we're in the heart of cuba and it's very hard to sum up this island. cuba feels frozen in time. of course, the old 1950's cars, and there are no billboards on the highways, except the ones that are propaganda. there are no restaurant chains. horses are everywhere. people use them to get around. but yet, even if it feels like we're in the 1960's sometimes, people get by. they help each other a lot. they manage even when it seems impossible. the isolation on this island isn't a geographical isolation. it's a political one, a social and ideological one. i think they're rewriting history as we speak. and with the opening of cuban-american relations, it'll be interesting to see what the future holds for cuba. (ernesto pardo) cuba is in the caribbean. it's the largest island in the caribbean and its neighbours are mexico to the east and the united states to the north. haiti is the closest country, only 77 kilometers away and jamaica is just south. (sophie fouron) ernesto pardo. economics professor and guide. proud of his country and optimistic about its future. this is his island. (er

the main issue and foreign affairs during the campaign was cuba. a country that had been formally a friend of the united states, by having recently been taken over by the leftist fidel castro. kennedy took a hard line in the campaign, urging american action to oust castro. when nixon knew that such action was always planned, in fact, he could not reveal. it was ironic that when the plan did go into effect, it was under the administration of kennedy, which, as we will, see caused him great embarrassment. then there was the charge that there was a missile gap, in which the u. s. had fallen behind the soviets in that fraught category, kennedy must be elected in order to reestablish american military superiority. the truth is more likely that the u.s. was actually head of the soviets, but at that time kennedy used the charge to his advantage. on the emerging hard but an issue of civil rights, both candidates avowed support for black rights, but neither emerged as an outspoken advocate for change. as a democrat kennedy probably had greater profited marg

his was cuber -- most pronounced cuba. but it was a place as we will see it, he had quite a few problems with it, when he would talk about "cuber". and another anecdote, i always thought was cute. the story is, maybe this is probably true, he was speaking in the midwest, iowa or some such place, with an accented people. he was talking about the problems that area, and is it i can't really do the accent, but what is wrong with the american farmer today? somebody in the back, said we are starving. so you can see the humor that some people found, that was rather interesting, the boston accent. it was not only his personal style that attracted attention, but the style of his administration, one that matched his own energy and activism. but as to his opponents, to what purpose, as one critic commented, the kennedy administration was like watching the harlem globe-trotters, passing forward, backwards, high, side, underneath. but nobody missed a basket. or as another had suggested, a rocking chair. which was a kennedy favored, as

is taken advantage of that to be even more severe in its blockade of cuba. and so the countries are saying that cuba should not only be invited to the summit, but that the u. s. must lift the blockade. remember, last year, 184 countries in the united nations voted that the u. s. must lift the blockade or as they call it, embargo versus 2 countries. israel and the u. s. so it's the summit of the americas . it's the general assembly of the you in the world is speaking out for chinese pharmacy ministry, says washington, nice to understand that latin america is not the united states as back yards. do you think that's how the us view that southern neighbors will? of course, i mean we just saw during the trump administration that john bolton said. the monroe doctrine is alive and well 1823. and it's a new world. the. this is why cuba and venezuela led the formation of alba, the ball, a varying alternative for the americas. this is why the community of latin american and caribbean states was formed sellhock. this is why they have begun to insist that there has to b

the united states sanctioned the cuba for decades. and cuba, by the end of the day, is still standing as a proud member of the international community sanctions against russia. for what it will make a russia very, very difficult to make life in russia difficult, or whether it will all force russia to be crumbled. more force russia to coal uncle? no, i don't think so. i think i have no doubt that russia will survive, but let's focus on on the implications for the west in your writing. you often refer to the golden rule that don't do on to others. what you don't want to be done on to your sound, do you think we're now at the point where when the golden rule is becoming a boomer anglo. absolutely, the economic sanctions against russia are mutually destructive. it is very bad for the european countries at western countries in general. why? because it creates all lots of pressure for countries like germany and no countries exempt it, even the united states of great britain suffering from the repercussions of these unilaterally imposed sanc

in cuba, so why should the united states jump out? why should president kennedy jump out and obstruct an object to the deployment of soviet missiles in cuba? and why should president kennedy being ranked as one of the greatest presidents in u. s. history? because the united states and president kennedy did have reason to believe that miss all was to be deployed in cuba, would change the security profile of the united states. and they want to do everything they can to prevent that from had many let me, therefore, at the same time, i think we have to be mindful of the fact that at that point of time in history, the united states wasn't the only superpower. it wasn't the exceptional nation, it was one of the, you know, perhaps one of a large number of countries who with a lot of influence do you think that this fundamental psychological change within the american psyche allowed with this conflict to happen? and i think now with the of hindsight, the united states up to february, the 24th 2022. did want to see that the land of paying coul

in cuba, so why should the united states jump out? why should president kennedy jump out and obstruct an object to the deployment of soviet missiles in cuba? and why should president kennedy being ranked as one of the greatest presidents in u. s. history? because the united states and president kennedy did have reason to believe that miss all was to be deployed in cuba, would change the security profile of the united states. and they want to do everything they can to prevent that from have many, let me, therefore at the same time, i think we have to be mindful of the fact that at that point of time in history, the united states wasn't the only superpower. it wasn't the exceptional nation, it was one of the 2 of perhaps one of a large number of countries who with a lot of influence do you think that this fundamental psychological change within the american psyche allowed with the conflict to happen? and i think now with the of hindsight, the united states up to february, the 24th 2022. did want to see that the land of paying could be u

it's a step forward, a step will provide substantial relief to, to cuba, to cuba. what would be the thinking of not taking this further and not inviting cuba to attend the summit of the americas next week? well, the united states has often operated with its relationship with cuba on a quid pro quo logic basis. now the words united states prepared to do something as long as the cubans do something in return that it hasn't really worked in practice for, for decades. but that's still kind of out there. so the idea is that, well, the u. s. bulls will show some good will. and we'll see what the cubans do in response, in terms of opening up a political reform or economic change and the like, right? so that is kind of, that's the rationale, right? is it us what it's gonna take me biden seems to be swinging the pendulum back, but to do any mole, and he needs to see some positive response, put it that way from cuba? exactly, exactly. i think, i think i would be very surprised if he moves forward even more ah, without any kind of meaningful concessions or steps taken by that

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good, and i have conclusions about migration when cuba is not there. when the president of mexico is not dead, when the president of honduras is not there, i don't see how that's possible. you'll have to have subsequent discussions. so what are you going to have in los angeles? a for to up and some general statements. look, this thing was wrong in the beginning to exclude is gotten trees. and is wrong to the end. it would be wrong to morrow. we have to include every one. and we have to resolve these old stanley in 20th century problems between cuba and united states of america feminist that we really appreciate your time. thank you so much for being with us, sir. that sir, of course, thank you very much sir. the prime minister of st. vincent and the grenadines a house committee in the u. s. has been hearing harrowing accounts from the survivors of recent mash shootings and from the parents of victims. all of them calling for gun reform. the committee is examining what it is called the urgent need for congress to pass common sense legislation, including

and the white house has revolt a series of restrictions on flight to cuba. the measures were imposed by the trump administration to increase pressure on the cuban government. now to south korea, where the ruling party has won most of the key cities in wednesday's local elections, the people power party secured 12 of the 17 positions that included may oral and gubernatorial seats. the main opposition democratic party, one only 5 major positions. the parties, landslide victory, seen as a boost for the new president unit. so cool as go live to our correspondent raw my ride in sol. rob. so what do these results tell us that yeah, this was a very good night for the ruling p. p t. the conservative party of the new president, you insert yell that they were predicted to do well, but i think they opposition to them the democratic party, the liberals here, and they were surprised just by the scale of their beating. there were a couple of bright spots for the liberals here. they held on to ganga province. this is by far the most populous province here in south career.

mexico's president boycotts the summit of the americas after the us excludes cuba, venezuela and nicaragua for being undemocratic. moscow is accused of deliberately sparking a globalfood crisis through its war in ukraine. russia's un envoy storms out of the security council in protest. and the man taking drastic action to save ancient plane trees near the eiffel tower in france. hello and welcome. borisjohnson has survived a vote of confidence in his leadership of the conservative party, although more than 40% of tory mps voted against him. he described the result as "decisive" and his supporters have urged their colleagues to allow the government to push ahead with the running of the country. but one of mrjohnson�*s critics said it was a "very bad result" and he would be surprised if he was still in downing street by the end of the autumn. here is the story of the vote and the results. after months of awkward question for borisjohnson, weeks of mounting speculation and a day of intense public, sometimes angry, arguments, the moment — a verdict, the result with yes, the potential to re

le quitaron el dinero >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> en una estfa cuando buscaba ayudar a amigos y familiares en cuba. nos cuenta >> sacarle a nicaragua para este lugar mío y dos primas allá. >> esa era la intención que quería ayudar a salir de cuba y volar a nicaragua y es el lugar ideal para abandonar al isla. desde cuba notificó de una supuesta agencia de viajes tomó cargas en el asunto. >> hacía llegar a whatsapp y pongo en contacto con él >> que quería con una agencia real >> con documentos de familiares y reserva >> así fue. recibió estos supuestos boletos y solo tenía que efectuar el pago. >> y fueron tres boletos. >> y para que verifiquen. envió dinero y a vía electrónica. directamente en la página web de aerolínea. >> de los tres boletos con apellidos y me apareción en el sistema >> asegura que intentó contactar pero todo fue una estafa. >> nos decían qué tondos y la pérdida del dinero es el sacrificio de uno. es tarrea difícil pues son ideales para los estafadores. sí darán a conocer su historia >> hacen un llamado de atención a la comunidad cubana que intenta reso

refusal to invite cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela. on monday, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador announced he would boycott the talks in the president of bolivia, honduras, guatemala, and el salvador said they will not attend the summit. this is mexican president amlo. >> i believe in the need to change the policy imposed for centuries of exclusion, funding to dominate without any reason and not respecting independence. there cannot be a summit of the americas of all the american countries do not participate. amy: president bynum far white result -- far right brazilian president jair bolsonaro. to attend the summit. well, for more we're joined by two guests. roberto lovato is an award-winning salvadoran-american journali and the author of "unforgetting: a memoir of family, migration, gangs, and revolution in the americas." he's participating in the alternative people's summit for to moxie in l.a.. alejandro velasco is an associate professor at nyu, where he is a historian of modern latin america. he is former executive editor of the nacla

now brigades are also coming up through us and a series of restrictions on flights to cuba. imposed during donald trump's presidency and from ceremonies to controversies. we take a look at queen elizabeth 70 years on the throne. hello, the world's leading oil producers are holding talk on thursday on whether to adjust their output following european union's ban on russian oil imports. opec members and their opec test partners, slashed output last year after oral demand. slum because of the corona virus pandemic, the criminal lead opec plus is reportedly working on compensating for a drop and russian oil output. it's fallen around $1000000.00 barrels per day in recent months. as a result of western sanctions after moscow invaded ukraine. meanwhile, on the ground and ukraine, russia says its hit several targets in the east. in the past 24 hours, it claims to have destroyed dozens of pieces of ukrainian equipment, including aircraft, anti missile systems and other artillery. russian forces have taken control of more than 70 percent of the city of sever don't ask. the city is key to moscow's e

take cuba, for 60 years, cuba has been under direct attack by the united states. beginning with the kennedy administration. kennedy carried out a major terrorist war against cuba but it was real and very serious which led to the missile crisis that almost destroyed us and when coursing shells were imposed. but then they continue when russian support was withdrawn and cuba faced those problems it was a limited support it was getting under the regime and clinton outflanked to the republicans from the right by increasing the sanctions and the torture and then it made it even worse. us sanctions were called third-party sanctions to adhere to us sanctions and in the case of cuba, dramatically the whole world opposes them strenuously and then they are condemned y every year and it was 184 / two for the united states and israel which has to followrs us orders. actually doesn't even observe the sanctions. but to observe us sanctions even though they oppose them because they are afraid of the united states, it is a frightening country. europe opposes the sanctions and the

left flank restrictions to cuba. it says it's aiming to ease the humanitarian situation on the island. ah, they begin in yemen where the, who's the rebels and saudi lead lesson have agreed to extend a truce by another 2 months in special envoy has commended the warring parties saying the existing truth has already led to a drop in civilian deaths and an increase in fuel deliveries since april, who has killed more than a 150000 people and displaced millions since it began in 2014. as crazy one, the worst humanitarian crises in the world will la copa only debbie. germany's are mostly optimistic about the results that we hope the truce will be extended and other issues that haven't been resolved over the past period will be addressed as well. including the opening of roads and crossings, a lemon una yemenis are tired of this war and are fed up with the current situation . all parties must work hard to put an end to this war. and the siege, the united nations must put pressure on the obstinate party men, or rather an own

i am in the case of venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, they were here at the summit. i met was i met with human rights defenders. i met with civil society from those countries. and i would argue that they are more representative of the people in those respective countries than their current governments or regimes. ah, some other countries were here at the foreign minister level, but fully enforce we had, i think, all told about 68 delegations, 22 i had of state and it's interesting, i know some people like to focus on differences of opinion in who was here. but everyone was fully united on what we did here. and i recited some of the concrete achievements of the summit. that was the focus of virtually all of the conversations that i had over the last 3 days. we will turn to missy ryan blackston post i secretary lincoln, betsy, you went over this very ambitious list of deliverables that was announced during the summit, but it was unclear to me at least whether there'll be a large amount of new u. s. government investments associated with those, especially in comparison

oh, sheltering out his moon is berry palestinian below cuba. the flags of palestinian factions including patter and amass wave in a moment of unity. i will all was killed by these railing army late in a rate on wednesday as it demolished the home of dia, marsha, and 11 members of his family. dear hm. marcia was accused of killing 5 israel is until of even march before being killed by israel police ambulance medic is. but how he says the raid was more intense than any he's previously experienced. what the 3rd one below the given saw us on the so these really army rated the town around 9 pm. it was barbaric. the 1st minutes of the raid we dealt with injuries to 3 individuals. a gunshot wound to the stomach, the jaw, and the neck. the survivors are in critical condition and are still being treated. the raid took place, hey, a, what was the home herself? family home? d as uncle aimen how michelle has returned to what's left. now although deer was killed during his attack on israelis in march, his family have also been punished by the home being mad

tack -- take cuba. for 60 years ago cuba has been under direct attack by the united states. it began with the can administration. kennedy carried out a major maj terrorist war against cuba. not much discussed here but it was real and very serious and part of what led to the missile crisis that almost destroyed us. then hash sanctions were imposed. well, they continued when russian support was withdrawn an cuba faced really serious problems because it was a the limited support it was getting under the harsh u.s. sanctions regime at that amendment. the clinton administration, bill clint outflanked the republicans from the right by increasing the sanctions, increasing the torture then came the law that made it worsement u.s. sanctions were called third party sanctions. others have to adhere to u.s. sanctions even if at the oppose them. in the case of cuba, dramatically the whole world opposes them strenuously. look at the annual votes in the united nations on the cuba sanctions. they are condemned every year. by to you they are condemned by everyone. the last vote was 184 to 2,

, largely as a result of the failed inclusion of cuba with the bay of pigs. that emboldens khrushchev, kennedys counterpart in the soviet union, and we come as close as we've ever come to the brink of nuclear disaster. it's a 13 harrowing days. i was talking about with my friend hugh sidey, and husband, and he talked about meeting with john f. kennedy at the height of the cuban missile crisis. and it was at night and they ended up, kennedy and you, had a long conversation in the oval office, and then kennedy decides he wants to go skinny dipping into says, well, i don't have a suit he. says you, don't need one. [laughter] but he leaves, he leaves the white house and goes through those black gates, not knowing whether there is going to be a tomorrow. that's how dark those days were. so that was the brink. and then the peak comes after that, in 1963, where kennedy stands at the peak of his presidency. he has resolved the cuban missile crisis peacefully against all odds. and he gains the esteem of the world. and he's standing at his peak when he's cut down in hi

la tormenta tropical alex ya golpeÓ a cuba, dejando graves inundaciones, y en las prÓximas horas pasarÁ por el sur de la florida. >> hay que buscar la manera de resguardar a nuestras familias. fÉlix: naasÓn joaquÍn garcÍa se declara culpable de abuso sexual contra menores. busca evitar el juicio y recibir una rebaja de pena. luego de ser extraditado de los estados unidos a mÉxico, hoy fue la audiencia de imputaciÓn de cargos contra el ex gobernador de chihuahua, cÉsar duarte, acusado de corrupciÓn. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con patricia janiot y leÓn krauze. fÉlix: muy buenas noches. a solo 48 horas de haber comenzado oficialmente la temporada ciclÓnica, el centro nacional de huracanes emitiÓ una advertencia de alerta tropical para el sur de la florida, que se extiende tambiÉn al occidente de cuba y las bahamas. el sistema recibe el nombre de alex y dejarÁ lluvias torrenciales, inundaciones e incluso la posibilidad de tornados. desde miami, guillermo gonzÁlez nos cuenta quÉ deja a su paso. guillermo: tras dejar enormes inundaciones en

after recent slash, studying around cuba day off for you. the wet weather in the northern bahamas in florida and increasing the i think is going to be a place like honduras, nicaragua, and the pacific coast of mexico. where shall be particularly big recently. and they could be again, whilst we seen a bit of a downgrading in the shower of the big. shes a bare ride rio and sarah pilar, about lying across here. but the feet of told her recent temperatures in this part of south america have been quite a few degrees below where you'd like to be. ah, the latest news as it breaks. you've all the town square features. $21.00 white crosses, one for each of the victims of today's massacre. with detailed coverage. already up there with from around the world with gathered here. they will read, you know, the market go home, remain unchanged. lou. ah, hello you. what changes here? i'm emily angry, and he's a reminder of our top stories this alum 20 countries. at the summit of the americas have announced that los angeles declaration on migration, it create

the international community has condemned the us embargo against cuba over and over. but that has not stopped the decades of economic warfare imposed by washington on the small communist lead island during the 1980s, the united states back anti communist contraras in nicaragua. and in el salvador, these fighters that were backed by the united states were also heavily involved in the drug trade, narco gangs now plague central america as well as mexico right up to today. then his way, la has been the target of us regime change operations for decades, despite sanction that created a food crisis and cost thousands of live, the socialist government there says it is standing strong. the aggression against venezuela's, brutal. it's economic, financial, commercial, political in the media. and we're going to continue ahead and we're going to triumph know, empire is going to set foot on venezuela and territory and prevent the venezuela people from realizing their will, realizing their own democracy and achieving their own destiny of freedom. while the states has burned a lot of

the us and the series of restrictions on flights to cuba imposed during donald trump presidency from ceremonies to controversies. we take a look at queen elizabeth 70 years on the throne. the hello, the world's leading. all producers are holding talk on thursday on whether to increase their outputs, following the european union's ban on russian oil imports, opec members and their own plus partner's last output last year, after oil demand slump. because of the pandemic, the criminal lead opec plus is reportedly working on compensating for a drop in russian output. it's fallen around a 1000000 barrels a day in recent months as a result of western sanctions after russia invaded ukraine. on the grounds in ukraine, russia says it hit several targets in the east. in the past 24 hours. it claims that have destroyed dozens of pieces of equipment including aircraft, anti missile systems, and other artillery. russian forces have taken control of more than 70 percent of the city of civil done yet in the eastern dumbass region. the cities important to moscow's efforts to complete the capture of

a rocky start after mexico's president starting to skip the event after cuba, venezuela, and nicaragua was excluded. ♪ the reddish prime minister is fighting to keep his job -- british prime minister is fighting to keep his job. we have results from a no-confidence vote that are due to be announced. let us take a listen. >> i came to announce. [applause] [indiscernible] >> the votes have come in in favor of the british prime minister. 211 in favor of the british prime minister, just made the announcement published -- public. the mps were happy that the prime minister is secure in his job. who would like to bring in our national affairs -- we would like to bring in our national affairs coordinator. >> not really looking good. people said he will pull it off tonight, he is the consummate escape artist. he has emerged from these scrapes, things that may have failed a lesser politician by force of personality, charisma, whatever you want to call it. he has done it again but the numbers can be deceiving. as his own anticorruption tsar saying he can no longer support this prime minister, i

move to exclude venezuela, nicaragua, and cuba, previously targeted with us sanctions from the summit of the americas. the u. s. move is reinforcing the position that these other countries take in their own countries. we think it's an error, a mistake, and we're going to say that during the summit, mexican and guatemala leaders refused to attend out of protest while argentina, columbia, and brazil are reportedly hesitant to come. bolivia, the president had previously said that he won't attend and the leaders of guatemala el salvador and tom doris are also not expected. washington has stood by its decision and stressed that it expects the summit to still be successful. the meeting taking place in los angeles was planned to revive us engagement in the region with migration issues and an increase in the oil trade high on the agenda. mainstream media has also weighed in calling biden's move in embarrassment saying that it fails to assert leadership in the region. cuba and venezuela solidarity committee coordinator, gloria law river says such an anti democratic stance makes us even more is

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let's start with cuba. cuba is now the 2nd largest source and migration for the united states maurice weeks. and the reason for that has to do a lot with the pressure united states is put on your back in sanctions. these are inhumane, and they are making life visible for coupons. and as a consequence, we get a large amount of migration in other countries. we have extreme poverty and we have gang violence. we have corruption. this is not, this migration accord is going to do very little about that. president biden promises to deal with the issue of poverty. i having more investment from the united states. but historically that kind of investment has produced unemployment, not new employment, because these companies that come down there, i'm not going down there in order to help reduce employment, they're going down there, exploit people. and that's exactly what will happen more. so this policy easily doesn't really address the root causes of migration issues such as socio economic conditions, unemployment, and the like. so what can be done to actually address those roach causes well to

there is anger that cuba hasn't been invited to attend the summit of the americas. the regional form between the u. s. and latin american nations is due to be held in los angeles next week, when as well, maker are growing also haven't been invited. the u. s. as it's select countries based on their approach to political freedom, human rights and democratic values. but countries like columbia honduras and brazil who faced criticism for their own track records are invited to the move has infuriated regional nations when mexico and some caribbean state saying they will not attend unless every nation participates. philip runner is a professor at the american university. he says the moved to revoke restrictions on flights to cuba won't affect who attends to some. this love very much that the president has done in a way of moving forward on improved relations with your partner ministration as sort of committed itself to regime change your r. it has stimulated provocative efforts by social media to create rallies, sort of like the arab spring. and so i think the administrat

s. decides not to invite venezuela cuba, nicaragua, to a summit and improving unity in the region. we think it's a continuation of the old policy of intervention, of disrespect for nations and with what the government of the united states of america is doing is an act of discrimination against the 3 nation. 3 governments. a welcome you're watching on t international with the latest world news is good to happy with us. and starting with the latest on the ukraine conflict, as russians, military has reported is making steady advances in to previously ukrainian held territory in the lockdown scanned don, yes, republics. so this is a total of 97 percent of the territory of the legal republic has been liberated so far. recovery operations are currently underway in those areas to return to normal civilian life. in mario pl electricity and water supplies have been restored to residential buildings and streets are being cleaned. the mining operations are in full effect throughout deliberative areas. while the low downs for public has come predominantly under the control of russian lead forc

ignites among several latin american leaders on the west decides not to invite the bandits way like cuba and nicaragua, with summit, and improving unity in the region. we think it's a continuation of the old policy intervention of disrespect for nations and the people. what the government of the united states of america is doing is an act of discrimination against 3 nation, 3 governments, a warm welcome. you're watching aussie international with the latest world news. it's good to have you with us. and we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict as russia, the military has report, states making steady advances in to previously ukrainian held territory and elegance gun don't. yes, republics. so on the sewer, the soon as he total of 97 percent of the territory of the legacy republic has been liberated so far, this recovery operations are currently underway in those areas to return to normal civilian life. in mario poll, electricity and water supplies have been restored to residential buildings and streets are being cleaned. d, mining operations are in full effect throughout deliberati

the secretary general wishes a prompt recovery. tropical storm warning has been issued for cuba, the bahamas and the u. s. state of florida. as a weather system batters the gulf of mexico, 2 people were killed in cuba after heavy rains triggered landslides. the weather system is expected to develop into a tropical storm. those are the headlines. the news continues here in al jazeera, after witness ah, a featured edge color, g, mute, old newsome, and she let us match. i some it what i let you guys shoot me some and shit at match . i some had put a lake, you know? yeah, why didn't it, could you not? i meant can you maybe didn't really am blind. any particular can be divided into mom and bdc. did it with a little but so i just didn't see any of them on with financial dependence on linda been in the media and she said them events that'd be sharon, a she knew of done if i kicked with your loved little cycle them to get it in may, could i back to a flood with a a she was nearly just you'll probably be a little bit done. so know what does that you may have to do all this. did you get up on

s. decide not to invite as well as cuba and nicaragua. so a some, it's aimed at improving unity in the region. we think it's a continuation of the old policy of intervention. they some of disrespect for nation from those people. what the government of the united states of america is doing is an act of discrimination against 3 nations of 3 government. with a lot of direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international john thomas, certainly glad to happy with us. right now, the un secretary general has admitted that there is no proof to back up claims by western countries that moscow is stealing ukraine's grain supplies. is you the u. n . a. where'd of such conduct from of russia and ukraine? we've seen. i mean, there was recent media reports, we were talking to our colleagues at w f. p. who would be in the lead? i mean, there's no, they have no way of verifying these allegations just comes, as russia says, more than $50000.00 tons of grain have been deliberately destroyed in marble with ukrainian troops. setting a large grain wareh