del castillo: enfrentÃndolo.poco les querÃa... ellas ya estaban con mucho miedo. collins: pero hubo una muy cercana. del castillo: muy cercana a mÃ, la jessy. la jessy, pobrecita, porque ella pasÓ de todo. ella hasta perdiÓ el trabajo por lo que sucediÓ. pasaron muchÃsimas cosas y le hicieron auditorÃa. la estuvieron... tenÃa tambiÃn su telÃfono enganchado. una cosa espantosa, pero eso quieren. te quieren amedrentar, logran darte miedo, pero al final yo les decÃa y ya enojada, âque escuchen lo que quieran, escuchen, no tengo nada que esconder, absolutamente nada que esconderâ. a mà que me investiguen, me investigan en un dÃa, tengo 2 cuentas, la business y la personal. >> todo esto es muy, muy pesado, para mÃ, doloroso. estoy tratando de recoger los pedacitos que quedaron de mÃ, pero... ramos: ¿pedacitos que quedaron de ti? del castillo: sÃ, pues me hicieron pedazos porque siento que me destrozaron, me hicieron pedazos. collins: 6 aÃos despuÃs, la historia es diametralmente opuesta. en noviembre de 2017 fue e

what happened to father alexander castillo?lso lingering concerns about how the case was handled by both the diocese and law enforcement. and we reveal a letter by the priest himself that has never been made public until now. january 31st, 2019. >> bold new revelations today, involving the catholic church. >> reporter: the high-ranking church official is accused of sexually assaulting a minor. >> father alexander castillo is on paid administrative leave. >> reporter: in the nearly four years since the release of that letter, details from the diocese have been limited and questions about how long they took to report the accusations to police remain unanswered. here's what we knew right after the bishop's announcement. on january 30th, they informed castillo about the allegations and tell him he's being placed on leave. then early the next morning the diocese issues a press release announcing the suspension. after the press release here five hours would go by before the diocese first notified them about castillo's alleged abuse,

to the top because of the image of castillo .was a person nobody really knew. she was just in the presidential formula decided by the party. so to say dina boluarte was and now i meant simply that -- was an ally meant simply she was in the formula but there was no connection between some kind of party discipline or identity. was invited to be the candidate in the inial candidatehat with his image they would get a few parliamentarians. that is the context. the system in peru, this politicasystem ds not represent electors at all and therefore that we are reduced to a very degraded form of representation. this is symbolic representation. the persn power feels likely rather than a representation of interest, representation in the political arena. so this is the source of the problem. amy: on monday, peru's prime minister announced dina boluarte 's government had banned the former president evo morales from entering peruvian territory. this is what he said. >> the superintendency has decided to banned former bolivian president evo mor

was not going to support castillo, he attempted a coup.ed the congress and took over the judiciary. that deserves to be condemned. but, boluarte has not managed the situation very well. certainly the security forces with human rights violations has only fueled protests, anger and got us to the very dangerous point we are today. >> how do you see this playing out? >> unfortunately, the political establishment in lima is unable or unwilling to understand the root cause of the protest. they seem to be convinced this is just a "terrorist attack" on the country with no legitimacy and that it needs to be responded through force. causing the 50 bodies we have now in the country. unfortunately, i do not see this playing out in any way that is peaceful. at least not for some time. i think what the country requires is a longer process of national discussion about how to change the system, how to change the status quo so that it includes everyone. it is not possible to tell 20% of the population that yes, the state has succeeded, poverty is reduced,

the unrest started in december following the asking of president pedro castillo. it is now spread to many parts of the country, costing more than 50 lives and peruvian authorities of now closed the faint tourists side match a pitcher on account of the unrest at battle. fought in the streets of lima, police fire, tear gas angry protesters, fro brooks and bottles. they are demanding the resignation of precedent. deena bullard, they, the former vice president, took power after her predecessor pedro castillo, was ousted. castillo was abroad and corruption investigations and tried to dissolve congress ahead of an impeachment vote in the southern region of pu, know, a police station was set on fire, and another was attacked by hundreds of protesters. much of the worst violence has taken place in rural regions. many protest as c pedro castillo, who has indigenous routes as one of their own standing against the urban elite. in the affluent lima district of mir flores, life is very different from that in the provinces. not everyone has sympathy for the protesters, lemon ra

castillo is never indicted or charged with a crime.ever reveals the findings of the diocese internal investigation. and according to the diocese, they haven't been able to reach the priest since he left the country. >> no. i don't like the way they've handled it at all. >> reporter: tim steer is a former priest from the diocese of oakland and one of its biggest critics. the castillo case and the church's handling of other sex abuse scandals are on a long list of issues steer has with the diocese and its bishop. >> they've never been fully transparent about it. >> reporter: when the castillo story first broke, steer did some investigating of his own and got his hands on this letter that he says began circulating around the diocese. it's never been published until now. >> this is castillo's e-mailed letter that he sent to a few priest friends. >> reporter: steer says castillo's letter was sent to him by a priest we're not naming who works inside the diocese. >> and he's expressing his absolute desolation. >> reporter: the diocese and pol

so it's a now the blue i was a former left piece companion with castillo, now that castillo was taken out of power. she's a tact, i said power left woman. but she was like, one month ago from the left. so they want to capture power again. i don't think that this long terms, the pieces of a 3rd world country like poverty, not water, and all the shop long. right to do that with having the 3rd world are the cause. it's a current tactical cause for the moment to change the government to radicalize the situation. michael, would it be fair to say that what's lead to the situation is that, you know, there, there was perhaps some people would describe it as incompetent on behalf of castillo, because perhaps if a lack of presidential experience, but also congress continuously put obstacles in his face. and front defend to make sure that he couldn't rule. and that's what got us to the situation today. i think that's true. i, i would add a word to incompetence, which is corruption, which i think has been mentioned so far on the discussion, which i think is an important element to point to know t

country, demonstrating that the bonding fresh elections after the same as asking of president pedro castillo. the current president vladimir kolinski attends the funeral for the victims of a helicopter crash that killed the country's interior minister. earlier this week, nearly a dozen people including a child, died in the crash, and turkey cancels a visit by sweden's defense minister after stockholm grant permission for an anti turkish protest. it's the lightest escalation as anchor continues to block sweden speed to join nato. ah m. anthony howard walk into the program. dozens of people have been injured in the latest classes between anti government protestors and security forces emperors, capital lima, the unrest started in december following the asking of president pedro castillo. it has now spread to many other parts of the country, costing almost 50 lives and peruvian authorities have now moved to close the famed tourist side of much a pitch on account of the unrest at battle. fought in the streets of lima, police fire tear gas. angry protest is throw rocks and bottles. they are demand

the 1st then spread through castillo was ousted. it has now spread to many parts of the country, claiming almost 50 lives in authorities. have now moved to close the famed taurus site of much peach you due to the unrest. police in lena rated the university campus where protestors were in large numbers, arresting hundreds in the process buses ferried the detainees to a police station. tensions have flared for months. as protesters demand the resignation of president, deena blue arti, the former vice president took power after her predecessor pedro castillo was ousted. castillo was embroiled and corruption investigations, and tried to dissolve congress ahead of an impeachment, vote. authorities closed peruse, most iconic tourist destination mac picchu, leaving hundreds of tourists temporarily stranded. officials say the railway to the site had been damaged in multiple places. oh, much of the worst violence has taken place in rural regions. many protesters, c pager castillo, who has indigenous roots as one of their own standing against

many protesters see pedro castillo, who has indigenous routes as one of their own standing against the urban elite in the affluent lima district of me to florida. his life is very different from that. in the provinces, not everyone has sympathy for the protesters. eliminate lima, very muscle. the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're given me. he knows and they receive a lot of money. let me check if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there. they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system. little removal may not be looked at in a tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what the net, i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going up to fight up, even with that, the gate lieutenant, outside lima police headquarters, a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university r

castillo was abroad, and corruption investigations. and try to dissolve congress ahead of an impeachment vote in the southern region of pu, know, a police station was set on fire, and another was attacked by hundreds of protesters. much of the worst violence has taken place in rural regions. many protesters see pedro castillo, who has indigenous routes as one of their own standing against the urban elite. in the affluent lima district of mia flores, life is very different from that in the provinces. not everyone has sympathy for the protesters. preliminary lima berg amazon. the problem is not lima, but the regional governors or mayors, they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're given being in law and they receive a lot of money moved to here and we took it. if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but for protesters gathered in the city center, it's about a broken political system. the horrible minot will look at in a tiny group of people, hold the power of manage the

still calling for pedro castillos promises to be fulfilled. ah hello, we got more very mild weather, pushing it across so much of here. no great changes there, but i think it will become less mile for some as we go through the next couple days, big hook of cloud as rolling in from the atlantic. and that's another intense area of low pressure amount at this time of year caused. does me wet and windy we are seeing that so wet and with the weather streaming in from the atlantic, bringing cloud and rain then in that wet weather will set in across western parts of the central and eastern areas. still a good deal of dry weather around in terms of the temperature cities, sir. still the cool cyber he's very cold. there for moscow should be about minus 6 celsius might have 15. not as cold as it has been though. still plenty of mild weather across central parts and it stays that way as we go on through the next couple of days. you can see how moscow will see those temperatures, just flicking and flying a little bit. as we go on through the next couple o

the country has seen a weeks of clashes since the ouster of president pedro castillo. what will it take? to quell the unrest. oh, for the most good, we're asking for congress to shut down. totally shut down political. ah! welcome to the show. it's good to have you with us. we begin the day with russian claims that its forces have captured the town of sola dar, an eastern ukraine if true, this would mark a rare victory for moscow. after months of setbacks for its troops, ukraine's military leaders have rejected the claim saying its soldiers are holding the line and the battle is ongoing. oh, sides have conceded heavy losses in the fighting, though the number of casualties is unknown. in a rare concession, the russian army gave praise to the wagner mercenary group which spearheaded the assault and sol adar opinions are divided on the strategic importance of the thought mining town. frank lead, which is the military analyst at the university of portsmouth in the united kingdom . earlier, we asked him what the loss of sola dar, if confirmed would mean for ukraine. there is

the former vice president took power after her predecessor pedro castillo was ousted. castillo was embroiled in corruption investigations and tried to dissolve congress ahead of an impeachment vote. authorities close peruse, most iconic tourist destination machu picchu, leaving hundreds of tourist temporarily stranded. officials say the railway to the site had been damaged in multiple places. oh, much of the worst violence has taken place in rural regions. many protesters see pedro castillo, who has indigenous routes as one of their own standing against the urban elite in the affluent lima district of mute florida's life is very different from that in the provinces. not everyone has sympathy for the protesters. eliminate lima very. most of the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected, and yet they do nothing with the money they're given me. you know, us and they receive a lot of money. moved to it, if you ask many of the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it

also on the program. tyson's por, in to peruse capital in support of ousted president pedro castillo. police are in force and made concerns of new violence in a crisis that has already claimed more than 50 lives. and actor alec baldwin is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter over a fatal shooting of a crew member on a film set. he could face jail time. ah, i'm pablo police. welcome to the program. germany's new defense minister bars historian has hosted his us counterpart, lloyd austin here in berlin for talked on ukraine. their meeting comes ahead of nato consultations on friday at which countries are expected to make critical decisions about further military aid. to keep germany is facing mounting pressure to allow allies to send german made tanks to ukraine a busy 1st day in office. shortly after getting his certificate of appointment, forest historian met his us counterpart, lloyd austin, both of them signals the unified stuns. i'd like to thank the german government for all that it has done to strengthen ukraine, self defense, and your contributions of security assistance a

the country has seen a weeks of clashes since the ouster of president pedro castillo. what will it take to quell the unrest? oh, for the most good, we're asking for congress to shut down. totally shut down political. ah, welcome to the show. it's good to have you with us. we begin the day with russian claims that its forces have captured the town of sola dar, an eastern ukraine if true, this would mark a rare victory for moscow. after months of setbacks for its troops, ukraine's military leaders have rejected the claim saying its soldiers are holding the line and the battle is ongoing. oh, sides have conceded heavy losses in the fighting, though the number of casualties is unknown. in a rare concession, the russian army gave praise to the wagner mercenary group which spearheaded the assault and sol adar opinions are divided on the strategic importance of the thought mining town. frank lead, which is the military analyst at the university of portsmouth in the united kingdom . earlier, we asked him what the loss of sola dar, if confirmed would mean for ukraine. there is

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borja: hoy se estrenan por vix+, "volver a caer", protagonizada por kate del castillo y max iglesias,. que es rico en proteínas y esta listo en solo dos minutos. para echarte a andar el cuerpo. mmm. encuentra los desayunos de jimmy dean en la sección de congelados. hoy es tu día para brillar. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: ha surgido un nuevo y peligroso retÉn tiktok, atenciÓn, padre, porque ya enviado al menos ados niÑos a un hospital en mÉxico. un challenge que consiste en grabarse bajo los efectos del medicamento clonazepam. los 10 niÑos de los que hablamos fueron hospitalizados consÍntomas de intoxicaciÓn, la recomendaciÓn de los expertos, una vez mÁs, es que hablen con sus hijos sobre los peligros a los que pueden enfrentarse los menores de edad con este tipo de retos. carolina: la familia del niÑo de 6 aÑos que disparÓ en contra de su maestra en una escuela primaria de virginia rompe el silencio, mediante un comunicado dieron su apoyo esta maestra y dijeron que el arma estaba debidamente guardada, y que el niÑo tiene una discapacidad aguda, explicaron que el padre

kate del castillo: una nueva.hizo mÁs fuerte? kate del castillo: me burlo completamente de todo lo que pasÓ. maria: tragedia mÁs tiempo es igual a comer y los mexicanos saben reÍrse hasta de la muerte. kate del castillo: una vez que haces algo asÍ con una tragedia como esto, ya la sobrepasas. hÍjole, es que hay tantas cosas. cuando empieza a sonar una alarma que supuestamente del hotel donde estoy y empiezo a correr, quiÉn es? la dea, l el fbi, no, dÉjenme pasar porque soy inocente. marÍa antonieta. hoy recuerda aquello que sÓlo ella viviÓ. kate del castillo: habÍa gente tomÁndole fotos a mi casa haciÉndose los jardineros. marÍa antonieta: cÓmo vencer ese miedo? kate del castillo: enfrentÁndolo. yo no tenÍa ni idea de cÓmo reaccionar a lo que estaba sucediendo y despuÉs decidÍ salir. tenÍa pÁnico de salir de mi casa. marÍa antonieta: la actriz saben carne propia lo que es volver a levantarse. kate del castillo: estoy completamente limpia porque he sido una mujer onetti soy una mujer honorable. no soy lo que estuvi

francisca: nos visita en vivo kate del castillo.e de estÍmulo del tÍo sam y no eras elegible. raÚl: para esto y mucho mÁs quÉdate en "despierta amÉrica". los dÍas comienzan con la mejor energÍa. [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: arriba, familia! con la energÍa de viernes. [risas] [mÚsica] nos vamos para los Ángeles. ahÍ estÁ denisse reyes. buenos dÍas. denisse: buenos dÍas. esta maÑana me encuentro con mis amigas chulas en la. >> nos encanta tenerte aquÍ. siempre es un placer ponerte bajo ellas de lo que eres. denisse: gracias. es viernes y el cuerpo lo sabe. nos estamos arreglando. quÉ creen? el mundo de las redes sociales tambiÉn esta a todo lo queda. listos para escuchar los colores de la raza? vamos a verlo. es viernes! vamos a entrar al chismerio cibernÉtico. empezamos con chiquis. estÁ de lanzamiento. su nueva canciÓn se llama "porque soy abeja reina". estÁ muy buena la rola. aquÍ va un pedacito. [mÚsica] ahora nos vamos con el mero mero de la familia aguilar. pepe compartiÓ una foto de hace mÁs de 24 aÑos. la verdad analizando bien la fot

you welcome to what one month on video castillo is a symbol fading away. but the people of woody bessie, his promises are now a force for renewed hope. and the only way for change they say, is to continue fighting mcginnis. and just, i just see that would hipa a booty, mac. to subway trains of collided in mexico city, killing one person, at least 57 others were injured. emergency crews rescued. 4 people trapped in one carriage. mexico capitol has seen several accidents on its metro in recent years. 26 people died in may 2021. when a rail overpass collapse, colombians took to the streets this week to celebrate diversity. it's all part of an annual festival known as the black and white carnival, terribly southwestern city of pascoe and it falls on indigenous spanish and african traditions. the purpose is to promote equality and respect among people from different ethnic backgrounds. and we're here to take part in the carnival. we came with our family to enjoy diversity. it's a way to recognize our culture and our ancestors. we're happy to celebrate this trad

jorge: kathe del castillo se reinventa como productora y comienza a cosechar Éxitos.s hacer... ...no taxes. ♪ ilia: con la foto publicada por parÍs hilton hace pensar que la empresaria ya es madre, se observa a un bebÉ tomando el pulgar de una bebÉ, y escribiÓ, " eres amado mÁs allÁ de las palabras", este serÍa el primer hijo de paris hilton y su esposo. jorge: segÚn la revista "people" una mujer anÓnima estÁ demandando al boxeador profesional mike tyson por 5 millones de dÓlares que incluyen daÑos fÍsicos, psicolÓgicos y emocionales por una supuesta violaciÓn. esto habrÍa ocurrido principios de los aÑos 90 en un club de nueva york. los representantes de tyson todavÍa no han respondido. maÑana en "despierta amÉrica" presentarÁn una entrevista con kathe del castillo, la entrevista la va a conducir marÍa antonieta. ilia: este es un adelanto. >> no me arrepiento absolutamente de nada de lo que yo hice, me arrepiento de no haber seguido mi instinto y de confiar en gente que no debÍa haber confiado. marÍa: en la nueva actriz y productora que dejÓ atrÁs el capÍtulo que hace

one month on bidder castillo, as a symbol fading away. but the people of rudy bessy, his promises are now a force for renewed hope and the only way for change they see is to continue fighting mcginnis and just i just see that we did a booty mc calm has returned to the mexican city of calia con after a day of violence, 29 people were killed were members of the powerful sinaloa cartel confronted security forces. the government was deployed an additional $1000.00 troops to the city. violence broke out when police arrested a drug kingpin on thursday or video goes. one is the son of the imprisoned drug, lord l. chapel and an important figure in the civil law cartel. countries in east africa, the whole of africa continue to suffer the most severe drought in 70 years. the you and his want of famine. if aid isn't provided soon, the conditions are limiting. farmers efforts to grow crops and res livestock. katherine sawyer reports now from the corner in eastern kenya. this is a familiar sight in somalia, capital mogadishu, hundreds of families, i h

the countries deadly political crisis deepens. supporters of ousted president petal castillo, are demanding the resignation of his replacement president deena baldwin. oh, they came by the thousands to oust to president. and after weeks of turmoil and deadly violence, their demands are getting louder. ah, more than $10000.00 police officers greeted demonstrators on the streets of the previous capital authorities taking no chances at the country's worst violence in 2 decades. and it's not long. the full tensions boil over ah, again, has been growing across peru since the arrest, the former president pedro castillo, the country's 1st leader from a rural and d in background. many of those demonstrating here have traveled from the poorer region. now bring that fight to the capitol, fueled by mistrust in the countries elite. an anger at the bloodshed linked crackdowns on protest is in their home towns get a more long survey. we won't, di napoli wanted to resign, and a conquest to be restructured. and that i sounded and we want a new constitution so that the country can find its way back to p. i

now as prosecutors build a case against castillo, some voters say there still waiting for the changes that he promised or corresponded marianna sanchez reports now from whatever casteel strongholds in the andean region. oh, from the mountain homes to the streets of the small town of lipa high, a. b. b. o. 100 firm is doing disney, the mont demanding the rights to promises. former president bill castillo made during his campaign. yeah, little hook. media bianca says she will not give up from the expectations she had when she voted for him 18 months ago. 11 the laws are made to favorite. the rich, we don't have a voice or a vote. we want a constituent assembly to close congress. and we want president dina bullard to, to resign. she does not represent us. many protesters here see kathy's removal from office and arrest me kim, medical prisoner disorders cause to your order, the dissolution of congress. and the rest of the prosecutor investigating him on corruption allegations. now he faces charges of rebellion and up to 20 years in prison. oh, i see a one with more than 80 percent of the

one month on bill castillo is a symbol fading away. but the people of what he passe, his promises are now a force for renewed hope. and the only way for change they say is to continue fighting. medina, santas, i just see that would be a bully, mac, or people in the us state of california trying to clean up after days of devastating storms. many a bracing for more severe weather expected to sweep northern regions in the coming days. alexandra buyers, reports dominic king's restaurant would normally be full of dinars, enjoying food and ocean views. but not any more. the village of capital, it was among the worst to be hit by last week's storm. it stirred up some of the biggest swells in years waves as high as 7 meters tore up historic piers and damaged homes and businesses. it's our family restaurant, you know, we've had it for like a decade it's. it's definitely places where we've had a lot of good memories. it's more than just a business. so it's, it's really hard to see kind of in the state that it is utility companies are working to

castillo is being investigated for inciting a rebellion after illegally trying to dissolve congress. marianna sanchez has more from police, can peruse capital lima. we know that it more than 11000 police have been deployed in the capital to ah, to counter this a one or if not 2 days of protest here in the capital, there are guarding the important places for the, for the, for the capitol. they have closed the area, the premises of the presidential palace of congress of the plaza on martin, which is the place where most of these people are on their way to gather their plaza. so nothing is not always the meeting point, and we will see not only people from the provinces, but people from other places in the mother capital joining these protestors. i think there's a lot of concern of what will happen to day and tomorrow. others, a national strike here are there's been a nearly 50 people dead related to the protest. so as these say there's a lot of concern and prosecutors will be accompanying police to see what kinds of a weapons they have. it to a counter, the protest today that could beco