venezuela swore to it and attempted. invasion by sea a group of mercenaries and terrorist who were financed by the us government is known and trained in colombia. well you know and this was done with the full complete support of the u.s. government and the u.s. and colombian government this group of terrorists. were stopped phoebe can be counted by our police and military union they were neutralized and captured. and those who perpetrated this attack against venezuela think went on or were arrested and they are now before our judicial bodies. i mean i mean recently we also captured a u.s. use by well not of my men who had weapons. and documents on our oil and electric industry we face a daily c h. we've been dismantling. these attacks genoud seen them unmasking them one after another and i wonder. how would you characterize a terrorist action in the midst of such extraordinary human you want to change circumstances as covert 19 how would you manage to characterize this action the very least one could say is that every th

to venezuela. so as my colleagues say, this country can do what presidents from both political parties have done in the past, and members of the house and senate from both political parties have done in the past, which is to live up to the idea that we are a place of refuge for those who are facing political persecution at home. and i don't how much more clearly you can define political persecution than by a finding by the united nations that the government of venezuela is committing crimes against humiditiy -- humanity against the people of venezuela and we have seen our republican colleagues once again block this investigation that would allow our country to live up to its tra diftion doing -- tradition of doing the right thing. senator menendez, i look forward to joining him as we press this issue. i guess the only good news is it seems to be getting a little harder, republican colleagues, who wants to come here in the light of day to object to it. i hope in the coming days that number will be z

highly approves of but venezuela has not has what we've seen as we've seen the u.s. government continue to ramp up this campaign against venezuela calling for the overthrow of president nicolas maduro ramping up sanctions and they're even still doing that this week president trump announced new measures targeting not only venezuela but also its close allies cuba and nicaragua simply for the fact that he said their governments did not align and were not doing enough to partner with the united states. well this week the united states also targeted iran with new sanctions what's the latest there what do we know i was right we had even more sanctions and you know when you think about iran and venezuela you see these 2 countries that have been targeted very heavily by the united states government in recent years especially as we're now dealing with a global pandemic so this year what we've seen happen is that are wrong has come along they've sent tankers with supplies to venezuela so that they were able to help them refine their crude oil and then they've helped even more

i often say we're not going to be another venezuela. we love the people of venezuela. we have tremendous support in miami from venezuelans and cubans. we're not going to let that happen to our country. nobody wants it. you know who wants it least is hispanic americans. they want to see it less than anybody because they know about it more than anybody. >> does that argument resonate with latino voters? >> it is interesting. we've been talking a look at how latinos feel about their place in the united states since donald trump became president. particularly among immigrant hispanics but also those who are u.s. born we find that many in fact about half of all adults say they're concerned about their place in the country since donald trump has become president. that number has grown since the last time we've done our first look at that question back when he first became president. in terms of violent crime we find the issue of violent crime for latinos is important to their vote for 63% of hispanic registered voters. if you remember a little earlier i mentioned 64% said th

with the following phrase the people of venezuela take care of democracy in venezuela. an american citizen who wins elections based on fake news like trump. has no moral authority to talk about democracy. likewise balsa naro in brazil certainly i may have being naive as well as. in believing in democracy and believing in the conduct of the brazilian elite and we are paying the price for that but nevertheless i think that the solution is a democratic one involves democracy. freedom of the press freedom of labor unions freedom of association respect to human rights. this is what motivates me and this is what i will fight for. because it is only with democracy that we will be able to improve the quality of life of the poor. of the workers and of the excluded people in our country. it is true that the americans may hate snowden because he was a state department employee and he leaked information. but the fact is that the song should be considered a hero by all democratic countries around the world. because he was the one who use the leaks to expose us espionage. competitor

in the bolivarian republic of venezuela we propose the creation of a revolving fund. public purchasing in the un system to guarantee access to food and to health care products this would be financed through me public resources it would make it possible you should tackle discrimination. and overcome economic embargo against countries and make it possible for governments to acquire necessary goods and services we call for a bolster rain of federal policies and financial funding for development to promote local production change and promote new economic actors and we also call for the creation of a bank of technology for training for the level of the bolivarian republic of venezuela that calls for the adoption of an international legally binding instrument on the development and the right to development which will bolster. people's efforts to overcome poverty and social inequalities and to fight for social justice. our reelection. as a member of the united nations human rights council through sovereign majority vote of the countries represented in the un system. despite

the base it's a move we have seen in recent days is a washington to impose new sanctions on a cuba venezuela and iran hands i believe peter that we really need to see these new sanctions true. russia be you know. how are all of the international say yes on the one hand and the americans do want to take action against the aforementioned countries they would like to bring down the government so that they would last and turn those countries so how they were trying to do the revolutions in those countries namely vassals states of america and i believe on the other hand the most important reason is that the americans are shreiking back against russia doing so i construe of russia's most important allies and friends in the world as washington. this shows he's a partnership with iran russia has just egypt our shit with. russia isn't in all of this. as a soviet union hastur in the cold war and the americans understand that they're also not subjects in syria has being defeated the americans know there is no chance of the syrian government being so here merican so on who can just get russia's allies a

what the election only weeks away the trumpet ministration continues its sanctions mania against cuba venezuela and iran has never explained how this advances the national interest also no matter who is in the white house or in policy blog is determined to continue to avenge its defeat in syria. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest marcus papadopoulos in london he's the editor of politics 1st magazine and here in moscow we're joined by dmitri bob he's a political analyst and editor in a smi media project all right tell me cross up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate ok let's go to marcus in london you and i want to tell marcus demon and our audience here i have big news we're not to talk about the presidential debates we're not to talk about the supreme court of the united states we're not going about it joe biden is see now actually we're going to talk about some real important things going on in the world today on this program i don't want to talk about same issues mania because this is all too familiar marcus it is a political weapon

i often say we are not going to be another venezuela. we love the people of venezuela. we have tremendous support in miami from venezuelans and cubans. we are not going to let that happen to our country. nobody wants it. and you know who wants at least? it's hispanic americans. they want to see it less than anybody because they know about it more than anybody. >> march hugo lopez. does that resonate? >> it's interesting. we've been taking a look at how latinos feel about their place in the united states since donald trump became president. mainly among immigrant hispanics but also among those who are u.s. born. we find many, in fact about half of all adults, say they are concerned about their place in the country since donald trump has become president. found that the issue of violent crime is important to 63% of registered hispanic voters. 64% said the same about supreme court appointments. violent crime and gun control are also initiatives that many -- there is a diversity of views on this, not all latinos feel the same about this and when it comes to countries like c

you know you know team in the in again looking at the 3 countries that we mention your cuba venezuela and iran. there's always this pretense of some kind we'll drop sanctions if you do x. y. and z. once in 3 but if you look at every single example we'll talk about syria in the 2nd half of the program it's basically full submit surrender and then we will drop the sanctions here it doesn't work that way that's not what diplomacy is all about an obviously it is a pretense to force regime change we all know what happened to libya the north koreans know what happened to libya here so i mean that this is such a blunt. tool for political change and there and there is no the the the the snake era part of it is never really explained and that's why these these countries in the end. there are governments of 2 threat because there is no alternative is one what is one way or my way or the highway and that is that is me and that's not the way you can. reasonably work the internet or go ahead. well you are absolutely right that sanctions is basically a continuation of a war by other means. you know

the people that have to take care of my dear are the people of venezuela not the united states might promptly or doesn't have to take care of more during the venezuelan voters does. all the ideological battle rages the humanitarian crisis continues in northern brazil pompei i visited some of the hundreds of thousands of venezuela migrants who have crossed the border to escape economic and political turmoil when a swale or won't take them back while it tries to contain the coronavirus pandemic . of the dura has made it clear he doesn't plan to go anywhere either. than you shriner al-jazeera. rusher is holding one of the biggest military drills in recent years nearly 80000 troops from several countries are taking part in the caucuses 2020 war games it involves more than 400 aircraft and over 100 vessels in the black and caspian sea the drills are taking place in the country southwest and involved china. and the iran. indian police arrested 9 people accused of planning attacks in the capital new delhi the national best a geisha agency says they're linked to al qaida suspects they were g

♪ ♪ fÉlix: a las elecciones parlamentarias en venezuela convocadas por el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro están agitando el panorama polÍtico del país. la convocatoria ha provocado una ruptura en la oposiciÓn, entre los que rechazan los comicios y otros que llaman a la participaciÓn electoral y los sectores mÁs radicales que piden una intervenciÓn armada en venezuela. reportero: es un polÉmico proceso electoral en venezuela con sus cuestionadas nuevas autoridades electorales, reciÉn sancionadas por estados unidos. >> retomar la vida electoral, el camino electoral como la vÍa para que logrÁramos los cambios que hoy venezuela necesita. reportero: unas elecciones que rompieron la unidad en la oposiciÓn que va dividida, luego que enrique capriles llamara a la oposiciÓn a participar en estos comicios que la mayorÍa de la oposiciÓn considera fraudulentos. enrique: no le vamos a regalar a maduro ni la asamblea nacional ni nada. reportero: esto se produjo luego de la sorpresiva liberaciÓn de nicolÁs maduro de mÁs de 100 opositores detenidos. maduro habrÍa encontrado en capriles a un a

en venezue patricia: en venezuela, luego de seis meses de pandemia, las cifras de muertos que reportÓ el rÉgimen de maduro por el virus, apenas se acerca a los 600 casos. de estos nÚmeros han sido cuestionados por expertos. desde caracas, francisco nos tiene informaciÓn. francisco: es uno de los Últimos entierros en esta ciudad. el sepelio de un hombre fallecido por covid 19 bajo estrictas media de bioseguridad. donde no hay funeral, duelo, lÁgrimas, u oraciones. las presencia de las familias estÁn prohibidas durante los entierros. >> no le volvimos a ver. hasta el dÍa que muriÓ y ni siquiera nos mostraron la prueba. francisco: el cementerio se estÁ quedando sin espacios para mÁs fallecidos. >> autorizar el traslado de los cadÁveres por covid 19para estos crematorios en estos municipios. >> las cifrasoficiales de fallecidos dicen otras cosas. casi 600 casos en tres meses de pandemia. cifras poco creÍbles para mÉdicos y expertos que estÁn viendo más muertes de las que el rÉgimen dice admitir. >> las condiciones de los hospitales estÁn peores que antes.lo cual hace de e

the people that have to take care of my dear are the people of venezuela not the united states might prompt doesn't have to take care of more during the venezuelan voters does. all the ideological battle rages the humanitarian crisis continues in northern brazil pompei or visited some of the hundreds of thousands of venezuela migrants who have crossed the border to escape economic and political turmoil when a swale or won't take them back when he tries to contain the coronavirus pandemic. because of the dura has made it clear he doesn't plan to go anywhere either. al-jazeera. police in belarus have detained more than 300 people at a women's protest that defied a crackdown to march against the government in minsk likely to need to demand for the resignation of president alexander lukashenko after last month's disputed election his step valsin now who witnessed some of those arrests as they happened in minutes was. yes it was the yes after massive thanks and self last week rally the women are back here on the street women have been driving for 1 saudis protest. since the very start 3 w

the people that have to take care of my dear are the people of venezuela not the united states might prompt doesn't have to take care of more during the venezuelan voters does. all the ideological battle rages the humanitarian crisis continues in northern brazil pompei you visited some of the hundreds of thousands of venezuela migrants who have crossed the border to escape economic and political turmoil then a swale won't take them back while it tries to contain the coronavirus pandemic. in the doura has made it clear he doesn't plan to go anywhere either. thank you shrine or al-jazeera. the head of iran's revolutionary guard has vowed to target everyone involved in the killing of the country's top military commander some sort of money was assassinated by a u.s. drone strike back in january when he was in iraq the revolutionary guard says there will be obvious serious and real revenge earlier this week donald trump responded to reports of iranians planning to target a u.s. ambassador by saying he would hit back a 1000 times harder hundreds of protesters in southern yemen have gathere

the people that have to take care of my dear are the people of venezuela not the united states my point doesn't have to take care of more during the venezuelan voters does. the ideological battle rages the humanitarian crisis continues in northern brazil pompei you visited some of the hundreds of thousands of venezuela migrants who have crossed the border to escape economic and political turmoil when a swale or won't take them back while it tries to contain the coronavirus pandemic . doura has made it clear he doesn't plan to go anywhere either. al-jazeera or sudan's government is being urged to do more to prevent damage and loss of life from heavy flooding half a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes more than 100 have died mohamad is our reports now from singe or the small letup in the suffering of sudan's flood victims in singe a town in south western sudan and tired neighborhoods remain completely cut off. the highest share of the neighborhood is only accessible by canoes up the law sent his wife and children come for the displaced but chose to remain behind to guard his

and latin american army mad to discuss a military assault on venezuela. a bit further south see it as is recycling its strategy its december 29th t. a western back to what it finds out it's a ford in the bolivian elections which saw evo morales reelected the order that is later found to be misleading slush falls but never mind it does its job but rather than resigned frees the country in the south to janine i'm. proclaims herself president and cheering her on from the sidelines with pledge our support to the believe in people and to the transitional government led by president janine and yes as they prepare for these elections we support any 9 years in bolivia as she works to ensure a peaceful democratic transition through free elections as in venezuela so too in bolivia c.l.s. strategy is doing its thing one of its pages political job poses as a fact checking operation and at least once smears a true story as fake news on other pages more as has denounced as a mobster a coward not like the saint jean and yes but according to c.l.s. all this is very diffe

tears of joy in venezuela as the president pardons dozens of political opponents his government says it's a move for reconsolidation. branching out is there a lie from headquarters and i'm daddy navigator also coming up israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border and that includes opening a main crossing. hong kong launches a mass coronavirus testing program but fears china may use it to crack down on activists keep many away. his life was the inspiration for a hollywood movie a critic of rwanda's president is arrested on terror charges it's. hello dozens of detained opposition politicians have walked free from prison in venezuela after being pardoned by president nicolas maduro some have been accused of attempting to overthrow the government they've been released ahead of elections in december the government says it's a goodwill gesture but it's widely seen as an attempt to boost participation in the vote some candidates are boycotting it's over concerns about cheating are latin america editor of the seer newman has more in. the show we'

tears of joy in venezuela as president material pardons more than $100.00 political opponents his government calls it a move to reconciliation. elam's the rommany or jobs or life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes hong kong launches a massive coronavirus testing program that is china may use it to crack down on activists keep many away. israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border adding that it includes opening a main crossing. from a basket or to prime minister lebanon picks mr adam to leave the country which is recovering from a major explosion and facing a severe economic crisis. welcome to the program dozens of detained opposition politicians of walk free from prison in venezuela after being pardoned by president nicolas maduro some are being accused of attempting to overthrow the government now they've been released ahead of elections in december or latin america editor lucien human has more. after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president nicolas maduro were reunited with loved ones aft

media accounts from a washington lobbying firm a suspended for attempting to manipulate elections in venezuela bolivia mexico. and $22.00 french schools already shut down again just one week into the new academic year as the country suffers another coronavirus. just 10 10 am the 7th of september here in moscow live from artie's world news h.q. it's kevin 0 in welcome to the program to stay with me for the next half hour or so there's a take you through those stories and a lot more detail 1st germany's foreign minister sanctions on russia if it fails to clarify what's behind the sudden and so far still unexplained illness of a prominent opposition activist alexina valmy artie's burling correspondent peter all of those more. the german foreign minister has demanded answers from russia over alexei navalny wants those answers in the coming days or you says talk of sanctions is back on the table he's also hinted at the 1st time certainly the 1st time we've heard from a senior member of the german cabinet talking about this about the future of the nord stream 2 gas pipeline previously started being

the colombian leader highlighted the report released this week by united nations mission on venezuela alleging unlawful executions in force disappearances arbitrary detentions and torture. using international justice we should go ahead and as i said many years ago denounce nicolas maduro to the international criminal court. but during his 7 years in office has heard it all before and withstood several attempts to overthrow him the latest a failed military incursion 5 months ago he remains defiant my bumpy one then in the heat up my pompei was in a war mongering tour against various waiter but it's backfired on him and he's failed in all his attempts to get the governments of the continent to organize themselves in a war against venezuela a great friend of the message of america brazil colombia and several other governments in the region support the us stance on venezuela others condemn what they see as interference by washington. the people that have to take care of my dear are the people of venezuela not the united states might promptly or doesn't have to take care of more during the

venezuela has been on a strict lockdown since march. banks are closed, schools and shops are empty, and travel around the capital caracas requires military permission. a recent report by human rights watch details the use of covid 19 by the maduro regime as an excuse to crack down on dissenting voices of lawyers, journalists, and healthcare workers. this video shows peoe being forced into hard labor for not wearing masks, and children forced to do pushups for being out in the streets. >> actually, the regime has been telling to the people that they are in control of the pandemic, which is not true. >> reporter: the maduro regime claims to have performed almost two million covid but it's unclear whether that number refers to the rapid test or the more reliable p.c.r. thich is performed with a nasal swab. thhegovernment's figures put country's total coronavirus cases atver 60,000, with nearly 500 dead. there is no independent tally and dr. castro believes the numbers are muchigr. >> we have just one lab for the whole country to do the p.c

the tears of joy in venezuela as president maduro pardons more than $100.00 a political opponents his government calls it a move of reconciliation. dogs around the watchdogs there are lots more headquarters in doha also coming up hong kong launches a mass coronavirus testing program but say is that china may use it to crack down on activists keep many away. israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border that includes opening a main crossing. his life was the inspiration for a hollywood movie a critic of rwanda's president is arrested on terror charges. welcome to the program dozens of detained opposition politicians of walk free from prison in venezuela after being pardoned by president nicolas maduro some have been accused of attempting to overthrow the government they've been released ahead of elections in december latin america did turn lucy in newman possible. after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president need last mughal were reunited with loved ones after receiving an on expect. did pardon lawyer in the rea

going to see more of there to buy some oil from venezuela but now they u.s. administration announced they are considered to leave these say way worse. and more sanctions aimed at sanctions against venezuela and actually the u.s. administration use against. these coming elections against them but this is the opposition in this coming election. so this move by to pardon some of his political opponents or is that a message for the international community or is that a message for a domestic audience. both actually mother what is trying to gain. in the current 3 in benefit or in outside and because you know they are almost 60 going to stay are backing up or to support the one way the horse and he's trying to gain legitimacy because by this one is having a difficult time on the out of the sun shipments imposed by the us and actually us is calling all the quantities international community to put more of pretty sure on their mother. all right sonia short then q. for your time and thanks for joining us from washington and i thank you hamas says it's reach an agreemen

and its top diplomat just that burrell are acting alone in venezuela without the approval of the blocs ally across the atlantic this will make relations with the e.u. bureaucracy more difficult it's not useful to have barrels office working on its own is fair to call it cowboy diplomacy earlier the center a mission to venezuela ahead of its parliamentary elections in december the country's opposition leader called for a boycott claiming it will be rigged in favor of the current ruling party bloc hopes to provide minimum democratic conditions during the vote we believe there is a window of opportunity to support a peaceful and democratic transition in venezuela but his way or his in a political impasse at the moment with 2 politicians scrambling for control 2 years ago a controversial presidential vote resulted in the reelection of nicolas maduro in hewing and ensuring nationwide protests opposition leader won quite a accuse him of rigging the election and declared himself interim head of state more than 50 countries including the u.s. and most of the european nations recognized quite 0

olay regenerist es mi secreto to keeping great looking skin en la familia. (♪ música ) >> venezuela está a un paso sin quedarse sin béisbol profesional el país vive una situación tan mala que los responsables de la liga ven muchos obstáculos para tener un espectáculo de calidad >> el deporte nacional pende de un hilo el calendario fue recortado a 42 jornadas por la crisis política y económica el cierre de aeropuertos la crisis del covid-19 y las sanciones contra los equipos financiados por el gobierno venezolano alejan la posibilidad de comenzar la liga >> la temporada es de mucha alegría >> él jugó 14 años en la liga venezolana y sufrió la suspensión de la liga el 2002 por una huelga petrolera nacional una situación parecida a la de ahora por la falta de combustible >> falta trabajo e ingresos y se necesita esta temporada en venezuela >> la liga estimó que 3 familias dependen de la temporada de béisbol una de las alternativas para evitar la suspensión es la realización en 2 o 3 estadios del centro del país de un torneo corto sin público noticias telemundo >> muchas g

and its top diplomat you separate out for acting without its approval in venezuela . this will make relations with the e.u. bureaucracy more difficult it's not useful to have burrell's office working on its own it's fair to call it cowboy diplomacy the e.u. recently sent a mission to venezuela ahead of december's parliamentary elections the country's opposition leader one wide 2 being calling for a boycott of the poll claiming it will be rigged brussels is hoping to provide quote minimum democratic conditions during. we believe there is a window of opportunity to support a peaceful and democratic transition in venezuela. venezuela was plunged into a political crisis 2 years ago following the disputed presidential election which incumbent nicolas maduro claimed he won opposition leader one goh i don't know cried fraud now in the care of himself interim head of state he's backed by more than 50 countries including the u.s. on the e.u. politics experts guadeloupe korea cabrera believes washington's current criticism of europe shows it wants to unilaterally lead the globa

media accounts were washington lobbying firm was suspended for attempting to manipulate elections in venezuela bolivia and mexico. and 2 french schools are already shut down again just one week into the academic year as the country suffers another coronavirus surge. by their just dates here the 7th of september here in moscow live for marty's world news h.q. with a brand new update this morning when i was kevin 0 in welcome to the program. first germany's foreign ministers friend sanctions on russia if it fails to clarify what's behind the sudden and so far unexplained illness of the prominent opposition activist alexa developing let's get straight speed on this with our correspondents in berlin either all of a peep morning what more did the german top diplomat have to say than then and what's reaction from moscow being yet if any so far of course early morning here. well the german foreign minister has demanded answers from russia over alexina valmy wants those answers in the coming days or he says talk of sanctions is back on the table he's also hinted at the 1st time certainly the 1st time

media accounts from a washington lobbying firm are suspended for attempting to manipulate elections in venezuela bolivia mexico and. $22.00 french schools now already shut down again just one week into the academic year as the country suffers another coronavirus. over an afternoon just turned 1 pm the 7th of september here in moscow live from artie's world news h.q. my name is kevin owen well welcome to the program and 1st germany's foreign minister has threatened sanctions on russia if it fails to clarify what's behind the sudden and so far still unexplained illness of prominent opposition activists alexina valmy berlin correspondent peter all of a as the latest. german foreign minister has demanded answers from russia over alexina valley wants those answers in the coming days or you say this talk of sanctions is back on the table he's also hinted at the 1st time certainly the 1st time we've heard from a senior man. of the german cabinet talking about this about the future of the nord stream 2 gas pipeline previously darted being put to one side even anglo-american the german chancellor saying

venezuela is in a political impasse 2 politicians scrambling for control 2 years ago a controversial presidential vote resulted in the reelection of nicolas maduro and then suing nationwide protests opposition leader one good idea accused him of rigging the election and declared himself the interim head of state would 50 countries including the u.s. and most of the european nations recognized as the legitimate venezuelan leader washington also slap sanctions on them of their administration go to look for an associate professor from george mason university says that the latest u.s. criticism of the shows that it wants to be in charge of the global agenda. it is not surprising considering. the diplomacy of the united states there are in the past few years shows of chorus of the the negative response of the united states with regards to the possibility of opening a dialogue it's kind of like like a morgue there that shows some type of way to on the established that there are rules that they are willing to follow and everybody thought so definitely i don't believe that their approach tha

en venezuela se vive un panorama politico agitado, tras la convocatoria de elecciones parlamentarias que hizo el regimen de nicolas maduro.y conversamos con el autodenominado "artivista" colombiano que hace activismo a traves del arte con plastilina. las elecciones parlamentarias en venezuela, convocadas por el regimen de nicolas maduro, estan agitando el panorama politico del pais. la convocatoria ha provocado una ruptura en la oposicion, entre los que rechazan los comicios , otros que llaman a la participacion electoral y los sectores mas radicales, que piden una intervencion armada para sacar a maduro del poder. desde caracas, francisco urreiztieta con los detalles explicar con plastilina dramas humanos como la emigracion y la pobreza, es el proyecto con el que un artista colombiano pretende combatir la discriminacion, y generar empatia hacia los mas desde bogota, nos habla sobre las motivaciones que dieron pie a esta serie de esculturas diminutas en tamaqo, pero inmensas en significado. el tunel mas largo de sud- america fue inaugurado en "colombia", mas de una decada despues de

their 20 year old son who was killed during protests in venezuela in 2017 he died after being struck in the chest by a tear gas canister i was in the car we have gone to every international organization to denounce our son's execution because his death was part of the passion of excessive use of force by the state we need to stop this the fact that young men go out on a protest and are killed we want reaper ration and memory so that in venezuela never again a person is killed for fighting for their rights. it's been alleged that security forces were shooting directly towards protesters human rights groups say abuses have been on the rise in venezuela since the opposition started to take to the streets against president in 2014. on tuesday the united nations fact finding mission in venezuela accused of crimes against humanity is my way sions were committed directly by members of state security forces and intelligence agencies. we have reasonable grounds to believe that higher level of thora g.'s within these entities as well as political author origins words resized power and oversigh

who over 50 countries including the united states recognize as venezuela's president says the opposition won't participate in the elections he has been trying to run a parallel government but has not succeeded in removing her from office. we have a part that's a call to action to protest to mobilize an agreement with the dea and transit towards democracy not to participate in fraud not to participate in a trap by maduro. but why though is facing a rebellion by 2 time presidential candidate and we got us who says the opposition has to fight the government in the ballots. is banned from participating in the elections but there are other candidates in his party who are willing to run. he says boycotting elections means losing all of position representation in. congress knows that nobody can be surprised what is happening people are screaming for an option in an act of desperation we have to change that the plan we had is exhausted the agenda we presented to the country had failed it's over but as the political battle rages on in venezuela there is also a fight for survival where millions ha