talk to us specifically about this cartel.hould we be treating them as a legitimate business using illegitimate funds? >> no, i think you should treat them as an illegitimate business using illegitimate funds. it is important to remember the mo, the modus operandi from this cartel from what i gather seems to be not that different from other drug cartels that have risen in the past. whether it be the late '80s, or the la familia, their businesses -- they look for any advantages they can have over the go by, you know, and the authorities, by donating to the people, employing people, exploiting people at the same time. but sometimes that extorsion effectively comes with benefits, and, you know, you looking at a society -- you know, mexico is pretty used to institutional corruption, whether it be a cop bribing you, or -- or, you know, a member of the cartel bribing you for your own safety, you know, for your prosperity. it's not that new of business model basically in my opinion. >> jan is this more than exer o to -- extortion. ar

it's rivals, the tijuana cartel, the gulf cartel, the juarez cartel, the belta leifia, la familia mishwork, you've uncovered some embarrassing and incriminating associations or connections between very high elected officials. the presidents and entire administrations and acts of incredible criminality. how did that change your life? >> well, when i start to make this investigation in 2005, and i really understand that it would be very dangerous, i have to say that it wasn't really a surprise for me what happened after i publish my book. what i didn't expect is that the threats came from the federal government. >> anna bell says that one of her sources said that the biggest threat was from within. that one of the most highly placed most senior law enforcement officials in mexico, had ordered her killed. >> because in my book, i put his name. and also showed some documents that proves that he was involved, that he was in the payroll of the sina lowa cartel. >> to me, the weak link are the bankers. a banker launders money, he's got a reputation, he's got a family. his neighbors think he's

confuso. >> entre los grupos criminales identificados encuentran el cartel del golfo, cÁrtel de juÁrezs conductores de vehÍculos que transportan emigrantes o drigastienen la orden de abandonar su carga si son descubiertos por la policÍa, usan carros robados para asimilar las pÉrdidas. >> impresionantes imÁgenes de un rescate fueron captadas por la ayuda de unos americanos, tres adolescentes bien para contar su accidente automovilÍstico flagelo de la violencia domÉstica. por quÉ alcanzan mayor notoriedad cuando son figuras pÚblicas, cÓmo una organización busca que los jÓvenes hispanos no sean arrestados por problemas de seminarios. ademÁs podemos observar los temas mÁs comentados en las redes sociales y el vÍdeo que mÁs he visto las plataformas sociales. ♪ ♪ esta es una aerolínea diferente. una que inventó las tarifas bajas para que todos pudieran volar. una que decide su próximo destino en base a lo que tú necesitas. y que sabe que la gente es lo que los impulsa. algunos dicen que hacemos las cosas diferente. para nosotros, sencillamente no hay otra manera. sin corazón, es solo una máq

enemies of the sinaloa cartel. >> of the seven major mexican cartels, the sinaloa cartel is consideredhest-reaching and most pervasive tentacles extending deep into every corner of government, banking and private industry. its rivals, the tijuana cartel, the gulf cartel, the juarez cartel, the beltra levya, la familia michoacana and the particularly murderous los zetas. the cartels are responsible for importing roughly three quarters of all illegal narcotics to america. in your work, you uncovered what had to be some very embarrassing and incriminating associations and connections between very high elected officials, the presidents and entire administrations, and acts of incredible criminality. how did that change your life? >> well, when i start to make this investigation on 2005 and i really understand that it would be very dangerous. i have to say that it wasn't really a surprise for me what happened after i published my book. what i didn't expect is that the threats came from the federal government. >> anabel says that one of her sources warned her that the biggest threat was from

el mayo zambada, el lÍder del cÁrtel de sinaloa. ¿quiÉn es su hijo?ada para investigar este asesinato, me buscÓ, y cuando me dijo: "jesÚs, es que aquÍ hay un nuevo personaje, una agencia de traiciÓn hacia los estados unidos, la cia". esto no se habÍa dicho y estÁ documentado en el departamento de justicia en documentos top secret y clasificados. la cia colaboraba con el cÁrtel de guadalajara en el trÁfico de cocaÍna de colombia a los estados unidos a cambio de que el cÁrtel de guadalajara con su estructura criminal y el movimiento que tenÍa en el país ayudara a la cia a llevar armas a los contra de nicaragua. ademÁs, se está documentando en este libro con testimonio de berrellez y de testigos protegidos a quienes entrevistÉ, uno de ellos jefe de la escolta de seguridad de ernesto fonseca carrillo, que en veracruz caro quintero tenÍa un rancho que le prestaba a la cia para entrenar a la contra nicaragÜense. >> a ver, a ver, jesÚs, para no perdernos... >> perdÓn, al cÁrtel de guadalajara... >> para no perdernos, dÉjame ver si vamos bien: a ver, la versi

you need to be-- stay out of this area." >> there are indications now that the cartels are trying to influence the information agenda more widespread. the cartels are telling publishers, editors and reporters what they can publish or what they can't publish. >> the sense of impunity against press is high now. many people who can pay for kill a journalist, maybe some of them not thinking, "i killed a journalist," because it looks like nothing is going to happen. >> i think they have a double purpose. one is to shut up this person, to eliminate this person, uh.. as well as uh.. to send the message to other journalists, "this is going to happen if you don't follow my rules." >> [speaking spanish]. >> the journalists themselves have tried to get the government to pass laws, saying, "you know, crime against a journalist is- is a federal crime." but this has all been very ineffectual. and so the- the journalists have to be very careful what kind of information they're revealing about the drug cartels. >> [speaking spanish]. >> censorship in mexico is uh.. basically a result of uh.. the thr

. --- el presidente obama revela ccuáles asestaron un duro golpe a los carteles mexicanos >> estamosno donde hoy un grupo de mariachi acompaÑÓ al papa francisco, en su recorrido por la maza plaza de san pedrla ediciÓn miÉrcoles comienza ya. este es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart y maria celeste arrar arraras. >>> hola quÉ tal muy buenas tardes, el presidente obama le hablÓ al pueblo estadounidense de acabar con los terroristas de isis donde quiera que estÉn >>> esas fueran sus palabras, sus plan incluye una coaliciÓn para armar y entrenar a rebeldess sirios que los combaten, lori estÁ con mas del discurso adelante >>> josÉ, mary el presidente, barack obama presentÓ un plan de hasta pun 4 puntos y luego del ataque del 911 esta amenaza aÚnsiste y dijo que la nueva estrategia no significa que continÚan los bombardeos en iraq y ahora se secundaria a siria, donde el estado islÁmico tiene base, dijo que isis no tendrÍa donde esconderse >>> no voy a dudar de tomar acciÓn contra isis en siria y en iraq tambiÉn, este esto un principio clave de mi presidente descencÍa, si usted amena

en otros temas en un operativo contra los cÁrteles de la droga en mÉxico agentes federales dieron un una redada en el distrito de moda de los Ángeles arrestaron a nueve personas y confiscaron 65 millones de dÓlares. lo que los investigadores calificaron como una opresiÓn criminal para lavar dinero de los cÁrteles mexicanos de la droga. >> lo hacen por medio de utilizar compaÑÍas en los ee.uu. que tienen asociaciones con negocios en mÉxico. >> el operativo fue bautizado fashion police sea indica que uno de los negocios lavada dinero pagado por el rescate un ciudadano americano secuestrado que torturaron en un rancho en mÉxico en manos del cÁrtel de drogas de sinaloa. >> lo secuestrÓ por 72 dÍas, lo torturÓ, pidó una recompensa de 140.000 dÓlares de la familia estuvo dispuesto a pagar. prisiÓn por medio del mercado negro de cambio de dinero. >> las autoridades de ee.uu. levin intercambiado mÁs de 100 kilos de cocaÍna e individuos taba encargado de distribuirse unos agentes federales el dinero de rescate llegÓ a locales que lo lavaron a travÉs de otros 18 negocios en el distrito de la m

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your claim about cartels in that context is overstated. lots of these agricultural price regulations would be gone. i am certainly not here to defend the wisdom of the agricultural policy, although i will defend the constitutionality of those things. interestingly, and i will make an assertion, i am not sure, richard, that you would say that major programs like medicare and social security, tax-and-spend programs, i though still ok? -- are those still ok? those are not typically justified under the commerce power. i think that some people that subscribe to your views on the commerce clause would save medicare and social security under the tax-and-spend power. >> let me answer this in the following way. it is one thing to deal with these things that have been established and in place for years. where i think it is dangerous that you do so. and i talked about this some 30 years ago, i said you cannot do these things because it retroactivity -- because retroactivity of rights is important. if you want to amend a program you cannot do it in a

drug cartels, hell bent on taking over this lawless jungle.d us, vast fields of the raw ingredient for cocaine. a sign that the bad guys are close. on the ground, police fight the enemy with fire, destroying their hideouts and the labs where they manufacture drugs. it's just one bat until a raging war that could be spinning out of control. peru now produces more cocaine than any other country in the world. in part because cartels have found cover in this remote territory that boarders brazil and colombia. >> it's very far away, but it impacts us. >> reporter: this is the u.s. drug enforcement agency's regional director in south america. >> there is a possibility that cocaine from this border area is coming to the united states. it's not significant amounts just yet. but it is being diversified. >> reporter: and she believes the very same cartels that have been a menace to the u.s. for decades are now expanding to this part of the amazon. >> and it does fuel their organization and makings it a much larger, maybe a much more dangerous organizati

these cartels are horrible. some of the people that the cartels smuggle or left to die.vice as sex slaves. i cannot sit idly by and not do everything in my ability to stop that. these are humans. these are people made by god like us. we need to stop this horrible, horrible practice. let me be quick and end. i notice my time is almost up. last fall we ran a trial surge. it was successful. we kicked off a big surge. a thousand of our state police and we activated a thousand of our national guard. now we haven't militarized the border. the border patrol are eyes and ears. yeah they're armed. but when they spot illegal activity they immediately call the border patrol and our state police and we round them up. it's working. we target it on the worst zone, the worst zone. 120 -mile-per-hour zone where most of the cartels are. and we reduced the illegal immigration some 65%. we're working to get it down to ero. i want to be careful what i say. our intercepts tell us, the cartels are talking back and forth with each other saying, one when are these guys going to stop? you know w

oil is but a cartel pricing like a cartel now islamic states coming in and they're under pricing the current cartel price and as a result they are set to become a huge player in this global geo political arena of oil and weapons and the other thing i thought when reading this reminded me of how the american markets the how any state really but the america is the empire now is you know the islamic state ice isis whatever you want to call them. whatever they started out as they keep on changing and adopting a new flag a new logo a new brand and one of the things that they do is they shake down the local population they take a cut of all bank robberies for example so for us in the us they've taken a cut of the massive wealth with the robbery that happened during the two thousand and six seven eight period remember during the somali pirate crisis just a few years ago the somalis were you know pirating off the shore of somalia and then they created a stock exchange where you could buy stock in future hiring excursions the real estate in kenya skyrocketed in value because all the cash comi

oil is but a cartel pricing like a cartel now islamic states coming in and they're under pricing the current cartel price and as a result they are set to become a huge player in this global geo political arena of oil and weapons and the other thing i thought when reading this reminded me of how the american markets the how any state really but the america is the empire now is you know the islamic state ice isis whatever you want to call them. whatever they started out as they keep on changing and adopting a new flag a new logo a new brand and one of the things that they do is they change down the local population they take a cut of all bank robberies for example so for us in the us they've taken a cut of the massive wealth with the robbery that happened during the two thousand and six seven eight period remember during the somali pirate crisis just a few years ago the somalis were you know pirating off the shore of somalia and then they created a stock exchange where you could buy stock in future hiring excursions the real estate in kenya skyrocketed in value because all the cash com

oil is but a cartel pricing like a cartel now islamic states coming in and they're under pricing the current cartel price and as a result they are set to become a huge player in this global geo political arena oil and weapons and the other thing i thought when reading this reminded me of how the american markets the how any state really but the america is the empire now is you know the islamic state ice isis whatever you want to call them. whatever they started out as they keep on changing and adopting a new flag a new logo a new brand and one of the things that they do is they shake down the local population they take a cut of all bank robberies for example so for us in the us they've taken a cut of the massive wealth with the robbery that happened during the two thousand and six seven eight period remember during the somali pirate crisis just a few years ago the somalis were you know pirating off the shore of somalia and then they created a stock exchange rate could buy stock in future hiring excursions the real estate in kenya skyrocketed in value because all the cash coming in fr

fueron detenidos varios ciudadanos mexicanos y los investigadores creen que el cÁrtel de sinaloa estárte de perÚ. ladrillos de cocaÍna con acopiada durante meses. >> es una organizaciÓn de mexicanos y peruanos. estamos en plena identificaciÓn de otros traficantes que tienen que ver con esta organizaciÓn aunque siguen >> hoy se mostraron fotografÍas de los detenidos. >> tambiÉn se filtrÓ el nombre del mexicana que serÍa financista de esta organizaciÓn. segÚn analistas, por el tipo de actividades incluye el envÍo de droga a europa, se tratarÍa de un miembro del cÁrtel de sinaloa. para ello habÍa montado dos empresas de fachada con las que exportaban carbÓn a bÉlgica y espaÑa, desde el aÑo 2012. los paquetes de droga tienen distintos sellos y provienen de diferentes puntos de la selva peruana. el perÚ es el primer productor de cocaÍna en el mundo y se estÁ preparando para la nueva estrategia. >> estamos creando la unidad que va a luchar contra los almÁcigos. para eso hemos coordinado con la dea quien va a traer dos aviones que toman imÁgenes que por el color pueden determinar dÓnde estÁn

la liberaciÓn del ex lÍder del cÁrtel de guadalajara podrÍa tener muchas repercusiones.n a la venta ambulante. y los diseÑadores latinos son los que estÁn poniendo el grito en nueva york para la colecciÓn de primavera y verano 2015. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. >> buenas noches. bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn de fin de semana. presidente barack obama tomÓ una decisión que lleno de confusiÓn a algunos y de esperanza a otros. el mandatario no tomarÁ ninguna decisiÓn hasta las próximas elecciones legislativas. esto surgiÓ a raÍz de la ola de los niÑos que llegaron a la frontera. tenemos detalles y reacciones. >> esas pequeÑas niÑas que cruzaron solos la frontera causaron un gran cambio en la polÍtica. Éstos lo que dijo presidente barack obama. el presidente pidiÓ mÁs tiempo para explicar a los estadounidenses el por quÉ de su acciÓn ejecutiva medidas que ahora retraso hasta despuÉs de las elecciones de noviembre. el anuncio del presidente le cayÓ como un vale de agua frÍa a esta madre indocumentada que vive miedo de que la deporte. el tiempo es a

>>> es la historia de una artista que esta en busca de inspiraciÓn, lo que hace es diseÑar carteles yen mensaje al principio el mensaje es llora ahora, normalmente la gente dice sonrÍe ahora y llora despuÉs, y despues conoce a lucy, que es interpretada por iliana y empieza a un movimiento mÁs positivo, tambiÉn tiene oporto ni t da.o. oportunidad d ser aconsejado 3r rosario, lupe ontiveros que tuvimos el gran honor de se s tener su presencia en la pelÍcula y lo aconseja y resultado es un nuevo cartel, un nuevo diseÑo, de amor. que el comparte con toda la dmun s comunidad. >>> este festival se lleva acabo en san francisco, tenemos un clip de quÉ se trata aquÍ esta el video. >>> ahÍ esta, de quÉ se trata este escenario. >>> ahÍ, la otra mujer que sale ahÍ, es la ex novia de el hombre con quien yo estoy enamorada, ella trata de hacer problemas en la relaciÓn. >>> pero no te dejas. >>> no. quÉ quieres, hay un mensaje que quieres que el pÚblico se lleve. >>> bueno es un mensaje de amor, eso no lo disfrazamos, lo que es, pero mÁs que nada es, ver nuestra cultura, nuestra mÚsica, contemporÁne

. >> what would you do to combat the influence of drug cartels in texas?> i believe that we must focus our efforts where they belong, on drug trafficking and human trafficking. that is why i supported the the surge of dps officers, officers who have the tension and arrest authority here. we need to be just as focused on the economic relationship between mexico and texas. when to invest more and not less in the infrastructure that will help accelerate efficiently the movement of goods to help mexico and texas. our economy is dependent on our relationship with mexico and as governor, i will make sure that we work across the border, not only on security, but in continuing to keep that economic relationship strong and vibrant. >> i'm the only candidate for governor who has a plan to go after the drug cartels. i was in visiting with a young latina, about college age. she pleaded with me to fill my promise to secure the border and go after the cartels because as she explained, her brother was playing a pickup soccer game here in the rio grande valley and had to

says heroin bought and sold in chicago comes from opium poppies processes by mexico's powerful drug cartels the u.s. border hidden in cars and trucks, usually at el paso and is then driven north. >> this is where they feel comfortable meeting. >> reporter: ronny took us to a large mexican-american community in chicago filled with legitimate businesses. but where cartel members also blend in and set up shop to oversee their midwest operation. >> it is immense, well financed and security conscious and very compartmentalized. >> reporter: as heroin explodes in chicago, it's also spreading to the suburbs and other cities. this is highway 290. it's also known as the heroin highway. addicts from outside the city come down this road to get off and buy their drugs and then to head right back home. >> it's cheap. it's readily available. >> reporter: this 24-year-old, a recover addict, says heroin is everywhere here. >> i got it from the suburbs. i never had to travel very far. it was within 10, 15 minute drive and had my fix. >> doctors worry about the growing number of young heroin addicts. >> we'

these cartels are horrible. some of the people that the cartels smuggle are left to die. others are put into service as sex slaves. i cannot sit idly by and not do everything in my ability to stop that. these are humans cht these are people made by god like us. we need to stop this horrible, horrible practice. [ applause ] i notice my time is almost up. last fall we ran a trial surge. it was successful. we kicked off a big surge, 1,000 of our state police and activated 1,000 of our national guard. we haven't militarized the border. the border patrol, our eyes and ears are armed. when they spot illegal activity that call the border patrol and our state police and we round them up. and it is working. we targeted on the worst zones 120 mile zone where most of the cartels are. and we have reduced illegal immigration some 65% and working to get it down to zero. i want to be careful when i say our intercepts tell us cartels are saying when are these guys going to stop? my answer is never until we finish the job. [ applause ] it is not without a cost. it is costing us in texas $

ivÁn cepeda acusÓ al ex presidente Álvaro uribe de haber mantenido una relaciÓn comercial con el cÁrtele que horas mÁs tarde se desarrollÓ el congreso de este paÍs. >> un aparato criminal. >> cepede mostrÓ documentos que vincularÍan al uribe hoy senador con una cuestionada empresa. >> uribe participÓ en la misma junta directiva de una empresa que probablemente era fachada del cÁrtel de medellÍn, >> la empresa en la que se lee claramente el nombre del ex mandatario perteneciÓ al banquero del extinto capo pablo escobar y de cuya cuenta bancaria se comprobÓ el pago a los sicarios que asesinaron al entonces director de el espectador. >> ni mÁs ni menos que con la persona que fue condenada por el asesinato del director del diario el espectador. >> uribe a su turno y como parte de un extenso monÓlogo descalificÓ la investigación y la publicaciÓn del diario. >> no empiecen con las suspicacias de los tÍtulos, de los titulares investigando a medias. >> mostrÓ un documento cuyo contenido publicÓ horas despuÉs en su cuenta de twitter en el que segÚn Él comprueba que en esa Época se negÓ a particip

cerrÓ con broche de oro en su propia casa. >> ayer en el estadio salieron muchos carteles, acradeciendoalda jamÁs se casarÍa con alguien como usted. >> ¿y quiÉn dice que nos casamos, eh? la gata no es mujer para ser mi esposa, sÓlo nos juntamos. >> esmeralda. esmeralda, sal, que tenemos que hablar. >> ¿de quÉ quiere hablar con mi vieja? ¿serÁ que quiere ser el padrino de mi hijo? pues no se va a poder, imposible, porque el padrino es mi hermano que viene de italia. >> todo esto es mentira.

presuntamente vinculado al cÁrtel de sinaloa.l autor intelectual. >> son 7 t y media las que la policÍa encontrÓ camufladas al interruptor de rocas de carbÓn en trujillo, el norte de perÚ. ladrillos de cocaÍna copiada durante meses por una mafia mÉxico peruana. >> estamos en plena identificaciÓn de otros traficantes que tienen que ver. >> con que siguen investigando el caso con hermetismo, y se mostrÓ la fotografÍa de los mexicanos detenidos. se filtrÓ tambiÉn el nombre del mexicano que serÍa el financista de esta organizaciÓn. segÚn analistas, por el tipo de actividades que incluye el envÍo de droga a europa, se tratarÍa de un miembro del cÁrtel de sinaloa. para ello habÍa montado dos empresas de fachada con las que exportaban carbÓn a bÉlgica y espaÑa, desde el aÑo 2012. los paquetes de droga tienen distintos sellos y provienen de diferentes puntos de la selva peruana. el perÚ es el primer productor de cocaÍna en el mundo y se estÁ preparando para una nueva estrategia. >> estamos creando la unidad que va a luchar contra, en bus