here's cuba. here's florida. here's cuba. cuba had been part of the spanish empire basically since columbus arrived so quite some time at this point. we already talked about cuba is predominantly in sugar. also in tobacco production. it is a huge sugar producer at the time. however, sugar prices in the world are declining in the late 1800's so that's bad for cubans. ok. sugar prices are declining by the late 1800's. and everything gets worse in 1894 when the united states raises tariffs on cuban sugar. in 1894, the united states congress raises tariffs on cuban sugar. so that means they'll be able to sell less sugar in the united states. is everybody with me here? yes, rebecca, good. 1894 tariff raises prices on cuban sugar. all right. and the response was cuban resistance to spanish colonization. that starts in 1895. cuban people had been trying to declare themselves people independent by the spanish for decades at this point. for decades. there had been efforts by cuban people to declare their i

to create resistance groups within cuba. i think someone noticed that cuba is a real big place. it doesn't really stretch from washington past chicago. it's obviously located south of florida, but you can see how big it is here. and so the plan quickly grew from 30 to about 500 cia trained at cuban exiles would infiltrate the country and link up with the anti-castro forces that were believed to be operating in cuba. cia propaganda efforts including a clandestine radio station. this is all on the guatemala model would help build internal cuban support for opposing castro. and this is where it helps to have a knowledge of history, even when you're planting a covert action. essentially cia was using the example of its predecessor the office of strategic services oss sending agents into nazi occupied france. where the population didn't like the nazis and was willing to take risks to support these these commandos these covert action operatives. cia remembered that and remember the positive aspects of the 1954 guatemala operation.

-cuba relations? >> it will be rare to see the cuban government turn to washington and ask for help, yet they didn't really get it apart from minimal support. it does not a good relationship at the moment. it hasn't been good for a long time and i think the more this continues, the more there is outward migration and cuba's media, seems like the less we see from the biden administration. there is no desire on the part of washington to improve the relationship. with midterms on the horizon, one imagines that will probably stay the same. laura: what about the state of protests against cuba's communist government? the government always moves to try to quash dissent. what is happening now? what is the status of protests? >> the last time i was back i looked at the family members of people who had been arrested and given long prison sentences for taking part in the july 11 protests. what i think this step in terms of wholesale and retail is about is essentially trying to make sure there is support for loca

so there is extradition between cuba and the u.s. there is a treaty that goes back to 1904, you know, before the castro regime. but, you know, a legitimate government honors treaties, and this -- eric: william morales, the accused faln bombmaker, joanne chesimard if accused of killing a new jersey state trooper, hiding or living openly in cuba. get them back now, that is the message from joe connor on behalf of his father frank and all victims of terrorism. joe, always good to see you. we'll watch out for your book, "shattered lives," and that film that tells a heart-wren with. ing and important story. >> thank you, eric, you're the best. eric: thank you. arthel? arthel: well, celebrities like singer shawn mendes have been putting a spotlight on mental health. a recent survey found 1 in 3 americans have reported symptoms of anxiety or depression, but not everyone seeks treatment. we're going to speak to a clinical psychologist about this coming up next. ♪ ♪ make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our custom fit orthotics u

is cuba. we have to go around a lot of issues that the u.s. puts in the path and that is because cuba is on the state sponsor of terrorism list, which is absolutely ridiculous. it was put on that list because cuba had hosted rebels from colombia for peace talks. thospeace talks are resuming now with a new government of colombia that has had cuba should be off of that list. cuba, if anything, is the state sponsor of global healthcare, sending doctors and nurses around the world, not a state-sponsored terrorism. so we have a campaign we would love to people to join on the codepink website to push congress and biden to take cuba off that list so that we can help cuba in times like this to get the medicines, to help the burn victims, to reinvigorate the economy -- especially where people are suffering as a result of this fire. amy: medea benjamin, i want to move on to saudi arabia. you're the author of a number of books including "kingdom of the unjust: behind the u.s.-saudi connecti." i want to a

in cuba there are not all the means required and not all the technology. we are counting on technical advice, which is very important, because it allows us to compare what we know with the knowledge of people from other countries who have been involved in events is serious. will: the communist government even took the step of appealing to its ideolical enemy, the united states. washington has yet to send any support. now a new problem. over the weekend a second tank at the depot exploded and a third is in flames, hampering existing efforts and adding new fuel to the fire. the government has described the situation as complex. with a significant part of the country's reserves contained in those fuel tanks, that is an understatement. cuba has already been experiencing long blackouts, including in the capital havana, the result of a global energy crisis, the war in ukraine, and years of underinvestme in the crumpling -- crippling energy infrastructure. cubans fearful of what this blaze may mean for the island's scare resources can do little but wait and watch

the terms of the long—standing us economic embargo against cuba. cuban officials say that in response, the us has offered technical advice. our central america correspondent, will grant, has this report. amid a crippling energy crisis, an apparent lightning strike at one of the island's biggest fuel depots was the island's biggest fuel depots was the last thing cuba needed. as the day's, the fire shows no sign of being brought under control. in truth, they fall woefully short. cuba simply lacks the specialist personnel and basic equipment to get a handle on the disaster of this magnitude. some 16 people, many of them firefighters, are still missing and must now be presumed dead. the cuban government assess neighbours for help in mexico has sent some personnel and equipment. translation: it is a major fire. translation: it is a majorfire. it translation: it is a major fire. it isn't easy to control. in cuba, there are not all the means required and there's not all the technology. we're counting on technical advice, which is very important, because a

the terms of the long—standing us economic embargo against cuba. cuban officials say that, in response, the us has offered technical advice. our correspondent will grant has this report. amid a crippling energy crisis, an apparent lightning strike at one of the island's biggest fuel depots was the last thing cuba needed. as the days passed since the incident sent the facility up inflames, the fire shows no sign of being brought under control. attempts to douse the blaze are continuing, but in truth, they fall woefully short. cuba simply lacks the specialist personnel and basic equipment to get a handle on a disaster of this magnitude. some 16 people, many of them firefighters, are still missing and must now be presumed dead. the cuban government asked its neighbours for help, and mexico has sent some personnel and equipment. translation: it is a major fire in a super tanker fuel base. - it isn't easy to control. in cuba, there are not all the means required and there's not all the technology. we're counting on technical advice, which is very import

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en matanzas, cuba, sigue creciendo el incendio que se desatÓ en tanques de almacenamiento de petrÓleos. al lugar llegaron especialistas venezolanos y mexicanos. el senado aprobÓ el paquete medioambiental de la administraciÓn biden. ahora el trÁmite pasa a la cÁmara baja para su ratificaciÓn. >> juro a dios y prometo al pueblo cumplir fielmente la constituciÓn y leyes de colombia. fÉlix: gustavo petro es el primer presidente de izquierda en colombia. hoy toma posesiÓn en la plaza de bolÍvar, en donde prometiÓ paz y ayuda a la poblaciÓn mÁs necesitada. >> noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] maity: muy buenas tardes y bienvenidos. comenzamos con la carrera contrarreloj que siguen librando socorristas mexicanos para rescatar con vida a unos mineros atrapados en una mina de carbÓn en coahuila. fÉlix: los equipos todavÍa no han reducido el nivel de inundaciÓn subterrÁnea, para que puedan ingresar los buzos al pozo donde estarÍan los mineros. esto disminuye la posibilidad de encontrarlos con vida. vamos con los detalles. reportero: saludos. son cuatro dÍas

it's being lost. cuba uses a lot of oil, and this will make the power outage is even worse. there are many people who are affected. cuba has been struggling with fuel charges, with some regions, composing energy, black, owls 12 to 12 hours a day. this incident will lightly exacerbated the islands problems in watching d w. that's it for me. coming up next wild stories, antonio logical. and of course, you can get one of our websites, d, w dot com, thanks much enjoying the view and come take a look at this to the highlight school every week in box. subscribe. now. look closely. ah.

there are many people who are affected cuba has been struggling with fuel charges. with some regions composing energy, black gulls fall to 12 hours a day. this incident will likely exacerbate the islands problems to sports and german football. now, dirt, dockman, beat lever, cozen in their opening bundles league match. one goal was enough for the home side to claim all 3 points, defender jonathan tar lost the ball outside his own box. the 9th minute allowing dormant captain michael royce to force the ball over the line was defensive calamity. all round from the visitors and it was for them in injury time. as keeper lucas red sky was sent off, handling the ball outside the box. and let's check out the score so far. as the buddha's legal opening matched a draws to a close. stuttgart drew with leipzig, cologne against chalka, is still underway on friday by and thrashed frankfurt on saturday, dormant beat laver cousin and when yawn beat head in the berlin darby. glad back beat hoffen higher. bremond share to point with false book on their return to the top flight might

do we know what kind of help cuba is - what kind of help cuba is looking for and what they are likely to get back? the looking for and what they are likely to get back?— likely to get back? the very bottom line _ likely to get back? the very bottom line is _ likely to get back? the very bottom line is that - likely to get back? the very. bottom line is that they want to get the fire under control immediately. as soon as possible. if you can send firefighters, support, equipment, that's what they're looking for in the short term. beyond that, there will be elements they'll need to sort of rebuild the site and make it safe again. but in the short term, i think the emphasis is on simply bringing displays under control, and it tells a lot about where cuba is at the moment. that this place is so of control, talks to the extent of control, talks to the extent of the crumbling infrastructure on the island, worsened by the decade—long us economic embargo, something the united states has been at pains to point out that doesn't prevent them from helping in a situation and emergency situatio

cuba's government has taken the rare step of asking the united states for help. cuban officials say that in response, the us has offered technical advice. our central america correspondent, will grant, has this report. amid a crippling energy crisis, an apparent lightning strike at one of the island's biggest fuel depots was the last thing cuba needed. as the days passed since the incident, the fire shows no sign of being brought under control. attem pts atte m pts to attempts to dowels the blaze are continuing. in truth, they fall woefully short. cuba simply lacks the specialist personnel and basic equipment to get a handle on the disaster of this magnitude. some 16 people, many of them firefighters, are still missing and must now be presumed dead. the cuban government asked its neighbours for help in mexico has sent some personnel and equipment. translation: it is a major fire in a super tanker fule base. i it isn't easy to control. in cuba, there are not all the means required and there's not all the technology. we're counting on technical advice, which is ver

also coming up, rescue as in cuba, search for 17 fi fi, this mess. and after a lightning strikes box, a huge via an oil storage facility. and the colonies of c beds are devastated. any new avian influenza outbreak, we look on what conservationist in germany are doing to control the spread. lou, i am 80 micro junior welcome to the program. israel and miller tenants in the gaza strip have been exchanging rockets by apple if that day is the biggest escalation in violence in the region for over a year. hundreds of civilians in guys i've been injured. at least one people have been killed, including several children process loans to the attacks in response to an imminent threat from the palestinian islamic jihad group. 2 of the groups the, this i've been killed in the strikes crowds are present in the temple mount in jerusalem, mocking a holy day in the jewish calendar, but it's back in fear of an escalation. speaking to our correspondence, tanya cray, my short while ago asked her for an update as the ease wrong guys are fighting spills in today. 3 well, a

our central america and cuba correspondent will grant told me more. we know that at least 17 firefighters are missing, which is obviously a horrific situation for cubans, for the island more generally, and this couldn't come at a worse time for the nation, in many ways, in the grip as it is of a nationwide electricity, rolling electricity blackouts. havana, the capital, has recently been told it is going to have to start experiencing blackouts as they try to move elements of the electricity grid to other parts of the island that need it, so, really, it comes at a terrible, terrible time to have a fuel depot on fire to such an extent that they can't bring it under control and have appealed to neighbours like mexico and indeed the ideologicalfoe of the united states, both of whom have indicated a willingness to help. specifically, do we know what kind of help cuba is looking for and what they are likely to get back? i mean, the very bottom line is that they want to get the fire under control immediately, as soon as possible. so, if you can send firefigh

and what's happening where you on and is this affecting power supplies in cuba? it hasn't affected paula supplies, as you can see behind me, there's this gigantic clue in the smoke a supertankers because each one has 300000 gallons of oil inside the lightning stuck on friday, causing want to have exploded and keep in 5 sites isn't as you mentioned in your, in your introduction now the venezuelan and mexican 5, i'd just like to stop the tank from catching so, and as you can see when, when it unfortunately just picked up in a minute on it flowing straight on to that. so it's pretty critical just to clarify the pilot storing crude oil, not a petroleum products, but keep in mind the power plant is less than a kilometer away from what is the main power, blah. things are very, very critical here in terms of power concept already power cups throughout the country. and this can only so bad news for an already dire situation and how cubans reacting to wish this is what this is comprehend the sense of tragedy in cuba. it's just being one thing off for another whole world's

will, it's been more than six decades since foreign investment was allowed in cuba, why now? hardline revolutionaries have opposed this for years — ideologically it's quite the decision — just talk us through the historical significance of this? every time we see one of these movements, the idea of opening up wholesale and resell the private investment from abroad, no less, the to be pretty sure that there's been some kind of major conversation behind wrangling of hardliners and those keener on seeing more reform or a quicker pace of reform on the island and in this case, it's become so dire in the last two years where tourism is meant the rock—bottom and the lack of foreign exchange earnings as result of that, that is basically meant that there simply is not enough with which to import the goods that they need to subsidise food and make sure they have enough even to keep the lights on in the current context even to keep the lights on in the current contex— current context success is by no means guaranteed _ current context success is by no means guaranteed may - curr

it's being lost. cuba uses a lot of oil, and this will make the power outages even worse. there are many people who are affected you or has been struggling with fuel charges. with some regions composing energy, black owls for up to 12 hours a day. this incident will likely exacerbate the islands problems. abundantly august to belin claps, that was dabby day in the opening fixture on the on host that heather and once again claimed the bragging rights in the capital class and yawn quite happily hosted hatter for the opening fixture. having beaten their crosstown rivals 3 times last season. the visiting fans were hoping new faces at the helm would market turn around at the club. coach sandro shots joined from dynamo, moscow, and the new club president is one of their own. ty bernstein, a former ultra, who used to stand and cheer along with these hardcore fans. but it was one of unknowns, new faces who stole the limelight. jordan see boucher last season's top score and the swiss league getting a debut goal. immediately reminding het as new boss of the uphill task at hand after

main ally to cuba. i'll be speaking to industry experts and economists, and they say those sanctions forced cuba to pay a premium on all the oil it buys on the market. that's next, of, course the cuban government can't do too much to stop that right now. given the way u.s. politics is structured. the second, the war in ukraine. we talk about this all the. time around the world, we have seen the effects of rising gas prices, the government in sri lanka was ousted largely because of this. cuba, it's powerless to change that. the third cause is very, very old, decrepit infrastructure. i was speaking to an oil industry experts in the university of austin, texas. he said most of key was power plants have been built over 40 years ago, haven't received enough maintenance. that the cuban government's fault, because they are broke right now, they don't have enough money to give them the -- they need. so when you put all these factors together, you could see the cuban government is in the dire situation in how it

cuba is one of those benefactor 's. this week, a russian oil tanker, carrying 700,000 barrels of oil docked in the city of matanzas, and has been unloading that petrol, here, on the island. >> i would assume, bringing us the latest from cuba, and, as always. next, you are not just imagining it. it is hot, the climate crisis is driving record breaking heat, and let's look at what else is coming up on msnbc. >> tonight, on ayman, the dangerous, and the lies, on the latest fbi search on mar-a-lago. we discuss this with joaquin, and with trump releasing the surveillance tape could cause. that is tonight, 8 pm eastern, right here, on msnbc. pro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. so, for me and the hundreds of drivers in my fleet, staying connected, cutting downtim

they were going to invade cuba. the soviet union recognize, they said ok, this is a vital national interest of the united states. they're going to be willing to fight for it. we'll cut a deal. and what we did, soviet pulled a nuclear missiles from cuba. and in return, we pulled our nuclear muscles out of turkey. and piece piece was the result. so we didn't have people dying and massive numbers in cuba. we didn't make that analysis when, when they what, what happened? news is back in 2014 president obama launched a plan to overthrow the government of ukraine, the legitimately elected government of ukraine. and then he began pouring advance missiles and rockets into ukraine and, and those were used to make the attack on the don bass. and that war has raged black when, sorry to interrupt, but you mentioned the shifting media narrative. and i think that's an important point. you said that the media has started to realize things right. in a recent amnesty international report focuses on the use of human shields, bike. ye

that's why i'm not one of the biggest politician is electric power stations in cuba. so. so in his analysis, really the whole question is whether or not that port infrastructure that sends the oil that talks to the silos to one of which is still burning. and then it's transported to the rest of the country to generate power. whether that infrastructure has been critically damaged. china's military staged a 4th and final day drills in their taiwan towns. defense ministry says at least 2 dozen chinese aircraft entered. it says space. the fighter jets and drones were deployed as a warning to tie pay after hosted us how speaker nancy pelosi. around 10 warships from both china and taiwan have also sailed close to each other in the taiwan strait with some chinese vessels crossing the median line. with lazy 1000 tourists locked down in a popular chinese crystal city due to a code 19 outbreak. 483 cases were reported in sonya on sunday. outbound flights have been cancelled, and trained ticket sales are on hold. travelers miss present 5 negative p. c artists over 7 days before bei

cuba, aust, humana serenade is a very proud country. this is a country that does ask for a business. it really, really needs it. boy, does it need it? they low on the tech, new technology and also experience in dealing with them for this mostly this is the biggest industrial fire this this countries ever faced. the venezuelan firefighters and the mexican specialists arrived hours ago. and they, they not only have with them the know how to deal with this, you know, big oil producing nations. but they also have technology and that crucially the materials that are needed to put out fires of this magnitude with unemployment and poverty on the rise cells and so of roman catholics and argentina have gathered at a bonus. it is church to celebrate saint caetano is the patron saint of brit and work. the crowd was joined by political movements on a march to the city center. daniel swine le reports ah, worshippers came in their thousands, some queuing overnight to ensure access to the patron saint of britain work. some to give thanks. others to as

the president of cuba met today with family members are those who are still not confront that. missing. you mentioned in the introduction, humanitarian cuba. aust, if you want to start an aide is a very proud country. this is a country that does ask for a dismiss. it really, really needs it. boy, does it need it? very low on the tech, new technology and also experience in dealing with this mostly this is the biggest industrial fire. this is countries ever faced. the venezuelan firefighters and the mexican specialists arrived hours ago. and they, they not only have with them know how to deal with this, you know, big oil producing nations. but they also have technology and that crucially the materials that needed to put out fires of this magnitude, they are not working on the site. and there's also tool called using the fuel the the tank that is right by the explosion now, so it doesn't explode. so the noises we're hearing from government missing right now is that it's not as terrible as it was 24 hours ago because that managing to cool somewhat, the pictures said still look pretty terri

cuba calls for help, including from the us, to tackle a major industrialfire. one body's been recovered so far. hundreds are taking part in a desperate rescue effort — as ten miners remain trapped underground in mexico. and a glimpse of life before the volcano — archaeologists shed new light on the lives people led in ancient pompeii. the palestinian health ministry says 2a people including six children, are now known to have died in israeli air strikes on the gaza strip. israel is targeting the palestinian militant group, islamichhad, and says it expects the offensive to last a week. the british foreign secretary, liz truss, said britain stood by israel's right to defend itself, but has called for a swift end to the violence, which has broken more than a year of relative calm. from jerusalem, here's our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. explosion. the full force of israel's new military operation in gaza. this building hitjust minutes after a warning strike. palestinians racing away. a year of relative calm now shattered. this is where one of the f

. - explosiÓn en cuba, se confirma al menos un muerto tras el estallido de 2 tanques en matanzas cuba, mÁs de 120 personas resultaron heridas y hay cientos de desplazados. el siniestro inicio el viernes cuando un rayo impactÓ un tanque en un deposito de combustible. >>> trump en cpac. el expresidente trump arremete contra la administraciÓn biden. lidera la preferencia para ser contrincante de biden el 2024. 10 aÑos de curiosidad, el rover cu rÍo si ty. cumpliÓ con su misiÓn principal, pero sigue contribuyendo a nuestro entendimiento del planeta mÁs cercano a la tierra. ♪♪. ♪♪ >>> noticias telemundo. ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> asÍ se vio la explosiÓn de uno de los dos tanques de crudo o que a esta hora estÁn ardiendo en la ciudad de matanza al este de de la habana f cuba. el siniestro ya cobrÓ una vida. ¿quÉ tal? les saluda johana suÁrez, tendremos mÁs de esta historia. iniciamos en mÉxico, donde son 3 dÍas sin noticias de los 10 mineros de sabina coahuila que estÁn atrapados. y en la superficie se libra una batalla para rescatarlos. el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓ

ed augustin, al jazeera montana, says cuba, the african football's governing body cap has officially announced a new african civilly to stand next to you 24 of the continent. the best haines will, can pay for $100000000.00 the prize money with the winner pocketing $11600000.00. that's in the 5 times once on ortho, in the current african champions league organizers, hope the project will boost to african football's economics, which is one of the biggest problems of f, the top every come clubs participating in the current champions league is they spend a lot of money on transport, and they spend a lot of money on accommodation. and when they, when the money they get does not justify or compensate for the use expenses they've undertaken. so the 1st $24.00 claps that you want to be part of the african football league. we will give them a contribution every of $2500000.00 to use. and i know they use some of that money to buy and, and recruit some of the best pays on the computer, but also to assist with their transport. and with all of the other expenses, but there has been some negative

that the russians, the very emboldened nikita khrushchev, sends missiles into cuba and we stare on and a blank and withdraw. and that's true. but we didn't realize until years later, there is a quid pro quo agreement around that. there were missiles in turkey that we had that were dangerously close to the soviet border, posing an existential threat, just as there were about to be or where missiles and cuba, just 90 miles from american shores. so, it is a great moment for kennedy. but we realize much later that it was due to a back channel negotiation that we get out of that peacefully. it's a credit to kennedy, but it is not a zero sum victory. in terms of what is lasting, here's my view on that. again, i mentioned that high tide of liberalism that kennedy creates. it's funny, you look at the legacies of john kennedy and lyndon johnson and so often they are either team kennedy or team johnson. and neither the twain shall meet. they have incredibly complimentary legacies, in my view. because john f. kennedy gets us thinking beyond ourselves, because he instill such faith in government,

, 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

and cuba. both islands have deteriorating conditions. joininging us is jacklyn charles. great to see you. talk to us first about the conditions both in haiti and cuba that's causing record numbers of people to leave. >> exactly. we saw last summer in july, the assassination of the haitian president and then protests in cuba with arrests and human rights abuses going on. economically in both countries there's deterioration of the economy. this haiti this weekend we saw the assassination of a former senator burned alive in his vehicle with his nephew. ongoing gang violence. last month over 500 people killed or injured in gang fighting. the situation is very dire, especially in haiti and leading people to just get on boats and risk the lives because they say it's unbearable to remain in that country. >> you have a situation in cuba coming on 63 years of dictatorship. you asked the white house press secretary this weekend how they respond to those who think that president biden doesn't care about haiti. you quoted something the president said in 1994 as a senator. >> haiti c

with kennedy that embolden's khrushchev to make the move in cuba. and it's the resolution of that that that conflict between the two that gives cruise chef respect for kennedy for the first time for the reasons that i mentioned what the way that khrushchev talked about it in his memoir is that kennedy was clear-headed in that moment. he did show grace and equanimity. he did talk to khrushcheff. i'll be at through back channels to try to find a peaceful resolution. and again, he didn't paint himself into a corner and that made a difference and after that point chris jeff's stock goes down in the world and john f. kennedy's goes up. there are so many fascinating details in this book. i really enjoyed reading it. i really hope everyone gets a chance to read them all. tell your friends spread the word. i do want to be respectful everyone's time and i want to give you the chance to share any other peace of information or a story or a nugget from here that you think people would find interesting before we leave the stage and enjoy the rest of i'll take a

-cuba policy has not been working. inact, a lot of times, has been affecting the most normal people, not creating the policy changes that we need on the island. there are multiple truth that new to be held there. it's important to normalize those relations and move to a place where we are centering the working class families in cuba that are crying out for help and support from a violent, oppressive regime. amy: are you for lifting the embargo? maxwell: i am. amy: president biden is going to pennsylvania today calling for an assault weapons ban. you are a major weapons activist. do you think this is enough? maxwell: could you repeat? amy: president biden is going to pennsylvania today calling for an assault weapons ban. maxwell: i think that is extremely important. a bipartisan bill that was passed a few months ago is extremely important in taking the steps necessary to encode violence in this country. th leading cause of deatfor children recently went from auto accidents to gun violence. our children are i on the fron

the government now wants to change that. cuba is dependent on imports and urgently needs convertible currency for food, medicine, petrol, or oil. the economic situation on the island is worsening. many have lost faith that the government has the power to get a grip on the economic crisis. chinese search engine by do has become the 1st company in the country to roll out, driverless cars on the public roads. at the same time, though, teslas have been banned in some parts of china. and suppose it security grounds observers say it's another example of beijing inviting in foreign firms, copying their tack and then kicking them out. the, china's driverless cars seem to be going from 0 to a 100. this one is an s u v, where the driver and even steering wheel optional search engine turned a developer by do and failed the model just last week. and some of its old models are already being piloted on beijing's roads to less is founder of sino auto insights, a basing based auto industry consultancy for when we talk about rural taxes that so far a ways out. he says that chinese companies, when con

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