venezuela is living to a dictatorship controlled by nicolas maduro, led by nicolas maduro, that is why we have had so much trouble in bringing about change. well, we will get the role the military a little bit later but when you say to me no question, juan guaido has the support of venezuelan people, there is a real issue here. you acted, you and guaido and others onjanuary 23 incredibly hastily. it seems mulder the reporting i have read that many other mainstream politicians in the opposition and the democratic action party, in the justice first party, they did not even know that mr guaido was going to declare himself president. it seems guaido had been talking to the trump administration much more than he had been talking to colleagues in the venezuelan opposition and maybe that is one of his fundamental weaknesses. stephen, it is important to remind people that are listening to us about now that are listening to us about now that we have the support not only of the united states, but of most latin american countries. we had the support of ecuador, of colombia, brazil, argentina, chi

it is driven by nicolas maduro who has deprived his people of dreams. these women are so anti-trump and so naive and ignorant and i will add so inhumane that they would prefer to see millions of people suffer than show a little generosity and help someone else. because sometimes in life it's the right thing to do. they are showing their true colors tonight and they are clearly nothing but selfish, socialist political operatives. and all this power, all this power is going very quickly to their heads. as it typically does in a socialist style regime. joining me right now, american majority ceo, ned ryun. the two of them are teaming up, i guess you can add rashida tlaib to the mix. they are saying all this tragedy, 96% poverty rate, an inflation rate of 10 million percent predicted this year, and a regime depriving its people of basic necessities is the fault of the united states of america. >> i'm glad you said it. what they are promoting, what they are talk about is deeply un-american. somebody has to call a spade a spade. what omar, tlaib and aoc are t

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is calling on people to come down in defiance of nicolas maduro. it will be interesting to see how many people turn out. manyny hundreds of thousands of people taking to the street. at the moment, it is carnival time, that was extended by nicolas maduro. bid t toy it is in a enencourage people to go on holiday. will l beido hopes there hugeumumbers of people coming out trying to challenge nicolas maduro. thank you for that. in the state of alabama are set to continue working. swept through the area. it was part of a series of storms bettering the southeast united states. alison sergeant has more. through debris hours after a tornado ripped through the e area. >> i grabbed my dog. i got in the closet. i could hear the winind. insidee. a lot ofof debris flying. we watched out the window. community helping the cleanup. >> this video shows the funnel cloud authority say travel down the road for a kilometer. it snapped off tree branches, downed a cell phone tower and flattened some homes. when they resumed on monday, they expect the death toll to rise.

jorge ramos está listo con una serie de preguntas para nicolÁs maduro. por fin habÍa llegado el momento esperado. nicolÁs maduro entrÓ al lugar de la entrevista jovial y querÍa de inmediato romperÉ hielo. el camarÓgrafo grabarÍa nicolÁs maduro. >> le dijo quÉ flaco te ves en persona. >> la primera pregunta fue: como le llamo, un presidente o un dictador? lo toma mal, saca la constituciÓn, yo me llamo nicolÁs maduro y tÚ me puede llamar como sea. yo le dije que guaido lo llamÓ usurpador. chevrolet el ambiente se puso tenso, se sentÍa el nerviosismo en el aire. jorge: cuando tienen la posibilidad de llamarle dictador o usurpador, aunque atribuyes las fuentes algo se resquebraja dentro del rÉgimen. lo que le estoy diciendo es: millones de venezolanos creen que usted es un dictador y un asesino. Él no estÁ acostumbrado a que le digan la verdad. el palacio muy bonito, pero es una burbuja y se creen sus mentiras. ilia: la productora tomaba notas y juan carlos guzmÁn se concentrÓ en la pantalla de su cÁmara. quebracho tenÍa a -- >> yo tenÍ

is a nicolas maduro who will bring us to revolution i will support that movement. >> nicolas maduro can be our president any day. all the checkmarks where there. he's not white. >> you think it would be better if we left maduro? >> 100%. trish: do they ebb know who nicolas maduro is and understand the pain and suffering that is very real tonight in venezuela? this is the danger. this is the danger for our country. increasingly you see crazy people on the alt-left. the extremists, thinking somehow socialism is a path forward. they don't care if we wind up like wens? the "daily caller"'s stephanie hamill joins us. i'm sure it was difficult to hear. but walk we through what their quote-unquote rationale is. >> i wanted to learn about hands ovens. and so i wanted to understand that they didn't want us getting involved in other countries' issues. that's why i threw in that question. i wanted to knowy where they stood on that. i didn't think anyone would admit to me on camera they think maduro is a good leader. it's like where have they been? are they not reading the news articles or list

i challenge nicolas maduro's brutal poll is every day on the show. how lucky are we that we live in this country where we have freedom of speech and freedom of the press. where i can say whatever i want about the trump administration or about the maduro administration or anyone i choose. because of that freedom. so for all those who claim the white house is stifling free speech, i'm setting the record straight. and i have an update on this journalist. secretary of state mike pompeo pulling the rest of our diplomats out of venezuela. what that move could mean for possible military action. general bob scales was coming up on that. st chow down midday? -you mean, like, lunch? -come on. voted "most likely to help people save $668 when they switch." -at this school? -didn't you get caught in the laminating machine? -ha. [ sighs ] -"box, have a great summer. danielle." ooh. danielle, control yourself. i'd like to slow it down here with a special discount for a special girl. danielle, this one's for you. with a special discount for a special girl. what do y

the cuban-backed thugs that support nicolas maduro's regime. they are marking the homes of anyone who opposes nicolas maduro or his dictatorship. they are marking their homes. let bernie sanders refuses to call nicolas maduro a dictator? wow, we are on this for you. vice president dulcy rodriguez just flew to russia to cozy up with them. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking tonight, more evidence there is no roll for moderates in the democratic party run by the likes of fast-left socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez. in remarks behind closed doors aoc reportedly threatening to put her democratic colleagues on a list for primary challenge. speaker of the house warning her caucus they better get on board. pelosi saying we are either a team or we are not. madison, what's this about? i get that people want to stick together and have their teams. but increasingly in wash it's more about poll -- in was wash. it's more about politics. >> people like ocasio-cortez could potentially be the end of the democratic party as we know it. she is dr

y nos decÍa que sería uno de los Últimos es que cometerÍa nicolÁs maduro. no sÉ s bojra: meÚn tipo de problema al cruzar la frontera venezolana. eso es cierto, verdad? andrea: en cierto. de hecho, saliÓ con total normalidad. con la presencia de los miembros de comunicaciÓn.parte del cuerpo diplomÁtico estaba presente en el aeropuerto. el embajador de alemania, espaÑa, francia. el encargado de negocios de estados unidos tambiÉn estaba en el aeropuerto. de hecho, el diplomÁtico en este momento se baja en la concentraciÓn justamente a acompaÑar al presidente encargado juan guaidÓ. hasta ahora, no ha habido ningÚn incidente. justamente con el salÍamos del aeropuerto, pudimos observar cÓmo un grupo de venezolanos esperaba ahÍ.. decidiÓ bajarse, se montó en el techo de la camioneta que los traslada este punto de la concentraciÓn. agarrÓ la bandera de venezuela y por supuesto, le envÍa unas palabras a los presentes. por Óscar ustedes a los estudios. pamela: andrea, se sabe el resto de la agenda de guaidÓ para el resto de esta tarde? se va a d

and going for gold as well as president nicolas maduro is trying to get his hands on the country's precious metal reserves. welcome to d.w. business i'm john el-gamal in berlin thanks for joining us we take you to latin america where argentina is in the grip of an economic crisis high inflation and the devaluation of the puzzle are weighing on consumers purchasing power poverty is rising and small farmers are particularly hard hit this week they vented their anger right outside the presidential palace and when i was iris. they traveled eighty kilometers with tractors and lots of produce to the center of buenos aires. hundreds of argentinean vegetable producers from the surrounding area of the capital including javier front on this. it's a vegetable protest there so vegetables at a fair price or even giving them away to the argentinians who need them. the farmers are angry most of them run family businesses they oppose state aid for large farms and the country's economic crisis has taken a toll on them spiralling inflation is eating up their. profits how the heir can hardly make ends meet on

i challenge nicolas maduro's brutal poll is every day on the show. how lucky are we that we live in this country where we have freedom of speech and freedom of the press. where i can say whatever i want about the trump administration or about the maduro administration or anyone i choose. because of that freedom. so for all those who claim the white house is stifling free speech, i'm setting the record straight. and i have an update on this journalist. secretary of state mike pompeo pulling the rest of our diplomats out of venezuela. what that move could mean for possible military action. general bob scales was coming up ron! something's going on at schwab. oh really? thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this?

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the opposition is questioning his legacy nicolas maduro supporters are wondering how much longer it will keep the president in office. well we have the chance today to discuss the current crisis in the context of venezuela's recent history and we have our panel for us joining us from caracas on skype is tamar poor us he's a former chief of staff for president nicolas maduro and a foreign policy advisor of late president hugo chavez in weren't sure in the u.k. tom long a professor at the university of warrick that's in the british midlands and in richmond in virginia in the us also on skype but normally based in venezuela we have roderick navarro a coordinator for the venezuelan opposition party. welcome to you all can i start with you term or let's look back at where we are now and the recent history nine hundred ninety eight was when charges came into power he was replaced by the door oh you work for both of them you're not got us into this mess didn't know how i thank you for having me and no not at all absolutely not the reading of the recent venezuelan history is from one thousand ni

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juan guaido threatens nicolas maduro andnd addresses a a huge rally. telling his supporters we are stronger than ever. also on the program -- anger in algeria as t thousands protest president abdelaziz bouteflika's decision. will that satisfy demonstrators? what is behind the worldwide surge in m measles? the u.s. has spent decades getting the disease under control another is a sudden spike in infections. in india, this comes to an end. it is easy to get lost in over 230 million people who attended this festival. we look at the unique lost and found service. i amam phil gayle. welcome to the program. venezuela' opposition leader juan guaido has arrived back in the country, define nicolas maduro's threat to have him arrested for breaking a travel ban. thousands took to the streets across the country in response to his call for nationwide rallies to increase the pressure on nicolas maduro to step down. >> he is back and the crowds treat him like a rock star. juan guaido returned to venezuela despite the travel ban imposed by madura. you may be arrested a

nicolas maduro doesn't allow any of that. and she refuses to label nicolas maduro for what he is. is this going to be to the republicans' benefit in 2020? >> this is the second time a democrat elected official has refused to call out a brutal dictator. when bashar al-assad was not called out as the brutal dictator he is in syria, they said xo -- said we have to look at this. don't forget what she said. capitalism did not always exist in the world and will not always exist. we are the greatest nation in the history of the planet. what we have is what other countries aspire to be. this administration has led the effort to have maduro removed. they brought 50 countries to the table that we have sent enormous amounts of humanitarian aid to help the people of venezuela get rid of a brutal dictator. she should be sanctioned by the members of congress and the democratic party for not supporting what this administration is putting forward. trish: nicolas maduro is a pretty bad guy. a lot of people who have been on this show have been subjected to his horror. if you are part of the. >> sig

el presidente interino de venezuela regresÓ en el abierto desafÍo del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro hizo llamado nuevas protestas. el nivel de pobreza de hispanos cayÓ nivel histÓrico en 2017. el ingreso familiar promedio aumentÓ a 3.7% segÚn cifras oficiales. los demÓcratas de cÁmara de representantes lanzan una amplia investigaciÓn del presidente trump por presuntos abusos de poder y corrupciÓn. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este ese noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos ilia calderÓn. ♪ ilia: buenas noches, comenzamos en noticiero con la intensa queda tras el tornado en a la mama. --bsuqueda en alabama. el rastro de la destrucciÓndel potente tornado este casi una milla de ancho y 24 millas de ancho. vamos con el informe en vivo en la tragedia. >> impotentes residentes de alabama vieron como sacudiÓ la parte noreste de su estado este tornado. llevÁndose por delante decenas de vida.con vientos de 170 millas por hora derrumbando viviendas y muchas de ellas casas mÓviles reduciÉndolas a escombros. muchos Árboles fueron arrancados de raÍz. dejando vÍas inaccesibles. " perdemos

and nicolas maduro says he will not allow anyone or anything disrupt a a piece of venezuela. he is asking supporters to demonstrate this saturday to coincide with strikes called for by juan guaido. also coming up at this hour, france plans to get tech giants like google and facebook to pay more in taxes, despite being unable to secure annagreement at the european level. and the world's eyes may focus on brazil during carnival, but goes on, the party despite weeks of prottsts against tte president. stay tuned, we are life from paris. ♪ >> after over three mmnths in custody, carlo stone walked out of a tokyo detention center -- ohsn walked out of a tokyo detention center. he is accused of underreporting his income by nearly $82 million. 's release ill allow him to meet his legal team more efficiently ahead of his trial. for more, our reporter. >> wearing a basebaal cap, his face hidden behind a surgical leaves thes ghosn detention center area it -- detention centnter. the formerrnissan chairman said in a statement -- >> i am innonocent and totally the fair trial against thhse

maduro's government, nicolas maduro's government immediately jumps and calls for a rally also. but the thing that happened that sunday was that it was so fast, it was so quickly announced and so not prepared that the government didn't have time to call the supporters that they still have with them. but juan guaido already called for another demonstration this saturday. we are hoping all we are waiting to see if the government is also going to call for another demonstration the same day. this week, the bbc is launching a new series of crossing divides, examining the causes of polarisation and fragmentation in the 21st century. among the biggest debates in today's society is whether social media is a cause of division or a force for good. 0ur media editor amol rajan has been looking at the link between digital media and social divides. a common assumption about modern media is that it has created filter bubbles. 0nline experiences that confirm our prejudices, rather than challenge them. whether they are racist themselves or not, it doesn't matter. the effect is the same... 0ne co

at what point does nicolas maduro go? >> i think this shows his depravity and lack of care for his own people is just beyond the pale. the question is, does that stir internal revolt which it very well could. or we recognize guaido as the actual leader of the country. trish: we have. >> given this humanitarian crisis he could call for international relief to fix the grid. trish: i'm glad you brought that up. i spent a lot of time look at the venezuela constitution. and article 187 part 11, and we can put it up for the viewer. it says it shall be the function of the national assembly to authorize the function abroad or foreign military missions within the country. do you think that assembly need to call on the world and say we need you, we need foreign military intervention, our people need it? >> i think anything so far has justified it, this certainly does. you have got so many people now who are literally dying. it's been life and death. there has been problems and starvation. but this an acute crisis. it's the kind of

sobre la entrevista que jorge ramos le hizo al gobernante venezolano nicolás maduro y es una historia que comienza con una solicitud. >> el lunes a las 7.32 de la tarde, un mensaje desesperado empezó a difundirse por las redes sociales. en cuestión de minutos, la alerta se reprodujo exponencialmente. >> este es un informe especial de noticias univisión. patricia: mucha atención, queremos informarles que a esta hora un equipo-- >> un grupo periodístico de univisión encabezado por jorge ramos había sido arbitrariamente retenido en el palacio de miraflores. >> el equipo técnico también habría sido confiscado y a los miembros del grupo periodístico se les impidió salir del palacio de gobierno, del palacio presidencial. esta que ustedes están viendo allí es la única fotografía, la única imagen que existe de jorge ramos sentado en el palacio de miraflores mientras se iluminaba el lugar para realizar esta entrevista con el gobernante nicolás maduro.

chosen successor nicolas maduro continues to cling to power of the pressure from foreign governments and millions of his own people to step down. they blame him for rampant inflation high crime and chronic food and medicine shortages. blames foreign sabotage particularly from the united states so then assuages problems but not as colorfully as chavez once did here criticizing former u.s. president george bush at the united nations in two thousand and six. the president of the united states the gentleman to whom i refer as at the devil marquis came here. doing all the talking as if he owned the world i think we could call a psychologist to analyze yesterday's statement made by the president of the united states but says that she is alive and well citing health and education programs and the continued redistribution of wealth be done by his predecessor but even his supporters admit that is no charge but he doesn't have the same charisma or political astuteness he continues to talk of the future well aware of the mounting risks to his government. but honestly i want peace for venezuela

his chosen successor nicolas maduro continues to cling to power and the pressure from foreign governments and millions of his own people to step down. they blame him for around things inflation high crime and chronic food and medicine shortages . blames foreign sabotage particularly from the united states so then assuages problems but not as colorfully as charges once did here criticizing former u.s. president george bush at the united nations in two thousand and six. the president of the united states the gentleman to whom i refer as at the devil marquis came here. doing all the talking as if he owned the world i think we could call a psychiatrist to analyze yesterday's statement made by the president of the united states but says that she is alive and well citing health and education programs and the continued redistribution of wealth begun by his predecessor but even his supporters admit that is no charge but he doesn't have the same charisma or political astuteness he continues to talk of the future well aware of the mounting risks to his government. but honestly i want peace of venez

the chosen successor nicolas maduro continues to cling to power of the pressure from foreign governments and millions of his own people to step down. they blame him for around things inflation high crime and chronic food and medicine shortages. blames foreign sabotage particularly from the united states so then assuage his problems but not as colorfully as chavez once did here criticizing former u.s. president george bush at the united nations in two thousand and six. the president of the united states the gentleman to whom i refer as at the devil marquis came here. doing all the talking as if he owned the world i think we could call a psychiatrist to analyze yesterday's statement made by the president of the united states but says that she is alive and well citing health and education programs and the continued redistribution of wealth be done by his predecessor but even his supporters admit that is no charge but he doesn't have the same charisma or political astuteness he continues to talk of the future well aware of the mounting risks to his government. but honestly i want peace for v

pide ayuda a varios gobiernos para que exijan al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro que permitan el ingreso de ayuda humanitaria internacional. dijo que pronto anunciarÁ nuevas movilizaciones en venezuela. >> hoy el departamento de estado revocÓ las visas de 40 personas con el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. abrams enfatizÓ que estados unidos no planea ejercer ninguna funciÓn militar en contra de maduro. >> elliot abrams le puso freno a la desesperanza de muchos venezolanos que llaman por una intervenciÓn militar para salir de nicolÁs maduro. "usted realmente piensa que se puede salir del rÉgimen de maduro sin la internet militar? >> ese no es el camino que los estados unidos estÁ siguiendo. >> el uso de la fuerza tampoco es una opciÓn paraentran la ayuda humanitaria para venezuela. >> nosotros hemos dichoque no vamos a utilizar fuerza militar para forzar >> ni siquiera mencionÓ una opción militar en caso de que arresten al presidente interino, juan guaidÓ. >> "esto es una gran preocupaciÓn todos nosotros.yo creo que nosotros como muchos paÍses en el mundo tienen que responder ante

at his rally, president nicolas maduro thanked the army for staying loyal, saying they had defeated an opposition coup attempt. meanwhile, police clashed with supporters of opposition leader juan guaido at the other rally in caracas. will grantjoins me now from caracas. a surprising sight of these two rallies going on at the same time, but has nicolas maduro highlighted the key factor here, which is as long as the army stays loyal to him, it is difficult to see how anything changes? yes, certainly the military are absolutely key to the future of venezuela and the future of president nicolas maduro. but also the other factor that is currently going on beyond whether or not the army stays loyal is just attention being ramped up by the very widespread national blackout, there has been a power cut that has gone on for over two days now in some areas, in some areas of the country they have not had any electricity for more than 48 hours and it is only because i am staying somewhere that there is a generator that i am even able to talk to you. most of the country is incomplete darkness despit

he's trying to tint momentum to oust the leader nicolas maduro. despite threats of arrest guaido returned to venezuela yesterday. he spent much of last week visiting leaders in colombia, brazil, weak doran paraguay. the united states and 50 other countries recognize guaido as the legitimate leader. >> we think momentum is good. we are going to continue to look at ways that we can support venezuela's humanitarian need on one side and we'll continue to ask other nations to do the same. there has been positive news recently that some venezuelan military and security service personnel standing on the right side of history. reporter: the u.s. has sanctioned the venezuelan oil company and the administration is warning cuba as the cuban government gives substantial support to maduro's regime. let's get to edward lawrence in washington on the fight over the president's emergency declaration. reporter: customs and border patrol said they have seen a 300% up cries in family unit crossing the border since october. they say it highlights the need for a barrie

el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro enfrenta una condena internacional por inhabilitar el presidente interino juan guaidÓ para ejercer cargos pÚblicos durante 15 aÑos lo acusan de irregularidades en sus finanzas. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna, acompÁÑanos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es el noticiero en de univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: vamos a comenzar con la ofensiva del gobierno de donald trump para frenar la oleada migratoria en la frontera. la secretarÍa de seguridad de interior pidiÓ al congreso cambiar las leyes para los niÑos centroamericanos y detener familias indocumentadas a mientras esperan las audiencias en corte nielsem perdiÓ esta y otras demandas un dÍa despuÉs de firmaran acuerdos con paÍses centroamericanos para contener la migraciÓn masiva desde la regiÓn, pablo gato, detalles. pablo: la carte la secretaria de seguridad nacional hace una peticiÓn urgente de fondo la cÁmara baja para tratar con la crisis humanitaria en frontera y el creciente flujo de indocumentados. [hablan en inglÉs] nielsem dijo que comparte

at his rally, president nicolas maduro thanked the army for staying loyal, saying they had defeated an opposition coup attempt. meanwhile, police clashed with supporters of opposition leader juan guaido at the other rally in caracas. electricity is gradually being restored across the country after the longest blackout in a decade. will grant reports from caracas. it is venezuela's longest power cut in living memory. whole swathes of the country, including large parts of caracas, remain in darkness more than 48 hours after the lights first went out. millions of families have been struggling without electricity, already coping with little to cook, now with nothing to cook it on. for those with serious health conditions like this woman, their lives are at risk. "without electricity, i can't use my respirator," she explained. she's growing desperate for the power to come back. in fact, power is at the heart of the venezuelan conflict. opponents of president maduro want to see him out of it very soon and say the blackout is a result of incompetence and corruption by his government. his supp

so the international stalemate continues nicolas maduro remains in power and won by del wonders if he'll be allowed to go home christine salumi al-jazeera the united nations the south korean president says he will help washington and pyongyang reach a deal on denuclearization after talks failed in hanoi jane were speaking in seoul on the country's one hundredth independence movement day it was hoped there would be more to celebrate after the vietnam summit from abroad reports. it's a source of national pride for all koreans. knocking the day people rose up against the japanese who wants ruled the korean peninsula this one hundredth anniversary was going to be especially significant coming after what was meant to be a successful hanoi summit between the u.s. and north korea president moon jane's hopes of improving relations with the north now dealt a blow but he appears to be remaining optimistic turn on her for years so yeah the second north korea united states summit in hanoi vietnam meaningful progress enhanced mutual understanding and built more trust my administration will closely co

well now president nicolas maduro has been holding a rival rally in caracas on what he's declared a day of anti imperialism government is blame the u.s. for the black council accusative economic sabotage dura told rally they had restored seventy percent of power in venezuela since thursday but suffered a setback on saturday asta insole traitor struck again and he made. this promise. of you to see things yeah i've given instructions. so that in the midst of this battle of resistance to ensure the national supply of all products that the people need and guarantee the distribution of starting this monday in a massive massive scale. all i see is life for us now in the city of the venezuela colombia border and hearing from the president nicolas maduro that continuing defiance in the face of more anti-government protests today what was his message to his supporters. well as you were saying my daughter spoke in front of his supporters in the center of the capital of interest with. the fire and the tone blaming everybody for this like out except government he said a number of infiltrators of wh

maduro, en el puente que conecta a colombia con venezuela. sugieren que fueron los manifestantes del lado colombiano es que habrÍan provocado el incendio de forma accidental. >>el incendio de los camiones que cargaban la ayuda humanitaria, ha desatado controversia porque ni versiones que culpan al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro y otras que apuntan a que todo se ha tratado de un incendio accidental. el sujeto se encuentra justo en medio de dos camiones tipo trozos aparecen mÁs adelante. una llama encendida se dirige hacia los camiones y luego desaparece de vista. minutos despuÉs el senador marco rubio hizo lo mismo. altos funcionarios del gobierno de donald trump incluido el secretario de estado, usaron sin rebasar evidencia ha causado reacciones de todo tipo. medios diplomÁticos esto traerá una guerra civil al paÍs. el consejo de seguridad de las naciones unidas y el incidente tuvo consecuencias al mÁs alto nivel. ningÚn funcionario del gobierno de estados unidos ha revelado las evidencias concretas que tenÍan para acusar a maduro de in

he is nicolas maduro is a dictator period of the now defunct mature. exactly is a dictator now the term generally refers to authoritarian leaders elate lee. ok. thank you thank you at this point we've got a minor opposition figure one kwaito declaring himself to be the interim president and at this point he's got the united states and britain backing him he was then banned from traveling by the supreme court so what did he do he then went on a speaking tour of latin american countries rallying support from those who want to violently overthrow the venezuelan government after that what did he do he stayed in exile fearing for his life knowing that if he returned the harsh regime would kill him right well no he actually felt safe enough to get on a commercial flight and go back to venezuela he still has not been arrested and the united states itself forbids people from doing this kind of thing who have insights sets on foot assists or engages in any rebellion against you authority of us shall be fined or imprisoned no more than ten years will both imagin

continues the pressure on the president nicolas maduro to topple him from power even suggesting the possibility of sanctioning other countries for recognizing the opposition leader as president. and his figures show young britons are turning their backs on america for their holidays speculation it's the president putting. my people and their necks terms. thanks for joining us in the program. a u.s. army private. manning has been taken into custody after she refused to testify in front of a grand jury in what's believed to be the case against the wiki leaks founder julian assange u.s. correspondent has more. u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning is once again locked up we understand that chelsea manning was called to testify before the grand jury it was a closed proceeding it's been widely reported that it was related to wiki leaks however chelsea manning says she did not know what it was in regards to chelsea manning has refused to testify and has been sent to jail now manning's lawyers have actually requested that she be put on a home consignment essentially in house arrest rather than being

enrique: luis carlos dÍas detenido por el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro, fue puesto en libertad esta noche. libertad condicionalque lo obliga a presentarse cada ocho dÍas y no hablar sobre su caso. >> el tribunal 31 de control dio libertad sus abogados precisaron que tienen rÉgimen cada ocho dÍas no pueden declararse sobre su caso se conociÓ que al salir al conocer esto familiares amigos y colegas, esta es una de las 40 detenciones que se han registrado en el paÍs en lo que va del 2019. >>claramente desde hace ya un buen tiempo entre tanto pidiÓ actuar de manera severa que dejÓ a oscuras al paÍs por mÁs de cuatro dÍas. >>desde dos ciudades de estados unidos se dirigiÓ el ciber ataque. toda venezuela y el mundo saben quienes son los ladrones, los que persiguen y los que tienen al pueblo pasando hambre. >>a pesar de que el servicio elÉctrico fue restablecido la suerte del interior no es la misma, a una y estados en donde no ha regresado la electricidad. las conversacionescon este todos unidos para el restablecimiento de una oficina de intereses informÓ que este cuerpo diplomÁti

actually, the government of nicolas maduro said it since last week. because the head of the constituent assembly said on a weekly show he anchors, and also nicolas maduro had already threatened juan guaido with that, as well as the vice president. but this didn't happen. actually, what happened was that juan guaido came to the country through the main airport of venezuela in a commercial flight from panama, with the help of the president of panama, and he was greeted as a chief of state inside of the airport — the airport that is actually controlled by military, by the national police. and he said over — in his speech today that it was because of this military and the police and the security forces who allowed him in. i mean, it was them who allowed him to get into the country. in saying that, you know, they were ok with the fact that he was interim president. mr maduro is under incredible pressure to resign. what do you think his next move will be? we are waiting to see exactly that. i mean, we're waiting to see what the next move is going to be,

tiffany: ese mismo año nicolás maduro dio su predicción para 2019. maduro: desde el punto de vista social nos hemos propuesto año 2019: miseria 0 y pobreza 0. son dos metas en una. tiffany: pero sucedió todo lo contrario. la miseria se multiplicó y con ella la desesperación de la gente. en ningún lugar era más latente que en el hospital infantil, donde los bebés llegan con serios problema de salud, todos causados por falta de alimentación y medicamentos. mujer: que me ayuden con las cosas para los niños porque no tengo nada. paula: niños demacrados, han perdido de peso. esta generación de estos años creo que va a ser la generación del hambre, la generación con menos inteligencia. si un niño no está bien alimentado, su futuro se lo desgraciaste. tiffany: en 2016 conocimos a la periodista paula giraud, quien tenía un blog para documentar la crisis. a diario ella compartía un huevo con su perro, y en su alacena no tenía literalmente nada para comer. en ese entonces ella describió lo que era la dieta de maduro. paula: la dieta de madu