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todo con un sello tÍpico de gastronomÍa argentina.encuentro de decenas de abuelas mexicanos con sus familiares en tucson luego de varias dÉcadas sin verse. esto fue gracias a un programa de juana cuatro que les >> presentador: la siguiente es una presentación comercial para omegaxl. >> un cordial saludo, y bienvenidos a este programa especial que trae un mensaje

argentina has a mega merger on its hands cablevision is joining up with telecom argentina it will create argentina's biggest public company with a market value of more than eleven point five billion dollars in a first for the country the new company will legally be allowed to offer packages of wireless landline fixed internet and television services to its customers this is something competitors want to get in on and now they've got to play catch up it puts the sector right in line with president crees a to increase service quality and digitization across argentina telecom argentina will issue one point one nine billion new shares to the owners of cablevision cablevision's holders will own fifty five percent of telecom argentina. and crypto currencies are everywhere these days from the king of the mall to up and comers like in syria today they have a total market cap of about one hundred billion dollars but why are so many hot right now where did it all start joining me today to answer these questions is brian patrick technology journalists and the co-author and the author rather of the

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. >> elaine: beef is a major part of argentina's vibrant culture and identity. after a long and steady decline, can it once again become one of the world's top exporters of beef? i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c. and this is "americas now." first up... tango, bold malbec wines, and tender cuts of meat; 3 reasons why people travel from all over ththe world to e experience argentina. but the beef industry has fallen on hard times as its production and exports hahave dropped. [man speaking spanish] trtranslator: : a while back, the e market recveved over 20,00 animals per day. now it's

>> this week, "global 3000" heads to argentina, where the heavily polluted rio de la plata river is making people sick, especially children. we meet an egyptian artist who is retelling the european tales of the crusades from an arab perspective. but first, w we go to israel. leaving an ultra-orthodox community is always tough, especially when your own sexuality is a taboo. in 72 countries worldwide, homosexuality is still a punishable offence. in eight of them, including nigeria, somalia, iran, saudi arabia, and jamaica, those found guilty even face the death penalty. meanwhile, in other countries, june to august is christopher street day season. the parades celebrate the rights of lgbt people and express pride in what they've achieved in terms of equality in recent years. >> for most here, last year's gay pride parade in tel aviv was a big celebration, extending from the center of town all the way to the beach. in the middle of the crowd, 20-year-old batya. she can still hardly believe that she's here. for her, the parade is the culmination of a long journey. she's coming out twice, as a

guy: let's talk about argentina. you are spending money in argentina. you're looking at argentina.the re u.s. and a the couple minutes. how many rigs could you take from the u.s.? >> there are a lot of idle rigs. we need them. the problem is argentina still has a lot of his old protectionist measures and strong power from the unions. local manufacturers are not allowing the import of these rigs. i think that is what is happening in argentina and why there was this possibility of argentina switching to emerging markets. a lot of numbers indicated that would happen. the political overlay made the rating agencies not do that. that is the problem. there is still some blockage to bring capital to argentina. guy: is there in a virginity to invest in art -- is there an opportunity to invest in argentina? upn: equity markets were and theyds repriced, were asking for a huge amount of capital for their companies. that has come down. there is a lot of fear that this coming election, the opposition could take over part of the parliament. even thatthat has come down. opposition is going to be m

>> this week, global 300000 haso argentina. can city-dwellers be enticed to move to the countryside? a sri lankan hotelier is determined to operate his business using solely renewable energy. but first we go to banda aceh in indonesia where young people in particular are literally suffering the e severity of te islamic rule of law. islamic or sharia law is often perceived as oppressive by the west. and yet there are huge differences in how it's enforced, even within muslim countries. it fact it only plays a dominant role in the legal systems of very few islamic communities and countries. elsewhere,e, it's generally referred to in private affairs - like marriage, divorce, cases of inheritance. on top of that, there's seems to be no single interpretation of sharia law. it is interpreted and implemented in different ways. anand those usuaually have moro do with local traditions than with any rules found in the koran. flashlights illuminate the dark corners. sharia police cars patrol the streets of banda aceceh at walkg pace. they'

this month on the programme, a mother who took on argentina's military rulers to find her daughter.other who remembers one of the beatles‘ most famous performances. and an astronaut who survived a collision in space. but first, back in 1953, american husband and wife, julius and ethel rosenberg were executed by electric chair after being convicted of spying for the soviet union. our first witness is the rosenberg's son robert. archive: one of the greatest peacetime spy dramas in the nation's history reaches its climax asjulius rosenberg and mrs ethel rosenberg, convicted of transmitting secrets to russia entered the federal building in new york to hear their doom. the last time i saw my parents was in sing sing prison, just a couple of days before they were executed injune1953. i have this very strong visceral sense of a warm and loving family. my father played word games with my brother. i sat on my mother's lap. they were pretending like nothing was wrong, that we'd see them, like we'd see them in another few weeks. my brother, he knew that was wrong. and he wanted them to acknowl

during the dinner president trump was sitting a few seats down the table next to the first lady of argentina. across the table you can see. on the bot dom tom is president

argentina, a very tricky election coming in october were the current pro-business government could lose. brazil, the former president and candidateesidential

en argentina todas las miradas estÁn puestas en julio de vido.nterar, me da mucha paz interior que haya justicia sobre semejante robo. reportero: hasta el presidente mauricio macri sostuvo que en caso de ser necesario su bloque en el gobierno votara a favor del desafuero de de vido. presentador: un dÍa nublado. muchos sectores han tenido lloviznas. al suroeste del Área las lluvias han sido bastante fuertes. aquÍ, al suroeste de filadelfia tambiÉn hubo una lluvia bastante fuerte. todo este sistema de mal tiempo continuarÁ moviÉndose al noroeste. la posibilidad de lluvia en las Últimas horas va a estar garantizada. noten cuÁntos condados. acÁ es donde estará concentrada la lluvia en las prÓximas horas. la temperatura mÁxima llegÓ escasamente a 75. descendieron 10 grados las temperaturas. meryland, cambio de ayer a hoy. atlÁntic city con 86, todas las estaciones han experimentado un descenso de la temperatura. la brisa continÚa dÉbil y viniendo del este. tenemos una perturbaciÓn asociada a una zona frontal que estÁ sobre nuestra área, se moverÁ dand

reportero: en argentina los hijos de la ex presidenta tambiÉn estÁn investigados. que ver con nada, pero recibiÓ los bienes y es grande. tiene imputabilidad. reportero: los denunciantes ven poco posible que florencia kirchner pueda terminar en prisiÓn. hay indignaciÓn en mÉxico tras un niÑo siendo abusado sexualmente en manos de su maestra. segÚn los primeros peritajes, al menos en tres de los casos denunciados se comprobÓ el abuso por parte de una mujer de 29 aÑos, maestra del jardÍn de niÑos a donde acudÍan los menores denunciantes. segÚn la fiscal, todavÍa no hay elementos para presumir la participaciÓn de una banda de pornografÍa infantil, pero esa es una de las lÍneas de investigaciÓn. ademÁs se considera investigar a funcionarios por posible omisiÓn de sus responsabilidades para atender a las denuncias realizadas. aunque los transportistas ya habÍan paralizado sus actividades, demandando aumento del pasaje del transporte pÚblico, este jueves respaldaron la convocatoria opositora. el presidente de la federaciÓn nacional de transporte anunciÓ un paro nacional d

en argentina, la familia de la ex presidenta tambiÉn estÁ bajo investigaciÓn.oy segura de una cosa, que la hija de cristina no tiene que ver con nada, pero recibiÓ los bienes y es grande. tiene imputabilidad. reportero: los denunciantes ven poco posible que florencia kirchner pueda terminar en prisiÓn. hay indignaciÓn en mÉxico tras un niÑo siendo abusado sexualmente en manos de su maestra. segÚn los primeros peritajes, al menos en tres de los casos denunciados se comprobÓ el abuso por parte de una mujer de 29 aÑos, maestra del jardÍn de niÑos a donde acudÍan los menores denunciantes. segÚn la fiscal, todavÍa no hay elementos para presumir la participaciÓn de una banda de pornografÍa infantil, pero esa es una de las lÍneas de investigaciÓn. ademÁs se considera investigar a funcionarios por posible omisiÓn de sus responsabilidades para atender a las denuncias realizadas. presentador: varias veces hemos escuchado que estar sentado mucho tiempo es malo para nuestra salud, quÉ haces? --hacer? la respuesta en nuestra nota de salud. tambiÉn tenemos un resumen del con

de argentina nos vamos a mÉxico.ada de pesca. como ven en las imÁgenes la novia reptil vestida de blanco desfilaba por la ciudad. luego, hubo fiesta. no faltÓ mÚsica. tradicional baile entre los novios. hasta beso hubo. siguiendo con temas virales, terminamos con esto. si creen que las redes sociales solo llama la atenciÓn de los humanos te equivocas. este gorila del zoolÓgico de kentucky se quedÓ hipnotizado cuando una visitante le enseÑo vÍdeos de otros simios bebÉs. la chica quedÓ tan sorprendida por la reacciÓn que lo compartido en su cuenta de instagram. puso esta foto. recordemos que nuestro adn es 98 % igual que la de ellos. investigadores alemanes dicen que la inteligencia de un gorila es igual a la de un bebito de dos o tres aÑos de edad. carolina: pobre, animalito. [risas] >> estÁ feliz. javier: me imagino lo que estÁ mirando. no sÉ eximirÁ del telÉfono con la belleza de la chica. [risas] carolina: muchas gracias. javier: gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: feliz inicio de semana! estarÁ con nosot

en argentina la pobreza no da tregua y afecta mÁs del 30% de la poblaciÓn.uela, anunciÓ su suspensiÓn prevista para 1000 16 de agosto. delta tambiÉn interrumpirÁ sus vuelos a partir de septiembre hacia y desde venezuela. >> con las maletas hechas, con dos niÑos menores, no lo puedo creer. periodista: la aerolÍnea sugiriÓ a las autoridades adecuar varios procesos a los estandartes y garantizat la consistencia en las operaciones. ♪ ♪ ilia: vamos a echarle un vistazo a nuestra ventana al tiempo, anthony. anthony: todavÍa continuamos bajo vigilancia por inundaciones repentinas de nuestra zona. eso incluye ciudades como philadelphia. toda la regiÓn continÚa en el oeste de pennsylvania, se acerca a las precipitaciones que han dejado 2 pulgadas de lluvia. es un sistema frontal que se encuentra anclado en esta zona del este de los estados unidos. ademÁs tenemos este sistema de baja presiÓn que lo que hace es favorecer el levantamiento, mecanismo para que la humedad ascienda. en horas de la noche pudiÉramos ver entrando a esas tormentas en el Área de philadelphia. pu

david: you didn't worry somebody was going to physically attack you from argentina? you didn't worry about that? >> this isn't the place to talk about security arrangements, but was a contentious situation. david: so if somebody invested the very beginning, he or she kept their money from beginning, what kind of rate of return compounded over years? >> my mother did that. david: your mother is 99 years old? 99-plus. she's waiting for that call next year. >> i assume these proud of you, i assume. yes, she is. to your other question, 13.5% net compounded rate of return. $1 became like $160, $165. were some early investors that have stayed in basically all the time. over ain other words, 40-year period, you compounded for 40 years. >> right. david: that's pretty good. to investlate retroactively in that? you have a image thing, something that strikes fear in c.e.o.'s. it's good when a corporate executive listens with the understanding that we are real, have the capacity to carry through on the projects that weundertake, and need to be convinced. david: today you take co

you bought bonds from argentina, you may remember this.d onto them for a long time and pursued them in the courts and openly reached a settlement and a return on your investment. was it hard to hold onto that at long? paul: it was not hard to hold on in a portfolio sense, because at no time until the current government came into, came into office, i believe in december 2015, at no time before that did the previous two governments negotiate with us. so sometimes the stubbornness, or the motivations of your adversary, cause you to not be able to make a deal. and as the claim mounts up, it becomes a potentially larger recovery. david: did any investors say, it is ok, go on to something else? did they ever say that during that long time? paul: interestingly, no. even when it got some press, and it was not an easy situation. it was not only the 14-15 years holding on to that thing, but it was contentious. david: so you do not worry that somebody was maybe going to physically attack you from argentina? you did not worry about that? paul: this is

this month on the programme, a mother who took on argentina's military rulers to find her daughter.rtney's brother who remembers one of the beatles' most famous performances. and an astronaut who survived a collision in space. but first, back in 1953, american husband and wife, julius and ethel rosenberg were executed by electric chair after being convicted of spying for the soviet union. our first witness is the rosenberg's son robert. archive: one of the greatest peacetime spy dramas in the nation's history reaches its climax asjulius rosenberg and mrs ethel rosenberg, convicted of transmitting secrets to russia entered the federal building in new york to hear their doom. the last time i saw my parents was in sing sing prison, just a couple of days before they were executed injune1953. i have this very strong visceral sense of a warm and loving family. my father played word games with my brother. i sat on my mother's lap. they were pretending like nothing was wrong, that we'd see them, like we'd see them in another few weeks. my brother, he knew that was wrong. and he wanted them

and not just for argentina, but the whole of latin america. that's our dream - for many communities in the region to profit from this approach. >> marcela benitez is convinced that life in the countryside still has a future. she hopes the colonia belgrano project will soon be followed by many more. >> now we head to spain, to the region around cuenca, where many villages are also struggling with the challenges of de-population. the minimum number of pupils required to keep a school open in spain is five, and that's how many joaquina reus welcomes every morning. it's a mixed groroup: some aren first grade, others in fifth. joaquina has taught in schools with more than a thousand students. but she prefers this village, guadalavia --despite the challenge of adapting to the two age groups. >> besides working with the children, i have a much closer relationship with their parents. that makes everything a lot nicer. >> when she started here 16 years ago, there were 25 students. all three classrooms were in use. but now they only need one. joaquina's

i notice from argentina, they like pasta, -- i know he is from argentina, they like pasta, we make itpotatoes and cheese and a little mint. i think he would like that. haslinda: coming up -- wolfgang: i said, "johnny, what you going to do with the pizza?" "i'm going to put them in the freezer." "i'm not going to give them to you anymore if you treat them like that." ♪ ♪ haslinda: chef wolfgang puck, you have six cookbooks to your name. the latest one is slightly different. it comes with recipes but also exercise tips. why is it different? wolfgang: i did the cook book because cooking is only part of our life. it's important to cook healthy food, good food. not to use all of the store-bought stuff that is full of salt and sugar and preservatives. i want people to eat really good food and exercise. when i started to exercise, i started to feel so much better. it's not about being skinny, but eating in shape. haslinda: it's about your fitness journey. wolfgang: exactly. i have two young children. i have to play tennis with them. i want to go skiing with them. i want to stay in shape unti

from argentina. [reading names] in recognition of her extraordinary courage and pursuing justice against her traffickers, her selfless efforts to assist the government in prosecuting and preventing human trafficking cases by sharing her experiences and knowledge and tenacity in advocating for greater protection for vulnerable groups in argentina -- they would not let me read. they were clapping too loud. thank you. next from brazil, leonardo .akamoto [applause] in recognition of his unwavering resolve to find an expose instances of forced labor, his commitment to raising awareness among vulnerable communities and within the private sector and his vital role in ensuring progress in government efforts to prevent human trafficking in brazil. [applause] and sister vanaja jasphine from cameroon. [applause] in recognition of her unrelenting efforts to combat modern slavery, her groundbreaking work in identifying a key migration trend to prevent trafficking of cameroonians in the middle east, and her dedica

. >> >> this week, global 300000 haso argentina. can city-dwellers be enticed to move to the countryside? a sri lankan hotelier is determined to operate his business using solely renewable energy. but first we go to banda aceh in indonesia where young people in particular are literally suffering the e severity of te islamic rule of law. islamic or sharia law is often perceived as oppressive by the west. and yet there are huge differences in how it's

that's enough debris to cover an entire country the size of argentina.that the use of the synthetic material has been accelerating. here's our science correspondent, victoria gill. plastic. it seems to have a million uses. so many, we have manufactured 8.3 billion tons of it since it was first mass produced in the 1950s. the very qualities that make it so useful — strength, durability, make it almost impossible for natural processes to break it down. even out in the middle of the south pacific, researchers have calculated that there are about 400,000 plastic particles per square kilometre. 18 tons of the stuff floated on the current, littering beaches of this uninhabited island, henderson island. as of 2015, the scientists worked out we had generated 7 billion tons of plastic waste. 9% was recycled, 12% incinerated, and 79% accumulated in landfills or the environment. if this carries on, there will be more than 30 billion tons of plastic in the environment or landfill by 2050. scientists say we need a new, tailor—made strategy to deal with plastic once w

brazil and argentina the top destinations for asylum seekers. and south america correspondent keiichi watson sent this report from the brazilian state of roy roemer on the venezuelan border. speeding the impact. nnamdi. it's a simple meal who won the people here agree. lunch cute the shields and though the stent is getting longer everyday. this self esteem i prefer just over six months they're offering medical help. nations as well as feed and sosa families at sleeping on the floor of the gymnasium over three hundred. but with more and more arrivals every week some families and now having to seek out. no they knew about us scooter videos says his family came here to find work. he shows me around his new home. piece of top porn and under which he is for kids and wife. sleep is member of the indigenous were outright he'd like hundreds in his community. says the having to flee venezuela just to be able to eat. but hunger is not the only thing driving venezuelans out all be said about us pretty simple mate will we've seen this past month is that the

of europe and may well see spain and possibly other members of europe giving greater support to argentinamistaken and a legal claim to the falkland islands. when the leaders of the 620 countries — the world's leading economies — descended on hamburg, in germany, last week — there was a lot to talk about. terrorism, internet security, international trade and climate change. these events are also interesting for what they reveal about the dynamics between the world's most powerful politicians and the countries they lead. when theresa may reported back to parliament she expressed confidence about the uk's place in the world, saying that it made "leading contributions" on many issues — such as terrorism. at this summit we set the agenda again calling on our 620 partners... hear, hear. calling on our 620 partners to squeeze the lifeblood out of terrorist networks by making the global financial system an entirely hostile environment for terrorists. and we secured agreement on all our proposals. she was upbeat about the uk's prospects after brexit. as we leave the european union we will negotiat

germany the homburg bombing throughout latin america i mean the dictatorships the dirty war in in argentina this is all part of glad to go and that the figures that played in gladio at that time are incredibly interesting because one of course is jose maria berg oleo who was called princes the current pope because he was well precisely no one really knows can account for what he did during the dirty war argentina which was brutal obviously the execution of so many people who were considered leftists right socialists of all ages right the priest who would support the liberation theology i mean he got a rose she turned out turned over two of his priests not only to members of their congregation but the priests themselves turn them over to the hotel where they were tortured for months and months and months where members of their congregation were loaded on interest for telling. peers flown over the ocean and dumped off this is all part of pope francis and it was all part of gladio one right which of course never heard of it but frets with the cardinal basically he was just a regular bishop at

argentina last month launched a 100 year bond. 100 yea rs now, i will pay you back in 100 years and you will get a %. 8% as previously used to happen and argentina has a history of default so would you put your money and it? did you? no. let's touch on this story in the times. bland, dull and boring, they have teamed up, scotland, australia and the united states, to try and boost tourist numbers and draw attention. hopefully a little village called snore can get involved does well and we can have a commonwealth of boring cities. these are nice little village is getting together and hopefully it can continue. where did you recently holiday near?|j hopefully it can continue. where did you recently holiday near? i was in tuscany with some friends and this was... the town we were near was twinned with a place in belgium called 76 —— called silly. it made me giggle. that it. bland, dull and boring. not us! more business news throughout the day. good morning. while eastern areas of the uk start off on a relatively dry note, further west

. >> she also revealed she was in argenti argentina when they did an ul a ultrasound, and found a tumor>> when she got the news, because he was doing an interview in london. but immediately jumped on a plane with noah headed to los angeles. without speaking to mike, i just took the flight, she said. today, noah is still recovering. but she says she's grateful that the worst is over, adding that her faith got her through. the couple spends as much time as possible with their two boys, who insist on sleeping with them every night. even if michael doesn't like it. can't say we blame you, michael. they're such devoted, loving parents. michael continues to take a break to spend time with his family. >>> "bachelor in paradise" production is back up and running, and tonight, we're learning more about what happened from amanda stanton. >> it's going to be a crazy party. >> you just got back from paradise, how was it once filming resumed? >> we were over the drama, and just so excited to be back. >> after taking a 2 1/2-week break, the crew only had 11 days to finish shooting the season. >> it w