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who are they and what are the main issues at stake right now? yes mohammed the well, the front runner a as incumbents press you then then yeah, no boy, the youngest president in days 3 of act whether he's just 37 years old and he's been in office for just 18 months when he won a snap election. and then in 2023 against a but at least that gonzales who is a his main rival in this election as well. and these elections are seen in largely as a referendum on a no voice the short time in office in particular. and is controversial or on is controversial. security policies is bixler ration of a state of internal war against the very high level of violence, gang violence in the country. and he has some of the results to show, in particular, when it comes to a reduction of violence in prisons and of 15 percent overall, reduction in violence, crime in the country. but at the same time, this has come at the expense of human rights and ask whether including charges of extra judicial killings, a part of the military. so that's definitely a main issue. another

so the issue of security remains the central now its main, his main rival recent gonzales is saying that she would maintain some of his policies, but getting rid of the most radical ones and definitely have to be present the more holistic approach that she's fed, the searching also, and social justice in the neighborhood most affected, we're gonna have to see what equip if it quite organ set up. and if instead, besides to give more time to noble and extra officially from there, we're hearing many rumors that in the the seems to be had in this elections. this is fail. and obviously it's not official because the polls have been closed. so all of us under, obviously, still a lot of questions for ecuador range right now, including, who will prevail? but when will we have an idea of whether there will or won't be run off? well, both, both close at uh, 5 pm local. so roughly, 20 minutes from now are very close to the closing of the falls now, and both thing is mandatory, and i called there's a lot of ecuador in our all of the weather. and so i must vote. we understand that there wasn't a lot o

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she said, that's the main concern is a long so i for example, if a ones try to, for example, the main concern is to, for a want to make, for example, atomic weapons, that is not the case on definitely these tests being such a maximum put pressure is sort of sales policy and difficulty continuing to repeating such a fail policy will lead to another failure. and it one does not pursue nuclear weapons because it is a coming to a member of the m p t and it's sticks to all the commitments and regulations based on the n p t. and at the same time, for example, one. so suppose person for the ring, the governments, mrs. module and he said that in case the one will act based on free options with namely, wisdom, the wisdom, honor, and expediency. and if need be additional, your one will act based on all these options into the account, and the federal will act accordingly. so these are some of the reactions by your ring and side, by ringing officials, regarding statements by donald trump. we talked about maxima pressure in the same time talking about resuming nuclear, a deal with a one i want a r

we have to defeat susan collins in maine. maine is a blue state. we can beat her. she is a tough candidate, vice president harris won maine so i am optimistic we can build on that momentum, find the right candidate and win. in north carolina, senator tillis will be our top target. he nearly won in 2020 and with the right candidate we will win this race. if you look at the north carolina map, we are up the next two cycles. if we spend a lot of time building the grassroots and doing early outreach and building up campaign headquarters, we can win two seats out of north carolina. believe it! there are a number of states that can be in play depending on the environment. these are some red states -- don't get nervous -- it matters who runs, who gets primary, it matters the dynamic of a midterm election against trump. remember 2006. those dynamics helped us flood -- we had more than 40 seats that cycle we won. texas has been in a single digit in recent elections. alaska and kentucky recently elected democrats to statewide offices. if they have elected a governor or a hou

they got to keep the main thing, the main thing. and it's the middle class stupid. >> i want to ask you a quick, quick deviation. so you heard paul and you hear this a lot from the democrats about going after elon musk, president musk, et cetera.. i think tim walz, the governor of minnesota, said something like that. you get that a lot. >> the slip of. >> the tongue. john fetterman, the senator from pennsylvania, said before the election. i don't he basically i'm totally paraphrasing, but it was basically like, why are they attacking elon musk? the public loves elon musk. they think he's like tony stark. they think, you know, that's the for people who are not comic book nerds, that's iron man, billionaire inventor guy. and that that was his basic point. and what do you think? >> i think that's right. people see elon. >> musk as a disruptor. >> and really, that's what they elected. donald trump. >> to. >> do, which was to come in and upend the government. and i think to paul's point about democrats trying to keep the main thing the m

it was the main entrance, so it was off to my right and behind me. i remember turning around and looking at it, and just seeing people screaming and running. kate snow: in those first seconds, katherine was unsure what was happening. she thought it sounded like broken glass or something falling, but she immediately grasped that she and her girls were in danger. the chaos confused another mother not far from katherine on the main floor. faith wambua was in the mall with her two children, nine-year-old daughter sy and 21-month-old son ty. the agricultural researcher was shopping for an anniversary present for her husband. she was in a flower shop when she first heard thise. it was so loud that i actually thought that it must have been an earthquake and the building was collapsing. so that's the point when i just told my kids to lie down. of course, i'm scanning the area wondering where are we going to go. kate snow: scenes captured on security cameras in the mall show how quickly the attack began. you can see machine gun bullets flashing down the main

well, that's flashed out though, because p as the main recipient of us see id ground. since the ukraine conflict begun is riled by the trump white. hi. say suspension of foreign aid on nothing. there's a lensky is demanding, the money keeps coming in. but when off there, what flow during the, by the present say, where are the cash is gone? he can most of it never arrived. exactly chew you buy here. i'd have heard before. would you mind today we hear from the us on that america gave you crane hundreds of billions, allow 177000000000 to be precise. this was the exact figure that was supported all voted on by congress and various organizations not look as the president of a war and country. i tell you, we have received more than 75. that is, we never received 100000000000 out of these 177, or even 200 and some people say, this is important. i don't know where all that money is. so again, where's the money corruption and ukraine is one possible answer since the my down to in 2014 billions in western financial aid has poured into a key of and much of it is alleged to help b

but one of the main reasons that one of russia's top generals was assassinated at the end of last year was precisely because he was at the forefront of exposing this us government sponsored abuse of dangerous pathogens. which if nice could re total, how the con, the welts. yeah. can you give us some more background here to usa idea. it's an agency agency that really is no stranger to controversy. no, i mean it is a for an age, but he must, it's functions and over a $150.00 countries that's got a bunch of nitty $50000000000.00. um basically it hands out money so it does offer release of fighting poverty. but also, and this is where it gets the controversial, it channels funds into civil activism. now it claims, of course, it's all about promoting democracy. it's a empowering the people. but the issue is, who incidentally, us a i d choose is to empower people in nations. what government policies don't align with american and trust and co, incidentally, why us cash slows very often most protests and sometimes even cruise take place. now the most obvious example of this, it's ukraine, u. s

the main concern is because ai enabled the countries in the world.rate ai enabled the countries in the world. the main concern to operate entirely ed the countries in the world. the main concern to operate entirely without weapon to operate entirely without human supervision, that means that one person could push a button and launch perhaps a million weapons at once and wipe out population. once and wipe out entire population. we don't think that is a good idea, but that seems to be the direction things are going right now. the that things are going right now. the discussions in geneva have not made a lot of progress, there are major powers, including the united states and collaborating on and russia collaborating on any discussion about preventing any discussion about banning these weapons. hues preventing any discussion about banning these weapons. think that scenario would be? to you think that scenario would be? tr? be honest, ithink you think that scenario would be? tr? be honest, i think it's... you think that scenario would be? tr? be honest,

and his main arrival left is we, is that go inside is following him with 44.02 percent. so best that's less than one percent difference. dividing these 2 main can the base and this is a much tighter rates than what was expected. the most of the polls, the show that the majority of voters was going to vote for that yellow bar for the incumbent president and elections that are seen as a referendum on a no boy was the hard line crack down on crime in the country. he declared a state of internal war. he sent the troops to the streets of the cities of ecuador, at 25 drug related a crime. this is an issue that seems to have deeply divided ecuadorian. so that's because the government, this thing that they've been able to reduce violence, that's for example, by 15 percent, also reduce the violence in the countries prisons. but critics say that this came at the expense of human rights in the country with the military accused of it. includes a very serious violations, including extra judicial killings. the end of the president has also been accused of abusing his presidential powe

are the greatest friend as well as ever, had in the white house, the total, the best patience of the main hospitals that served the holding gauze as trip dollars in terms of the dent tricks. and we had to take for the population. here we report from inside the shattered hospital in the wake of the idea of salt on northern gaza. that's let thousands of palestinians without access to live saving treatment plus, despite usa id, having helped to provoke the ukraine crisis in the 1st place. those who relied on money from the notorious american agency now claim the trans won't survive without more after the white house suspended funding the . i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching our t international. the us will own and rebuild guys that was sending the enclave entire palestinian population to other countries. that is the bombshell plan announced by president trump after talks with the as really prime minister at the white house. or do you as well take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the 2 without it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous, unexploded bo

— in germany and france today and other main european markets today, — other main european markets today, we are the share today, we are seeing the share price _ today, we are seeing the share price down over 2%. it is like a sea — price down over 2%. it is like a sea of— price down over 2%. it is like a sea of red, most sectors impacted, and the tech sector hit really hard. in particular hit really hard. what's _ in particular hit really hard. what's really interesting is nearly— what's really interesting is nearly $600 billion has been z— wiped off global cryptocurrency markets — wiped off global cryptocurrency markets since saturday, and is because investors are that is because investors are putting — that is because investors are pulling out of any assets which that is because investors are pul seen jt of any assets which that is because investors are pul seeth risky assets which that is because investors are pul seeth risky because rhich will be volatile for a time whilst everyone -= -: 7 2 what are the figures out what are the - what _ figures out what are the what will they cast,

um, we do have more of an idea of what, but i haven't got a heading towards the speed of our, the main trade advisor to the us. rage about this in 2019. and he said this is kind of a lot of negotiating tactic, insights, prioritize different countries, blocks. so to negotiate, whether is it, whether it's like a particularly high trade deficit. and he said that to the top priority for something like these reciprocal terms, which fast to be china and india. and then the european union tied on taiwan and zip mom. so the question and then is about these reciprocal tire. so he says a problem. so they'll be announcement this week, it will be immediately implemented. is that a, is that a negotiating script and does as, as would start much of what's called job has been saying, and these executive orders, under what legal authority you yeah. will he be? will he be, be implementing any reciprocal titles, and then the bigger picture, how this all impacts the, the main issue of us folk to say is concerning them, which is inflation. ok, thanks very much. so she hops. that's the view the from washing

on the main. let's see here owner chit on all the visiting the glacier yet, because retracing more than one and a half kilometers over the past 60 is killing me with a really. so it was here before. yes. when the best thing to mount any ring can pause establish 60 years ago, the glass here was very close as people say that keeps from goose to stole meeting . the glazes crevices as there was no electricity so considerably the glacier receded. and frank, but it's still the most expensive place and russia in europe. amazing. and is it true that sometimes the cost of the region is called the russian himalayas? the yes people call this place, the russian human lawyers and all the less the himalayas with that because as i mentioned, i feel it's home to 6 mountains of 5000 meters high. and the difficulty and ratings for climbing bruce here, range from the 1st to the 6 category. this area is known as a mecca for mountaineering. it's an incredible region. for decades, it has been out of the russian mountai

it fell apart because it didn't achieve its main objective world peace. and it doesn't look like the un is doing any better considering all the complex, raging around the world. despite the rise of the global south africa, the un security council still looks like this. not a reflection of the real world, and definitely not a way to insure a global peace or growth with even the un secretary general admitting he can no longer ignore the growing calls for before. so it is absolutely essential to a very form of this is going to be possible to make decisions because somebody presented those roles and to make it more effective. this was one of the central questions that would be right in the subject of the world has they moved into a smart into connected on multiple lot of email and its members have increased full fold since you went to inception. yep. so you n remain. so prison out of the past expansion and proper representation in the permanent category is a particular imperative. asia, africa, and latin america. the global soft, cannot continue to be short c

vision is good news, the someone on the one of the main reasons for the success of these india comes to me was the does unity among indians, lots of provinces, and a guy jobs in my dodges. we're constantly fighting with each other the or can we begin resorting hastings with any aggressive interior list who was able to break up the confederacy of the various states who realize the danger of a brochure which was beginning in 1776. so they taught the british, we'll just get down on the player. the probably did not foresee the initial effect that these people are bringing in. that it was not just economic, you know, treat relations that they were looking at. they were looking at political subjugation, which was undermine or not talk to well enough by the local indian p as well. the said the economy structure of india was such nice, destroyed because india at the time of input i showed you on this, the 6 such as country and the was it had the volume of trade was 16 of the world, the feeling value and in between when to produce game here, the story begins and 1716. 1930. did use. what does

the costs be that's the main index in south korea down over 3 percent. and so the concern is, but country companies such as south korea, with a lot of manufacturing abroad in places like mexico with the production of chips and also cause producing those things. a mexico at the you exports into the us from that are very important. so they all got to be impacted, and it's always very difficult even though they're not facing direct tyrus themselves, both south korea and japan and not to be impacted in this increasingly economically into connected world. and of course, the concern is for countries like japan's like south career, even though on paper they have very good friend, the relations with the us. they might be subjected to us tyrus that sells at some point in the future. all right, to obviously as well mcbride there. and so rob, thank you for your effective state, monica ruby. i was on his 1st trip abroad to panama, where president donald trump is threatened to take control of the canal with the one panama, as president jose around molina. but china i

but the main message, i think it's not really about inflicting major amounts of damage. it's about the only thing and engaging in this trade will that the trumpet ministration has been tickets giving a taste to washington of the damage that china can potentially do if trump carries this fluids. i think the 2 messages of aging is really to extend as a bus is that we don't want this trade well, we rather negotiate do a deal important to us goods. but if you take us, then we will go that we will respond to the right to protect measures inc line. and the 2nd message that they didn't want to send is that this is not the same. china, which was acting when trump was in his 1st term, where they were really unprotected, and had to scramble to respond to these to those initial terrace. this time china has spent the last couple years, slightly building up its trade will munitions tests slightly, uh, building up its 2 kits. so we do now see china having the capacity to inflict real damage, potentially on us tech companies, for example, on uh, uh, the trade of export renters such as

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so that's the main goals that we have at the consulate at this moment. damian: all right. very much for what you're doing and for keeping the protection going for those who really need it and deserve it. thank you, ambassador. alejandra: thank you for having me. damian: thank you. well, again, the consulate of méxico in san josé is here on south san josé on enzo drive. there is the website for more information. again, they do take you right away without an appointment if you have an emergency, but it's wise to make an appointment. those are offered on tuesdays. they give out about 1,000 appointments per week. so log on to that. whatsapp is the best way to get a hold of them, to make your appointments that way. well, up next here on "comunidad del valle," a little--something a little bit different, a campaign to educate folks about child car seats, then we'll get back into immigration. so stay with us. damian: there is a campaign to improve the child car seats. with me is anna aistrich. she's a child passenger safety program manager for the county of santa clara. anna, welc

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