking concerns there could be a repeat of the armed conflict between the two nations thirty years ago sarah ferguson story. here with our says question in an interview whether britain would fight to keep the folks in the islands and prime minister david cameron saying of course we would say he made his position there extremely clear if an attempt was made by argentina to retake the folk and violence that military treats would be the fly by person so absolutely very clear on that very strong westerly coming from the prime minister is that if she comes on the back of argentina as president we making at least accusations that the falkland islands stolen from argentina by britain i think she called it nineteenth century colonialism and i think some concern for people here today that you know this is something that is very much focused on in the course of the interview

is the president really making these accusations that the falkland islands were stolen from argentina by britain i think she called it a nineteenth century colonialism and i think some concern for people here today that you know this is something that is very much focused on in the course of the interview this is some of the strongest statements over the course that ceviche are doing a little bit some of the other very important issues that are happening on a national level at the moment here in the country we've got rate cuts to travel that they're coming in this week it's cheese day that i'll go to the house of commons so as a very important issues here at home at the moment of course a lot of people say we're talking about fighting a war somewhere else when it when actually was fighting our own battles here in the country on the remote screen nearly thirty years since we saw the end of the focus war it definitely has a very strong resonance with people here in britain that we seeing this this old me kick off again as i said if our very strong comments from the president in argentin

the focus not as a stolen from argentina by britain i think she called it nineteenth century colonialism and i think some concern for people here today that you know this is something very much focused on in the course of the n.t. this is some of the strongest statement that of course say the shattering a little bit some of the other very important issues that are happening on a national level at the moment here in the country we've got the cuts to child benefit coming in this week she say that i'll go to the house of commons it's very important issues here at home at the moment of course a lot of people say we're talking about fighting a war somewhere else where she was fighting our own battles here in the country. nearly thirty years since we saw the end the focus well it definitely has a very strong resonance with people here in britain that we've seen this this ultimate kick off again as i said we've had very strong comments from the president in argentina is also of course come in. and it's been discovered that there are large oil reserves of course i think that's really going to pl

and the idea that you are you've encouraged people to come to argentina a community in argentina to i don't want to put too much of a spin on this but i'll say it's kind of a libertarian values embraced in bye-bye community and even talking about this for a while recently we have people in mimicking you doug if i can say that you got glenn back you want to start a new community in texas based on libertarian values you got the koch brothers you want to take over an island in detroit and create a new society be. based on libertarian values my first my first question is. how's that going i was this community in argentina going to it's actually going fantastically well and i don't say that as a promoter. i think that astounds me at a coffee shop today is. probably in fact certainly the best development in the world and cut in for a second by kansas cut in i'm just i'm sure it's a lovely place to be but the idea that you there is so much there's a split ideologically and it economically in the united states in terms of what the government should be doing assam pro-capitalist agenda and f

that you must say and said that if an attempt was made by argentina to retake the falkland islands that military troops would be the fluid by birth and so absolutely very clear on that very strong rhetoric coming from the prime minister. why would you make such an attention grabbing statement like that well this comes on the back of argentina as president we making these accusations that the falkland islands were stolen from argentina by greece and i think she called it a nineteenth century colonialism but of course you know this is really ramped up recently the issue has come once again back into fakers in the context of this interview there were a lot of other issues that were raised and i think some concern from people here today that you know this is something that is very much focused on in the course of the interview this is some of the strongest statement that of course perhaps save this adding a little bit some of the other very important issues that are happening on a national level at the moment here in the country tomorrow we've got there. yes as we saw the end of the focus w

it's a war over words over the falklands the rhetoric between argentina in the u.k. escalates as david cameron says he's ready to fight for the islands could there be a repeat of the bloodshed thirty years ago that story out of us coming your way after the short break. crime is a plague of the big cities but in a tiny arkansas town of twenty five thousand it is really getting out of hand pure gold is a property crime index of more than double the national average and rape burglary and assault are also way above average poor poor gold is a dangerous place to live in but what's the answer to living in constant fear of criminals well the mayor thinks that the answer to that problem is to live in constant fear of the government how logical the mayor and police chief have a doorstop plan to send out police patrols with fifteen's and full swat are to i guess intimidate the local population into submission well actually the plan is for them to stand around it ask people an important question ask them to show id the answer to crime isn't a police state sending guys out with

battle. >> they have the right to choose their own future and dismissed argentina's claims that the referendum is illegal, an official said. >> they are -- we hope the results of the referendum will give us something we can show internatio you are watching lin. >> >> welcome back. let's recap of the headlines. headlines.he an indian court has charged the five men accused of raping a woman. a bomb had killed 27 people. shia pilgrims were returning from a religious festival. 60 others were wounded. investigators say a man was receiving psychiatric care who had shot four and injured two. a prominent rebel leader was killed by u.s. drone strike. -- tribal leader was killed by a u.s. drone strike. >>in south waziristan. the missile killed him when he was swapping vehicles. he was targeted in november and was believed to have been injured in that attack. fighters of many nationalities who fought alongside him respected this man. he belongs to one of the three factions of pakistani tribal fighters who have struck deals with the government. in 2007 he held pakistan and security forces -- he

david cameron is ready to fight a war to keep the that's the british response to argentina's president who's accused him of colonial ambitions in the region. and also reporting the. russian passport. with the government in france over taxes on the super rich. with a look back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly here on. the syrian leader has outlined his vision on how to end almost

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