en bogotá era tal la furia de la gente que el falso rumor tomó fuerza.as tanto, los residentes se dejaron llevar por las emociones. recuerda este vecino, quien no quiso dar la cara por temor a represalias. a para que entiendan que no se deben de meter y que tampoco se deben de meter con los niños. yezid: Él explica que la comunidad ha organizado sus propios mecanismos de vigilancia. >> acá la gente tiene alarmas y grupos de seguridad para espantar a los ladrones y cuidarnos entre nosotros. entonces lo que uno hace en estos casos es llenarse de mucha gente y entre todos se les captura. yezid: pero en santa marta hicieron mucho más que daño. >> ese no respira, ya murió. yezid: la policía estaba a unos metros del lugar. sin embargo, en cuestión de minutos, los atacantes mataron a rafael alejandro. juan: nosotros queremos que dios se encargue de eso. todos: ¡justicia, justicia! yezid: hoy el dolor de su familia lo siente también todo el barrio. y como en bogotá, nadie quiere hablar del tema las autoridades identificaron ya a tres hombres acusados de particip

desde bogotÁ nos delatan las atrocidades cometidas por el hombre conocido como el taladro, que prontoado las riendas del paÍs. ha ofrecido garantÍas a todos los campesinos que vamos a tener seguridad. >> por mucho que queramos no las vamos a revivir. >> fue extraditado a estados unidos donde cumple una condena de 16 aÑos. es que ademÁs de asesino, narcotraficante y paramilitar, era un depravado y depredador sexual. >> incorporÓ al cuerpo de la mujer menor de 14 aÑos, y era Él quien efectuaba estas violaciones. >> habrÍa abusado de menores de edad. >> utilizaba su poder de militar durante el tiempo en el que los paramilitares estuvieron aquÍ. >> serÍan mÁs de 70. terminarÁ su condena por narcotrÁfico en estados unidos. corren el riesgo de que queden impunes a la luz de la legislaciÓn. en bogotÁ colombia, univisiÓn. ♪ ilia: en nuestra ventana al mundo, en brasil el ejÉrcito arrestÓ a 10 soldados y los acusÓ de disparar contra un automÓvil. los soldados hicieron docenas de disparos anoche despuÉs de confundir el vehÍculo. jorge: autoridades arrestaron a 15 miembros de la mara salva truch

this three story building owned by a colombian family in southern bogota houses ten venezuelan migrants they eat breakfast together on a quiet sunday morning. these people are among the two hundred thousand migrants who have come to the city in recent years since the city council provides few shelters the migrants only choice is to rent shared rooms with two or three other people most of the holding market lassalle and we sleep here in the living room and it's a little uncomfortable sometimes since we need privacy but other than that it's good . her landlady nogueira lives on the house's upper floor the colombian national decided to rent her rooms to venezuelan migrants in part to earn some extra cash. moved by their situation the quality of life they had in that moment they have no place to sleep as some people would not rent to them i mean. she tries to create a comfortable atmosphere with plenty of space to talk and laugh with her tenants and she even goes a step further. my dear me maybe sometimes they call me their mom so i scold them when they do things wrong or when they don't go

empezamos en bogotÁ, vecindario se promueven acusaciones falsas.gotÁ, colombia donde el crimen es una preocupaciÓn. la relativa tranquilidad fue interrumpida por un sonido. empezÓ repetirse. muchos pobladores recibieron un mensaje aterrador. presencia de delincuentes en su vecindario. >> hay personas sentadas y dicen son los secuestradores de niÑos.>> sentÍ mucha rabia porque imagÍnese que se vengan a meter con los hijos de uno. >> sin tener prueba alguna los persiguieron y los atacaron. los hombres fueron rescatados por la policÍa a algunos los llevaron mÁs cercanos. la rudeza de las imÁgenes hacen que las detengamos aquÍ. uno de ellos muriÓ a causa de los golpes. a mÁs de 670 millas de distancia la caribeÑa ciudad de santa marta un abuelo de 85 aÑos no para de llorar por la muerte del menor de sus nietos. todavÍa no logra procesar lo que sucediÓ. >> nosotros dependemos de Él. >> era guardia de seguridad y estando fuera de servicio le gritaban "ladrÓn". los vecinos transmitÍan en vivo en las redes sociales. lo que mÁs duele es que nadie lo defendÍ

well let's go to our correspondent natalia cabrerera who's waiting us enough bogota. thalia frorom where you are at telulus so what the latestt is n happening in venezuela a please. well wee are heaearing the reduction in the newsroom l. france twenty fofourteen in spanish wee justt are folollowig the s situation in cacaracas wee seen that therere are still several seveveral groupss of pe. ed protestining and there are ao several mililitary t trucks sere sorry i'll makake me very vague vehicles. in thehe streets of card a acce- wewe have we know that the presence of the reader are also followining the situation in the in the country. for air the president o of the uniteted stas donald trump just sayhat he'ss actually followingng the s situ. closely and he'e's national secucurity adviser dururable phe to say that the people that aree surroundining modelel as ususual school field day comommitment. r the transition of powower in veninice with. these is really important becacause it is well known that- here in columbiaia for example ththat some ofof the officiaialf the of

joined by our latin america correspondent javier are great as he is monitoring events for us from bogota colombia good evening to you we know we've heard one quite urging that it's whaling troops to unite against from where you are it's a night is it possible to say how much support within the military really have. well branch that is the most pressing question it has been ever since one widow declared himself interim president of venezuela and the question remains unanswered really in general terms we could say that the lower ranking officials of the military tends to support one way or of course because they are the ones who have to deal with the consequences of a failed economy with power outages with food shortages also in their families whereas the higher ranking officials tend to side with equal as modal because they are very closely connected to the president and have access to resources that the other members of the military do not have and that is why what we've seen and what makes this protest different from the ones we've seen before perhaps is the call by one way though to as

up next, spies and refugees make bogota casablanca.isk alld the new nuclear power plants face thanks to climate change. carol: this is "bloomberg: businessweek." ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg: businessweek." jason: join us for bloomberg the everyday on the radio. and catch up by listening and subscribing to our podcast. carol: and you can find us online at businessweek.com and our mobile app. mercenaries, spies, double agents are all gathering in bogota. jason: the troubles in venezuela are turning the colombian capital something at casablanca -- like casablanca. carol: were seemingly everyone is trying to help or take advantage of the christ. -- crisis. >> something like 1,000,000.3 moved -- 1.3ve moved. immigrants have and columbia is relatively stable, i don't want to overstate that. jason: after years of being the opposite. >> that is right, these marxist guerrillas. suddenly, you have a country that has come into its own in a position to the welcoming of refugees. unlike syrian refugees in germany, they all speak the same la

. >> ya habÍa caÍdo la noche cuando elestruendo sacudiÓ al barrio el occidente de bogotÁ.j marcaba las 8:15 de la noche cuando la camioneta que venÍa a una velocidad endemoniada arrasÓ con todo a su paso hasta quedar incrustada dentro de la sala de la vivienda. doÑa gladys recuerda que dentro de la preocupaciÓn padecieron bajo los escombros. su hijo agonizaba. >> llegÓ mi mamÁy de repente la miro comenzÓ a convulsionar. >> le sacÓ un ojo y la costilla. >> el hijo de doÑa gladys habÍa salido de la casa como todos los sÁbadosiba caminando a su casa y una muertela muerte lo atropellÓ. fue un milagro que el accidente no cobrarÁ mÁs vÍctimas. justo en el cuarto donde colisionÓ la camioneta habÍa un hijo de la pareja.>> terrible. una situaciÓn terrible para la familiatanto para una como para la otra. >> al parecer luego de haber atropellado a otra mujer el irresponsable conductor tomÓ esta vÍa como ruta de escape. a la altura de esa esquina decidiÓ girar sin embargo perdiÓ el control de la camioneta y terminÓ estrellÁndose contra la casa blanca. >> quienes estaban en el dÍa del

mercenaries, spies, double agents, and refugees are gathering in bogota.: they are turning the colombian capital into something like casablanca. carol: seemingly everyone is looking for a way to help or take advantage of the venezuelan crisis. like 1.3mething million emigrants have left venezuela and this is the proximity. so many colombians moved to venezuela when it was an oil-rich paradise, so a lot is going on. columbia is newly relatively stable. jason: after many years of being the opposite. ethan: that is right, guerrilla wars, the farc. suddenly you have a country which has kind of come into its own, in a position to be welcoming of refugees. unlike say syrian refugees in germany, they all speak the same language and have a similar culture. there has been a generous opening of the doors. carol: emigration was never an issue for this country. was never ann issue for this country. ethan: they never even passed an immigration law because nobody wanted to move to columbia. carol: the flow to venezuela -- from venezuela surpassed syria. that is pretty a

very hopeful that there could be a transition of venezuelans i was just down in mexico city and in bogota week before last talking about this very issue trying to help them understand the things they might do so that they can get a better outcome for c.n.n. can now confirm the president trump asked a number of his top foreign policy advisers last summer about the possibility of invading venezuela thank you. and now opposition needs you on one has declared himself the country's new president have you also the president of the united states for any military support in your struggle by as a way down on the amount of us he's going to and i would in terms of taking decisions that even though this is a dictatorship the little people want to advance with whatever pressure is needed this is no time for dialogue this is time for. any negotiations with nicolas maduro. no. the strange thing about the coup and threat of invasion is that they didn't just come from the usa. supporters of the right wing opposition asked for a foreign country to invade then as. and i made the mistake of answering one of

it's a two impact of bogotá mass and in london a poem and tonight is also due painting whether to console how does this come about when can we expect. well this is a petition that's been that's been tabled because over six million people has all have asked for this to happen no they want article fifty just revoked and it's absolutely astonishing number of times the website crashed and it just shows that there are so many people here in the u.k. who are completely passionate about bricks it about stopping brick said but there are also others who for them this would be an absolute catastrophe those who have fought for bricks it they would really hate to see this happen and it's also something that is non-binding so paula meant we'll just debate it bought it won't it won't just happen so that paulo when we're just single handedly just stop breaks it that's something that's not really on the cards here london and burke and we had a little earlier the no deal option is not one of the options for tonight so with the twelfth of april approaching is no deal out of the window. well no it's not and

on this from our latin america correspondent how they are going to us who's monitoring events from bogota colombia welcome havea what's the latest well phil the situation has been developing in a way that is very difficult to assess really because we have both sides presenting a very different reality about the events that are going on in venezuela on the one hand we do see videos especially from participants of these protests that suggest that there has been fired even gunfire in some cases on the other hand the government has been very quick to say that there is absolutely no situation there is not under their control therefore they are talking about isolated movements that are taking place in some parts of the country but that are under control of the government so it is very difficult at this point to know if this big rebellion if this big was ation that one way or is pursuing is actually taking place in the scale that he was hoping for and it does seem to have taken everyone by surprise so much so the venezuelans foreign minister says this was directly planned in washington. yes exac

. -- bogota the new casablanca.ason: and the new risk all nuclear power plants face thanks to climate change. carol: this is "bloomberg: businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg: businessweek." jason: join us for bloomberg everyday on the radio. and catch up by listening and subscribing to our podcast. carol: and you can find us online at businessweek.com and our mobile app. mercenaries, spies, double agent, and refugees are all gathering in bogotÁ. jason: the troubles in venezuela are turning the colombian capital into something like casablanca. carol: seemingly everyone is looking to help or take advantage of the crisis. >> something like 1.3 million immigrants have moved. refugees have left venezuela. next-door neighbor. proximity. the other thing not to forget is so many colombians moved to venezuela when it was in oil-rich paradise. columbia is relatively stable, i don't want to overstate that. there are risks there. jason: after years of being the opposite. >> that is right, these marxist guerrilla

this week mercenaries, spies, , double agents and refugees are all gathering in bogota.ason: the troubles in venezuela are turning the colombian capital into something like a casablanca. carol: seemingly everyone is looking for a way to help or take advantage of the venezuelan crisis. more from ethan bronner. ethan something like 1.3 million : immigrants have moved. immigrants refugees have left venezuela. next-door neighbor. so many colombians moved to venezuela when it was in oil-rich paradise. there is a lot going on there. columbia is relatively stable, i don't want to overstate that. there are risks but -- jason: after years of being the opposite. ethan: that's right. these marxist guerrillas. farc. suddenly, you have a country which has kind of come into its own in a position to be welcoming of refugees. unlike syrian refugees in germany, they all speak the same language and have a similar culture. there has been a generous opening of doors. carol: immigration has never been an issue for this country correct? ,ethan they have never passed an : immigration law becau

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we were in the room when the idea was pitched and let's see what bogotÁ does.u love the idea because it hit a lot of points that were really important to him about recreation, health, climate change, encouraging the shift towards sustainable transportation. so the first year we did two events on the waterfront. the next year 2009 we did six events including the first grade highway event, the event in 2011 we added the golden gate park making it longer events in the city and this year we are planning ten events, including golden gate park and the highway on june 9th. i'll turn it over to katie. i was going to talk about where we are today. >> thank you so much for having asked today and being able to present on this program. just going back a little bit to some of the efforts in india basin, i think what we are seeing across the across-the-board with organizations and agencies tasked with the important and serious business of recreation and fun in the streets and relaxation and so thank you for that. we need to have it be a coordinated effort between everybody c

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our latin america correspondent javier out of gave us is monitoring the situation for us from bogota in colombia i have yet what have you been hearing and seeing and reports there this is a story that is moving very quickly it is moving very quickly and as it is normally the case in these types of situations is very hard to tell what is true and what is not true so far what we have seen for sure is of course that liberation of the opposition leader leopoldo lopez and several movements that seem to be turning rather violent with tear gas launches by the police but so far we haven't seen any type of what we would expect to be a military action so the situation seems to be calm and that is what the government has been very quick to say that the situation in the country is normal and under control but videos from many users that are of course hard to tell if they're true or not seem to be showing a rather escalation of the violence and we've seen a lot of people gathered on the streets in caracas have you had who is supporting by the right now he says that he has the support of what he c

in other news a demonstration by students in the colombian city of bogota has turned violent fourteen people were said to have been injured including eight police and three journalists. i put it here showed police using more and more some protesters who smoke bombs at least thirty five arrests were made the students have been demonstrating against the failure of the government to implement education reforms promised last year. finally britain's queen may be happy with the saying god bless her and all who sail in her but it seems a maritime museum in scotland isn't because it's begun referring to ships as it to appear more gender neutral the move comes after it was found people had been scratching off references to boats as she from information signs the museum's director says that the vandalism wasn't the reason for the swap but instead to recognize changes in society despite this the british maritime story the british marine industries federation says their organization will continue this centuries long tradition we're referring to as she does date back to at least the fourteenth cen

nothing news a demonstration by students in the colombian city of bogota has turned violent fourteen people were said to have been injured there including eight police and three journalists. people police are using morsi cannon some student protesters have been throwing smoke bombs at least thirty five arrests were made the students have been demonstrating against the government's failure to implement education reforms promised last year. now while the u.k.'s pays no closer to having acts of the us exit door to same one french diplomat is still looking sorry to the future predicting the country will be left out in the cold with its supposedly closest ally once it leaves the e.u. an observation that hasn't gone down too well at westminster. u.k. has vanished every time the british military is meeting with the american military the americans are talking about the french. until there's a french president's bust in the oval office we will not take any lessons in having good relations with washington. the white house is still in lafayette square and it's not sure if you know these jeremy

demonstration by students in the colombian city of bogota has turned violent fourteen people were said to have been injured including to police and three journalists. footage showed police using morse a cannon some students student protesters had been throwing smoke bombs at least thirty five arrests were made the students have been demonstrating against the failure of the government to implement education reforms promised last year. so that brings up today thanks for watching this morning we're back again as usual with more stories we and the headlines at the top of the. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the pope the pope different clubs on one hand it is logical to go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people by salt or not if you think. i'm going to talk about football narvi or else you can think i was going to go. by the way ways of that sliding here. for good only if you don't sort the ball. go to sit for the fall to do. so. there yo

brent: jier argdas in bogota tonight with the latest on the situation in venezuela.avier, thank you. it has been around 100 days since opposition leader juan guaido declared himself venezuela's acting president. the u.s. and several other countries are backing his leadership, but the actual president, nicolas maduro, continues to enjoy the support of the military, which he claims of the case, and much of venezuela's bureaucracy. so what exactly has guaido accomplished in the e last three months?? >> i swear t to formally assssue the national executive powers as acting president of venezuzuela. reporter: with those words, juan guaido thrust himself into the center of venezuela's political spotlight, pressuring much of the international community to pick sides. guaido or maduro.. the 35-year-olold leader of the country's national assembly said maduro's election in 2018 was illegitimate and called for a fresh vote. it was a demand maduro ignored despite pressure from the eu, the u.s., and some south american countries that recognize guaido's authority. less than a month

now demonstration by students in the colombian city of bogota has turned violent forty people were said to have been injured including eight police and three journalists . i offered a show to show pollutions more cannon some students had reportedly been throwing improvised explosives at least thirty five arrests were made and students have been demonstrating against the failure of the colombian government to implement education reforms promised last year. as a presidential hopeful search for supporter head of the twenty twenty presidential elections democrats are even looking to extend voting rights. people in jail can vote now here is my view but i think the right vote is inherent to our democracy yes even for terrible people lower the voting age to sixty mm getting young people voting early makes them voters for life our politics will affect young people for decades to come they should have a say in their own future and a raft of democrat moves appear to confirm a shift to a progressive agenda democrats brought to republican proposal last month to prevent illegal immigrants from votin

elsewhere a demonstration by students in the colombian city of bogota has turned violent fourteen people were said to have been injured including eight police and three journalists. for six days showing police using mortar cannon while some protesters threw smoke bombs at least thirty five arrests were made and the students have been demonstrating against the failure of the government to implement education reforms promised last year. so that brings upside here not a thank you company today we're back with more news for you in about half an hour's time don't forget by plenty of stories at our website at r.t. don't. forget only if you don't want the whole book you just meant. for the fall to do. so i'll sell some properties to me if you go back to cuba. they were among the group. to belittle them if you did what you except your then he says the poles with folks like me the folks of the security just hold it where you go. oh. i. don't. feel pity you little psycho. wall enclosure we're going to produce a. divisive as the sizzle so stop the. old make this manufacture come sentenced him to th

very hopeful that there could be a transition in venezuela as i was just down in mexico city and in bogota week before last talking about this very issue trying to help them understand the things they might do so that they can get a better outcome c.n.n. can now confirm the president asked a number.

in the capital bogota the severity of the situation has forced the government to take action. the colombian state has a special program to protect social activists the moment but right now four thousand six hundred social activists are covered by different protection plans. and we've implemented several protections against that including armored cars body guards or support for people to leave risk zones and relocate to other areas if you weaken one of these things but nongovernmental organizations like the peace and reconciliation foundation say the state has to find the culprits of the murders instead of just offering protection to the activists. as a community will continue until we determine who is paying for social activists to get killed for the colombian state is unwilling and unable to act on willing because many are local elites with a lot of influence nationwide and able because everything is corrupt immokalee level so the central government never gets the information about what happened that's what's going on this. case has never been resolved but it has helped raise

mire lo que pasÓ en el aeropuerto de bogotÁ.primieron un corazÓn en tres dimensiones con cÉlulas humanas. tiene vasos sanguÍneos y cavidades. veamos. reportera: cientÍficos de la universidad de tel aviv presentaron este pequeÑo corazÓn, el primero que se hizo usando el tejido de un ser humano. >> esta es la primera vez que logramosimprimir un corazÓn completo. re programamos las cÉlulas para transformarlas en cÉlulas madre. para este cardiÓlogo es de avance abre un camino que en el futuro permitirÁ salvar muchas vidas. >> los vasos sanguÍneos que fueron donados por la cÉlula del mismo paciente. >> los cientÍficos dice que la idea es crear Órganos para los pacientes que necesiten. >> este logro va a permitir la tecnologÍa para reproducir los Órganos sin la necesidad de tener un donante. no cientÍficos que lograron este avance dicen que costarÁ unas aÑos mÁs lograr un corazÓn que funcione al 100%. palmira: la compaÑÍa procesadora de galletas retira del mercado los paquetes de 13 onzas. el cÁncer de mama es el más comÚn entre las m

the government pledged to invest in social projects in indigenous areas around petit has more from bogota . situation remains the same say between indigenous communities and the government on tuesday a delegation traveled to the capital. to participate in a rally during the national day for the victims of colombia's internal conflict. the rally comes after the government negotiates a demand for twenty seven day long blockade in the south of the country that paralyze commerce causing gasoline shortages a police officer and a protester died during the clashes last saturday the government agreed to invest more than two hundred fifty million u.s. dollars in core in the jewish communities to end the blockade on tuesday president it was expected to meet indigenous leadership in the region but that meeting was cancelled over differences on the location of the encounter the government says that it had information of a possible attack on the president on part of armed group operating in that region they know just a journalist but no she beat him if we don't continue protesting our rights will beco

report from bogota. with a resounding defeat for a government keen on changing the country's hard fought peace deal with fire grabbled president wanted changes to a special tribunal tasked with trying former rebels and military officials for war crimes the for the opposition it was an attempt to change a deal already approved by congress and sanctioned by the country's constitutional court i must be i don't get that opportunist today we made clear that the changes will not prosper and that the government a plea challenge to a constitutional court sentence and parts of the constitution itself approving them would have been a violation at the separation of powers. for the opposition this was a major victory for the better chanted hurry for peace the other side was left wondering what went wrong. and sent a message to the government that it is time to look ahead and get over the debates of the past instead of dividing us we should devote it's a for tonight us around solutions for the problems the tory colom

government agreed to invest in social projects in indigenous areas are descended on petty has more from bogota. the situation remains tense between indigenous communities and the government on tuesday a delegation traveled to the capital. to participate in a rally during the national day for the victims of colombia's internal conflict. the rally comes after the government negotiated a twenty seven day long blockade in the south of the country that paralyzed commerce. gasoline shortages a police officer and a protester died during the clashes last saturday the government agreed to invest more than two hundred fifty million u.s. dollars in core in the jewish communities to end the blockade on tuesday president was expected to meet today in the terrorist leadership in the region but that meeting was cancelled over differences on the location of the encounter the government says that it had information of a possible attack on the president on part of armed group operating in the region. but. if we don't continue protesting our rights will become invisible get we need the government to listen once

for example, just a couple of days ago, we launched in bogota, , so wea, and montevideo have a wide geographicm australia, new zealand, through latin america, both western europe and eastern europe, tel aviv -- we are all over the world. brad: is there anywhere does not work? >> or are some markets -- i would point to southeast asia. in china right now, these scooters are illegal because they are classified as cars. -- there are some markets where -- >> i don't think you want to ride a scooter on a road in india. >> well, yes, exactly. you have a combination of willingness to pay infrastructure, ability to move vehicles around, so there are some markets where a thing, mostly concentrated in southeast asia, that will be harder to operate in. brad: last question, safety. there have been lawsuits from riders who have been injured. how do you improve the safety and make sure people are operating the scooters and evite es responsibly? >> our goal is to make the scooter safer than a bike. one of the things you can do is give away lots of helmets and we have, over a quarter million, but the second th

bbc mundo's boris miranda is in bogota.d, and among the worst affected by illegal deforestation. the government said that this is the biggest offensive against the dis— for and at the moment, there is an and normans amount of damage being enormous amount of damage being done to those yes, of course, the illegal mining are the problems of the deforestation of columbia and they have announced their plan to stop the deforestation. of we are having a few problems hearing you, just outlined, if you can, ways the colombian government is trying to tackle this. the glove the colombian government is deploying many on the field and also, they are monitoring to see and stop the deforestation and also use their international help to try and stop the divorce station. and our people are optimistic that these measures will work? the plan was just announced. so people do not know yet if or how it works, but as the government said, this is the biggest offensive against for station. indonesia's president has made the huge decision to move th

for venezuela, who said that the buildup in the embassy in bogota columbia next door has been to get ready for war. lessons into this >> the plan, 3,000 officers, 3,000 trainers, 3,000 technicians, 3,000 information technicians, it's a war embassy. show me where in the world there are more than 3,000 americans in one embassy. so they are planning for war. let's take off the blindfold and look at the reality as it actually is. >> bret: what is a response without, as we look at live pictures in caracas, mr. secretary? >> we never talk about the numbers we have at any particular embassy. they change from day-to-day. but if the question is, is the united states prepared to consider military action if that is what it takes to restore the democracy they are in venezuela, the president has been consistent and unambiguous about that. the option to use military force is available if that is what is ultimately called for. we hope it's not. we hope there can be a peaceful resolution and that maduro will leave without violence. we are watching those who are engaged in violence and we will hold t

accepted by all colombians alexander graham bell at the in bogota for us thank you . now the british parliament has approved a law forcing the prime minister to delay bragg's it to avoid a no egg no deal exit on friday so until state politicians will debate how long an extension to seek from the european union and progress in terrorism a travel to france and germany ahead of a crucial break that the e.u. but the bloc leaders could still refuse to grant a delay may once more time to agree a deal with the opposition labor party powerful leaders from westminster. talks to continue between the conservative government of the labor opposition to try and find some way the two sides can agree on a way forward with the braggs it is but the opposition leader jeremy corbyn has not been particularly forthcoming more confident about how those talks are progressing the problem is that the government isn't simply moving off the original red lines i've put the case forward for the customs union with the european union for market access and particularly for protection of rights to con

hicimos un par de conciertos en barranquilla y bogotÁ y fue una experiencia increÍble.o madona ♪ ♪tampoco un amor eterno como el que dicen los cuento pero puedo ser el mismo cada ves que me despierto ♪ ♪no no no no!!! no dejo de pensar en ti yo que andaba por la calle vacilando por ahÍ me perdÍ, yo que creía que no caÍa me sentÍa todo un don juan ay dios mÍo que mala mía ♪ ♪no no no no!!! no dejo de pensar en ti yo que andaba por la calle vacilando por ahÍ me perdÍ, yo que creía que no caÍa me sentÍa todo un don juan ay dios mÍo que mala mía ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪un par de cervezas bien heladas fueron testigo de esto que ahora me tienen bien confundido ♪ ♪un beso cuando bailabas sin decir nada no me di cuenta que ya algo pasaba ♪ ♪entraste como un ladrÓn aprovechando el ruido baje la guardia y en ese descuido me abrasaste fuerte no se si fue suerte sin quererlo capturaste un bandido ♪ ♪y ahora no no no no!!! no dejo de pensar en ti yo que andaba por la calle vacilando por ahÍ me perdÍ, yo que creía que no caÍa me sentÍa todo un don juan ay dios mÍo que mala mía♪ ♪y ahora no no no no!!

jessica: es este inolvidable concierto de bogotÁ.. cuenta con un elenco de voz increÍble con una de mis actrices favoritas, zoe saldaÑa. sobre ts barato tu familia para verlo este viernes 12 de abril en todos los cines. vamos con los muchachos y lo que tenemos al regresar. karla: estamos listos para ver esta sÚper pelÍcula y tambiÉn, vamos a la pausa prÓximo se vio desde miami con lo mÁs reciente del caso del actor pablo lyle que enfrenta a la justicia. carlos: y la segunda parte del horÓscopo del amor, con hermes el iluminado, que vino de cupido a unir corazones. karla: y "dr. juan" entrevista a mike bezos en nueva york y despuÉs se une a la causa para la educaciÓn temprana en nuestros niÑos. mike: uno estÁ a la deriva. y un trabajo para otro buscando la mejorÍa . si tienes la oportunidad de tener una buena educaciÓn es lo que esto si lo puedes llevar a donde quieras que vayas y nadie te lo puede quitar. carlos: palabras sabias. no se lo pierdan en sÓlo minutos. quÉdese con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", donde amanecemos siempre c