to encourage talks between president nicholas madura and the physician. and it comes with mexico, holes talks with a u. s. delegation. the 2 sides set to discuss mexico's insistence on every country in the region. being invited, next month, summit and rapids has more from mexico city. the summit of the americas is only 3 weeks away, and the united states is essentially scrambling over the deathless. now, all of this begins with the president of mexico, essentially saying that he would not attend the summit of the americas unless every country of the americas is in attendance. specifically speaking about cuba in his willa and nicaragua, now since then, other leaders in the region have expressed similar sentiments. this includes the presidents of brazil and of guatemala, who also said they would not attend the summit unless every country of the western hemisphere is in attendance. what's been surprising to many is exactly how much influence the mexican president is able to wield on this topic so much so that the united states has already sort of sort of eas

the regime, a former president nicholas madura is illegitimate but madura griffin, tyranny will be smashed and broken the day after the majority regime falls. there is a bright future for the venezuelan people and take the following actions to isolate the euro dictatorship. if you support the missouri regime, you too are subject to sanctions. now these kinds of statements continued after the prompt administration, left office under biden's administration with a new us secretary of state anthony blank. and darrow was referred to as a brutal dictator. the usa was hostile, but now at this point with talk of the u. s. a, i completely cutting off russian oil. it seems like they are in the process of lifting some sanction, not a name, and they want to continue a policy of maximum pressure on venezuela, maximum pressure. they say, in order to move ahead with, you know, trying to stabilize the country, trying to move the country out of the leadership of montero maximum pressure seems to be the talking point that we're hearing from the bio new ministration. let's take a listen. we want to be very c

madura is illegitimate madura griffin. tyranny will be smashed and broken. the day after the majority regime falls, there is a bright future for the venezuelan people and take the following actions to isolate the duro dictatorship. if you support them enduro regime you too are subject to sanctions. at this point, we've continued to hear this kind of rhetoric coming from antony blink and then other figures in the bible ministration. they continue to refer to nicholas madero as a brutal dictator. usa has not restored diplomatic relation with that as well and government . so that's the situation, but now this new news comes in and it is understood that this is related to the changing us energy policy. you had, they want to completely cut off russian oil. and already to do so, they might have to start getting oil from places they had previously cut off the rearrangement of how un sanctions and u. s. energy policy will operate as they move ahead, the target russia. now, despite the fact that it seems like a complete turnaround on unnamed official within the, by t

as wayllace president nicholas madura and opposition leaders are expected to resume talks aimed at ending a long running political crisis. the development follows the u. s. using some sanctions on caracas to smooth the way for negotiations. the u. s. recognizes opposition to one guy do as venezuela's, legitimate presidents. that camino kitchens are a lifeline for around a quarter of a 1000000 p poor people in parole. groups of women cooked together to ensure families get nutritious food, but rising prices are undermining their efforts. marianna sanchez reports some lima in this tiny makeshift kitchen on the outskirts of lee. now women put together whatever they can to create a nutritious meal on the menu. recently was rice, carrots, corn, and chicken bones caught up in tiny pieces so everyone can get some proteins. tis plain a fanatical if possible, man, then awful. we only eat lunch. there is no budget for breakfast. and in the evenings, each one has to figure out what to put on their tables. communal kitchens around the country were a response to the pandemic that left for 1000000 impov

s. eases some sanctions on venezuela to try to encourage talks between president nicholas madura and the opposition. the un warns key climate change indicators have hit record highs. calling for an urgent transition to renewable energy plus an film festival, the term being an independent bone. but even here, hollywood blockbusters overshadowing event, we let this ever widening gap in the film of mystery. ah and i begin in brussels, where finland and sweden have submitted their formal applications to join nato. both countries have long stayed neutral, but russia's invasion of ukraine as rapidly shifted public opinion in favor of joining the alliance. now turkey is blocking nato from even beginning the process. a turkish president accuses the 2 nordic countries of harboring what he calls kurdish terrorists. not all underneath them, as the position of nato's enlargement would be meaningful for us as long as our sensitivities are respected. giving all kinds of support to the p k. k into the y p g terrorist organizations, and asking us for support for nato membership of amounts to say the

is easing some sanctions on venezuela to encourage a talks between president nicholas madura and the opposition. us recognizes opposition leader one waiter as venezuela's, legitimate president and imposed sanctions to try to oust madura our white house. correspondent, kimberly how could has more on the reaction from washington. this is coming just one day after the by the administration also relaxed, some restrictions on cuba is that basically these are back to back move. they're done in coordination and the timing is no accident. now in terms of the easing of the sanctions that are coming on oil rich, venezuela. what this is, is really a re focusing of some of the biden administration's policy on the western hemisphere. some of these moves are controversial, even with members of the president's own democratic party on capital hill. for example, bob melendez, a member of the foreign relations committee, not happen, particularly with some of the changes to cuba policy. also, the president getting some criticism about his decision to ease some of the policies with regard to venezuela.

madura, the opposition the us recognizes opposition leader one glider as then as well as legitimate president and has been trying to sanctions to asked madura washington in any major lifting of sanctions will depend on progress at the negotiating table. while speaking of negotiations, the british foreign secretary lives trust says she wants to bring a new law to change parts of what's called the northern island protocol. the e u has warned the u. k against trying to alter the post wrecks of trade deal. there are concerns of a trade war if no agreement has reached trying to haul reports now from belfast. this is long sea port where customs checks are carried out on goods arriving in northern ireland from great britain under the post briggs in northern ireland protocol. it established a customs border within the united kingdom itself as a way of protecting the use single market. while avoiding a hard border on the island of island, the protocol is now with the heart of an escalating dispute between the u. k and the e. u, and has led to the breakdown of power sharing government in nort

is easing some sanctions on venezuela to try to encourage talks between president nicholas madura and your position. the u. s. recognizes opposition leader one why do as when as well as legitimate president and imposed sanctions to try to oust madura? well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news for you here after the stream . stay with us. aah! from the ruins of mosul, music has re emerged. these are some of 40 musicians who make up the weather orchestra in iraq, 2nd largest city. despite being been been mostly was occupied by i so the melodies arrived, derfin christian curd are obscene needs and she has these young men and women represent the diversity of iraq to be able to hear music. i'm in the ruins of mussels, old city, feel strange. but it brings home the resilience of presidents who say that despite the destruction and lack of help, they remain committed. bringing the city back to life with i have family ok to day on the stream is the legal right for women in the united states to have an abortion about to be respected. u. s. supreme court justices are debating ri

is, is some sanctions on venezuela to try to encourage talks between president nicholas madura and the opposition the u. n. warns key climate change indicators have hit record highs, calling for an urgent transition to renewable energy. and i'm heat assembling. bo, how with your sports? the rober league final is heading to extra time. ranges were leading before entre frankfurt equalized highlights later in the news. our aah! begin in brussels, where finland and sweden have submitted their formal applications to join nato. both countries have long stayed neutral, but russia's invasion of ukraine has rapidly shifted public opinion in favor of joining the alliance. now turkey is blocking nato from even beginning the process. the turkish president accuses the to nordic countries of harboring articles, kurdish terrorists not on dennis. them as the position of nato's enlargement would be meaningful for us as long as our sensitivities are respected. giving all kinds of support to the p k. k into the y p g terrorist organizations, and asking us for support for nato membership of amounts to say

easy, some sanctions on venezuela to try to encourage talks between nicholas madura and the opposition. un warns key climate change indicators of hit record highs warning for an urgent.

to encourage talks between president and nicholas madura and the opposition. and it comes as mexico welcomes a u. s. delegation to the capital of the t size are set to discuss mexico's insistence on every country in the region. being invited to next month's summit or my apollo is for the latest apartments in mexico city for us. but 1st that's across to him. how could, who's standing by in washington, dc and kimberly, what's really behind this move, hey? well, you have to look at this latest move and shift in policy by the bible administration with respect to venezuela. and essentially what this is, is an easing of sanctions. now this isn't a major shift policy really, this is being looked at as a good will gesture. what this is is essentially allowing an oil company chevron to begin negotiating an oil license with. the state government is not going to allow for any drilling or even exporting, so it's pretty minor. but what this is doing is it's coming on the heels of just prior. we saw an opening up our and easing of cuba policy that is going to allow for some

to encourage talks between president nicholas madura and the opposition. the u. s. recognizes opposition later won water as venezuela's, legitimate president and imposed sanctions to try to answer mature. one of libby's arrival. prime minister says he'll move, he's a government to the city of cert. from wednesday fatty basheba attempted to enter the capital tripoli on tuesday. but he was blocked by supporters of a rival administration that led by abdul hamid to baber libya's had to governments since march when the parliament based in the aisd appointed basheba as prime minister. he says the elections that were postponed were approved by the international community. and will follow, and we'll focus on following the political process. good humor, howdy, little esa. that government has worked to, to lay and undermine the election. they refused to go to the election approved by the international community and the u. n. we did not resort to force or insults. we followed a political process sort of, we will never use corruption. we will never corrupt the political life

but madura is grip and tyranny will be smashed and broken. the day after the maduro regime falls, there is a bright future for the venezuelan people and take the following actions to isolate the maduro dictatorship. if you support the maduro regime, you too are subject to sanction or to flesh this out less now cross lights, alexis met, suits a political analysts. alexis, welcome to audience and asked you thank you for joining us. i'm. no, it's no secret. the u. s. has a long history of sanctions against venezuela, applying a lot of pressure to the country and all of a sudden they talk about lifting the sanctions and allowing a u. s. oil form to work there again. what's your take on a festival? sure, thank you so much for renovation, but i think we need to understand that on the between the us as well and all that for me, was it all it at the moment you governmental law government understand that or is a senior it's come only thing that again for you it and we need to work balance of the relationship to on this and then how it from when we cal

they continue to refer to nicholas maduro as a brutal dictator. usa has not restored diplomatic relations with that as well in government. so that's the situation. but now this new news comes in and it is understood that this is related to the changing us energy policy. usa wants to completely cut off russian oil and already to do so, they might have to start getting oil from places they had previously cut off the rearrangement of how un sanctions and us energy policy will operate as they move ahead to target russia. now despite the fact that this seems like a complete turnaround on unnamed official within the bio new ministration says that the trump era policies of maximum pressure are still in effect. this isn't a policy change. we want to be very clear about this point. sanctions on the missouri regime will remain in place. we are not doing this to reverse trumps maximum pressure campaign. our policy overall has not changed. well, it certainly looks like a shift in policy. however, they maintain the goal is still the same. they are still trying

but madura is grip and tyranny will be smashed and broken. the day after the maduro regime falls, there is a bright future for the venezuelan people and take the following actions to isolate the maduro dictatorship. if you support the maduro regime, you too are subject to sanctions while adulthood jack ross miss a professor of economics and politics thinks the u. s. is by tracking from his hard line colson, venezuela, due to faith, he doesn't have the oil. i had promised to europe the real issue is to allow venezuela to ship some oil, to russia and, and russia to western europe. you know, a binding has made some, a real commitment to western europe and they cut off russian oil that he's gonna make sure that they get oil in place of the russian oil. the problem is it doesn't look like anywhere is willing to up production in order to get their loyal to western europe. the saudis refused to do it on at the same time there a randy, there was some discussion with iran. well that's fallen through that. that's not gonna happen. i know we're, we're,

to encourage talks between president nicholas maduro and the opposition. the u. s. recognizes opposition leader one glider as venezuela's, legitimate president and imposed sanctions to try to oust madura. washington says any major lifting of sanctions will depend on progress at the negotiating table. on me, mount mexico's president says u. s. policy on cuba is medieval. and under as manuel lopez alvarado is urging the end of us sanctions, his reaction follows the u. s. president, relaxing some restrictions on travel and sending money home. mexico is urging joe biden to invite cuban leaders to a summit in los angeles next month. the white house says only countries with an effect of democracy are welcome. theresa bo has won the past 2 years. have been difficult for people like jewell pulido. he owns a small hostile in havana economic sanctions. a lack of tourism due to their pandemic, has worshipped the economic conditions in cuba. the u. s. as decision to lift some economy restrictions could have a positive impact on his business trauma that my joy is not fully co