centers the deals with mexico and efforts by kamala harris and others in the partnership for central americato stabilize the economy so that there are jobs and economic opportunity, we need a holistic picture than what we have right now. i disagree with jim we just lose track of millions of people and they are brought over in observatory circumstances but there is no doubt it is a major problem and identifying the southern border as a problem. what will fix it is more resources into the processing of real cases unless wee want to walk away from asylum laws which i don't believe we do that as part of the question, that is believed the division right now do we stand by the actual flaws today and finally to process these? backlogged and overwhelmed right now or do we spend the laws to create other alternatives and i have to tell you in america there is a place where immigrants and injustices, we welcome that flesh many books we have to wrestle with how to get this right but not enough resources right now. >> let's talk to make in minnesota, democrat. >> what to do about gun shooting basis and i

many thousands of farmers from central america attempt to that same trek every year. if they make it into the us, they usually take on unskilled labor and send their hard earned money back home to their families. of santa alaina's, 14000 residence, 2000 left their homes for the u. s. last year. david benitez wants to show those who remain how to build resilient farms stick. i think the style both on the, on the coffee, grown and shade is less susceptible to rust monger, a step by step, the farmer should make the transition to shaded cultivation on one profess orthodontic feel. together they draw up a plan that will help gloria ventura increase her yield. hey, sandra, had a bullet lawyer, complaint trees all along the banks of the creek law and that our motto, malaria. this will increase the humidity in the area in micro organisms and warms will do their work. alive. gloria ventura is among the ab small holders who have joined to the petrov community. they benefit from its sale system my idea of both authentic is i got to put a most coffee growers need to take out loan

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a secret tunnel was discovered in the pyramid of cheops, and in central america the oldest map of the starry sky in the world and the first russian final of the atp tournament medvedev against rublev and prize money of almost three million dollars were found in central america. two dimensional residents were killed today as a result of artillery shelling of gorlovka from the side of the armed forces in the city, the gas pipeline was interrupted, dachas and private garages were destroyed, shells turned trucks into a pile of debris and passenger car, and in the morning, not far from donetsk, a ukrainian drone with explosives hit the building of the village administration , injuring two people. all. this is against the backdrop of intense fighting in areas from flint to artemasque from the special operation zone, reports of our military correspondents nikolai tolkachev and aleksandrovkatsuba. the enemy was beaten by the guardsmen of the country of tashkent, the second brigade of the second army corps, together with other units of the enemy, destroyed. now they are fighting even further p

russian scientists who conduct research in central america made the most important historical and scientific the world's oldest map of the starry sky was discovered, how it was found and how the dark starry sky of donbass helped scientists who studied rock paintings in central america about this in the report of my colleague sergei brilyova his story he will begin with the city of antiqua in gwenval. translated from spanish antiva - this is the old or former former capital full the name is beautiful. my new capital was a whole captaincy general, who was a giant captaincy general of central america, included the lands of the current independents , guatemala, honduras, mexico , nicaragua and el salvador were beaten for guatemala, nicaragua and el salvador. built amazing cities here with pyramids, like tickal and the very ones that a genius from russia from leningrad deciphered the mysterious writing for all mankind, his name is now worn from american center for research and the russian state university for the humanities and that's about this center. today. it can be said, again, in guatemala,

the thing is most of these i people come from central and south america.isis right now, a migratory crisis and this is a bottleneck of migrants, and of thousands arriving to the region hoping to get asylum in the us because the us now has a very strict rule against that, mexico is under pressure to try to handle all these migrants. in pressure to try to handle all these mi . rants. , pressure to try to handle all these miarants. , ., , ., , ., migrants. in terms of the history of this location. _ migrants. in terms of the history of this location, have _ migrants. in terms of the history of this location, have we _ migrants. in terms of the history of this location, have we seen - migrants. in terms of the history of| this location, have we seen anything like this happen before? is this a one off? is there something the authorities could have anticipated or prepared for? i do authorities could have anticipated or prepared for?— or prepared for? i do not know if they could _ or prepared for? i do not know if they could have _ or prepared for? i do not know

you talked about in that statement, china's influence in central america and south america. headline on that front from fox news, trying to flex its -- china flexing its muscle and -- in latin america, the latest security challenge to the united states. they know in the last two decades china has ramped up its economic ties across latin america, china's rising influence in the region that has washington increasingly concerned, the growing threat china poses to the u.s. has moved ever forward, they say, in -- they write in the american consciousness, as defense officials and lawmakers monitor emerging trends from beijing's burgeoning relationships worldwide. china's quiet expansion in the southern hemisphere has increasingly caught the attention of u.s. defense officials and lawmakers, they note, including florida republican congresswoman maria elvira salazar, and growing -- who grew attention to the growing security threats emerging from latin america. that story from fox news. if you want to read more from it. this is bradley in north richland hills, texas. good morning. ca

taiwan's president arrives in new york visit, allegedly unofficial transit on the way to central americagn ministry considers this a lie and calls on washington to stop any official relations with taipei. they violate the principle of one china, otherwise the states will face a tough response, but the american administration stubbornly pretends that there are no reasons for disagreement, as white house spokesman john kirby said the day before, the visit will not affect relations in any way. with china, biden is still waiting for a sidimping phone call. but she still can’t get through at the hotel where she stayed and the head of taiwan met her enough noise. noisy on the one hand , supporters of the independence of the island, and on the other , opponents who staged a demonstration. while the states are trying to impose their rules on the internal affairs of other states. china is increasing its influence in the international arena. beijing has established contacts with the middle east and latin america by putting an end to the dollar, as a reserve currency, an agreement on the transition

my new capital was a whole general captaincy, who the gigantic captaincy general of central america enteredlands of the present-day independents fought for guatemalan honduras campfires. mexico is not nicaragu and salvador a was the general captaincy of the spanish empires the spaniards then seized the lands here, primarily the maya indians, those who built amazing cities here with pyramids, like tickals and those very something natural writing for all mankind , were deciphered by a genius from russia from leningrad, his name is now carried from the american research center and rggu and about this center. today. it can be said, again, in guatemala, but now, under the city, another truly amazing discovery has been made about what was here before the spaniards. and even before may direct speech. we started to work. uh, in this place, about 3-4 years ago. and our task was well, just to explore the rock paintings, and in general, nothing foreshadowed surprises; in fact , galina ershova, the leaders of the soul of the center and miknurova , being modest, the task was to use the norzow method to

this is a state that's very popular among migrants from southern mexico, from central america as well. south america were making their way north toward the united states. stuffing these trucks with migrants. unfortunately, it is a very common practice for human smugglers. unfortunately, these accidents are also for to come in as soon as we started hearing these news lines coming out of vera cruz, our crew for al jazeera, here in mexico city, i think immediately thought back to a story that we reported on just last year in june. in san antonio were 53 migrants were found dead in the back of a freight truck dying at who had died of as fixation of of heat stroke. fortunately, even though this case in vera cruise was very similar to what happened last year in san antonio. as you mentioned there in your introduction, carrie, there was a certain level of sophistication to this specific case. there were fans built in a ventilation system built into this truck. so even though the truck driver did abandon the migrants, they didn't suffocate, they still had air. they could still breathe inside

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the issue -- my concern is, having been stationed in central america, things are so bad. those borders cannot be controlled. it would be the great migration to the north. host: that is joe in wilmington. sounds like a lovely morning in wilmington with the birds chirping. [laughter] guest: very true. host: those are good points. certainly, as long as the conditions are such an central america, south america, there are 7 million displaced venezuelans around the hemisphere. guest: there are haitians migrating from all over the hemisphere. you are right. my understanding is, it is because they cannot provide for their families and themselves safely in their country, so they move. that is why i think those strategies need to be long-term and short-term. the long-term has to try to create the condition such as i said before, migration is people -- something people can do if they want to and they should be legal procedures to do so. but, it is not something people should feel like they have to do. host: garden grove, california. nancy, you are next with andrew rudman. caller: th

so yes, this is not just central to america. this is being used to destabilize other countries as well. coming back to the last part of the question, is it actually benefiting? but we'll look at the founder of the black life movement. she went on to live. she went on to bite, i think a multi $1000000.00 mansion and black lives. black life matter movement is still there. it was. so just if it is a social cause, somebody is running with a social agenda and might, i would still be there to support that person be should still be there to support the lesson. whether this turns into a business. it only has to benefit a few, which is what has happened with talk as of which is what happened with most of the social agenda that this will groups are running. so that's my opinion. we've interestingly seen many minority stand up today and question the, you know, so called woke values that were supposed to give, that they were supposed to support. what does it mean that about the core message, if minorities themselves are not necessarily behi

i mean, i've seen it in central america when i've gone to guatemala, you see the united nations down there. tell me what you've seen while writing this book. it's true. there there is a constellation of american ngos, lawyers, united nations agencies of various kinds that have all coalesced around the traffic, the migrant traffic, all the way down to south america. i think the first time that i really saw this, i was in reynosa, which is right across from mcallen, texas. big camp there, crowded camp. and everybody's in line for something, you know, some kind of aid. this kind of aid if covid shots or whatever. and one of the lines was they were being handed debit cards and so i went right up to the front of the line, and i started to take photos and video of the debit cards. and i'm asking the worker, what is this? and he says, well, you know, i work with iom, the international office for migration, and these are credit cards. we're handing out all these credit cards. well, how much is on them? well, they get for almost $400 every two weeks. and it's renewable while they wait to find

certainly one of the consideration for a lot of these countries, especially in areas of central america where china has really been increasing its influence and expanding its influence. but at the same time, i think we need to look back to a lot of these countries facing dept and also need to develop their infrastructure in compare to time one. china just has a lot more in its resources to deploy and also you launch the so called check diplomacy to lower these countries to ship their depend. that magic recognition, search and rescue efforts are underway after a tornado route through the southern us state of mississippi. at least 25 people have been confirmed dead and dozens injured. the governor has declared a state of emergency. we consume sharif reports, a trail of destruction that stretches more than 270 kilometers a tomatoes spread through several towns on it's our long journey in mississippi, ripping about everything in its pop, rolling fork in the room, mississippi. delta is the hardest hit. nearly half the beds have been reported here . i have seen better days, but this is the wo

and a lot of them are in the caribbean and central america at the same time trying to find one go deep and ties with other countries. william duping some countries. that breaking ties with taiwan because they see perhaps a new geo political reality with a much more emboldened and aggressive china. and they don't want to face the wrath of an angry beijing. right. i think that's certainly one of the consideration for a lot of these countries, especially in areas of central america where china has really been increasing its influence and expanding its influence. but at the same time, i think we need to look back to a lot of these countries facing dept and also need to develop their infrastructure and compare it to time one. china just has a lot more in its resources to deploy and also you launch these so called check diplomacy to lord these countries to ship their depend that magic of recognition. and it's interesting because you point to the south. on the other hand, many eastern european countries like the check republic, poland back here, they're looking to strengthen ties with ty, pay

american nation and a decades long relations with taiwan. honduras is an important country in central america. the government of honduras chooses to stand with $181.00 countries in the world recognise and undertake to adhere to the one china principal, severe the so called diplomatic relations with taiwan, establish diplomatic relations with the people's republic of china and undertake that endures, shall no longer develop an official relations or official exchanges with taiwan. this is the right choice, that is in line with the prevailing trend and supported by the people. china highly appreciate that the suffering of thighs came after the honduran foreign minister visited beijing. now, during foreign ministry, states that it recognized taiwan as an inseparable parts of chinese territory and beijing as the only legitimate governments. the loss of relations with on doris leaves taiwan with formal diplomatic ties with just 13 states around the globe, including the vatican city. i pay how the cues, the central american country are been lured by china with promises of financial investments and h

here we have named one city among six cities in central america, they are in the south, but nonethelessswer because the city is associated, of course, with latin america in a broad sense . let's try the version ah montevideo montevideo is beautiful. what were the other versions of brazil by pavel sao paulo, brazil about the mistake in central america about probably this is mexico city somehow, of course, let's open mexico city yes 180 points. it would be possible to earn. let's open the third line and discussed this capital of the country. it is called brazil. what else was discussed and sao paulo was? well, it looks like it doesn't exist, right? okay, let's open the line. the second one is either an ancient ancient city, but nevertheless the city , although in fact a tourist site, is already 120 120 points. well, well, we must reveal the secret. unfortunately, the answer, which no one named on the sixth line, therefore, so that there is a real drama. we want to hear how you react to the sixth line, which we now let's open lima, a country in peru. that's what they called it in sixth pla

certainly one of the consideration for a lot of these countries, especially in areas of central america where china has really been increasing its influence and expanding its influence. but at the same time, i think we need to look back to a lot of these countries facing dept and also need to develop their infrastructure and compare it to time one. china just has a lot more in its resources to deploy and also you launch these so called check diplomacy to lower these countries to ship their depend. that magic of recognition, search and rescue efforts are underway after tornado ripped through the southern us state of mississippi. at least 25 people have been confirmed dead and dozens injured. instead of emergency has been declared, she returns the reports. through the town of rolling fork in the rural mississippi, delta took a direct hit from a tornado on friday night and accounted for the majority of the casualties. such was the power of a toy. later daybreak was reportedly trained thousands of meters into the air. we got the muzzle held them and to get people not a can afford the time.

we know that there were 68 man from central and south america and the center and at the time of the fire that they were detained by the mexican border patrol that same day some were even held in. 7 locked rooms, which makes of course, a situation even more, more, more dramatic, and more tragic. and what's the center for what goes on? while the president of mexico la pezora calls it a shelter for migrants. but it's important feel to point out at that this is a government run migrant detention center. the. the national migration institute as it's called is a center. we're a migrants, a caught by the border police from mexico are being held before they are deported to their home countries. some say there are 4 days as i mean for weeks am. and the thing is that, that the border city as you, that white as is already full of immigrants, the shelters are packed so many of the immigrants are sleeping on the streets or in churches. and a couple of days ago, many of them went to the bridge that connects as to that wireless to the city of a paso. and they tried to cross altogether to the other side

a record number of people trying to reach the u.s., comely -- coming mainly from central and south americaying to avoid poverty or olence they are experiencing in their countries. spending days or months of their life trying to reach the border, they arrive to the border and cannot cross. from january 2023 because of this context, go bidens administration decided to reinforce the security level in the border, including that they cannot enter. these centers of detention have become overflown with people that are living not only in wires, but many cities across the border. they are trying to go inside, but cannot. so they are trying to survive. they don't have money or food. poor health conditions. in l.a., she described it as a situation of desperation for many. >> let's get more on this story. will, you have heard that update. what more can you tell us about what happened? >> the very fact it is the most deadly fire of its type in the country's history in a migration detention center tells us a great deal. i have been in a position where i've had the awful kind of reporting task of returni

every year tens of thousands of migrants from southern mexico, central and south america are placingives in the hands of human smugglers. more often than not they make their way into the united states. we not always hear about these cases of art scale human smuggling. most of the time people make it. it is only when these large accidents or large numbers of people are found by authorities that we hear about this on the news. ultimately at the end the day we know that human smugglers know that is big business to move people illegally across mexico into the united states every year. >> more than 60,000 somalis have fled to neighboring ethiopia to escape violence. tensions between rebel fighters loyal to be -- to smaller you and authorities have been building for weeks. more than 200 people killed in last month. they are working with the ethiopian government to provide lifesaving aid. they have claimed independence from smelliest sense 1991 but has never been -- from somalia since 1991 but never recognized internationally. >> the somali federal government stands for unity. we believe un

checkpoints and basically made that mexico b the border for, for the makers that are coming from central america, the caribbean, and other parts of the world that they cannot get past mexico that they are doing both the migration enforcement work of the united states before they even get to the united states. that was journalist and delusional. solo speaking to us earlier from mexico city. now, hundreds of thousands of people in france have taken pos in fresh protests, and strikes against pension reforms is the 10th day of nationwide actions since mid january, while most demonstrated peacefully. they were clashes with police and several major cities. president emanuel macro has refused to back down on his decision to increase the retirement age to 64. nearly 2 weeks after president macaroni pushed the changes through parliament, public fury shows no sign of abating. 740000 people, marched across the country. on tuesday the government said, in the western city of not the barricades burned, it's we who work. it's we who decide reach the banner. in the south, thousands marched on the old port of ma

as we know that the current current present time one is due to be traveling to central america and making a stop in l. a. and meeting the current us house speaker, kevin mccarthy. and that meeting and trip is likely going to also be a source for the framing over here for my enjoy. and also the kmc trips to china for domestic consumption in taiwan. and thanks very much for bringing us a context yang in type a thank you. so much thank you. and a quick look now at some of the stories making news around asia. taiwan has ordered flag from his embassy on duty off to the central american country, open diplomatic relations with china. taiwan accuse china of using coercion and intimidation to your away if few remaining allies this reached by honduras leaves taiwan with the diplomatic recognition of only 13 states. man, mazel, delita has told troops they need to take decisive action against those fighting army rule may not hang was speaking during annual armed forces, day ceremonies, mandatory sees par and imprison elected officials following a cool in 2021. and south korea says it's begun naval ma

and central america and an effort to shore up support in the face of tensions with china. she was greeted there by supporters on a stop over new york city. beijing has warned of reprisals if she meets you as house be kevin mccarthy. and china consider yourself all taiwan as part of its territory to be re taken by force if necessary. on negation make written e g, the more united the taiwanese are, the safer taiwan will be. an essay for taiwan will be to say for the world will be, we will work hand in hand with our democratic partners to continue to firmly walk on the path of democracy and freedom. i could, i was, constitutional court has ruled than impeachment, hearings against present. guillermo, lasso canned again. opposition politicians accused the conservative president of corruption and his dealings with state companies as to deny as the allegations his party has a minority and the national assembly. barnes has the option of dissolving it and calling early elections was ours is in mexico have opened a homicide investigation and identified 8 suspects after a fire at a m

amy: we just have a minute, but i wanted to ask you to put el salvador in the context of central america america overall, where you have come argentina and colombia legalizing abortion. what is happening in centl amica overall? >> i knew colombia, abortion was legalized. in -- central america, major setback because more and more nservative right wing evangelical politician said power are creating major setbacks. in honduras, it is illegal to even talk about it in parliament. in guatemala, they made a family law that also says abortion is totally prohibited for nicaragua, it is totally prohibited. el salvador, most extreme law -- amy: and mexo? >> criminalized with 30, 40, 50 years of prison. amy: and mexico? >> mexico now it is legal to have an abortion and it is unconstitutional to criminalize abortion. amy: we want to thank you so much for being with us. celina escher is a salvadoran-swiss filmmaker and the director of the award-winning documentary "fly so far." speaking to us from stockholm, sweden. that does it for our show. have a productive, successful, happy international women's

now you also have immigrants from haiti who are being smuggled in through central america and up into mexico and haitian networks that are trying to bring them across as well. the gulf cartel does not like outsiders, does not like competition, does not like anybody who is not kicking back. >> officials in rochester, new york are investigating the deaths of two people caught in a stampede at a concert. eight others were injured. police say a large crowd started pushing toward the exits sunday night. a lot of people say they heard what sounded like gunshots. >> going toward the door to leave out and everybody started rushing back so we started running. >> doing a lot of pushing and shoving. i was one that was on the ground. thank god i did get up. but you know everybody wasn't so fortunate. it was a different experience, very scary. never been through nothing like this. >> the city's mayor says it is too early to say what led to the incident. authorities are investigating what the proper safety measures were and were they followed. >>> and there is growing concern about aviation safety

this visit to central america, to belize and guatemala, you know, this really highlights the fact that in diplomatic terms far more isolated than it has ever been. it has lost the recognition of some countries. we have to recognize that all the countries that recognize taiwan are micro-states and poor and what they want is economic development, so they are looking to china on that. it is a huge market and they are willing to spend on infrastructure. i don't see how taiwan can match that. it is the u.s. that needs to step up and do that and taiwan can help do that, but look i think more of these countries will -- haslinda: has china's diplomacy change since the suggestion that xi jinping has consolidated power at home and ensuring stability at home so it can take more risks are broad? >> yeah, well, you know, the situation globally and that has been spoken about by the german chancellor and also by xi jinping and others, we are at a real turning point. just yesterday, the combined weight of the brics outweighs the g7 and gdp. there is a real turn. china, india, brazil are leveraging the

the giant captaincy general of central america included the lands of the current independents foughtco nicaragua and saldor. and it was the general captaincy of the spanish empire spaniards then they seized lands here, first of all the maya indians, those who built amazing cities here with pyramids, like dikal and those very something true writing for all mankind was deciphered by a genius from russia, yuri ignorrzov from leningrad, his name is now carried from the american research center and rggu and about this center. today. it can be said, again, in guatemala, but now under the urban allah of holland, we have made another truly amazing discovery about what was here before the spaniards. and even until may direct speech. we started working. uh, in this place, about 3-4 years ago. and our task was well, just to explore the rock paintings, and in general, nothing foreshadowed surprises; in fact , galina ershova, the leaders of the soul center named after the pink window, is modest , the task was to use the norzow method to check the version that this rock painting is all 6,000 years

the state is also a popular route among migrants from southern mexico, from central and south america who are making their way through mexico north toward the united states. this is also a state where human smuggling is quite common. this particular practice of stuffing migrants into the back of freight trucks is unfortunately quite common. so our deadly incidents involving migrants on the road or, or as soon as we saw these news lines coming out of vectors, our crew here in mexico. i think all of us immediately thought back to that case, that story that we reported just last year in june out of san antonio. where 53 migrants were found in the back of a freight truck who had died from its fixation from exposure from extreme heat. fortunately, although this case here in vera cruz is quite similar to what happened in san antonio last year and that the drivers of these trucks fled the scene. what you mentioned in your introduction are the fact that there was ventilation built in fans built into the roof of this freight truck. it's not only shows of the sort of level of sophistication tha

many of the victims are thought to migrants from central and south america trying to reach the united to hospital. the fire occured at a facility in ciudad huarez, across the borderfrom el paso, texas. giovanni lepri is the un refugee agency's representative in mexico. i began by asking him for his reaction to the incident. the first reaction is that it's a tragedy, there is no other way to describe it. it's a tragedy, it's dramatic, but it's not the only one. it's a symptom of a much bigger situation, much bigger issue that is affecting people on the move in this region. we're talking about thousands of thousands of people on the move for different reasons, seeking protection, seeking alternatives — and i think we should look at this tragedy from this perspective. you alluded there to the current migrant situation at the us southern border — what are your specific concerns right now about what's going on there? the situation at the border is complex, it's not the only one, there are others in the region. but the border areas between mexico and the us are among the most dangerous for

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