un saludo para ti y para saya desde bogotÁ, colombia .tario, la lÍa de bogotÁ, el gobierno de la ciudad instalÓ en un campo de soccer varias tiendas, tiendas de campaÑa de gran tamaÑo acompaÑada de catres para que dominan y los contabilizaron y los pasaron por allÍ con algunas condiciones, porque esto estaba controlado por ellos. al dÍa siguiente comenzaron las quejas . segÚn ellos por la comida y un dÍa mÁs tarde se armÓ una trifulca sin precedentes. ciudadanos armados con cuchillos se enfrentaron a la policÍa y a los no estaban de acuerdo con el barrio. despuÉs de esto la noticia que mÁs llamóenÓn es qu personas que expulsaran de colombia, tres de ellas eran infiltrados al parecer de la guardia bolivariana. las autoridades migratorias colombiana ya tienen conocimiento de esto y tambiÉn las autoridades de inteligencia para conocer las razones y el motivo de su infiltraciÓn. es la informaciÓn desde bogotÁ, colombia. borja: muchas gracias por esa informaciÓn en vivo. saya: vamos a hacer una breve pausa, pero regresar, despuÉs del vi ♪ ♪ ♪

en bogotÁ, colombia, univisiÓn. >> nos quedamos en latinoamÉrica.ados robÁndo a vivos y muertos. >> Údes puede encontrar, hechos sÓlo con madera y clavos y a falta de telas, forrados con plÁsticos que se utilizan para elaborar bolsas de basura. es lo que hay en el pasado quedaron las urnas decoradas con Ángeles y cruces hechos de latÓn, telas, almohadas y metal. materiales muy costosos para la mayorÍa de los venezolanos por la hiperinflaciÓn. >> cualquier cantidad de urna que se ven por allÍ que se desarman, mal aspecto, mal trabajado. >> parte una crisis econÓmica que seprofundice y tiene hasta las fÁbricas de ataÚdes de capa caÍda. >>la gente no tiene como comprar una urna. ya no les queda de otros que enterrarlos en bolsas. >> eso ya esta pasando. familias que no tienenrecursos para costear un entierro optaron por hacer los patios de sus casas envueltos en una sÁbana enterrar los cuerpos de sus familiares al no haber alternativa alguna. en los cementerios se vive otrodrama de tumbas y vigilancias saqueadas por profanadores que buscan cualquier co

reportera: se muy temprano en bogotÁ.. se incluye una revisiÓn exhaustiva. deben hacer la prueba para determinar si el contenido es droga ilegal o no. el resultado es irrefutable. quebrar un ciudadano tenÍa en su equipaje unas franelas que indicaban que cocaÍna y la prueba lo marcÓ. reportera: el director antinarcÓticos dice que sus actuaciones son de toneladas. segÚn el tenientecoronel director de la escuela de guÍa y canino, sombra es una perra estrella. >> ella estÁ haciendo mucho bien por la juventud de hoy. reportero dos un dos sombra se ganÓ con trabajo y esfuerzo su lugar y reconocimiento su carrera comenzÓ en el norte de colombia donde opera el plan del golfo. una organizaciÓn criminal poderosa. >> ella hizo grandes incautaciones. reportera: aquÍ sombra tuvo una de sus mejores actuaciones. varios de estos cargamentos eran del dealer del plan del golfo. el gobierno de estados unidos ofrece 5,000,000 de dÓlares por su captura. el teniente villarreal ni saque los perros son sometidas a grandes entrenamientos. el curs

for food many haven't eaten since the previous day when they were brought to this refugee camp in bogota. it's the first of its kind. the people here are angry they say the authorities haven't kept their promises the tents are cold and wet their few belongings were confiscated for hygenic reasons. carlos adriaan is here to take care of his grandmother who fled venezuela a few months ago he says they were better off when they were living on the street. corner or put it on water or so they offered as many things we've never received a decent bed we had our own mattresses that even on the floor were less called than what we have here where we virtually sleep on the ground it was so cold last night my bones were aching imagine how cold it was they took our blankets almost all of our stuff and food. now we're making a fire over there but we have nothing to cook because they took it all. and i like it that i'm going to quit taking the work the media isn't allowed inside the camp. after some refugees come out to talk to us the guards won't let them back in a little detail that you know it wasn'

with that update from bogota thank you. now the leadership of taiwan's president is in dallas after her ruling party suffered losses in last week's local elections worsening relations with china seem to have contributed to those poor results and in an exclusive interview with al-jazeera taiwan's foreign minister is accusing beijing of meddling in the island's politics adrian brown has a report now from taipei in the lobby of taiwan's foreign ministry the flags of the dwindling number of countries that recognize the island republic just seventeen now in the past three years five diplomatic allies have been lured away by beijing taiwan's foreign minister joseph woo told me it's all part of china's strategy to isolate taiwan internationally and that each defection hurts and of course people here feel betrayed and the consent of been can be very strong here you know since they decide to choose china you know that's their choice and the important thing for taiwan is that we want to make sure that those diplomatic ilyse remain lo

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riot police of class with student protesters in colombia's capital bogota tear gas was fired to disperse marchers trying to reach wealthier neighborhoods of the city the rally is one of several being staged across the country calling on the government to increase investments in education and give teachers better pay activists in venezuela have taken to the streets to demand the release of hundreds of political prisoners they say politicians students and protesters who took part in anti-government rallies are being held in portland rampant inflation and political unrest has seen months of protests against the government of nicolas maduro rights groups estimate around two hundred thirty five political prisoners are being held in jails it's been one year since the origin time submarine. went missing in the atlantic ocean with forty four sailors on board an air and sea search involving thirteen countries turned up nothing but relatives of those who disappeared while the search to continue terrorism reports oh i live in the relatives of the forty four sailors who disappeared in the atlantic o

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has more from bogota. with his youthful energy and a once healthy majority in congress some expected colombia's new president to have an easy start but after one hundred days in office the president has come across decades old challenges the government has campaigned very aggressive for something to be a game changer in the country's history the youngest president the most technocratic and it's gone through a series of roadblocks. look at campaigns on law and order and boosting the economy under the watchful eye of his political right wing mentor. a hardliner who is as popular as the years polarizing the well as government has not been extreme some of his proposals have been challenged even by his own party behind him push. comes to cause approval rating fell from over fifty percent to twenty seven percent in three months as colombians felt he betrayed his campaign promises such as not increasing taxes. a new bill plans to do just that charging new taxes and forty basic goods including meat eggs and fruits

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will have if any is not clear right police have questioned student protesters in colombia's capital bogota tear gas was fired to disperse marchers trying to reach wealthier neighborhoods of the city the rally is one of several being staged across the country calling on the government to increase investments in education and give teachers better pay activists of venezuela have taken to the streets to demand the release of hundreds of political prisoners they say politicians students and protesters who took part of anti-government rallies are being held in poor conditions. and political unrest has seen months of protest against the government of nicolas maduro rights groups estimate around two hundred thirty five political prisoners are being held in jails. the u.n. says sudanese refugees are returning home after more than fifteen year more than fifteen years after war broke out in force. four excuse me sudan's government insists they're coming back as security has improved but aid agencies say the refugees have been forced to return because there is not enough food in the camps but morgan h

he has wall from bogota. with his youthful energy and a once healthy majority in congress some expected colombia's new president to do good to have a new start but after one hundred days in office the president has come across decades old challenges the government has come pain very aggressive for something to be a game changer in the country's history the youngest president the most technocratic and it's gone through a series. of roadblocks. campaign then law and order and boosting the economy under the watchful eye of its political right wing mentor. a hardliner who is as popular as he is polarizing but well as government has not been extreme some of his proposals have been challenged even by his own party behind him pushed. his approval rating fell from over fifty percent to twenty seven percent in three months as colombians fell to betray this campaign promises such as not increasing taxes. a new bill plans to do just that charging new taxes i'm forty basic goods including meat eggs and fruits. we barely

>> seguimos conectadconectados bogotÁ, con muchas sorpresas, el regreso de la reina del sur, el elencoo, bueno, eso del romance ya veremos porque eso nunca se sabe. el asesor polÍtico de campaÑa que es el personaje de humberto que digamos nos saca de la cÁrcel, confiÉ en el y lo vuelve a poner en la escena polÍtica porque cree en Él como presidente, para eso necesito relacionarme inmediatamente con teresa mendoza porque son la media naranja lo quieran o no. >> creo que en esta versiÓn teresa termina con Él. >> podrÍa ser. >> (risas). >> en esta novelas hay giros que no esperarÍan. >> no confieso en ellos, kate. >> claro que no, si son polÍticos ¿cÓmo voy a confiar en ellos?. >> (risas). >> es correcto, es correcto, lo que nosotros queremos es ponerlo en la presidencia, Él si va a saber manejar el paÍs, no como esta bola de corruptos. >> ya lo veremos. >> es muy importante recalcar que el prÓximo aÑo 2019 es el gran estreno mundial del regreso de la reina del sur que va a estar con todo. >> los estamos esperando con mucha emociÓn y les agradecemos enormemente que hallan estado con nosot

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many have not eaten since the previous day when they were brought to this refugee camp in bogota. it is the first of its kind. the people here are angry. they say the authorities have not kept their promises. the tents are cold and wet. their belongings were confiscated for hygienic reasons. carlos is here to take care of his grandmother, who fled venezuela a few months ago. he says they were better off when they were living on the street. >> they offered us many things we've never received -- a decect bed. we had our own mattresesses that evenen on the floooor were lessd than what w we have here where e virtually sleep on the ground. itit w was so coldld last nigigy bones were aching. they took ourur blalankets, almt all of our stuff and food. nonow we are making a fire over there, but we have nothing to cook because they took it all. >> the media is not allowed inside the campp. after some refugees come up to talk to us, the guards send them back in. >> there are small children inside who have had nothing to eat. they want to feed them with a single banana. we've had no showers.

authorities in colombia's capital bogota have opened a camp for venezuelan migrants as more and more flee their country's economic and humanitarian crisis the migrants who had been camped outside a bus terminal have been transported to a soccer field outfitted with tents the move sparked protests from local residents who fear a rise in crime. hopes are growing a diplomatic breakthrough over war torn yemen the u.n. is intensifying efforts to hold peace talks in the coming weeks fierce battles have been raging in the port city of her data since june but residents now say the fighting has eased up but it is crucial to supplying millions of starving yemenis with food most aid shipments to the country move through the port since the battle for her data began those shipments have slowed the hunger crisis and yemen has worsened in the northern region of how jobs people are so desperate for food they've resorted to eating leaves. these people are harvesting their lunch. leaves from the left plant and nothing else no bread no rice noodles the d.m. family have to fend for themselves. we haven'

from bogota thank you now the leadership of taiwan's president is in dallas after her ruling party suffered losses in last week's local elections worsening relations with china seem to have contributed to those poor results and in an exclusive interview with al-jazeera taiwan's foreign minister is accusing beijing of meddling in the island's politics adrian brown has a report now from taipei. in the lobby of taiwan's foreign ministry the flags of the dwindling number of countries that recognize the island republic just seventeen now in the past three years five diplomatic allies have been lured away by beijing taiwan's foreign minister joseph woo told me it's all part of china's strategy to isolate taiwan internationally and that each defection hurts and of course our people here feel betrayed and can be very strong here you know they decide to choose china you know that's their choice and the important thing for taiwan is that we want to make sure that those diplomatic ilyse remain loyal to taiwan china's diplomatic squeeze of taiwan began after the election of president zion when almost t

thousands of colombian students marched through the streets of bogota on thursday they're demanding thegovernment increased funding for higher education students and teachers at the nation's universities have been on strike since oct eleventh accusing the right wing government of undermining their institutions. of united states senate has voted to advance a bill that would end u.s. involvement in the saudi led war in the yemen the vote is being seen as a rejection of president support for the saudis after the join the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi senators will debate the bill again before casting a final. a peace settlement with taliban extremists in afghanistan is possible that's according to afghan president musharraf's ghani as he presented a road map to peace at a un conference in geneva on wednesday but getting the taliban to the negotiating table remains a huge challenge we hear from one militant leader who's far from kabul and far from interested in peace. our camera man has been waiting in a hotel in west afghanistan for two days he doesn't want to be recognized. sudden

reports from bogota. it's the largest protest yet against the government of president even twenty thousand students took to the streets of books on various routes across the city protesters are calling it the takeover of the capital. public universities are in a terrible state within the goetia eating the government for months but there's no political will so we're showing our discontent. protesters rallied in thirty two cities nationwide the main the more money for the country scrying e-coli underfunded public universities. students from the orient narco region walked for four days to participate in the protests in. education is centered in the capital but regional universities are falling apart and cover large areas of the country we need to think of the people that live in the periphery who are worst affected. and wins their union members and social organizations join the protest against the government proposed tax reform that will increase taxes on a number of basic staples such as oranges and meat wh

s he has more now from bogota. with his youthful energy and a once healthy majority in congress some expected colombia's new president to have an easy start but after one hundred days in office the president has come across decades old challenges the government has campaigned on very aggressive platform something to be a game changer in the country's history the youngest president the most technocratic and it's gone through a series of roadblocks. you could campaigned on law and order and boosting the economy under the watchful eye of his political right wing mentor. a hardliner who is as popular as he is polarizing but well as government has not been extreme some of his proposals have been challenged even by his own party behind him push. took his approval rating fell from over fifty percent to twenty seven percent in three months as colombians felt betrayed his campaign promises such as not increasing taxes i knew bill plans to do just that charging new taxes i'm forty basic goods including meat eggs and fruits.

to reports from bogota. it's the largest protests against the government of president. twenty thousand students took to the streets of. routes across the city protestors are calling it the takeover of the capital. public universities are in a terrible state within the goetia eating the government for months but there's no political will so we're showing our discontent. protesters rallied in thirty two cities nationwide demanding more money for the country's chronically underfunded public universities. students from their region walked for four days to participate in the protests and. education is centered in the capital but regional universities are falling apart and cover large areas of the country we need to think of the people that live in the periphery who are affected. and wins the union members and social organizations join the protest against the government proposed tax reform that will increase taxes on a number of basic staples such as oranges and meat while cutting taxes on businesses. ducasse announcement are critical for the country or something. like that's

in bogota, colombia, they founded a seminary called the seminary school. she was internationally famous, too. willardeen to the emma school because i want there to read her papers and letters. when you walk into the library at the school, this is a single copy of all the different editions of the book she wrote. what is her argument for female education? i want to lay out the argument and then show how it relates to concerns. notargument was a would only make the nation great, it would make the nation last. she followed on patriotic --ntrymen to create a establish a system of women's education. she said, if you leave them only the genteel arts, you are leaving half the population uninformed citizens. we need a fully informed since ray. that includes women. , we this argument revealed need to think more about, for small this sense. there were a lot of people worried about whether this republic was going to last. all they had was the republics of history. all of those had not lasted. what they were thinking about was, how do we make this last as long as poss

in bogota, colombia, they founded a seminary called the seminary school. it was on her model. all over the place. she was active in trying to get one established in athens, greece. she was internationally famous, too. i have been to the emma willard school because i win their -- went there to read her papers and letters. there's a great archive there. when you walk into the library at the school, this is a single copy of all the different editions of the book she wrote. they are all by her in this cabinet. what is her argument for female education? i want to lay out the argument and then show how it relates to these common concerns of the era. her argument was basically that female education would not only make the nation great, it would make the nation last. she called unpatriotic countrymen to follow her advice and establish a broad system of women's education in the consideration of national glory. she was basically saying, if you leave women only the genteel arts, homemaking or whatever, you are leaving half the population as uninformed citizens. we need a fully informed c

there's a record of that and the makers of this new video claim it was broken over the weekend in bogota, colombia, 4,394 participants. organizers wanted to raise aw e awareness about women's right on the u.n. international day, to the elimination of violence against women. >>> here is a crazy story that may convince to you keep closer tabs on your social media. so this started with an atm spitting out hundred dollar bills instead of tens. it happened sunday night in houston. one of the first people to notice it posted it on social media, and that's when large crowds started arriving. police and deputies eventually broke up the line. one customer says the excitement went on, though, for more than two hours. >> i was amazed i think people shouldn't take advantage of that, and they should know that the bank will be sending them letters to return the money back. >> so i only took 500. hey, the best part of it all turns out the guy was wrong. bank of america telling everyone they can keep the extra money. they say a vendor mistakenly loaded the tens dispensers with 100s and they don't plan t

en bogotÁ se si como univisiÓn. >> una parejade luisiana recibe un regalo inesperado por la acciÓn deen despierta amÉrica con ustedes. y también ya que estamos aquÍ yo no sÉ a quiÉn lara serÁ álamo. sabÍa que salÍa muy especial. >> este dÍa le quiero agradecer a mi suegra a ti solita cristi que estÁs ahÍ. primero y antes que nada porque cuando te conocÍ la primera vez fue un clic por conocer y darme la oportunidad de conocer mÁs a tu hija que lo mÁs importante que tengo. despuÉs por conocer a toda tu familia que es extraordinaria y has hecho una labor enorme como,. me encanta como amas compasiÓn y con locura tus hijos y amas compasiÓn y con locura a mis hijos, tus nietos. viniste a cada uno de los vencimientos, cada vez que voy y llegÓ a la casa siempre tienes un detalle conmigo y yo creo que por lo que mÁs más te quiero es por lo mucho que querÍas a mi papi, por las plÁticas tan bonitas que tenÍas con el, porque se reÍan muchísimo ustedes dos . son del mismo carÁcter entonces es echar un chiste, lo otro chiste y se reÍa muchísimo entre ustedes y sÉ que te doliÓ mucho cuando se fue, s

the reports now from bogota. with his youthful energy and a once healthy majority in congress some expected columbia's new president to have an easy start but after one hundred days in office the president has come across decades old challenges the government has campaigned very aggressive for something to be a game changer the country's history the youngest president the most technocratic and it's gone through a series of roadblocks. pain then law and order and boosting the economy under the watchful eye of his political right wing mentor. a hardliner who is as popular as he is polarizing but while his government has not been extreme some of his proposals have been challenged even by his own party behind him. look as approval rating fell from over fifty percent to twenty seven percent in three months as colombians felt. pain promises such as not increasing taxes i knew bill plans to do just that charging new taxes i'm forty basic goods including meat eggs in fruits. barely what we need for our daily survival. wh

universo nos acompaÑa miss nicaragua adriana pan y agua, desde madrid, miss espaÑa Ángela ponce y desde bogotÁdavÍa hay muchas personas donde nos ven como hombres queriendo ser mujeres como personas que tienen transn un trastorno de personalidad y eso no es cierto, por eso creo que ya es harÁ de darle visibilidad. >> Ángela te afecta cuando escuchas este tipo de comentarios o declaraciones o no necesariamente? >> hombre yo creÓ que sÍ que a todo el mundo cuando escuchamos hablar de nosotros pues nos afecta, lo que pasa que la verdad que no permito que me haga daÑo porque es algo a lo que sabÍa que me iba a exponer, entonces yo siempre he pensado y por eso lo tenÍa claro, a lo que iba que cuando tu coges una alfombra y la agitas todo lo que este encima se va a agitar para bien o mal, entonces en este caso coger la sociedad y quitarle el polvo sÍ va a causar eso, opiniones positivas y negativas ver concierto de eso. >> eloy tÚ como preparador de reina de belleza que opinas con relaciÓn a la inclusion de personas transgÉneros en el universo. >> yo respeto mucho a las chicas trans, tengo muchas ch

muy bogotÁ. >>sÍ. es perfecto para esta Época del aÑo. fonseca: me trae muchos recuerdos.te la papa roja tiene menos almidÓn. es para hacer en ensalada de papa. las otras papas que tienen un poco mÁs de almidÓn te va a dar consistencia espesa a esta sopa de pollo. todo esto lo vamos a cortar chico. lo vamos a tirar al caldo de pollo. chef: tenemos que hablar de esa receta despuÉs. [risas] fonseca: claro, claro. >> parÉs utilizamos las grandes. piense bien lo que vamos a hacer. vamos a terminar de cocinar este pollo. mientras hacemos este caldo que agarre hervor, yo te quiero preguntar sobre tu hijo. me encanta. yo tengo un pequeÑo de tres aÑos. sÉ cuÁl es la inspiraciÓn. quÉ te inspira a ti para la mÚsica? fonseca: mis hijos me han inspirado mucho en la mÚsica. es mi tercer hijo. se llama agustÍn. pude hacer ese homenaje en su llegada a este mundo con el tÍtulo. esto fue reciente en halloween. salÍ con ellos. un disfraz que no se que era, pero bueno. [risas] habÍa que disfrazarse. me inspiran mucho para hacer mÚsica. chef: obviamente, a tu hijo le pones el nombre agustÍn.

authorities in colombia's capital bogota have opened the camp for venezuelan migrants as more and more flee their country's economic and humanitarian crisis officials transported venezuelans who had been camped outside a bus terminal to a soccer field with yellow tents the camp sparked protests from local residents. u.s. television network c.n.n. is suing the trump and ministration over the revoked press credentials of one of its reporters the white house barred jim acosta from press briefings after a heated exchange with president trump last week c.n.n. says the move violates the freedom of press and stride in the u.s. constitution. the future of the european union should include a true european army now that is the goal of french president emmanuel macro and today we learned that it is also the vision of german chancellor angela merkel where you'd think that this would be music to the ears of pay your fair share u.s. president donald trump on tonight's tone deaf flouting the facts trump accusing europe of military designs against the u.s. i bring golf in berlin this is the day. if yo

authorities in colombia's capital bogota have opened a camp for venezuelan migrants as more and more flee their country's economic and humanitarian crisis officials transported venezuelans who had been camped outside a bus terminal to a soccer field with yellow tents the camp sparked protests from local residents. the high security trial of mexican drug lord joaquin guzman known as el chapo has begun in new york city smiling faces eleven criminal charges including drug trafficking conspiracy money laundering and running a criminal organization the sixty one year old could face life in prison if found guilty. all the months of deadlock the u.k. and a you agree on the terms of the brig's it divorce sending the pound soaring against the euro meanwhile a crunch cabinet meeting awaits british prime minister theresa may as her colleagues are set to consider the plans which will make waves for economies on both sides of the channel also coming up once the apple of wall street's i know couple shares to drag down the markets dropping five percent in one day and made in europe germany says it

authorities in colombia's capital bogota have opened the camp for venezuelan migrants as more and more flee their country's economic and humanitarian crisis officials transported venezuelans who had been camped outside a bus terminal to a soccer field with yellow tents the camp sparked protests from local residents. the high security trial of mexican drug lord joaquin guzman known as el chapo has begun in new york city faces eleven criminal charges including drug trafficking conspiracy money laundering and running a criminal organization the sixty one year old could face life in prison if found guilty. the future of the european union should include a true european army now that is the goal of french president emmanuel macro and today we learned that it is also the vision of german chancellor angela merkel where you'd think that this would be music to the ears of pay your fair share u.s. president donald trump well tonight tone deaf and flouting the facts trump accusing europe of military designs against the u.s. i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. that you and we should be pursui

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