international destination began today autoing -- today v alares began service today. 9news reporter maya rodriguez tells us about more direct destinations to denver passengers next year. >> reporter: every year 50 million passengers make their way through dia about. 3million of those are going a cod directly, a number that will crime -- abroad directly, a number that will climb next year. the first flight between monterrey, mexico and dia is from denver with others coming next year. >> next year southwest will inaugurate service to belize starting in march. >> reporter: on top of that, denver's frontier airlines began its service to cuba this morning, though not direct yet from denver, passengers heading there from dia say having commercial service to new places makes travel easier. >> in the past it has been on charter airlines, but to go especially frontier out of denver to miami and then on to havana, i think it's fantastic. it's exciting. >> reporter: beyond that current airlines will also expand international routes from denver this summer. >> lufthansa will increase their frequency from muni

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as part of a story centers staying positive project and the documentary center. 9news reporter maya rodriguez brings us the story of one of 10 women staying positive even with hiv. >> reporter: sometimes an image or a voice can change the way you see the world and yourself. >> like so many women living with hiv i'm a collection of traumas, challenges and scars. >> reporter: that voice belongs to barb cardell. >> as our first exercise, we had an opportunity to go around the room and people to share hiv positive women in the denver metro area who participated in story center's staying positive, a collection of videos where each woman shares her own story about living with hiv. >> i actually acquired hiv in 1991. so i am considered a long term survivor. i acquired hiv from a boyfriend which was unfortunate. it was somebody that i trusted and that happens to a lot of women. >> reporter: power is a recurring theme in barb's >> so i gave my power away. >> i think that to me was what the biggest shame is and i see it happening now with girls which is that we want to fit >> news outlets around the wo