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Here's John Bachelor.

New World Report with Professor Avan Evan Ellis of the U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute.

Immediately, the news from the Americas concerns the two big stories Brazil and Venezuela.

The headline reads this way.

Brazil, US, condemn arrest warrant for Venezuela opposition leader,

Gonzales.

Edmondo Gonzales-Orita, the winner of the July 28th presidential election.

The winner declared by the U.S OAS Argentina a variety of states including the EU foreign minister

The winner is now threatened with arrest the note here is that Brazil is protesting as well.

Professor, a very good evening to you, since last we talked, the statistics

were more than 2,000 detained, arrested in Venezuela for protesting

or theoretically protesting the corrupt presidential election by Nicholas Madura's

regime. Now the threat is directed at the winner of the

election according to the US. That's enough on a fetus for us. The arrest

of the winner at the same time the continuing persecution of the

opposition arrests and persecution and threats and midnight raids and monitoring social media.

We hear all these stories, they're all anecdotes using facial recognition technology

and crowds.

Maria Karina Achato, the leader of the opposition, has said that this can be done

peacefully protesting the corruption of the Maduro regime. What is your measure now after a week more of arrests in this idea of arresting the opposition candidate?

Is Madura facing up to an increasing resistance or is he on a role?

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