RussiaToday-Video-News-World:Correa: Current world order not simply unfair, it's immoral (RT Exclusive)

The US debt is merely a fiction. The real problem lies in those who run the economy, because they protect the interests of the financial capitalists, Ecuadorian economist and President Rafael Correa told RT Spanish.
Correa believes that what he calls 'supremacy of capital' is what makes the world immoral



Snowden's revelations about the NSA has seen US intelligence bosses go to great lengths to justify their activities. Officially they've been told to use 9/11 as their main argument, according to a document leaked in the media. And some politicians are happy to follow that advice. Pepe Escobar joins RT to discuss this issue.


Former US spy agency contractor, Edward Snowden, is set to start working for an Internet site in Russia, according to his Russian lawyer. The name of the website hasn't been disclosed for 'security reasons.' READ MORE: http://on.rt.com/8kyi7l


Hundreds of protesters demonstrating for the right to affordable housing clashed with police in central Rome on Thursday. The protesters demanded local authorities stop evictions in the Italian capital, and use more public funds to help people without homes or those who can't pay their rent. The clashes came as representatives from the government, regional authorities and City Hall met to discuss an emergency plan to tackle the lack of affordable housing.


No matter how hard the US government is working on mending the shattered image of the Guantanamo Bay camp, the flow of criticism continues to pour down on the infamous facility. A new report by a US-based human rights group has found 'systematic violations' at the site and called for its immediate closure. RT's Anastasia Churkina went to Guantanamo Bay to see what it's like for herself.