michelle bachelet dijo que es claro el deterioro de la situaciÓn humanitaria en el paÍs.con la informaciÓn. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. ♪ arantxa: buenas noches y bienvenidos a "noticiero univisiÓn". donald trump anunciÓ esta tarde que suspenderÁ temporalmente la redada masiva contra indocumentados que estaban pautadas para entrar en efecto este domingo. el mandatario argumentÓ que le darÁ dos semanas a los demÓcratas para negociar lo que catalogÓ como un problema en la solicitud de asilo y vacÍos legales en materia migratoria que han provocado la crisis en la frontera sur. pablo gato tiene los detalles desde washington. pablo: un enorme alivio para los afectados por los 1000 casos que tenÍan orden de deportaciÓn final. donald trump hizo el anuncio con un tweet. a peticiÓn de los demócratas he retrasado el proceso de expulsiÓnde deportación por dos semanas para ver si los demÓcratas y los republicanos pueden reunirse y encontrar una soluciÓn a los problemas de asilo y brechas de seguridad en la fronter

michel bachelet visitarÁa venezuela aceptando una invitaciÓn de nicolÁs maduro de nueve meses atrÁs.tar en las calles en su visita. guaidÓ ordenó investigar supuestos actos de corrupciÓn de funcionarios de su gobierno en colombia quienes se habrÍan apoderado de ayuda humanitaria. en la visita de bachelet podrÍa ser politizada, ya que el gobierno dijo que mostrarÍa sus avances para garantizar los derechos humanos, y son temores de organizaciones de derechos humanos. >> que se convierta en una visita de cortesÍa para ayudar y apoyar y darle oxÍgeno al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. reportero: rectores de laopiniÓn pÚblica, piensa que la visita de bachelet no servirÁ mucho para cambiar la dramÁtica realidad venezolana, sumida en una crisis humanitaria. >> creo que se va a quedar en lo mismo. palabras cuÁndo van a llegar a ningÚn acuerdo. >> es hora de que venga personalmente a constatar la situaciÓn de venezuela y que vea la gente que estÁ muriendo por falta de medicinas y comida. reportero: la alta comisionada no vendrÁ con los ojos vendados. ya hizo una crÍtica contra maduro en su Último

bachelet evaluara la grave crisis que atraviesa el pais y dara las conclusiones de su visita antes deobre las expectativas por la presencia de la funcionaria. el presidente de colombia, ivan duque, le agradecio al presidente de francia, emmanuel macron, por su apoyo a la denuncia presentada el aqo pasado ante la corte penal internacional contra el gobernante venezolano nicolas maduro.duque hizo la declaracin tras una reunion con macron en el palacio del eliseo de paris, antes de continuar su gira por europa. elexpresidente de francia nicolas sarkozy sera juzgado por corrupcion y abuso de poder.el tribunal de casacion rechazo la apelacion para evitar el juicio del exmandatario.el proceso esta vinculado con las investigaciones de que recibio pdinero de la heredera de la firma de cosmeticos l'oreal, liliane bettencourt, para su campaqa presidencial de 2007. al regresar de la pausa, una tina sobre una balsa fueron suficientes para navegar sobre las frias aguas del golfo de finlandia. las frias aguas del golfo de finlandia. ¡una gran noticia de mr. clean! deja de batallar para limpiar la s

bachelet tiene programado dejar venezuela esta misma noche.ruebas encontrÁs por la fiscalÍa haría mÁs difÍcilla rebaja de la fianza. reportero: el mexicano naasÓn joaquÍn se declarÓ culpable de los cargos en su contra, que incluyen abuso sexual de menores, trÁfico humano, y producciÓn de pornografÍa infantil. >> Él abusÓ de su poder y de la fe de sus creyentes para usarlos y que le trajeran menores de edad para tener sexo con ellas. reportero: los abogados fracasaron en su intento de rebajar los $50,000,000 de fianza para su cliente. celulares y otros dispositivos electrÓnicos recientemente confiscados en la casa del religioso, se encontrarÍan nuevas evidencias que podrÍan incriminarlo en delitos adicionales. >> en california, crÍmenes de violencia sexual contra menores, son castigados mÁs seriamente que homicidios. >> es frustrante pero es parte del proceso, seÑalÓ el defensor de naasÓn joaquÍn. reportero: para este procurador de justicia en california, existe otro obstÁculo. >> la corte va a tratar esto como una persona que se puede fugar. r

venezuela ante la visita de la alta comisionada de derechos humanos de naciones unidos michelle bachelet al pais y esto en momentos en que juan guiado pide investigar a varios de sus delegados en colombia que estarian involucrados en un caso de corrupcion... desde carcas francisco urreiztieta con mas detalles. hoy en el segmeno "lo nuestro" le presentamos a sarah espinoza salamanca, la dreamer que creo una aplicacion para que jovenes indocumentados puedan acceder a ayudas financieras que apoyen sus estudios. pasamos con nathalie juarez quien tiene la informacion deportiva. la seleccion colombia de futbol debuta con una clara victoria ante la argentina de messi al volver de la pausa, le mostraremos "el mal trago" que sufre en camara un catador de vinos. ♪ ♪ ... hasta el mas experto se equivoca. miren, si no, lo que le paso a un catador de vinos en su programa de television. estaba explicando como descorchar con cuidado una botella de champagne de unos 12-dolares, cuando sorpresivamene la bebida espumosa se desbordo y salio a borbotones sobre el rostro y la ropa del presentador uruguayo. a

he promised to listen to the suggestions made by ms bachelet.are: the authorities to release those detained or deprived of the liberty for exercising in a civil right and in a peaceful manner. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we hear from one of the last surviving passengers of the empire windrush, 70 years after travelling from the caribbean to help rebuild britain. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was ta

michelle bachelet afirma que los nicaragüenses tienen derecho a la verdad y a la justicia.gobierno llama como un intento fallido de golpe de estado, pero segÚn organismos fueron protestas cÍvicas. >> nos duele a nosotros. reportera: con la aministÍa buscan la paz y la reconciliaciÓn. >> creemos que es una auto amnistÍa porque beneficia a las fuerzas partidarias del frente sandinista, esto es para lo que cometieron crÍmenes de lesa humanidad. se seÑala el rÉgimen de ortega cometiÓ crÍmenes de lesa humanidad. diversos informes afirman que la mayorÍa de las 325 muertes son responsabilidad de la policÍa. se registran 325 muertos, incluyendo 21 policÍas . la amnistÍa cubre a personas que no han sido investigadas. la alta comisionada de naciones unidas expresÓ preocupación y dijo que las amnistÍas por graves violaciones de prohibidas por el derecho internacional porque generan impunidad. fÉlix: rescataron a un centenar de migrantes africanos. el operativo comenzÓ cuando divisaron un barco con cientos de personas. espaÑa ha recibido mÁs de 60,000 inmigrantes que llegan por vÍa mar

runs a 7 floor shopping mall that's a supporter of the a k p parsi he credits turkish president bachelet thai of our 21 for overseeing years of economic growth. but the rapid decline in the value of the lira has left him with no option but to increase prices mean we're not going to get side will be going to sample and this applies to all not be brands we could go we sold them for 30 to 35 layer look what happened a week later 49 lira when it was made. to keep that up skyrocketing inflation the current race is about 20 percent isn't just a headache for business owners consumers too are feeling the pain young families in particular are finding it increasingly hard to make ends meet. to be trees that are slowing these are necessary purchases but they're really expensive giant food and nappies are really pricey but one way or another we have to buy them. as political and economic uncertainty man's character once a.k.p. party may well get a feel for that discontent when the people of its general vote in the mayoral rerun this weekend. sometimes it's helpful to change perspective city decides

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octubre y que escucharÁn el caso ese mismo mes >> alta comisionada de derechos humanos, michelle bacheletriendo detrÁs del mismo lugar. el sospechoso estaba acusado de acoso. el jefe de policÍa sufriÓ heridas en el cuello. >> el revÓlver con el que presuntamente vincent bangkok se suicidÓ en 1890, fue vendido o un comprador por casi $150,000. revÓlver de bolsillo de sieterevÓlver con el que presuntamente vincent bangkok se suicidÓ en 1890, fue vendido o un comprador por casi $150,000. revÓlver de bolsillo de 7 mm fue encontrado en la dÉcada de los aÑos 60 1 cultivador en el campo al norte de francia donde bangkok supuestamente se suicido. >> cientos de travestis sostenÍan una boa de plumas de 1.2 millas del arca, la cual podrÍa entrar en el libro guinness de rÉcords. esto sucediÓ en nueva york. en 1969 un grupo de personas de la comunidad lgtb se enfrentaron a la policÍa. nueva york serÁ la sede mundial del dÍa del orgullo de la marcha que el prÓximo 30 de junio >> veloz y resolviÓ una puesta que habÍa hecho con el canadiense sobre el resultado de la serie de la nba entre golden state war

venezuela's capital for a 3 day visit as part of her review of the country's ongoing crisis michelle bachelet a will meet with president nicolas maduro and opposition leader 1.0 interest government released dozens of political prisoners ahead of her arrival and allowed a 2nd shipment of aid to be delivered quite her supporters are calling for peaceful protests on friday. i was under growing scrutiny with some of his envoys on the colombian border facing corruption allegations they were accused of stealing funds meant to help military defectors living in colombia and stand around p.r.c. reports from kuta near the venezuelan border. more than 1400 members of venezuela's armed forces have fled to colombia this year the heeding the call of opposition leader. to turn their backs on president nicolas maduro. at the time white dog praised their decision is now a way those representatives are being accused of stealing funds intended to help them from caracas wedo called for an investigation. we will not allow any mismanagement to tarnish what has been if it have all been aswat little's that's why we

n. human rights chief michelle bachelet -- criticized condemned. at the violence against the protest is at russia and china have since moved to block any office -- to officially condemned the violence at the united nations i mean could we expect anything other than. words condemnation from western powers. i don't think we can yesterday notably human rights watch. unusually for the organization all for targeted sanctions against the transitional military council. that call for targeted sanctions was echoed by no one not by the european union not by the us not by the way and not by the african union no.. one no one seems prepared for any real pressure on the transitional military council even essay he enjoyed enormous support. from saudi arabia egypt and the amorites. eric waves us a professor at harvard thahank you very much indeed for joining us [inaudible] thank you. now the green zone in iraq's council backed out is open to the public for the first time in sisixteen yearss it's a bitit tw confidence in the security situation after years of war an

recommendations from the un human rights chief seriously nicolas maduro made the pledge after meeting michelle bachelet who is wrapping up a 3 day visit earlier she met opposition leader why does but she lay who is the former president of chile says she'll be leaving to members of a team behind to monitor the monitor the worsening humanitarian crisis there. you can count on me dr michelle blushingly as president of the republic head of state and head of government to take seriously your suggestions your recommendations and your proposals so that in venezuela human rights system even deeper prevails. hundreds of venezuelans have rallied to demand respect for human rights and economic crisis has crippled the country with widespread shortages of food and medicine more before 1000000 venezuelans i've left the country since 2015 . i feel gunson is with the international crisis group and a senior analyst for the end the region he says people hope but chalets visit will lead to a more lasting un presence one of the main hopes is regarded as regards what will come out of this has to do with the ongoing presenc

we begin in venezuela, where the un human rights chief, michelle bachelet, will make an official visiton leaderjuan guaido, in the midst of the country's imploding economy. and also today, in paris, the revolver with which van gogh is believed to have shot himself goes up for auction. and finally, in washington, dc, former white house aide hope hicks has agreed to testify before the house judiciary committee, behind closed doors, in the wake of special counsel robert mueller‘s russia probe. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your wednesday sport briefing, where we start with the footballing news that sam kerr scored all four goals for australia as they beat jamaica 4—1 at the women's world cup. the result means australia finish group c in second spot, behind italy and ahead of brazil, all on six points, with kerr moving to five goals for the tournament and joint top—scorer with the usa's alex morgan. brazil qualify for the last 16 as one of the best third—placed teams, and history was made as six—time world player of th

michelle bachelet will hold separate meetings with president nicolas maduro and opposition leaderjuanis support to a call for more protests during her visit. in the united states, a self—help guru accused of leading a sex cult that enslaved women has been found guilty of all charges against him. keith raniere founded an organisation called invm, which claimed to offer seminars for self—empowerment. but the court heard he manipulated and abused female members of the group. let's get more on this from our north america correspondent peter bowes. he gave us this update. keith raniere set up invm in 2003 and it was said to be a self—help group to help people with human empowerment. but as the details have come out during this trial, a very different picture has been painted of an organisation that was a cover for enslavement of women and for sex trafficking and many other crimes as well. it was described as a kind of a pyramid organisation where there would be lieutenants further down the ladder whose job it would be to entice women into the organisation to become sex slaves. prosecutors

michelle bachelet will hold separate meetings with president nicolas maduro and opposition leaderjuanis support to a call for more protests during her visit. there are nowjust four candidates in the race to become leader of britain's conservative party and the next british prime minister. the latest vote among the party's mps has eliminated rory stewart. former foreign secretary borisjohnson is still strongly in the lead, and has increased his support. the new leader will be in place by the end ofjuly. in the united states, a self—help guru accused of leading a sex cult that enslaved women has been found guilty on all charges. keith raniere founded an organisation called nxivm, which claimed to offer seminars for self—empowerment, but the court heard he manipulated and abused female members of the group. our north america correspondent peter bowes has been following the story. keith raniere set up invm in 2003, and it was said to be a self—help group to help people with human empowerment. but, as the details have come out during this trial, a very different picture has been painted of

michelle bachelet it says that each nation need to take responsibility for the citizens currently in refugee camps or in detention. in syria and iraq the un commission a says that the u. n. commission of rather saying that states have a duty to take back. anyone not convicted. as a jew to cat to ward said that children as well. children in particular. have suffered really urge all states to assume responsibility for the nationals and to work together. to provide resources to help the relevant authorities and actors in syria and iraq. to address urgent humanitarian needs children who are stateless are often deprived of education access to healthcare another basic element of dignity. to inflict statelessness of children who have already suffer so much is an act of irresponsible cruelty. shell a bachelor that the human rights a commission noble willis has a dark consequences the fronts there at least eleven former french about you had his own death row in fact that there are many more awaiting. uncertain fate and of course there are the families some twenty nine thousand children born t

at at the former chilean and presidents -- michelle bachelet as being very critical of france at this over the management of the judicial movement on tact tactics such as kathleen people losing. all eyes and hands because of police -- accusations of police brutality christophe custom or tweeting at the time that those suspicions of respondents are are being studied but that it you know really. at the u. when it's been too harsh on france bought. within a traditions again marking another context of heavy handed policing here in france and tatum and those issues that's a custom has talked about them if people are losing the ice because the piece of firing flexible. rubber bullet style things at me clearly questions need to be oscillatory talked and if the breaking up -- but basically a rave on the banks of the wind such heavy handed ways it does seem that all of the questions you need to be also the highest level in a notice in q. weakening saddam's. next french state being held responsible for a pollute for pollution in a civil case is this the one about the the the mother and the daug

the un high commissioner for human rights, michelle bachelet, has been holding talks with the venezuelans maduro, as she wraps up a visit designed to break the country's political deadlock. police were reportedly called by a neighbour to the london home of the conservative leadership candidate boris johnson and his partner carrie symonds early yesterday morning after a neighbour reportedly heard screaming and shouting. our political correspondent, chris mason, explained what happened after the police were called. the neighbour heard a loud argument. the newspaper says it has spoken to a neighbour and this neighbour tape recorded some of the row, and the guardian says it has heard this recording — the bbc has not heard the recording. they say the neighbour said that mrjohnson‘s girlfriend could be heard telling him to "get off me", and "get out of my flat", she was allegedly heard saying that mrjohnson had ruined a sofa with red wine and told him "you just don't care for anything because you are spoiled, you have money or anything". because you are spoiled, you have no care for money or a

representatives are in venezuela to observe the deepening humanitarian crisis un rights chief michele bachelet lee has met with president nicolas maduro and the opposition leader. to un monitors will stay in the country when she completes for a 3 day visit but there is government is expected to face criticism for food shortages and medicine at an upcoming meeting of the un human rights council that's beautiful dancer and he's with the international crisis group he's a senior analyst for the and these region he's joining us from caracas via skype but thanks for speaking to us again on al-jazeera how is michele. being viewed in venezuela. i suppose it depends on which side of the political divide you're on the president maduro gave the films of political leader of this evening out time when he said he thought it a very positive visit a very good visit and he looked forward to much better relations with the u.n. high commissioner for refugees than under her predecessor who was a very very tough on them as well and. the opposition has divided the opposition in some of them believe that it was a wa

michelle bachelet will hold separate meetings with president nicolas maduro and opposition leaderjuan for more protests during her visit. canada resettled more refugees than any other country last year according to a new report by the un refugee agency. the country accepted just over 28,000 refugees. it was the first time the us did not lead the world in refugee resettlement since 1980. let's turn to our top business story, because yet another technology entrepreneur will be joining the billionaire's club today. business messaging app slack lists its shares on the new york stock exchange later with a starting valuation of up to $17 billion despite never having made a profit. founder stewart butterfield — you can see him here — will have a net worth of at least $1.1 billion. it could be a lot higher by the end of the day. he isa he is a year younger than me. alpesh patel, ceo of praefinium partners, joins me now. he isa he is a little bit younger than you as well. worth over a billion by the end of today. it isjust as well. worth over a billion by the end of today. it is just worth as

the un high commissioner for human rights, michelle bachelet, has been holding talks with the venezuelanmaduro, as she wraps up a visit designed to break the country's political deadlock. earlier she met the opposition leader, juan guaido, and set out plans to open a permanent branch of her office in caracas. the move has been welcomed by mr guaido and human rights groups who've called for an investigation into alleged abuses by the government. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the president and the pop star — eltonjohn receives france's highest civilian honour. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but the de

the i very much agree with with the statement by michelle bachelet the u.n. high commissioner for human rights who described the protests as inspirational i think we've we've we've seen these over the last 5 or the months the protesters remaining completely peaceful. be the model of nonviolence resistance. all democracy is who have liberal values would want to get behind them it's also enjoys very broad support across the whole spectrum sudanese society and whatever. else but what about the protesters as you say what we're hearing from the western countries from the e.u. are simply just words and what they want and what they're asking for is more pressure to be applied on regional allies off the military gentile countries like saudi arabia and the united arab emirates who as we know have pumped millions of dollars into don since the uprising began well. i think that what we're hearing from the forces of freedom and changes they want the african union and the u.n. security council to adopt resolutions to devolve to an immediate transfer of power . from the mil

human rights chief bachelet is on an official visit to the country.opposition leader on friday and is due to meet president maduro. hundreds of mostly venezuelan migrants are stranded on the border. to chile refused entry earlier this week. many are traveled by land for at least eight days to reach the border. the authorities have set up a makeshift camp to provide basic and tents.vices u.s. immigration agents are work out why there's been a surge in the number of asylum seekers from africa borderg the southern with mexico. some have been sent thousands of kilometers north to a new the state ofr in maine. as we report, from portland. choice,: it was not a but rather a matter of survival democratic native republic of congo. he tells me police officers back him in the stomach, mistakenly thinking he was taking part in anti-government protests. he decided the danger was too much for him and his family. earlier this year they left the drc boarding a boat for south america in search of a better life in the u.s. at one point they walked through the jungles

rights chief has called on sudan's military rulers to stop its crackdown on protesters michelle bachelet says the army must grant human rights monitors access to the country for urge sudan to grant access to my office to put an end to the repression of the people's human rights and to immediately end the internet shut down if so many people are entitled to special opinion and like people everywhere they have a right to live in a free them and be enjoying the rule of law under conditions that are scary to be neatly saudi arabia says a who the rebel attack in the south has killed a syrian national injured 21 people this was the 7th in a series of attacks on the province in less than 2 weeks targeting the airport more than 100 kilometers from the yemeni border with the rebels say they hit military facilities of the south the u.s. coalition but footage of previous attacks appears to show damage to civilian installations even rights watch has called the attack an apparent war crimes 8 australian kids caught up in the war in syria are set to return home the children of i sold fighters who were

the i very much agree with with the statement by michelle bachelet actually the u.n. high commissioner for human rights he described the protests sit down as inspirational i think we've we've we've seen these over the last 5 and a half months the protesters remaining completely peaceful. being a model of nonviolence resistance and one would think that all democracy is who have liberal values would want to get behind them it's also.

in the past few days, the united nations human rights‘ chief, michelle bachelet, has been in venezuelatold she requested that people who are in custody for peacefully protesting be released. but the reality is that these latest arrests have coincided with her visit. let's hear from her. it was very painful to hear from victims from families seeking justice, of great human rights watch we re justice, of great human rights watch were victims of political violence by the regime. and this was mr maduro. you can count on me as president of the republic, head of state and head of government to take seriously your suggestions, recommendations and proposals. so that in venezuela a better human right system prevails. venezuela has been in the grip of a political and economic crisis for several years. 0ut—of—control inflation has seen prices soar — many struggle to afford basic items such as food, toiletries and medicine. as a consequence, around four million people have left, many to colombia and peru. the crisis deepened injanuary when opposition leaderjuan guaido declared himself interim pres