when i say chavez, i talked about the chavez regime. chavez is no longer. this is a regime that has been designed to be around for a long time. they believe that those who come after chavez, nicholas maduro and his friends, are going to radicalize their revolution even further. in the next chapter i talk about -- i talk about the transnational aspect of the bolivarian revolution. has put a lot of resources into trying to find families whose ideologies were keen to his own. to maketried to use -- sure that somebody that actually follows his line gains power or is elected in different countries. sometimes your elections, sometimes not through elections. clear.son is very create theuntries same type of regime, namely, having a full power executive power that controls the populations as much as possible, that means that it would be easy for the bolivarian revolution to achieve unity in the continent. most of these positions will be in whatever position will be in the hands of the people. where is the threat here? it is clear. venezuelament of established relati

chavez. and the family is here on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: and here they are in our studio, the family of cesar chavez. rita is cesar's sister, and barbara is cesar's niece here on "comunidad del valle." welcome back to the show. rita chavez medina: thank you for having us. damian: now, let's start on, if we will, kind of a sad note, rita. because we've been losing a lot of the family members, verdad? i mean, we lost cesar so many years ago, and the family members are slowly joining him. rita: i've lost my three brothers already. damian: how tough is it to be the matriarch, you know? because everybody--you and your sister are it, you're there right now. rita: i don't know, you know, exactly what it is. just i'm the same every day. i'm the same person. damian: now, you're 94 years young. what are you eating that--because i need to know what you're doing that-- rita: if i tell you, you're not going to l

six years since the death of venezuela's president hugo chavez to man to the power struggle the country is dealing with a sparling political and economic crisis so is there a way out and what's childish his legacy this is inside story. hello that i'm james when venezuela's former president hugo chavez died on the fifth of march two thousand and thirteen it sparked a series of events that is still playing out today his hand-picked successor nicolas maduro continued the policies that his critics say have led to hyperinflation and widespread shortages of food and medicine opposition leader is demanding the duras resignation but he's refusing to go. return to caracas on monday he defied a travel ban to drum up support for mass and american allies threatened to arrest quiet on his return but the u.s. warned that any action against him will have consequences is now calling for more protests on saturday against majority we'll bring in our guests in a moment to discuss all of this but first daniel schweitzer takes a look at the effect of hugo chavez's legacy on venezuela's crisis. jody's moore

a ceremony to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the death of former been as well and leader hugo chavez the glow of the bowl of varian revolution which brought who good job is to power twenty years ago has dimmed would venezuelans they'll face is the fallout of a power struggle between a determined president and an equally unwavering opposition leader but up a little. evidence is alleging from iraq that juveniles are being tortured into confessing to crimes including being involved with eisel natasha going to in the northern iraq spoke exclusively to one teenager's family. passing through the checkpoint was supposed to bring the seventeen year old we're calling zara closer to a future with hope instead his family says kurdish security forces in northern iraq snatched any chance of that he was arrested eight months ago as the family was trying to cross into erbil to escape a tribal feud back home in mosul should you and your security forces blindfolded handcuffed and hit him when they slapped him he had to say he joined eisel for three days the interrogator said it's not enough if you do

death anniversary of former president hugo chavez. wrote in to us talking about kashmir saying due to all these different opinions i'm afraid that they may never be peace and crush me so sad again do get in touch with those we want to hear from you. if you're watching us on facebook live got a bonus story for you coming up on the koreans in seoul who shared their thoughts about last week's hanoi summit that's from our friends at a.j. plus and still ahead the u.s. senate joins the ante and vaccine spent where we live in washington where hearings on the way to explore ways to get more parents to get their children the shots they . are going to welcome back to in a national weather forecast we're really not looking too bad across a lot right now we're going to be seeing probably some clouds and some rain across parts of turkey over the next few days that's going to be on the increase here not really seeing it on wednesday but by the time we get to thursday there it is across parts of syria as well let's go attempt to view of seventeen bu

on the anniversary of the chavez venezuela's president an opposition leader competes for the loyalty of people. hello and welcome a debate a policy of watching our desire live from doha also coming up. as u.s. senators call for more sanctions the european union will urge saudi arabia to cooperate with the investigation into jamal khashoggi smart are. refusing to give up the fight but there's a warning from algeria's army chief for protesters who want the president to go. very useful for science and for giving hope to. the people. the message from one breakthrough patient to another and the treatment of a. so it defines venezuelan president nicolas maduro is vowing to defeat the opposition despite the mounting pressure on him to step down he's accusing one guy joe and his supporters of destabilizing the country it is murderous first public comments and squad to defy the travel ban and return to caracas on monday at an event marking the death of the former president hugo chavez has occurred supporters to attend what he calls the anti imperialist demonstrations on saturday. while a craz

six years since the death of venezuela's president hugo chavez two men along in a power struggle the country is dealing with a sparling political and economic crisis so is there a way out and what's cha this is legacy this is inside story. elo that i'm james space when venezuela's former president hugo chavez died on the fifth of march two thousand and thirteen it sparked a series of events that is still playing out today his hand-picked successor nicolas maduro continued the policies that his critics say have led to hyperinflation and widespread shortages of food and medicine opposition leader one wydow is demanding the duras resignation but he's refusing to go. return to caracas on monday he defied a travel ban to drum up support for mass and american allies majority threatened to arrest quite zero on his return but the u.s. warned that any action against him will have consequences why those now calling for more protests on saturday against majority we'll bring in our guests in a moment to discuss all of this but first daniel schweizer takes a look at the effect of hugo chavez's le

let's look first at the old times and chavez has to live then chavez put a lot of the money over the oil the huge oil money eventually gets into helping the . people. so he put it into the education system into the health system. things he can see. his successes. is a different story now we do have a story. with more. people you go. rest and then they go to. tree. along with the oil price collapse came a financial in from the usa. for this purpose we're going to announce sanctions against. venezuela. spanish acronym the state. we're looking at the oil assets. to the government of venezuela it will make a big difference to the united states economically if we could have american oil companies invest in. capabilities. and i reached the source of the absurdity in venezuela's economy. then when i tried to exchange the dollars i had with me. as well as the official exchange rate for the. black market right. find the prevailing black market exchange rate from a facebook page. now things have changed they can find it on instagram. maybe. by controlling. anyone citizens against the governmen

we recorded this event and 2013, the year the book was published and a year that hugo chavez died and nicolas maduro took over as president. the fight for american studies in washington, [applause] you for this kind -- thank you for this kind introduction. the fund fornk america. i am pleased with the attendance tonight. it is a terrific job by the sponsoring organizations. a special thanks to nancy who is in charge of the security project with the coeditor of the

well venezuela's president marks six years since the death of chavez opposition leader one why though urges state workers to help him oust. hello i'm barbara sara you're watching live from london also coming up. after days of protests against president hu to freak out algeria's army chief accuses some of seeking a return to the country's years of bloodshed pakistan arrests members of an armed group blamed for last month's attack on indian troops in kashmir and the london patient becomes only the second person in the world to be declared free of the aids virus. venezuela's opposition leader one way though has appealed to state workers to back him in his push to oust the president nicolas with a little more though says he's in talks with the unions to call strikes in a bid to paralyze the public sector the strikes would seek to capitalize on the momentum spurred by those triumphant return to venezuela on monday after he flouted a travel ban to tour latin america there were concerns he would be detained by the flu into a singapore without being stopped and went on to address a huge rally

es importante porque todo lo que peleÓ cÉsar chÁvez para los derechos de los trabajadores. todas estas cosas que dolores y cÉsar pelearon para nuestra comunidad estÁn siendo atacadas. dicen que se protejan los derechos de los trabajadores. el mensaje es claro, en sus manos sostienen mantas comenzadas a favor de los inmigrantes indocumentados estamos decidiendo legalizaciÓn para todos porque lo que necesitamos en ese paÍs. no queremos los pedacitos, no mÁs algunos estÁn protegidos, queremos que todos estÉn protegidos >> para honrar el legado de cÉsar chÁvez este desfile cumple 19 aÑos desarrollÁndose en tucson [mÚsica] >> ha sido parte de su preponderancia la comunidad, como uno de los lideres mÁs significantes de los Últimos tiempos, nos dio permiso de activarnos en nuestra zona >> se celebran los 55 aÑos del derrocamiento presidente constitucional y el comienzo de una dictadura. buen sonaron fue militar y llamÓ las fuerzas armadas para que se organizarÁn los cuarteles >> tres palestinos murieron hoy por disparos en israel ante las protestas del ejÉrcito d

. >> esta mañana se celebró el aniversario 20 de la fundación c césar chávez con la entrega de becas a estudiantes latinos sobresalientes para ir a la universidad, hablamos con uno de los estudiantes que recibió esta beca para que su sueño se haga realidad en el ámbito laboral. >> elisa es una de las beneficiadas de las becas que se entregaron este viernes. >> es un honor recibir esta b a beca, soy muy afortunada, y e estoy agradecida con la familia chávez. >> es una joven de jalisco y t estudia administración y n negocios para ser una directora ejecutiva. >> le gustaban las cajas para a cambiar billetes, las monedas, desde entonces le dije que iba a ser un ejecutiva. >> su sueño esta más cerca de convertirse en realidad, asistirá a la universidad de california, y considera otras opciones con este apoyo finan e financiero. >> me quitó mucha presión a mí y a mi familia para pagar mi colegiatura. >> tengo una condición de salud, es difícil trabajar, y contamos con la solvencia económica de mi esposo, pero que esto estimula a decir quiero una vida mejor, quiero superarme.

that it was true first of the old times and chavez forced to live then chavez put a lot of the money over the oil the huge oil money eventually gets into helping the people of venezuela as he put it into the education system and put it into the health care system and if you can poverty. whatever bad things you can see about trevor's death most true what happened often was his successes. is a different story now we do have a story about the old price was still high but more and more money went to the elites the poor. from the usa. for this purpose we're going to announce sanctions against. the state. from a facebook page. changed. by controlling. anyone can citizens against the government. two opposing sides have been trying to explain the crisis in venezuela. suffering is caused by american sanctions and internal economic sabotage. explained everything and is often used as an excuse. socialism is to blame for. venezuela has affected a prosperous nation. free for all. this is not a. socialist venezuela this is the socialist dilemma. i don't think so because actually during the period

before the presidential election of two thousand and twelve and after chavez's death that again led to elections. american sanctions will soon be added to this artificial scarcity making the situation even worse. brought director of the c.p.r. in washington follows all economic developments he believes that america's sanctions are killing people in venezuela. when obama first imposed these sanctions on individuals because they violate this woman in international conventions he had to declare that venezuela poses an extraordinary and unusual threat to the security of the united states which is of course ridiculous and so this is a very aggressive thing trumpet taking a big step further and really did make it nearly impossible for the venezuelan economy recover temperamental that it will kill you not see it oh no he needs them from being a woman to have some of the feeling. be and he says yeah you might make i mean to hide me but i limp out of the book at all lived all the facets illness it really sad that they claimed. it to be less from the second life and i said in that message that b

colombian border this road was once mined by huge fields of sugar cane but the late president hugo chavez expropriated millions of acres of farms and ranches because of government mismanagement the fields are no longer cultivated the country even has to import sugar. typical farms have been abandoned. all of the money that was invested here is lost. if we have neither the sugar cane that used to be cultivated here and gave the sugar nor do we have the vegetables that were supposed to be grown here to feed the venezuelan people. in this way that . the result is a hunger crisis more than three million venezuelans have fled the country after syria it's the world's biggest refugee crisis. neither sees our buddies nor one quite knows convoy are making headway the road is closed. they move my. believe we've been stuck in this traffic jam for over an hour and the information we have is that the government so either the military or the police have parked a truck sideways across the other end of the cabrera tunnel to block the convoy from passing through when they let go at it i. believe a buffer.

was it a constitutional move a procedure to remove chavez from office in two thousand and seven. in two thousand and sixteen. zero before the government. will give a crap. was the decision ethical. time may not be qualified to say. in my country as well as in italy the banker was appointed prime minister and a referendum was ignored. in europe we cancelled a total of five referendums because the citizens haven't voted as the e.u. wanted them to. it was those decisions constitutional maybe they were but also ethical and democratic. in venezuela after the two thousand and fifteen crisis the part of the right wing opposition started boycotting elections. they asked the un not to send experts who could determine whether fraud had been attempted. democracy in venezuela goes into turmoil just the government solely responsible or is it also the ghost of the two thousand and two coup. several coup instigators will never go to prison and will form the hard core of the right wing office. it's interesting that. many of the opposition politicians today in venezuela were involved in some way

for the presidential election of two thousand and twelve and off to chavez's death that again led to elections. american sanctions will soon be added to this artificial scarcity making the situation even worse. brought director of the c.p.r. at washington follows all economic developments he believes that america's sanctions are killing people in venezuela. when obama first imposed the sanctions on individuals because they violate so many international conventions he had to declare that venezuela poses an extraordinary and unusual threat to the security of the united states which is of course ridiculous and so this is a very aggressive thing trumpet taking a big step further and really did make it nearly impossible for the venezuelan economy recover temperamental that it will kill him at seattle no he needs that don't mean a woman who has a must if you see a b. and he says yeah look i'm like me coming behind me but i limp. lived all the things that see on the city's had their way they claimed. it under less from a muffin i said in that message that in super meant to call the talban.

who first of the old times and chavez will still alive. but money will be or will be huge oil money even sure that gets to helping the people of venezuela so he put it into the education system and put it into the health care system and the v.a. to. bad things he can see about. what had been offered. his successes. is a different story now we do have a story that when the old price was too high the more money went to the needs of people who are suffering the most and the people you go dryads rest and then they go to hit by the bush administration at any old rich country. along with the oil price collapse came a financial in from the usa. podium over to stephen for this purpose we're going to announce sanctions against. venezuela. paid if they says it's known by its spanish acronym the state oil monopoly we're looking at the oil assets that's the single most important income stream to the government of venezuela it will make a big difference to the united states economically if we could have american oil companies really invest in and produ

on the out of verse three of the dead chavez venezuela's president and the opposition leader competes for the loyalty of the people. pakistan announces the detention of dozens of suspects it says are linked to the recent violence in kashmir. and u.s. senators call for more sanctions the european union will urge saudi arabia to cooperate with the investigation into the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi . and what could be a major breakthrough in the treatment of hiv. aids a fine venezuelan president nicolas maduro has vowed to defeat the opposition and spite of mounting pressure on him to step down now he's accusing one guy joe and his supporters of destabilizing the country it's his first public comments since why they defied a travel ban and returned to caracas on monday at an event marking the death of the former president who got chavez a doodle called on his supporters to attend what he called anti imperialist demonstrations on saturday. while a crazy minority continues with their hatred with their bitterness it's their problem we will not pay attention to them compared to

under hugo chavez, you didn't have the same issues. he brought this leftist, socialist type of government and ruling, there was obviously corruption and other repression but people weren't suffering the way they were under nicolas maduro. he had a much more dictatorial, autocratic style of governing. when oil prices declined, that's when he really tried to seize control, that's when the corruption got worse, that's when venezuela got much harsher in its treatment of oppositionists, in its narco trafficking, related to the highest levels of the government. that all worsened under his presidency. the sanctions against -- the u.s. sanctions against venezuela have not created the crisis. they have probably contributed to its exacerbating, though, certainly following those sanctions. bonn saw the day that john bolton came out with notes on his paper that talked about troops in venezuela, that seemed designed to be noticed. how does this play out? we're talking about sending troops to other places, there seem to be hints from this administra

and this from pangs of luck six years since the death of his predecessor and talk because chavez. will have more on the importance of that and of us we shortly but first. reports from kolkata where the colombia venezuela border. thousands took to the streets in caracas anxiously awaiting the return of the opposition leader when he was returning from a tour of several south american countries that have pledged their support for his proposal of a transitional government while many expected quite bill would be arrested for having violated an order by bin as well as supreme court not to leave the country his plane was allowed to land and get access and he now says he would be joining the demonstrations on the streets. let's go where in this together long live venezuela. as he arrived at the last eleven assistance and downtown can access why don't was mobbed by supporters as he told his own citizens that momentum against the rule of president nicolas maduro is stronger than ever again if there was you know what i'm after is a good idea not to go to usurper who wears the venezuelan flag

a bastian of support for hugo chavez and his socialist revolution. six years since his death, many here still mourn him, liie elizabeth, who has created a shrine to the former president. she remains loyal too his successor, nicolas maduro. we are going through a major crisis right now. we continue to support maduro so we ccn improve the situation we are in. it is s all a result of f an economic and political war against us. this neighborhood, like many across venezuela, are home to the boulevard in militia -- livarian militiis. and it is not only here that people still support the revolution led by hugo chavez. rejected juanans guaido, the opposition leader declared himself the legitimate interim president. the capital, people have been celebrating the carnival period rather than joining opposition protests. many here do noo feel that juan guaidoorepresents them. >> the venezuelan people you can see in the streets, it shoos you the peace and happiness of the carnival in venezuela. theas nothing to do with lives of the usurper, mr. -- wwat's his name

as we probably should you know so it doesn't spread spread it's contagious hugo chavez did a horrible things to the venezuelan people actually under chavez poverty decreased by fifty percent extreme poverty decreased by seventy percent health care rapidly increased and he was able to achieve that all while ducking our assassination attempts pretty impressive progress in. health care so his idea about you know free health care he has seen the manifests atrocities that have occurred yes bernie sanders has seen people by for a health care without warning they're just walking out of three but three out care smacked him in the face it's horrible imus n.b.c. puts on a bald faced conspiracy theorist and it's fine this is viewed as some kind of legitimate political discussion there is no difference between that ass hat and all flat earth or alex jones or someone who thinks dunkin donuts has good coffee. you know sense well both the host and the other panelists hardly refuted a little there here and there because these are corporate owned talking heads on a corporate channel that doesn't want

venezuela did this in 1999 with hugo chavez. he got rid of the whole separation of powers and stacked the court. the supreme court in venezuela is a complete joke. they did whatever hugo chavez wanted and now they do whatever nicolas maduro wants. we don't want to be that, doug. >> no, we don't. carl marks made the -- karl marx said you keep repeating the same statement and it will eventually take. trish: we believe in the pro tesks our freedom and liberties in this country. president trump promising that america will never become a socialist country as far-left presidential hopefuls continue to press their socialist agendas. republican congressman devin nunes is suing twitter for allegedly censoring his tweets. are you surprised? we know there is an anti-conservative bias in silicon valley. we have the not so shocking we have the not so shocking truth when we return. choosing my car insurance was the easiest decision ever. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a c

of course mr chavez was against the domination of foreigners over his country and other countries he was a strong teach of the people vote the numbers because i believe you should ask the people who make such labels why they are trying to fan the atmosphere of vengeance among the public those who knew mr chavez closely know that he was a very kind man a really lovely person and on various occasions i saw him in many parts of venezuela he went to the people we without any security or bodyguards he listened to the people for hours he loved his people and that is how he lived them and i think if you want to have a better world you need to have certain standards that are acceptable by all the nations of the world the stand is defined by those with hundreds of years of colonial history who waged war was even today they set their sights on the wealth of other nations and they cannot run their own economy independent of other nations . those standards have failed to bring security to the world it's not the food issue or don't have it in their corner. interest on the internet and this does n

chavez's bolivarian revolution inherited all the structural problems that the economy had faced in the twentieth century. the dutch disease the destroyed production high inflation and huge inequalities. but for the first time while revenues did not flow into the hands of the few and foreign oil companies. that were distributed to the people. then under constant economic war huge mistakes were made mainly in monetary policy. when oil prices collapsed all those problems old and new came to the surface. the ball was still poor and the rich who was still rich decided to take revenge. i. when my country and europe was sinking in a crisis some was concerned about toilet paper in venezuela. some just wanted venezuela's oil and needed the pretext of humanitarian intervention. despite its mistakes and failures lead to. maybe it didn't achieve more than conservative governments would have in the sixty's and seventy's. but that's not acceptable today. anyone who must be crushed. george w. bush the president of the united states government of iraq and the future of your country. belongs to you. in

kennedy arrived in that picture you see on their breaking bread, sharing a piece of bread and chavez is breaking his fast. kennedy and chavez was entitled the gun in america and for every cover that time did there was a cover story and that was the story that was entitled the gun in america time wanted it, witho assassinations, martin luther king and robert kennedy, two time felt it was time to do a major story on the gun as they titled small arms and guns in america. this was an expensive cover to by roy lichtenstein and the parameters in 1960 in all walks of life were being disbanded and tested lichtenstein and the in time magazine was doing the same thing with its artists. he really had not used pop artists too much before. in the 1960's, they began and liechtenstein was one of three major pop artists that time have used. the other two mainly would be andy warhol and robert rothenberg. here,age of liechtenstein this is an image of print on acetate, sheets of acetate and for every different color you see here, there is a different sheet of acetate. it was a time-consuming process t

y se prepara para ir a la universidad con la ayuda de esta beca que recibe por parte de la familia chávez >>> estoy muy feliz de haber recibido esta beca >>> la madre está feliz porque sus hijos recibieron la de >>> me gustaría ir a la universidad de california este país de muchas oportunidades si las sabes lograr, o sea, hay muchos caminos yo pienso que con una carrera es un ejemplo para mis amigos que tienen hijos >> el suyo de miles de biología >>> producir farmacéuticos >> por lo que la beca que recibirá mañana será de gran ayuda para hacer su sueño realidad porque sí se puede >> el evento se llevará a cabo este viernes en la ciudad de san josé con el apoyo de asistentes y corporaciones que traen estas becas a estudiantes sobresalientes y estaré como maestra de ceremonia >>> y esto los motiva a cumplir sus metas>colagenoartrit se aprueba proyecto de ley que podría tener estudios bíblicos y ahora incluye 26 textos para enseñar sobre la historia dicen que este proyecto de ley es una mezcla del iglesia su estado >>> a un anciano le sirvieron chiles jalapeños en su alimen

things to the venezuelan people actually under chavez poverty decreased by fifty percent extreme poverty decreased by seventy percent health care rapidly increased and he was able to achieve that all while ducking our assassination attempts pretty impressive progress. as i don't like to bricks about health care so his idea about you know free health care he has seen the manifests atrocities that have occurred yes for any sanders has seen people by for a health care without warning they just walking out is very free outcast not going to fight it's horrible and most n.b.c. puts on a bald faced conspiracy theorist and it's fine this is viewed as some kind of legitimate political discussion. there is no difference between that ass hatch and all flat earth or alex jones or someone who thinks dunkin donuts has good coffee but. you wait no sense while both the host and the other panelists hardly refute a little in their way here and there because these are our corporate owned talking heads on a corporate channel that doesn't want equality doesn't want justice and doesn't want an educated popula

venezuela welcome president mahmoud ahmadinejad one of the world's greatest revolutionaries a good chavez remembered by supporters and enemies alike today died six years ago this week you knew him was he has a major mainstream media has it a dictator. smoothed out. in the name of god the most merciful americans and the british can label people however they want we have to see what their standards and quite syria are for labeling people in such a way. do you know of a dictator who loves his people who could walk freely among the people on the streets listen to their demands and fulfill them of course mr chavez was against the domination of foreigners over his country and other countries he was a strong supporter of freedom. he became president with a high percentage of the people vote the number that's because i believe you should ask the people who make such labels why they are trying to fan the atmosphere of vengeance among the public those who knew mr chavez closely know that he was a very kind man a really lovely person and on various occasions i saw him in many parts of venezuela he w

venezuela welcome president mahmoud ahmadinejad's one of the world's greatest revolutionaries a good chavez remembered by supporters and enemies alike today died six years ago this week you knew him was he has a major mainstream media has it a dictator. in the name of god the most merciful americans and the british can label people however they want we have to see what their standards and criteria are fair labeling people in such a way do you know of a dictator who loves his people who could walk freely among the people on the streets listen to their demands and fulfill them of course mr chavez was against the domination of foreigners over his country and other countries he was a strong supporter of freedom. he became president with a high percentage of the people's vote. the number because i believe you should ask the people who make such labels why they are trying to fan the atmosphere of vengeance among the public those who knew mr chavez closely know that he was a very kind man a really lovely person and on various occasions i saw him in many parts of venezuela he went to the people we

before the presidential election of two thousand and twelve and off to chavez's death but again led to elections. american sanctions will soon be added to this artificial scarcity making the situation even worse. brought director of the c.p.r. at washington follows all economic development. when obama first imposed the sanctions on individuals because they violate so many international conventions he had to declare that venezuela poses an extraordinary and unusual threat to the security of the united states which is of course ridiculous and so this is a very aggressive thing trumpet taking a big step further and really did make it nearly impossible for the venezuelan economy recover temperamental that it will. know he need them to mean a woman who has a magnificent a b. and he says yeah look i'm with me coming to hide me but i'll you. lived all the facets you on the set when you said. i mean they claim that. they're not interested in knowing why there is a problem so just to be sure why there are certain medicines are not available they don't tell you for instance that although venezue

coming up in the next sixty minutes while venezuela's president marks six years since the death of chavez opposition leader urges state workers to help and oust my doodle. after days of protests against president bush to flick out jury as army chief accuse a solemn of seeking a return to the country's years of bloodshed pakistan arrests members of an armed group blamed for last month's attacks on indian troops in kashmir. and the london patient becomes only the second person in the world to be declared free of the aids virus. i'm joined again with the sports as defending champions realm of trade face a champions league exit at the hands of i.x. the latest from the last sixteen match coming up. venezuela's opposition leader one is appealed to state workers to push it to back him in his push to oust president nicolas maduro why dose says he's in talks with the unions to call strikes in a bid to paralyze the public sector the strikes would seek to capitalize on the momentum spurred by by those triumphant return to venezuela on monday every flouted have travelled bad to tour latin america the