el presidente evo morales destituy a su ministro de defensa por vestir una prenda con la frase impresal momento de entregar agua a los damnificados de chile. --morales se disculp ante el gobierno de chile y de inmediato nombr a reymi ferreira como el nuevo titular. --el pas del altiplano no tiene acceso al mar desde 1880 cuando perdi la batalla contra chile...bolivia llev su caso a la corte internacional de justicia en el 2013. juan fran - 2shot --- nos vamos a una nueva pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. take vo --una nueva prueba podra detectar el sndrome de down antes que su beb nazca... los detalles al regresar... lucrecia live juanfra - ms --pero primero pasamos con --pero primero pasamos con paola reyes desde el s.a.p. center en san jos... take 2-boxes --paola, cuentanos qu sucede a tu alrededor en este momento... live bug cg: paola facebook cg: paola facebook pregunta anchors for paola paola quin estar patrullando las calles de san paola quin estar patrullando las calles de san jos mientras los companeros del oficial johnson asisten al servicio? juan fran ---vamos con l

evo morales: es tan importante la participaciÓn del pueblo, catÓlico y no catÓlico.ita papal, en ecuador estarÁ... en paraguay del 10 al 12. ecuatorianos en new jersey reaccionaron en la noticia. >> muy bueno. es un paÍs muy lindo. >> yo no soy catÓlico, pero yo respeto todas las religiones. >> es una gran bendiciÓn porque cada uno de los paÍses necesita ese apoyo espiritual. jorge: jorge viera, noticias univisiÓn. ilia: precisamente se afirmÓ que estÁ planeando una visita en cuba. el sumo pontÍfice tiene preciso visitar tres ciudades en el estados unidos. entre ellas, filadelfia. cabe destacar que aÚn no se ha confirmado su visita a cuba. ahora, mÁs noticias de nuestros paÍses. >> la ley de transparencia y acceso enviada por el senado mexicano, fue aprobada este jueves y modificaciones. dicha norma establece los principios y reglas para garantizar el derecho de acceso de cualquier entidad que maneje sus acceso pÚblico. sÓlo puede ser reservada por razones de seguridad nacional. por otra parte, en mÉxico, expertos han enviado un alerta por el globo real atractiva que

these comments from evo morales. >> now that they can't dominate us with military dictatorships what do they do? economic aggressions trying to rebound the anti- and if they can't divide they try to divide us. >> if the meeting between president obama and president cass degree goes ahead it will be an interesting and things will really have changed in this summit. james bays, panama city. >> much more to come, america's biggest group for gun owners. plus. >> i'm andrew simmons reporting on what could be the legacy of the worst enough disaster in chernobyl. unfortunately >>...hurricane... >> we can save species... >> our special month long focus, fragile planet >> thanks for joining us again. saudi-led coalition has stepped up airstrikes in and around yemen's capital of sanaa. houthi arms depo is among the targets hit. >>> thawing relations between u.s. and cuba. the two leaders are expected to hold a meeting at the summit of america's gathering. >>> police in nigeria fire live ammunition to control a crowd angry because voting materials have not arrived. >>> gunmen have attacked a la

bolivia is enjoying a fresh wave of confidence under president evo morales.ow it wants to reclaim its coastline from chile without bloodshed. >> bolivian people are entitled to the sea. for that reason, one of the objectives of the armed forces is to strengthen the navy. all bolivians should be prepared for the moment when our country wins back access to the sea using peaceful means. >> one option is to bring a case before the international court of justice. morales has tasked his predecessor, carlos mesa, with tackling the maritime issue. he is to represent bolivia in the hague. >> it's not about pursuing legal action in the form of "this piece of land belongs to us and chile should return it." it's neither a border conflict nor a territorial dispute. chile should be ordered by the hague to return to the negotiation table and speak to us about solutions, with an open mind. >> one solution could be to establish a sovereign harbor, something bolivia says is necessary if it's to continue to develop economically. every day, hundreds of bolivian trucks cross the

porque hoy el presidente de bolivia evo morales se puso los este news tenis y marcÓ el primero gol en acontecimientos de la cumbre histÓrica y el tema mÁs importante el respuestatablecimiento de la relaciÓn de estados unidos y cuba. pero tambiÉn vamos a en manos de una estrella de tvn panamÁ cathie ver y vivir parte de la cultura y la belleza que es panamÁ. no se lo pierda este domingo en enfoque, horario especial un programa de una hora de duraciÓn, a la una 12 centro y con esmao, mary me despido desde panamÁ regreso contigo. >>> gracias josÉ pasando a otra cosa la pasiÓn de los hispanos por el fÚtbol es innegable, porque el deporte mÁs popular en este los latinos de estados unidos es el fÚtbol pero no el soccer si no el fÚtbol americano. algo que ha tomado por sorpresa a muchas rogelio tiene los resultados adelante rogelio. >>> efectivamente mary es una noticia que nos ha son prerrprendido en esta cancha donde los niÑos juegan soccer y ahora pree febrero prefieren el fÚtbol americano. lucas practica el fÚtbol americano es el que mÁs le gusta y por quÉ. >>> porque es un que porte ded

these comments from bolivian president evo morales. >> now that they can't dominate us with militarydictatorships what do they do? economic aggressions trying to drown the anti-imperialistic governments, and when they can't do that they try to divide us. >> if the meeting between president obama and president castro goes ahead it will be an historic moment. and if the supportive removes cuba from the state list of terrorism, then it will be a change. >> still more to come. the hometown within sight but overreach. we meet georgians displaced by fighting with russia. >> i'm he a near bangkok thailand at the hub of the fishery industry, which is once again under the spotlight for human trafficking and slave labor despite government promises. >> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera. the saudi-led coalition has stepped up airstrikes. military installations including an arms depo, were among the target hit on friday. 17 days since operations against houthi rebels began. >>> the commissioner for palestinian refugees will go to syria. he'll go to yarmouk near damascus. fighters from is

continuÓ con intervenciones ilegales en amÉrica latina el presidente boliviano evo morales acusÓ la administraciÓn son los mÁs ricos. el jefe de estado de colombia santos propuso la creaciÓn de un sistema interamericano. el curso del gobernante de cuba, castro, fue tendencia todo el dÍa en las redes sociales, estuvieron abarrotadas de mensajes, muchas de estas publicaciones terminaron enfrentamientos de palabras en el ciberespacio la muestra mÁs de que el tema ee.uu._cuba despierta pasiones a flor de piel, desde ciudad de panamÁ galo, univisiÓn. fÉlix: esta noche se produjo una nueva noticia en torno a las amÉricas, un encuentro formal muy corto el presidente maduro y el presidente obama en el que habrÍan cruzado algunas palabras en tÉrminos amistosos, es lo que se ha afirmado hasta el momento. ya aquÍ estÁn descontando todo a la estructura que creÓ esta cumbre de las amÉricas que insistimos va a pasar a la historia, abuelo contigo los estudios, arantxa. arantxa: gracias por esta informaciÓn sin embargo esta reuniÓn entre obama y castro generÓ crÍticas entre miembros del partido republicano por ej

identity and was consolidated with the election nine years ago of the first indigenous president evo morales. it is already a multiling wall society. for centuries it was depressed, but not any more. it's coming back from being celebrated. >> as well as looking inwards, it's looking outwards. all schools, as well as spanish teach another language usually english. it is already spoken in the home and marketplace. the aim is to help non-speakers recognise and understand some of what they hear every day. >> translation: basically they should learn enough to go to the market and buy food. many are from the countryside speaking it amongst themselves. those that speak amada speak spanish, but not all those that speak spanish know armada. >> those languages assigned to the countryside are coming here to the city and the planed above la paz. the ammara migrant in elalto needs to know the identity. it's essential to culture and everything he knows. if you don't speak the language you don't know the culture and lose identity. >> in the past many included the original languages as a sign of back wardne

these comments from president evo morales. >> translation: now they can't dominate with military dictatorships - what do they do? economic aggressions, trying to drown the anti-impeeristic governments. when they can't do that they try to divide us. >> reporter: some nations in the region are wary of the united states. but if that meeting between obama, and president castro goes ahead, it will be an historic moment, and if as expected the u.s. removes cuba from the list of countries that are believed to be state-sponsors of terrorism, things really will change at the summit >>> there's more to come on al jazeera. after taking back tikrit the israeli army is trying to liberate ramadi from i.s.i.l. fighters >>> plus where has all the water gone. why fracking in the u.s. is taking its toll on one community. >>> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. a reminder of the top stories. the saudi-led coalition stepped up air strikes in and around sanaa. military destinations including an armed depot were among the targets >>> it's a sign of thawing relations between the u.s. and cuba pr

these comments from bolivian president evo morales. >> translation: now that they can't dominate us with military dictatorships - what do they do? economic aggressions, trying to drown the imperialistic governments. when they can't do that, they try to divide us. >> reporter: some nations in the region are wary of the united states. but if that meeting between obama, and president castro goes ahead, it will be an historic moment, and if, as expected, the u.s. removes cuba from the list of countries that are believed to be state-sponsors of terrorism, things really will changed at the summit . >>> stay with us here on al jazeera. still to come. we are in nashville, america's biggest gun group are meeting and pro-gun politicians are seizing the moment. plus... >> i'm veronica pedrosa near thailand at the hub of the fisheries industry which is once again under the spotlight for human trafficking and live labour despite government promises. >>> welcome back let's recap the headlines. the saudi-led coalition stepped up air strikes in and around yemen's capital sanaa. military installations am

el presidente evo morales destituy a su ministro de defensa por vestir una prenda con la frase impresaento de entregar agua a los damnificados de chile... --- morales se disculp ante el gobierno de chile y de inmediato nombr a reymi ferreira como el nuevo titular.. --- el pas del altiplano no tiene acceso al mar desde 1880 cuando perdi la batalla contra chile...bolivia llev su caso a la corte internacional de justicia en el 2013... juanfra/ms ---familiares de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos piden ayuda a presunto lder del narcotrfico... take vo -- por medio de una carta pblica piden a ''santiago mazari hernandez'' lider del llamado grupo los rojos reunirse con l para que les ayude a encontrar a sus seres queridos... --- hace un mes el lider de los rojos habra afirmado que sabe detalles de lo ocurrido con los estudiantes.. take sot : trt 09 sec contvo --- aunque el pedido desacredita al gobierno federal... algunos aseguran que es una medida arriesgada y otras organizaciones prefieren no opinar.. ---entre los padres de los desaparecidos muchos se oponen a la alianza con los rojos juanfr

funcionarios de la administracin de maduro --en caracas maduro estuvo junto al presidente de bolivia evo moralesenan las firmas de apoyo en contra de la sancin de obama a 7 funcionarios de maduro por violar los derechos humanos. - lderes de la oposicin venezolana dicen que la crisis que atraviesa su pas tendra , "un impacto en toda la regin". lorena/take vo --- en brasil... las autoridades han aumentado la presencia policial en la favela de rio de janeiro tras la ola de violencia que se ha desatado en este lugar... --- alrededor de 500 oficiales se encuentran custodiando una zona donde viven unos 70 mil residentes debido a enfrentamientos entre narcotraficantes y uniformados... --- el fin de semana pasado cientos de personas se manifestaron en contra de la violencia culpando a la polica por la muerte del niÑo... --- la presidenta ''dilma rousseff'' expres solidaridad a los padres e inst a la polica investgar los hechos para castigar a los responsables.. lorena --al sur de california un grupo de estudiantes puso en prctica sus mejores movimientos de baile. juanfra --jessica carrillo nos cuenta cu

identity it was consolidated with the election nine years ago of the first indigenous president evo morales. bolivia is a multilingual multi-ethnic society. it was suppressed but not any more. it's coming back and being celebrated. as well as looking inwarts, it is looking out words. all schools, as well as spanish, teach another language. they are widely spoken in the home in the marketplaces. the aim is to help non-speakers recognise and understand sol of what they are hearing every day. >> basically they should learn enough to go to the market to buy food since many are from the countryside and speak amongst themselves. increasingly less. all those that speak amarreda speak spanish, not all know amarreda. >> the languages consigned to the countryside to the city and the plains above la paz. >> translation: the imara migrant needs to know his identity and his language it's essential to culture and everything he knows. if you don't speak the language you don't know the culture and you lose identity. >> in the past many indigenous included the original languages as a sign of backwardness. i

this thursday the goal was reached and exceed, in surprising way with evo morales signing his ally's request. 3 million signatures from cuba and even in panama's el chorio neighborhood the site of the 1979 u.s. invasion. and yet it is still not clear who the long term winner will be. >> translator: there are two aspects to the summit the first is the media show and the other is the real events taking place. the first makes headline news, did obama hug raul? did maduro show signatures? continuing their cause while you have venezuela with maduro who faces the country's real problem. >> president obama has publicly declared that venezuela is not a threat to the u.s. yet president maduro insist he resign completely thing executive order. what may seem a small victory for maduro may not be worth it for a country that so heavily reliance on theheavilyrelies on the u.s. for a trading partner. >>> shots fired on the u.s. capitol building. the shooting was later confirmed to be a suicide. there was also reports of a suspicious package but nothing dangerous was found inside the package. the lo

these comments from bolivian president evo morales. >> translation: now they can't dominate us with military dictatorships - what do they do? economic aggressions, trying to drown the imperialistic governments. when they can't do that, they try to divide us. >> reporter: some nations in the region are wary of the united states. but if that meeting between obama, and president castro goes ahead, it will be an historic moment, and if, as expected, the u.s. removes cuba from the list of countries that are believed to be state-sponsors of terrorism, things really will changed at the summit >>> the thai government vowed to do more to stop slave fishing an men were rescued from a remote island. they had been working for boat epers in the fishing -- boat owners in the fishing village. veronica pedrosa was in an area where some workers attempted to rebuild their lives. >> reporter: at a buddhist ceremony hundreds that died at islands or at sea are mourned. few of the survivors pray with the monks. they ask that we don't show their face because rescued workers and families have been threatened with v

el presidente evo morales destituy a su ministro de defensa por vestir una prenda con la frase impresato de entregar agua a los damnificados de chile... --- morales se disculp ante el gobierno de chile y de inmediato nombr a reymi ferreira como el nuevo titular.. --- el pas del altiplano no tiene acceso al mar desde 1880 cuando perdi la batalla contra chile...bolivia llev su caso a la corte internacional de justicia en el 2013... juan fran - take vo --vayamos a chile donde las autoridades se vieron forzadas a aumentar la zona de restriccin a causa del volcn "villarrica" --el gobierno seÑal que los datos recoletados por el observatorio vulcanolgico indican una situacin inestable por la posibilidad de que se genere una nueva erupcin. --la razn se debe a un aumento ssmico en las zonas adyacentes al crter donde se han reportado ms de 100 temblores en menos de 24 horas. --de continuar dicha actividad la actual alerta naranja podra pasar a alerta roja. lucrecia facebook live bug lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 primera edic

evo morales, president of brazil, call gagliano a maestro of liberation of the people.m sorry, bolivia. and also the president of greece noted the death of gagliano affected every citizen of europe. there's been enormous outpouring of condolences and remembrances of the legacy of eduardo galeano . amy: we will continue to talk about him as we play excerpts of our interviews. first, this interview that we did with them when his last book came out. nermeen: you've often quoted public because of saying art is a lie that tells the truth. what do you see as a significance of art and of your writing in particular, its relationship to the truth and to politics? >> to politics and everything outs. what is a good writer from my point of view? that we say, to make the best we can present telling history of two centuries ago or three centuries or four, or i don't know how much, and the reader may see it is happening right here and now. the past the presented in the words of the world writer. that is a lie in the sense of what he or she is telling is not happening now, but thanks t

so when the new president, evo morales, wonderful man came in to assign this pablo to the u.n. and father miguel and pablo and i work worked together, built a small team there, and pablo put the resolution to the u.n. general assembly in june of 2010. and it was a very brave thing to do and it basically said that water and sanitation are fundamental human rights equivalent to all of human rights. water was not included in the 1948 human rights declaration because nobody at the time ever could imagine what it would be a problem, right? that for the last number of years it's been pretty clear that not only is water a huge the lack of water a huge threat but it's the greatest threat particularly to children. and when public out of an agenda simply, he had formidable enemies. your country was opposed at the time. has changed its my but at the time. my coach was supposed. great britain was opposed. all these water companies were opposed. we didn't think we're going to win. he got up to present to the general assembly and he said there's a new study that says in the global south ever

when the new president, evo morales, wonderful man, came in he assigned this pablo solo to the u.n. and father miguel and pablo solo and i worked together built a small team there, and pablo solon put the resolution to the u.n. general assembly in june of 2010 and it was a very brave thing to do and it basically said that water and sanitation are fundamental human rights equivalent to all other human rights. water was not included in the 1948 human rights declaration because nobody at the time ever could imagine water would be a problem, right? but for the last number of years, it's been pretty clear that not only is water a huge -- the lack of water a huge threat but it's the greatest threat, particularly to children. when pablo solon got up in the general assembly, he had formidable enemies. your country was opposed at the time. my country was opposed. great britain was opposed. water companies opposed. we. didn't think we were going to win. he got up to present and said there's a new study that in the global south, every 3.5 seconds, a child dies of water borne disease. he held t