reportera: solÍs es uno de los seis magistrados judiciales que en 2010 habilitaron a daniel ortega paras que se estÁn cometiendo violaciones a los derechos humanos. simplemente son mentiras y falsedades. reportera: y es que durante la sesiÓn extraordinaria del consejo permanente de la oea-- segÚn almagro se ha alterado el orden constitucional. nicaragüense estÉn que se trata de una conspiraciÓn internacional para derrocar a ortega a travÉs de un intento de golpe de estado. >> el secretario general de la oea se ha convertido en un agente en contra del pueblo nicaragüense. reportera: sin embargo el ahora ex magistrado solÍs asegurÓ en su carta que no hubo tal golpe de estado ni agresiÓn externa sino un uso irracional de la fuerza. rafael solÍs quien ademÁs fue padrino de bodas de los ortega murillo advirtiÓ que la pareja presidencial se empeÑa en llevar al paÍs a una guerra civil. es todo lo que tenemos por ahora. enrique: muchÍsimas gracias. el pentÁgono confirmÓ hoy que ya comenzÓ el proceso para retirar a casi 2000 militares en siria quienes combatÍan al grupo terrorista estado islÁmic

military aid to the contras in one thousand nine hundred four daniel ortega was elected democratically this government implemented new social services for providing free education healthcare and land reform. used ortega's socialist policies and economic aid received from the soviet union to start a covert war using the national security council the administration sent secret a to the mercenary soldiers known as the contras. despite the passage of the boland amendment the arming and support of the contras became the most ambitious paramilitary and political action mounted by the cia since vietnam. ortega's new sandinista government turned to the american peace activists for help. to bring people down she says look. we want people to know. their country. breaking a promise trump wants regime change in venezuela old habits die hard also the trials in tribulations of roger stone the russia gate. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched as a report. of the stand. alone what i saw. that

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reportera: solÍs es uno de los seis magistrados judiciales que en 2010 habilitaron a daniel ortega parageneral de la oea se ha convertido en un agente en contra del pueblo nicaragüense. reportera: sin embargo el ahora ex magistrado solÍs asegurÓ en su carta que no hubo tal golpe de estado ni agresiÓn externa sino un uso irracional de la fuerza. rafael solÍs quien ademÁs fue padrino de bodas de los ortega murillo advirtiÓ que la pareja presidencial se empeÑa en llevar al paÍs a una guerra civil. es todo lo que tenemos por ahora. enrique: muchÍsimas gracias. el pentÁgono confirmÓ hoy que ya comenzÓ el proceso para retirar a casi 2000 militares en siria quienes combatÍan al grupo terrorista estado islÁmico. por pues inÉs de seguridad no se ofrecerÁn fechas, lugar ni movimientos de tropas en mÉxico la escasez de gasolina en varios estados ha generado nuevos oficios. le platiquemos cuÁles. ♪ cuando empiezas a notar un aroma poco fresco en tu manta antes del maratón televisivo sabes que está a medio lavar. la próxima vez, añade el acondicionador de ropa downy para que la frescura dure hasta 7

enviarlo a correr el peligro de la muerte por la represiÓn en cÁrceles de tortura que el rÉgimen de daniel ortegal >>> momentos de decisiÓn presion viviÓ la empleada de un hotel cuando se vio acechada todo captado en cÁmara. >> era hermosa en este hermoso atardecer que estamos en el puente de la bahÍa la temperatura de 52 grado tenemos lluvia en mayorÍa estaremos hablando de eso despuÉs de la pausa. >>hotel en la "florida" captaron una agresin violenta... -- un sujeto ingresa armado al lugar y con el rostro cubierto le exige a la recepcionista que abra la caja registradora... >>> vea las cÁmaras de seguridad en la florida captaron esta agresiÓn violencia y este sujeto ingresa armado al lugar con el rostro cubierto le dice que habrÁ la caja registradora. >> le comunicÓ que. >> golpes que sujetÓ a la trabajadora por la cabeza w. >> finalmente el ladrÓn se da por vencido y huye >>> >>> el hombre tambiÉn golpeÓ en el estÓmago. t >>> en el lugar >>> soy un hombre armado. >> en una mujer cuando ella se cencontrab encontraba. >> en el paradero. >> violaron y acÁ mismo antes de llegar. >> y las cÁmaras.

la prensa de nicaragua pÚblico su porta de blanco para protestar por la negativa del rÉgimen de daniel ortegacir a cero el acceso a la informaciÓn >> pasamos al mar con imÁgenes de varios abusos que se toparon en las costas de hawai con el que se considera el tiburÓn blanco mÁs grande del mundo. los biÓlogos dicen estÁ sorprendidos porque los animales suelen estar en las cotas de cariz o neÓn el agua mÁs frÍa. y como no cuenta, la zona se trata de un tiburÓn hembra, embarazada. >> imÁgenes impresionantes del tiburÓn hembra mÁs grande del mundo de 20 pies de largo que sorprendiÓ a un grupo de buzos en hawai cuando se encontraban observando a otros tiburones. fue bautizada hace dÉcadas por los cientÍficos como " azul profundo ". ella es una gigante amable que disfruta navegar dijo la experimentada buzo que formÓ parte del grupo que se le marinos que azul profundo hizo su apariciÓn en medio de varios delfines y parecÍa como si estuviera escoltada por ellos y estuvieran bailando juntos. >> lo que es mÁs importante para mÍ es que se vean imÁgenes de conservaciÓn de estas especies. los tiburones no

. >> en tanto rÉgimen de daniel ortega el que expertos seÑalan como responsable de crÍmenes de lesa humanidadrisis sociopolÍtica que ha dejado mÁs de tres 125 muertos, miles de heridos y desaparecidos. >> nicaragua quiere, el pueblo quiere trabajo, paz y reconciliaciÓn. >> para el sociÓlogo la orden de ortega de desplegar policÍas en las calles a inicios del aÑo nuevo enviÓ un mensaje de guerra y promover carnavales de paz reflejarÍa que la cÚpula del gobierno tendrÍa una obsesiÓn psiquiÁtrica del poder enfermiz qa estÁn enfermos mentalmente. >> el secretario general de la oea luis mario ha convocado una sesiÓn extraordinaria para empezar discutir la la destituciÓn de nicaragua de la oea. pero le pidan rechazar las acciones promovidas por almagro. >> el secretario de estado mike pompeo se reuniÓ en cartagena de indias con ivÁn duque. en el encuentro reiterÓ la preocupaciÓn del gobierno de estados unidos por el aumento de cultivo de coca y anunciaron un compromiso para reducirlos en un 50 por ciento para 2023. el secretario de estado reconoce el papel de colombia frente a la crisis de venezuel

course the media we don't see much of nicaragua in international news feeds however president daniel ortega his government is facing political unrest there how was that affected journalists trying to cover this story well it's getting harder for them to reporter many of had to flee the country the latest to go into exile is one of nicaragua's best known journalists gun laws for another time or a he's the editor of an independent website of convenience and hosts a number of t.v. . news shows last month his news room was raided by police model said he and many other journalists have been facing extreme threats and there's a historical irony to this story tomorrow's father was also an outspoken journalist in the one nine hundred seventy s. assassinated for his work during the samosa dictatorship so when i was toppled in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine in a revolution led by the data and the left wing sundanese the rebels forty years later junior is holed up in costa rica on the run he says from the other day our government ok thanks for some. back to egypt now and the talking heads egyp

other latin american leaders -- including evo morales of bolivia, daniel ortega of nicaragua, and miguel diaz canal of cuba -- welcomed maduro's reelection and joined thursday's inauguration in caracas. the trump administration has continued to ratchet up sanctions against venezuela, even as its economy faces hyperinflation with severe shortages of food and medicine. about venezuelans have left thee 3 million country in recentt years, with many settling in colombia and brazil. in brazil, newly inaugurated far-right president jair bolsonaro said wedednesday he'll pull out of a united nations agreement protecting the rights of migrants. brazil joins just a handful of countries, led by the united states, that refuseded to ratify the e global compact for safe, or delete, and regular migration -- o orderly and regulular migrn last month. more than 160 other nations have signed on. back on capitol hill, vermont independent senator bernie sanders was joined thursday by democratic house members as they introduced legislation to dramatically roll back prices that americans pay for prescription dr

the previous caravans headed towards tijuana, and to nicaragua fleeing the apprentice regime, daniel ortegar which the trump administration announcing sanctions against petroleum country. he wants to get to the us to claim asylum. here's what he told us about how he is going to do it. >> to still claim asylum. >> that is the way we want to do it. and waiting for this. >> reporter: a case to make about the situation to nicaragua's government but when he crosses illegally the problem of border patrol and dhs thing to do it that way. the fast track programming shutdown and we know the caravan starting february 16th, and the other count with thousands, they will have a problem on the border, two weeks ago with open arms, they have to do something with these people, we reached out, and -- >> great job down there, all the work you have been doing, appreciate it. as griff reports from there we can tell you about this that happened, border patrol making it largest fentanyl bust in history with enough drugs to kill 57 million people. internal memo revealing agents at the southern border found the dr

course the media we don't see much of nicaragua in international news feeds however president daniel ortega his government is facing political unrest there how was that affected journalists trying to cover this story well it's getting harder for them to reporter many of had to flee the country the latest to go into exile is one of nicaragua's best known journalists gun laws for number two.

course the media we don't see much of nicaragua in international news feeds however president daniel ortega his government is facing political unrest there how was that affected journalists trying to cover this story well it's getting harder for them to reporter many of had to flee the country the latest to go into exile is one of nicaragua's best known journalists got lost fernando tamora is the editor of an independent website of convenience and hosts a number of t.v. . last month his news room was raided by police jamal said he and many other journalists have been facing extreme threats and there's a historical irony to this story tomorrow's father was also an outspoken journalist in the one nine hundred seventy s. assassinated for his work during the summers the dictatorship so when i was toppled in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine in a revolution led by the new no data and the left wing sundanese the rebels forty years later i want to jr is holed up in costa rica on the run he says from the other day our government ok thanks myself. back to egypt now and the talking heads egyptia

algunos dicen que se tratan de grupos paramilitares, y daniel ortega ha dado diferentes explicacionesombre, se ha convertido en bastión de la oposición. a 20 km. del sur de la capital, por años fue territorio sandinista, y por los últimos meses se ha convertido en la piedra en el zapato de ortega al levantarse en su contra. en las barricadas de esta población rebelde ha estado atrincherado un joven conocido como lobo. lobo: nosotros teníamos claro que el ataque iba a llegar tarde o temprano, pero que iba a ser antes del 19. tiffany: ese día el lobo habló con su abuela y su hija de cinco años. lobo: prácticamente una despedida, no sabíamos hasta dónde íbamos a llegar. tiffany: desde el inicio de la crisis, habían levantado barricadas por toda la ciudad. el propósito era detener a unos encapuchados fuertemente armados que empezaron a aparec después de las protestas, siempre en compañía de la policía. roberto: los paramilitares son en esencia militares, policías retirados con experiencia militar. son terroristas, por la finalidad de ellos es sembrar el terror entre la población. sembrand

november, national security advisor john bolton aimed hisro sights at madund nicaraguan president daniel ortega, and cuba's new president miguel diaz-canel, as the u.s.' ideolocal opponents. >> they are clownish pitiful figures more akin to larry, curly and moe. the three stooges of socialism are true believers, but theyrs p a false god. >> schifrin: yesterday, maduro accused the u.s. and armal regional alliance known as the lima group of plotting to overthrow him.ed >> ( transl ): a coup d'État ordered by washington and the lima cartel is undway against the legitimate and constitutional government over which i preside. >> schifrin: the u.s. has considered imposing more pain through an oil embargo, but the state would likely collapse, increasing the humanitarian crisis. gedan and others wantel venezus neighbors to supply that pressure. d there are a whole series measures you cano to increase the diplomatic isolation and the economic pressure on venezuelan elites and to encourage some of those elites to break with the regime and make a moral decision to be part of the decision to be part of the

course the media we don't see much of nicaragua in international news feeds however president daniel ortega his government is facing political unrest there how was that affected journalists trying to cover this story well it's getting harder for them to reporter many of had to flee the country the latest to go into exile is one of nicaragua's best known journalists gun laws fernando tamora is the editor of an independent website and conveniency and hosts a number of t.v. . news shows last month his news room was raided by police model said he and many other journalists have been facing extreme threats and there's a historical irony to this story tomorrow's father was also an outspoken journalist in the one nine hundred seventy s. assassinated for his work during the summer as a dictatorship so what it was toppled in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine in a revolution led by the annular data and the left wing sundanese the rebels forty years later junior is holed up in costa rica on the run he says from the earth they are government ok thanks for some. back to egypt now and the talking he

course the media we don't see much of nicaragua in international news feeds however president daniel ortega his government is facing political unrest there how was that affected journalists trying to cover this story well it's getting harder for them to reporter many of had to flee the country the latest to go into exile is one of nicaragua's best known journalists lost fernando tamora is the editor of an independent website of convenience and hosts a number of t.v. . news shows last month his news room was raided by police model said he and many other journalists have been facing extreme threats and there's a historical irony to this story tomorrow's father was also an outspoken journalist in the one nine hundred seventy s. assassinated for his work during the summer as a dictatorship so when i was toppled in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine in a revolution led by the data and the left wing sundanese the rebels forty years later junior is holed up in costa rica on the run he says from the order they were government over thanks to some. back to egypt now and the talking heads egyptian

reference to ending president obama's engagement with cuba, and confronting nicaraguan president daniel ortega, and venezuelan president nicolas maduro, hose governme overseen economic catastrophe, causing millions of venezuelans to become refugees. bolsinaro was elected to fix domestic problems, and couldfa internal resistance to foreign intervention with the substance and style of the trump administration. as president trump tweeted: "congratulations to president jair bolsonaro who just mara a great inauon speech. the u.s.a. is with you!" to understand what this means for brazil and the region we get two views from: fernando cutz. he was director for south america on the national security council staff during the trump administration. he's now a senior associate at the cohen group, a consulting firm. and, elizabeth leeds is a senior fellow at the washington office on latin america where shecu s on brazil.u thank ry much. fernando cutz, let me start with you. jair bolsonaro, is he the rig man for this moment? >> you know, i think, overall, he is. i think that he certainly will have some inhal

represiÓn y cÁrcel en la respuesta del gobernante danielle ortega contra quienes protestan en nicaraguael aire. mientras mÁs periodistas de "100% noticias" tuvieron que dejar el paÍs tras emitirse Órdenes de captura en su contra. el director y propietario miguel mora y la jefa de prensa lucÍa pineda estÁn encarcelados. acusados de provocaciÓn para acometer actos terrorista. han confirmado que el consulado costarricense han solicitado visitarla porque ella tiene nacionalidad costarricense pero no han recibido respuesta del gobierno. familiares denuncian que estÁ aislada por mÁs de 100 dÍas y no le permiten las visitas de familiares y tampoco la de los abogados. satcha: una situaciÓn bastante compleja la que continÚa manifestÁndose en nicaragua. seguimos con esta cobertura. a quien "despierta amÉrica" hablamos de todo un poco como en botica. vamos a hablar de una historia que lo va a inspirar. que la vida puede cambiar en un segundo. carlos: justamente hablÁbamos de esto, omar, a travÉs de tu trabajo, maity estÁ en vivo con una historia que te va a interesar mucho. omar: si, vamos a verla