their children also hold key positions in nicaragua. eight of the couple's nine children were made presidential advisors. they oversee a lucrative oil distribution business, and most of the country's tv channels. but even as the ortega family's wealth has exploded, nicaragua remains the second-poorest country in the western hemisphere. ( horns blowing ) in 2018, nicaraguans revolted. thousands took to the streets to protest ortega's proposed cuts to social security for senior citizens. soon, protestors were calling for ortega and his wife to step down. jose miguel vivanco says it was a turning point for the country. >> vivanco: that demonstration... >> vando, vando! ( shots fired ) >> vivanco: ...was confronted with brutal force by ortega. ( gunfire ) >> alfonsi: thousands of people were injured, more than 700 were arrested, and at least 350 people were killed by police or paramilitary groups supported by the nicaraguan government. >> vivanco: all of those crimes, all of those atrocities committed by ortega and his security forces just

pedÍan desde reforma migratoria hasta la intervenciÓn de los estados unidos en nicaragua. asÍ comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con patricia janiot y leÓn krauze. leÓn: muy buenas noches. comenzamos con colombia. a solo nueve dÍas de la segunda vuelta electoral, colombia estÁ en una encrucijada histÓrica. por primera vez en su historia podrÍa salir electo un candidato de izquierda, gustavo petro. patricia: este candidato anunciÓ que se quedarÍa en miami para proteger su vida, pero luego cambiÓ de parecer. reportero: el candidato presidencial rodolfo hernÁndez, de visita en miami, denunciÓ hoy supuestas amenazas de muerte en su contra. dijo que sus contenedores polÍticos son criminales y teme por su seguridad. >> tengo la certeza de que mi vida estÁ en riesgo. es claro que podemos esperar cualquier cosa. hasta lo mÁs grave de un grupo polÍtico que se comporta como una banda criminal. reportero: cuando solo faltan 10 dÍas para la segunda vuelta en la que los colombianos decidieran quiÉn serÁ el pr

i met with activists and human rights leaders including from cuba, nicaragua and venezuela.

ortega in nicaragua. those three countries are driving the bulk of migration. why? because people are fleeing persecution. they are fleeing for their basic civil and human rights. so and so i think for the president to try to talk to dictators, who are at once driving people away from their homeland is not going to change the reality there. i think it makes a very strong case that we support democracies and those who obey the rule of love and those who observe human rights. >> a mall number of democratic and republican colleagues are trying to come up with a bipartisan agreement on gun violence. some are optimistic. do you think there's any reason or room for optimism? >> well, look, i certainly hope so. i'm not in the negotiations. several of our colleagues like senator murphy and blumenthal are. i would go further. i supported a assault weapons ban. i voted for the it, sponsor of eliminating high capacity magazines, magazines that can shoot multiple rounds, 50, 100 rounds. that's about high capacity killing. i believe in a universal background check. but i will ta

mÉxico podrÍa ser el quinto paÍs con mayor pobreza superado por colombia y nicaragua, honduras y nicaragua son los que registran mayor problema. leÓn: $10 la gasolina regular. el balÓn $6.86. patricia: un dÍa como hoy la operaciÓn militar en no mÁs dÍa. 5000 barcos, 170,000 soldados. este dÍa se conmemora. al menos dos muertos y un herido dejÓ el choque de una avioneta en florida. las autoridades dijeron que el piloto declarÓ una emergencia. los socorristas tuvieron que usar un helicÓptero. se firmÓ una ley para proteger los cierres ordenados por las autoridades de los estados de la pandemia. leÓn: el presidente biden suprimiÓ los aranceles para dinamizar la producciÓn de estos paneles en estados unidos. esto funciona en cambodia, malasia y taiwÁn. patricia: era su amigo de la infancia y lo matÓ a tiros. tenemos

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 moir 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 re

to stay away because of this exclusion for the urgent need for the release of political prisoners in nicaragua are also the moral and practical importance of ending once and for all the unjust and unacceptable us blockade of the cuban people, if, if you the earlier angry cross. so to this trace of los angeles to protest against the exclusion of the latin american pantries, from the summit, local journalists, fiorella isabel, was at the scene here to protest the exclusion of nicaragua, cuba and venezuela. among other things, the lack of attention paid to the economy and the economic situation in the country right now. the a missing baby formula student that crisis health care crisis, climate change prices and all sorts of issues that people are bringing up specifically in l. a. where the homelessness ray is absolutely catastrophic and it's one of the highest in the entire country. this, i protest marks the end of the people summit, which was of course, a opposition of added to the joe biden democracy, some it focusing on people's issues. which is why they called it the people. so i'm, and again

i have a washington refusal to invite cuba, venezuela as nicaragua, to the u. s. posted summit of the americas that you lay and president has called the decision a mistake. i got vivian, i'm on that policy, martha multiples. we should all be here. but we are not all here. because i do not like the exclusion of cuba, venezuela and nicaragua. and do you know why? because it would be different to argue in a forum like this, with all the countries presently, even those who decided to stay away because of this exclusion portal. the urgent need for the release of political prisoners in nicaragua are also the moral and practical importance of ending once and for all the unjust and unacceptable us. blockade of the cuban people is, as you did earlier, angry crafts took to the streets of los angeles to protest against the exclusion as the last american countries from the summits local journalists fear rela, isabel was at the scene. here are 2 protests, the exclusion of nicaragua, cuba and venezuela. among other things, the lack of attention paid to the economy and the ec

y venezuela no fueron invitados, activistas exigieron la liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos en nicaragua. >> estamos pidiendo una forma sistemÁtica a nivel regional de presiÓn al rÉgimen de ortega, ya sea presionando o usando otros mecanismos diplomÁticos para urgir la liberaciÓn de los presos polÍticos.>> el tema que dominÓ la jornada fue el acuerdo migratorio de los Ángeles que compromete a 20 paÍses a ampliar programas de asilo y crear oportunidades de empleo con inversiones privadas para controlar mÁs los flujos migratorios del continente, el presidente de ecuador guillermo, uno de los informantes, otorgÓ estatus temporal migratorio 500,000 venezolanos. el presidente parecer buscar el Éxito en esta cumbre con la firma del acuerdo de los Ángeles. >> los sectores privados y las empresas tienen un papel en ayudar a la inversiÓn econÓmica de la regiÓn. >> en el encuentro de la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes y el primer ministro de canadÁ de congresista donde te has vicente gonzÁlez criticÓ fuertemente el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador p

provoke massive backlash among the latin american leaders by not inviting that us way like cuba and nicaragua, to a summit aimed at improving unity in the region. with broadcasting, lot of direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us right now in act of true to terrorism against its own people. that's how moscow has it slammed the seemingly deliberate destruction of more than 50000 tons of grain by ukrainian troops as they left mar. yeah, i made a raging global food crisis. this crime against humanity demonstrates to the entire world community the true face of the key of regime, which in fact uses the methods of food terrorism against its own people. all this is happening with the full support of countries of the so called, civilized west and amid the ongoing hysteria based on false accusations that the russian federation is creating a global food crisis. well, moscow has warned that the situation could get even worse as the supply problem has not stopped here. deploying troops and armored vehicles and several grain stores i

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

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

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 resolver a este tipo de boletos >> habían pistas que algo no pintaba bien. adicionalmente el número telefónico estaba ligado a un solo sujeto, detalles queella ignoró pero reconoce que de haber puesto

move to exclude venezuela, nicaragua, and cuba previously targeted with us sanctions from the summit for 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 guatemalan leaders refused to attend out of protest while argentina, columbia, and brazil are reportedly hesitant to come live as president had previously said that he won't attend. and the leaders of guatemala el salvador and honduras are also not expected. washington has stood by a decision and stressed that it expects to someone to still be successful. the meeting taking place in los angeles was planned to revise 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 an embarrassment saying it fails to assert leadership in the region. a former us presidential candidate from the party of socialism and liberation. gloria law river says such anti democratic position makes u

. >> Él ni sitio para que invitaran a partir que no son democrÁticos como cuba o venezuela y nicaragua. pedro: el presidente tuvo ademÁs tiene una agenda que incluye varias reuniones con jefes de estado. jorge: hoy tuve la oportunidad de entrar al secretario de estado es el organizador y, el destino de la polÍtica exterior de los estados unidos. hablamos sobre si es posible de que se estÉ creando un bloque antidemocrÁtico dentro de amÉrica latina, pero le preguntamos sobre la declaraciÓn del senador en el sentido de recibir de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez,? habrÍa chantajeado o intentado chantajear al presidente joe biden. [habla en inglÉs] >> [habla en inglÉs] jorge: [habla en inglÉs] ademÁs, hablamos sobre cÓmo estados unidos forma distinta a las dictaduras, tienen contacto con finalidad Área saudita, pero no es el mismo caso con cuba y nicaragua. y de secretario de estado mÉdico que tratan de igual forma cada caso. pero vamos a lo que ocurre en el caso de joaquÍn garcÍa, el lÍder de la iglesia la luz del mundo. felix: despuÉs de del proceso legal en contra de Él

, siendo honduras y nicaragua los que registra mayor pobreza. >> lo que no queremos es es que suba mÁs, porque ya no nos alcanza. alejandro: en ciudad de mÉxico, alejandro madrigal. leÓn: los precios del combustible sigan por las nubes y ningunaseÑal que vayan a normalizarse. pero en california los precios ya alcanzan $10 la gasolina regular se vende en 9.6. la premium 9.90. el galÓn en estados unidos el precio promedio fue el el lunes de 4.86 centavos el galÓn. patricia: un dÍa como hoy, 6 de junio de 1944 forma parte de la historia al llevarse a cabo la operaciÓn militar mÁs importante durante la segunda guerra mundial, el desembarco de normandÍa. la batalla de normandÍainvolucra en su primer dÍa mÁs de 5000 barcos, 1200 aviones, 170,000 soldados sÓlo por parte de los paÍses aliados. y a 78 aÑos de su ejecuciÓn, este dÍa se conmemora para recordar al estallido de la segunda guerra mundial y el inicio del fin del ejÉrcito nazi en los paÍses del eje. leÓn: dos muertos y un herido grave dejÓ el choque de una avioneta en la costa de panamÁ city en florida. las autor

mighty: la alta comisionada de naciones unidas para los derechos humanos afirmÓ que nicaragua sigue el deterioro con deplorables condiciones en las cÁrceles. asegurÓ que hay 173 personas detenidas en relaciÓn las protestas de 2018, mientras otras fueron arrestadas durante las elecciones del aÑo pasado. fÉlix: el presidente volodÍmir zelenski y visitÓ la regiÓn de nicola y la regiÓn de odessa. zelenski trato con las autoridades locales los problemas para la reparaciÓn de infraestructura, daÑada como la red de suministro de agua y las dificultades con la cosecha. locutora: francia reportÓ el dÍa mÁs cÁlido de un mes de junio en toda su historia con temperaturas de 109 f en el sureste del paÍs. entre las grandes ciudades, burdeos llegÓ a 104 f. locutor: pasamos con la informaciÓn deportiva. esta tarde se disputÓ la jornada nÚmero 15 de la mls. guadalupe flores con toda la informaciÓn. [mÚsica] guadalupe: que gusto saludarlos con la informaciÓn deportiva. los Ángeles galaxy enfrentaron a portland timbers. jimmy sara abriÓ el marcador. al final galaxy ganarÍa 2 —

s. refuse to include cuba, venezuela, and nicaragua, and above it, we'll hear from alzheimer's world rentals. who's at the summit in los angeles, but 1st, let's join out as you, as manuel rob below, who's with the migrants in southern mexico and what, where are you, what's happening? the adrian, not a lot has changed since tuesday, but this is now day 3 of a migrant caravan. we've been following their steps since they set out from the city of tampa, tula, early on in the morning. on monday right now, we are in a makeshift gymnasium, i'll give you a sense of what it's like where we are right now. on tuesday, the migrant caravan is sort of rounded to a halt. people worn out completely exhausted. the heat here in southern mexico really is quite extreme. these pictures that you're looking at right now are of several 100 migrants that have taken shelter in this public gymnasium that's been of refitted to accommodate as many as possible. many, many more do not have a roof over their heads. they though they are lucky if they have a carp a tar anything that they can sleep under. we spoke rec

because the by the administration decided not to invite the leaders of cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela thing, those countries are anti democratic and they don't have a place at the table here. that turns out to created more of a storm probably than the administration was counting on. and the fact that these, these nations snubbed the regions long time superpower is perhaps a sign of how much u. s. influence has waned in the region and how, how little trust remains between the u. s. and some of the countries in the region . so rounding back around to your question about a, an agreement on migration. kerry, i don't think that that's you. i don't think you're going to see some kind of an ironclad agreement here, especially with the absence of like the president of mexico for example. but you will see some progress. the white house insists towards actual concrete progress investment in canada improvement plans for latin america as a whole. with the goal, the white out says of creating a kind of demo, democratic, middle class society all the way from panama. excuse me, all the way from arct

s. excludes cuba, venezuela and nicaragua. ah, so price is being held in june. it's you're against an upcoming referendum on a new constitution. police confronted protest as who tried to reach the electoral commission, the demonstrate to say the vote will not be free or fair a bet jacobs was so we came pulled good parties, connect to us to express our views. but we were attacked by the police who spread tear gas on our faces. while the advisory committee for the new constitution has met for the 1st time, it's part of a national consultation process. that president case said commission to draft the new constitution. litzy holcman has been following developments from genus i sigh, he has gathered more and more powers. he is suspended the judiciary authority and has, in his words, reformed the election authority. this week he sat 57 judges, and he'll say later to mister misses proposed nancy's that he's accusing her of acts of terrorism and even acts of adultery which carries a final sentence here, taneesha as so, the thing inside isn't resulting in the real proble

. >> la exclusiÓn de cuba, venezuela y nicaragua solamente fomenta el aislamiento y no da resultados como histÓricamente hemos aprendido. >> no hay exclusiones ideolÓgicas aquÍ hay un rechazo contundente. >> preclaro a cualquier forma de dictadura >>> a pesar de la ausencia del presidente lÓpez obrador se comprometiÓ a dar trabajo a 60 mil migrantes guatemaltecos. >> al destacar los logro anunci sillas clavess la vacÍas mÉxico guatemala el salvador y honduras el triÁngulo norte. >> ¿julio? >>> administraciÓn biden tuvo que anunciar >> mÉxico, guatemala, salvador honduras >>> gracias, cristina. >> mientras justamente cuando estÁbamos en los Ángeles conversamos con el secretario de seguridad intern los Ángeles, tiene dientes el acuerdo estÁn obligados a a cumplir con los acuerdossa alej. si estÁn obligados a cumplir co los acuerdos esto nos contestÓ >> esto no se trata de imponerle una obligaciÓn a otro paÍs es mÁs una cuestiÓn de una a asociaciÓn y por lo tanto, es una enorme cantidad desplazamiento en la regiÓn y tenemos que secretario iremos frontera y los nÚ

nuclear watchdog raises concerns about a ukrainian nuclear plant in russian control no invite for cuba, nicaragua, or venezuela. the summit of america's will still go ahead, but questions over what can be achieved without all key players pressed tensions rise between 11 and israel ever. a maritime area that both want to tap for gas. ah, so a test of survival for boris johnson, the u. k. prime minister will face a confidence vote from his own party later on monday, the challenge to his leadership has been triggered by discontent. within the conservatives, i johnson, straits called to resign over a series of scandals that included a number of parties held in and around downing street during the height of the you case corona virus. lockouts. the threshold, all 15 percent of the parliamentary party seeking a vase of confidence in the prime minister has been passed. therefore, evasive confidence will take place within the rules of the united states to committee. that vote will take place this evening in the house of commons between 6 and 8 o'clock. we will announce the result shortly thereafter. there

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

we found, after we have made -- after i have made that one speech nicaragua on the air, it was a great turnaround. but, it was one speech. the disinformation kept on, and on. and just like advertising, constantly and it word away, it gradually went back -- thinking that they were doing the wrong thing and nicaragua. >> what's the significance of. .. pardon me? well. >> two questions, make them good. >> mister president, if we can do what we did when we interviewed you an 81, if i can leave them with pat and if you can... get to you in the next couple of days. >> yes fine. >> that would be great. >> i would be happy to. being a reader of readers digest. >> thank you. your first accomplishment in 1981 was to push through a huge tax cut, now you are fighting for revamping of the entire tax code. when did you first start thinking about what you call, disgraceful inequities of the tax system? >> i've always believed in those, and have for a lot of years. i think it has gotten so out of line, and so complicated. i thought that most of our people, many of our people discuss with the tax syste

it is clear venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua are in a category of their own. that the democratic disruption and in some cases, erosion is dramatic. i think the administration was right in establishing the basic criteria. i think the countries of the americas do need to be bound by at least a common set of principles regarding the democracy and democratic resilience. every single country, except cuba, signed an inter-america -- as well as in 2001. i think in this regard, it is the right call. having said this, obviously, many countries in the americas look at the u.s. and look at the u.s. engagement with other authoritarian regimes around the world, with which the united states has profound constant, deep political diplomatic engagement, and some obviously see a contradiction. and some hypocrisy. regardless, i think the biden the right call. john y.: this also led to the leader of the nation you represented in washington, mexico, not coming. mexico, arguably the -- along with canada, the most important u.s. partner in the americas. what do you think the effect

want it or not, they have the voices of the people of cuba, nicaragua and venezuela. the voice will be there in different ways, in different forms. >> we can now bring in senior fellow of the americas program at the center for strategic and international studies. thank you for joining us on france 24. mexico's president, among others, have threatened to boycott the summit of the americas if the leaders of the three countries were not invited. why did the biden administration continue to keep them off e guest list? >> thanks for having me. e biden administration is right. they took a principled stance against inviting dictators, repressive dictators to a summit that is about celebrating democracy and talking about how we can consolidate democracy in a region, how do we fortify? moving forward after a terrible cobit experience in the region. this was less a u.s. decision than a u.s. decision to uphold what had been a consensus of opinion throughout the region. at the 2001 summit of the americas in quÉbec city, all countries in the region signed a resolution that said a

. >> [indiscernible] ---- cuba and nicaragua -- cuba and nicaragua for principal reasons. does the president feel in anyway embarrassed that a neighbor like mexico is not coming? does it rise to that level of awkwardness? sec. jean-pierre: let me first say the president was aware. when speaking to obador, that he wasn't going to attend. before the press conference was made. before he made the decision. there was communication there, he was made aware. we have had candid engagement with the president of mexico, as well as regional partners for more than a month, regarding the issue of invitation to the summit. it is important to acknowledge there are a range of views on the question -- on this question of hemisphere, as i mentioned earlier. the president's principal position is what we do not believe that dictators should be invited. that said, we look forward to hosting the foreign secretary as the mexican representative, and welcome mexico's contribution to the summit deliverables. to your question, at the end of the day, we don't believe dictators should be invited. we d

and up until recently, cuba is willa, and also nicaragua could all sit together at the same table and discuss their common challenges. and the, the things that they want to do together ways of cooperating. so the fact that it hasn't turned out that way now is a big disappointment, but it doesn't mean that there is no interest in it. and i would also say that i'm not completely in agreement with rob, about whether it would have been more of a fiasco to have invited nicholas my ludo or the cuban in nicaragua, leaders because one could argue or certainly the white house might have argued that it was not up to the white house to decide who could and could not come to a summit that is supposed to include absolutely every single country of the americas. but it would have been an opportunity, perhaps for him not to have shaken hands with my buddha, but rather to have sat at the same table with these 3 leaders. and have taken them to task to have tried to make them accountable for the criticisms that not only the united states, but many other countries in the region have against those governm

think about it, you won't even talk to cuba and nicaragua? but then are you going to fly to saudi arabia and beg principle-- to release more oil? it team seems like america is more tolerant of countries that have a little cha ching s that what it is in in many ways the american government is like a strirp, yeah. like if you ain't paying they don't care about you. and i hope you know that saudi arabia. america is not actually into you, they are just saving up for college, that is all this is. st not but, america. here is the thing, here is the thing. whether the u.s. likes it or not it is connected to these countries, all right, they affect the united states and the united states affects them. don't you think it is weird that you will be talking about migrants from nik rag want but they will not be at that summit? you don't think it's strange. it will be like staging an intervention without the person there. you have got to get your life together, barry, is what i would say if barry was here, i think this would have been good, guys, this would

amy: the summit of the americas was marred by biden's decision to exclude the leaders of cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela. the mexican president andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador boycotted the summit in response. the leaders of bolivia, guatemala, and el salvador also skipped the gathering. in france, president emmanuel macron is fighting to keep his parliamentary majority after a strong showing by a left-wing alliance led by jean-luc mÉlenchon. during the first round of voting and parliamentary elections, the blocs led by macron and mÉlenchon received around a quarter of the vote each. marine le pen's far-right party came in third with just under 19% of the vote. voters will return to the polls next sunday for a second and final round of voting. syria has suspended all flights at the damascus international airport after an israeli attack damaged the airport's runway and observation tower. israel reportedly launched a volley of missiles from the occupied golan heights early friday morning. syria, iran, and russia condemned the attack. in recent years, israel has quietly carried out hundreds

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he after biden decided to exclude cuba, nicaragua and venezuela are doing. they don't meet the required democratic credentials. you know, you didn't, did it. you. no one has the right to exclude anyone. how can you call it a summit of the americas? where are the excluded countries from another continent and other galaxy, another planet. what a mala, honduras, and the caribbean countries as a block are also threatening not to attend wild. many of those who will plan to protest the reasons. very mexico's president novice or would have on, for example, says that this is a matter of respect to a national sovereignty. while here in chile, president gabriella bodied says that ice and nation and sanctions don't work. and instead calls for dialogue and engagement with the leaders who are accused of human rights violations, saying that they must be brought to the table and brought the task face to face. about this year's agenda focuses on reaching a region wide agreement on migration. but with midterm elections around the corner biden doesn't want to antagonize conse

interventionism and disrespect to the mexican president lambs, us decision not to invite venezuela, cuba and nicaragua, to a summit, supposed to improve unity in the region and refuses to show up himself with broadcasting. lot of direct from our studios and multiple, this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. are now 9 people have been killed and 18 injured on monday as the done yet people's republic continues to come under heavy shelling. local authorities claim that ukrainian forces fired 20 missiles at the country's capital alone. as intensive fighting continues in the east of lucon republic, several residential buildings have been severely damaged in the western city of new business. ganske authorities say 3 people were killed and more than 30 injured in shelling by ukrainian forces during the week. meanwhile, russia and gone scar carrying out a clearing operation in the crucial settlement of commerce. java with the aim of cutting off keowee supplies to its troops in lucy chance one of the cranes left strongholds in the republic parties. it was done. i've sp

the you with 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 interventionism, 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 government with i will welcome you watching on t international with the latest world news is good to happy with. starting with the latest on the ukraine conflict has russia's military has reported. it's making steady advances in to previously ukrainian held territory in the la guns. still in missouri, there was a total of 90, probably has been liberated so far. recovery operations are currently under civilian life. in mario pl electricity and water supplies have been streets been cleaned. d, mining operations are in full effect. flick has come predominantly under the control of russian lead forces that fill her public ones hound that the recently changed. hands is also go story. small school defense ministry said ukrainian trips have been using that over the oak sanc

during the 1980 is the united states back anti communist conference in nicaragua. and in el salvador, these fighters that were backed by the united states were also heavily involved in the drug trade, norco 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 sanctions that created a food crisis and cost thousands of lives. 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 territory and prevent the venice willing people from realizing their will realizing their own democracy and achieving their own destiny of freedom. while the states has burned a lot of bridges in the region, russia and china are doing the opposite. they're pouring in investments. and now countries that have been shunned by washington have an alternative. this is what china

and that's because the by the administration did not invite leaders of cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela. nevertheless, by and said that the people who are here, the leaders who are here will by the end of this summit, this week sign what he called the los angeles declaration. that is a attempt to manage in an orderly way. he said the flows of refugees and to increase opportunities for safe and orderly migration, while at the same time disrupting gangs of criminal traffickers. human traffickers who pray on desperate people over crowding and extreme heat and creating dangerous conditions for thousands of asylum seekers, making their way towards the us through mexico. i know raffles reports from the southern chapel state. ah, a public gymnasium in southern mexico has been temporarily transformed to house thousands of migrants and asylum seekers. it's crowded and many people here are starting to get sick. that are medics from a humanitarian group. say they're treating hundreds of people every day. but they can't tend to everyone northeast in the port again, it's not enough. the flow of migr

not inviting cuba, venezuela. nicaragua is consistent with us foreign policy, which is certainly a policy of trying to force these countries into our and the foreign policy framework that the us would like to see from these countries, which they're refusing to abide by leaving out the 3 countries. and thereby also excluding other like minded governments that, that are sympathetic to, to keep up in this way. i think i got almost get certain guarantees that the summit will be a complete waste of time. there's been a long history in latin america, rejecting us efforts to interfere. but this has always been tempered by our governments that were sympathetic to, to the united states. and, but that has been decreasing that, that is the sympathy with us in the governments has been decreasing for a long period of time, which is why more and more countries are acting actually in solidarity with the countries that the united states wants to exclude from the summit this is really the view of most of the peoples and latin america, and which is precisely that they reject us interference in their countr