. —— uruguay. fouryears neighbours argentina for — two. —— uruguay.the centennial of the tournament by hosting once again and will support a joint bid with argentina, paraguay and chile. people he would love to have the world cup. football is an integral part of the culture here. it seems a bit cliche to say that football is in the blood hear of the uruguay people but it really is. joint in the blood hear of the uruguay people but it really is.— people but it really is. joint bids in the most _ people but it really is. joint bids in the most likely _ people but it really is. joint bids in the most likely to _ people but it really is. joint bids in the most likely to succeed, i people but it really is. joint bids i in the most likely to succeed, with the tournament being expanded to 48 teams from 2026. the last english attempt to host in 2018 received just two votes in the final count as a rush at one approval. so will a joint uk and ireland bid fair any better equipment it will be difficult. i better equipment it will be difficult. ., better equipment

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en países europeos como francia y españa a las principales ciudades de argentina, uruguay y nicaraguao quiere criar el hijo. >> y resulta ser que empieza otra relaciÓn. tÚ eres una cualquiera. tÚ viniste a romper una familia y no te importa-- >> no, ella es mi pareja ahora. yo la escogÍ a ella, ya no te quiero a ti, tienes que entenderlo. >> tuve que ir a migraciÓn para mi cita de ciudadanÍa. el oficial se me queda viendo y me dice: "no te puedo dar", de tantas infracciones de trÁnsito que el tipo se ha pasado. >> utilizando tu auto, pero a nombre de Él. >> yo me aparecÍ en la corte y yo le dije a la jueza y le dije a los policÍas, yo tratÉ de asumir responsabilidad.

misiÓn de nora sandgo, le llaman la gran madre porque tiene en su custodia a mÁs de mil niÑos llega de uruguayan reunirse. >>> la gran madre es sin duda una mujer imparable, pero tambiÉn es la esperanza para miles de niÑos que suenan con decir nuevamente papÁ y mamÁ. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> estÁ con nosotros nora sandigo felicidades >>> gracias igualmente >>> cÓmo le explica a los niÑos que sus papis no pueden estar con ellos? >>> es muy difÍcil yo creo que es la parte mÁs difÍcil de todo esto tener que enfrentar el caso y decirle a los niÑos no pueden estar contigo porque in ni mÍ graciÓn se los llevÓ es una parte muy cruel, muy, muy difÍcil >>> muy dura en quÉ momento das cuenta que ayudar a estos niÑos y la familia es la misiÓn de la vida? >>> es un mensaje de dios de era mi destino y misiÓn venir y trabajar por los niÑos, por las familias inmigrantes y eso es lo que he hecho toda mi vida devolverles eso y darle seguridad y enseÑarle que hay alguien aquÍ que estÁ para velar por ellos que hay un equipo de voluntarios tras de mÍ, tambiÉn ayudando a todos ellos eso pues bendito sea dios que ha sido

will take you to uruguay where an increasing number of people are relying on soup kitchens to survive. this is detail the business on tape ferguson welcome to the program. americans could receive a johnson and johnson vaccine within the next 24 to 48 hours the night splint comes off the u.s. regulators planted a margin c approval to the truck makers co that 19 jobs on sunday is the 3rd vaccine to be accepted in the u.s. on the 1st that requires only one dose johnson and johnson says it's ready to ship 4000000 jobs and need to actually 100000000 by june the wife has is encouraging people to take whatever vaccine is offered to them. to assess the impact of this let's talk to financial correspondent caught up in new york hi and just how much of a boost is this for the u.s. effort to and the pandemic that's clearly a huge boost you already mentioned $100000000.00 doses that johnson and johnson could deliver by summer on top of 50 we have to fight there be on tech and short so there are expectations that basically $400000000.00 americans could get vaccinated by summer and we only have a po

which is not available readily of to women unlike in some neighboring countries like argentina and uruguay and finally just the fact that the fair and free treatment salaries of male chauvinism something that is so well known in latin america the list is very very long but there is one thing barbara that people are celebrating on this international women's day in chile and that is the upcoming constitutional assembly which after a lot of pushing and fighting out here on the streets women were were able to get 50 percent of the day that was the delegates to be women in other words for there to be gender parity to right to. new constitution and that certainly can be considered a great achievement because i was just going to ask you lucy you know the stay rolls around every year and you know us media everywhere kind of focuses on issues but i guess what you're saying is that the least in chile there are changes that are tangible differences in improvements for the life of women there. well that is not quite unfortunately that is not quite happening yet but there is that sense that you will ha

uruguay, los que mÁs han ganado son uruguay no?a copa amÉrica de messi, y recuerda lo que le ha costado, no ha podido ganar un torneo con la selecciÓn argentina, estuvo cerca en dos copas amÉrica, esta puede ser la buena porque argentina tambiÉn se ha renovado. colombia va a traer una gran selecciÓn porque jugarÁ en casa. [hablan a la vez] alan:saludos! yisus: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sigues en twitter, facebook e instagram. revive tu segmento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: el aÑo pasado por la pandemia no hubo y el Último cationes brasil, entre brasil, uruguay y argentina como siempre. a veces invitaban a paÍses como mÉxico, estados unidos, en esta ocasiÓn no pasÓ, estamos felices de tener en nuestra casa la copa amÉrica, el torneo mÁs antiguo en la historia. karla: los colombianos lo verÁn con sancocho, y los argentinos con choripan. [hablan a la vez] francisca: hablemos de joss favela. alan:es joss—— francisca: lo estoy diciendo mal? [hablan a la vez] franc

julissa is the ambassador of the united states to uruguay from 2014-2014 and served as deputy assistant of -- central american, caribbean, and cuban affairs. in addition to being the co-chair, jenn is part of the gender policy council. she was previously chief strategy and policy director at times up and board. international center of research on women. both of our guests have very busy days. i will be the bad cop but happy to take some questions. with that come on up. julissa: i'm chief of staff to dr. biden, and with jenn klein, co-chair of the newly established gender policy council. it's a real privilege and honor for me to be able to lead this effort with jenn, who is a really legend in this field. on today on international women's day president biden signed two executive orders to ensure gender equality and equity throughout the federal government, which is a high priority of the biden-harris administration. [speaking spanish] the first executive order will formally establish the gender policy council within the executive office of the president. when explicit role in both domesti

are struggling to attend those suffering from coronavirus, also an increase in cases in neighboring uruguay others. that is why the president and his government announced they are canceling flights from chile , mexico, and brazil. back in december they had announced cancellations of flights coming from the united kingdom because of fears of this new strain of coronavirus. now they are increasing the amount of countries banned from flying to argentina. they are also imposing new restrictions on tourists arriving from argentina. they are not only going to need a test to get into the flight but another one once they land. if the test is positive they will have to isolate in a hotel. the government has also announced they are going to be increasing the amount of material that passes from one agenda vexing to the second one, and shortages of vaccines is a major concern not only in argentina but across the region. chile is one exception. countries like argentina and paraguay have been struggling. the presidential summit happened this friday. it was scheduled to take place in buenos aires but it w

of the policy counsel, the chief of staff the first lady, the ambassador of the united states to uruguay 2012 to 2014 and served as the deputy assistant secretary for state and central america human affairs and in addition to being the cochair and a board member of the international center for research they have very busy days so i will be the bad cop but they are happy to take questions. so with that, come on up. i'm the chief of staff and cochair of the newly established gender policy counsel a legend in this field for the executive orders for gender equality and equity throughout the federal government. [speaking spanish] the first executive order established the policy counsel in the executive office of the president and when explicit role in both domestic and foreign policy development. we know that the full participation of all people including women and girls across all aspects of society is essential to the economic well-being, health and security of the nation and the world. this a matter of civil rights, justice and fairness. it's also critically important reducing poverty and

. >> growing up in uruguay, a low-income family, my mom wanted to be a nurse. that was her dream.idn't give her that chance. she married at 18, got her first child at 19. she always loved to take care of sick people, right? she had that passion and she's very proud of me now. >> my mom does have a bachelors in biology, so she did grow up loving the sciences and having a passion for the sciences, but she never got to fulfill a career in the sciences, and i wanted to do things a little differently. i didn't want to be a housewife, so i wanted to get out and get a career and work full time. >> reporter: today these three have each other to look up to. they credit their bond for getting them through some of the toughest days of the pandemic. >> when i see monica and liz, i see hard-working women and the positive attitude they have coming in every day. i know the work is hard, and i see that in y'all all the time and that's what keeps me going all the time. >> we stay late just to finish the job. we have that same kind of work ethic. and i think that's very inspiring. >> we are latinas

to have to close them again to combat this new wave of infections chelsey delaney there for years uruguay has been one of site america's best performing economies but the good times are now over the pandemic has triggered a poverty crisis so severe that many are relying on soup kitchens to feed their families. 5 volunteers work in the soup kitchen it's. every day they turn groceries like these peppers into a delicious meal for the needy. clean record that has been working here for a year she used to work at a restaurant until she was fired without notice. the month last march right at the beginning of the pandemic i was laid off i didn't receive unemployment benefits and i have to struggle through because i worked in the restaurant off the books. today they've made pastel with vegetable source the food is provided by private donors since the beginning of the pandemic poverty here has been growing the number of corona virus infections has increased dramatically in the country since november the health crisis is happening in the midst of an economic one and many companies have to shut. thei

. >> or a farmer's wife in uruguay who doesn't go on the computer much?facebook. >> right -- >> don't check or google things. it doesn't mean that she is dead for sure. >> absolutely. >> it just means you have a good case for it. >> in this large cumulative thing we're looking at, it's another piece that points to the same conclusion. >> if carol was dead, if mike killed her, taking the accusation to court would be risky. totally circumstantial, of course, no body, an unclear motive, a sympathetic defendant. but prosecutor lewin decided to roll the dice. 30 years after carol lubahn vanished from her family's life, on april 13th, 2011, mike was arrested for carol's murder. when you went to the family and said "we're going to charge him," what was their reaction? >> mixed at best. >> mixed? that's a mild word. how about upset, horrified, mystified? in fact, most of carol's family members believed the idea that mike could have murdered carol was just ludicrous. >> well, he was a member of our family, you know. and nobody wanted to see him be arrested or him