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i guess all that messages all those cardenas that chavez did in just like ingraining the message into people that even if they're in a place with no electricity. no medicine no work. they still believe in. well, i think that what's going on there is i mean, first of all propaganda is very successful and sort of a connection of populism is very successful too in terms of you know, people really identified with with chavez. i think that what i mean, there was an election last november for mayors and governors across the country and one of the interesting things there is that the opposition wins 123 mayorships, which is a third of all the ones across the country and they won in places. they had won anything in years and years and they wrote one in a lot of rural areas which were some of those strongest most loyal tavistas. so what you saw what you see in those election results, is that there have there used to be this very personal identification one-on-one of people to child as and to chinese small and that seems to have broken for a lot of people now with you know, the crisis in maduro

"perro": han jugado junto con chÁvez. ivÁn: un delanteros y dos de la media.con ella con tranquilidad. "profe" en: ahora guillermo almada piden la tarjeta. me parece que ella quiere buscar que se empiece a emparejar. "perro": queda atrÁs cÁceres. los invitamos a disfrutar en familia los nuevos capÍtulos de la rosa de guadalupe. toque largo de chÁvez. llega sÁnchez. la ventaja serÁ en la defensa. balÓn hasta el fondo. paco: se si recuerdan expulsan ayer y mi marquÉs con un coloso. te dejo. "perro": sigue chÁvez, mete el balÓn. bien. le falta potencia, el dardo envenenado. falta de diego valdÉs. paco: sabes quiÉn fue el Árbitro? fernando hernÁndez. yo dije: a jugadas iguales, criterios iguales, vemos la gran llegada por parte de pachuca, "memo" termina atajando, a jugadas similares criterios distintos por el mismo Árbitro. "perro": fue el mismo hernÁndez que ha sacado seis rojas. estoy de acuerdo. esta era roja. le perdonÓ la vida el equipo de pachuca. ivÁn: y la jugada anterior, el centro que hace estaba solito atrÁs. "perro": quÉ bonito. le va a pegar. tiro de

[derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migrants is that often there is no population to go back to. the same thing happens with wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongolia, more than 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herding for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happe

chavez, who is running for mayor of san jose, backs a regulation of firearms. >>> and in san franciscohe d.a. is joining a lawsuit aimed at stopping the sell of ghost gun kits. kits designed for home assembly often do not meet safety standards. those guns also do not have serial numbers. a lawsuit filed on friday seeks a preliminary injunction against manufacturers and retailers. this man is a coplaintiff. >>> now to the coronavirus, pfizer reports encouraging results from vaccinations of small children. the drug maker says three child-sized doses generated a strong immune response in kids between six months and five years old. the pfizer trial involved nearly 1,700 children who got a third dose during the omicron surge. the fda plans to meet next month about authorizing vaccines for young kids. >>> students in berkeley public schools are masking up in class again. now on what that adjustment will be like. >> reporter: masking up in many places is no longer a requirement, but students and teachers will be whipping out those masks again in the berkeley school district. superintendent br

now the deceased hugo chavez about his gas pipeline project from venezuela to just argentina, which,pite all their fields. both imported and imports hydrocarbons. and how passionate chavez was, it didn’t work, and in the last 24 hours, the washington post first wrote the biden administration begins to ease restrictions on venezuelan oil, and tonight, the vice president of venezuela dalce already. rodriguez confirmed the bolivarian government venezuela checked. approves the message that the united states of america allowed companies from the us and europe to negotiate and resume operations in venezuela but back in april, the london magazine. yes, he openly painted icons of places. biden is considering easing tension with venezuela for more than just economic reasons. he can hope to drive a wedge between venezuela and russia, moreover, in the last 24 hours, photos have appeared where the chairman of the venezuelan parliament is captured with a leading oppositionist. and both. they wrote in social networks that negotiations are about to resume. so it's all over. friendship between mosco

and how passionate chavez was, it didn’t work, and in the last 24 hours, the washington post first wrotehe biden administration begins to ease restrictions on venezuelan oil, and tonight, the vice president of venezuela galles rodriguez confirmed the bolivarian government of venezuela checked and confirms the report that the states of america allowed companies from the us and europe to negotiate and resume operations in venezuela but back in april , the london magazine. yes, the iconostasis openly wrote. biden is considering easing tension with venezuela for more than just economic reasons. he can hope to drive a wedge between venezuela and russia, moreover, in the last 24 hours , photos have appeared where the chairmen of the venezuelan parliament is captured with a leading oppositionist. and both. they wrote on social networks that negotiations were about to resume. so it's all over the friendship of moscow and caracas, and after all, all the know-it-alls in social networks have already written that everything, but in fact the most interesting thing begins in south america , we go to t

vice president, and the son of announced a dictator from world bank economists to president rodrigo chavez is sworn in as costa rica, new leader. promising to tackle the growing cost of living you grains president has confirmed 60 people have been killed at a school that's been hit by russian bombs. at least 90 civilians were sheltering in the building and lou hans, when it was hit. in maria, paul, the last of the civilians and the besieged as of style plant have now been moved to safety or a burden. manley reports this is what's left to the school in ethan, ukraine's law hand, greeting smouldering debris and utter destruction. russian forces targeted the building, which reportedly had nearly all of the people from the village of belloc rifka, hiding in fight. richard, they ships taking into account that it was an air strike and not a simple artillery shalayna. when the explosion happened, the temperature was extreme. certainly, our emergency workers would be clearing the debris with maximum speed, but there is only a very slim chance that any one survived. not break, like my old wall mark

the former world bank executive has also vowed to tackle sexual harassment. chavez resigned from the global lender after nearly 3 decades following allegations of sexual misconduct. the e u. s. foreign policy chief says the appointment of hong kong new chief executive violates democratic norms. john lee was the only candidate in a secret ballot held by 1500 election committee members. gunman have killed at least 48 people and attacks on 3 villages in northwest nigeria. local officials say damari and some forest state was hardest hit. 32 people died. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after al jazeera world. ah ah ah a a m theory, somebody as vanya and the ha, ha, ha, sunny away just we are my been elmwood club or senior. what years then, do you are sure, would you what alina? and never had phoebe diet or new zealand? it will be diet one, and your lender clean will cost for the lendy. well, i told jennifer, well, i've been know, knock a, bought it to see linda cow to walk commercial amine in the huddle today. okay. i even saw hello will had daily air my hea

xochitl gomez is america chavez, who, it turns out, can slip between multi—verses.le, elizabeth olsen's wanda has been having visions of another life, of another possibility for her, and this has been kind of driving her mad, and she sees america as perhaps the key to her dreams. don't want to say anymore because of plot spoilers. don't want to say any more because of plot spoilers. here's the most important thing — this is directed by sam raimi. sam raimi is the guy who made his name with the evil dead, which was the great, notorious horror film that kind of was at the centre of the video nasties scare in the 1980s. i'm a huge fan. i know, and you're laughing a lot when you say video nasties! no, exactly! but although this is a big blockbuster movie — sam raimi did the spider—man trilogy, so he's done family—friendly fare — this is still full of references to evil dead. so, there's a cursed book, there's demonic possession, there's devilish eyes, there's zombie reincarnations, there's even a cameo from bruce campbell doing a very specific nod to evil dead ii. now,

to tell stories of history, notable figures. >> this is about cesar chavez, he really inspired me. >> reporter: and love of her culture, something she holds near and dear to her heart. >> sometimes i feel like i only belong where i was born here, but parents always tell me i'm from honduras too, and it doesn't matter if i was born here because i have the blood of them and they have the blood of honduras. >> reporter: love of the written word started when she was young, mom gave her book of poetry to read. >> to bring me benefits in life and would improve my learning. asked who writes the poems, she said me. gave me a notebook and would teach me to write poems, then i would have to do it on my own without her help. that's where my love of poetry started. she inspired me. [ speaking spanish ] . >> reporter: her parents came to the united states about 15 years ago from honduras, are so grateful that the community has embraced their daughter's passion of poetry. >> recited poem at city hall and going to wear the exact same dress. i really like it, it's colorful d rresentsry sheil inne oe

. >>> a partir del 9 de septiembre la escuela primaria césar chávez en el este de san josé creara unación más jóvenes en un comienzo tempranera de desarrollo prepararlos para tener un mejor futuro académico, además la necesidad a nuestra comunidad es grande en términos de dónde dejar a los niños en un lugar donde tengan cuidados de alta calidad, el objetivo es ayudar la comunidad que vive el este de san josé eric méndez podemos dejar a nuestros niños un lugar seguido cuidado por alguien y los apoyó como familia, ojalá chávez tiene una niña de siete años y un bebé de siete meses que espera que sea uno de los seleccionados para entrar al centro de aprendizaje temprano, nos dará la habilidad de trabajar, dependerá de la necesidad de la familia sus hijos podrán ser cuidados hasta nueve horas al día en un estado, podemos ofrecer este servicio completamente gratis, con los colores total y la organización de fines de lucro quienes asumirán parte del costo de financiamiento de las instalaciones y aportará fondos adicionales. >>> esperemos que no sus familias estén están emocionados como noso

in 1960cesar chavez, the bust of whom in obama's office. they celebrated his birthday as a great civil rights even, cesar chavez, one of the founders of united farmworkers union, opposed illegal immigration, arguing it undermined his effort to unionize farmworkers and improve working conditions and wages for american workers. in 1969, cesar chavez organized and lead a march, with abernathy who was martin luther king's lieutenant. and senator mondale on border with mexico protesting farmer's use of illegal immigrants it goes on and on. until the unions decided it might be in our best interest to rather than fight but join, maybe we could unionize the people. slesinger jr. was an advisor on john kennedy. and adviser to johnson. he was a huge liberal democrat intellectual with huge influence in the democrat party, he wrote a little reported book, the disuniting of america. throughout the book, he talks about how ethnicities and creeds, and backgrounds, and the celebrating of each, and that indoctrine nation and classroom and teaching of each,

crypto getting caught up as well coin base down 75% former sfo gary chavez -- marty chavez, excuse me, and good to have you here. i did want to start with bitcoin. art cashin was on before saying the instability we're seeing in crypto is part of the story here and i'm wondering if you see that as we're trying to figure out how much money has flowed in and to which parts of the market as it unravels how do you view it >> i guess i would step back from what's happening today and i would just look at a very big trend, the dematerialization of assets, assets becoming digital. when is the last time you saw a share certificate for a listed stock or a paper certificate for a treasury that is going to happen. bitcoin, stable coins, defi as fascinating research as experiments. i'm not sure how investable and will really accelerate this trend of everything. until that hams i would be wary. >> of bitcoin, coin base some of the assets have been beaten down. >> i own three bitcoin i received them at the end of the meeting with the crypto ceo back in the early days a lot of attention to alm of thes

nayeli chÁvez tiene lo Último.ospechosos. >> Ésos padres estÁn ddestrozados, la comunidad tambiÉn como nosotros tenemos que hacer algo. nayeli: desde temprano no cesaron las muestras de condolencia de personas que llegaban a dejar flores y rendirle tributo a la estudiantes de sexto aÑo. el crimen estremeciÓ a quienes llevan dÉcadas viviendo en el Área, y asegura que la violencia por armas de fuego ha llevado a niveles alarmantes nunca antes vistos. >> esta Área ha sido mala, mala en general, estÁn matando nuestros propios niÑos, y las balas estÁn corriendo sin nombre. nayeli: esta tarde religiosos, polÍticos y activistas se congregaron para hacer un llamado de acciÓn para combatir la ola criminal que estÁ acabando con la vida de niÑos y jÓvenes. proseguÍa una no puede caminar a la bodega o ir para la escuela sin pensar que alguien va venir de donde quiera a disparar y quitarle la vida a uno. nayeli: en lo que va de aÑo 40 menores de edad han sido vÍctimas de tiroteos alrededor de la ciudad. la policÍa ofrece una re

the best and brightest and building our ranks as quickly as we can afford to do so. >> reporter: chavezblished veteran and fresh face would be reformers of well funded campaigns meaning staying power if they can make it past the june 7th primary. >> santa clara county, people showed up to return unwanted firearms and return cas in return. organizers say it could help prevent accidents and reduce gun violence in the community. the buy back event was anonymous. >> the only question we ask folks are where are the firearms and how many do you have? we're not asking people's names, identity, date of birth, i'm dp -- i'm grammigration none of that. >> they made $4,000 on the buy back. >> oakland police are working to identify a body found in a burning car on friday night. fors firefighters responded to a car engulfed in flames. they found a body inside. police are investigating. vestigating in this case the city's sixth homicide of the year, a shooting that happened early this morning at about 1:30 on quinton court. they found a 28-year-old man shot in a car pronounced dead at the scene. an u

well in my rear chavez is determined to carry on the struggle. come what may hill was only me see who i lost one of my son saudi's, i mean, and a lot of friends who fought alongside me. one moment. it's a pain that you're on will very deep. you say you will not let them. other farmers have already fled the violence, leaving behind tens of thousands of trees to wither away with no one to harvest their fries. and that gap in supply on the market is a further reason for the rise in prices back in you can turn the farmers at least don't have the cartels to worry about just the petty line theory was allowed 1 april monday. local law enforcement provide support for the farmers patrol. squire example police chief nelson avila has been analyzing the thieves tactics. it'll piazza, leather em, hello. what do they do? they don't come in through the main entrance. they cut themselves a path through here to gain access to the premises when it, the thought is that i don't know if that will he hopes prices will come down a little soon and that com will be resto

with them, he bought it or chavez has decided to stand his ground defying the criminals with his own vigilante group. he's the only farmer here, willing to talk on camera. i'm going to have found the others they're afraid of getting killed if they talk as every one he says, pays protection money one way or the other where the for the harvests or their transportation that gives the cartels a share of profits while pushing a prices. any one refusing to pay up is threatened, or worse, montana kill traders. i'm going in and fixed line prices and then personally more. how is they attack you and dictate how much you have to pay them? and unless you know hopelessly of the complain at a similar manner, well in wiley chavez is determined to carry on the struggle come what may hill was only me see who i lost one of my sons studies and a lot of friends who'd fought alongside me from bunyan mm hm. it's a pain that you're on will very deep. you say you will not let them. other farmers have already fled the violence, leaving behind tens of thousands of trees to wither away with no one to harvest t

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damián trujillo: ustedes tienen un grupo en el condado de santa clara con la supervisora cindy chávezicos, pero también son los padres de las víctimas de este veneno, y ellos están hablando de cómo vamos a combatir este problema; ahora estamos pidiendo para más investigadores, para investigar estos muertos, para ver si podemos poner cargos de asesino. damián trujillo: no, sí, y este se llegó al nivel de emergencia, es una crisis en todo el país, el fentanilo; ¿algo más que quiera agregar señor whittington, antes de que se nos vaya, capitán? michael whittington: no, solo quiero explicar, si ustedes necesitan información de esto, el gobierno federal, dea, ellos tienen un sitio en la internet, donde tú puedes ver los emojis, se llama one pill can kill, una pastilla puede matar, por favor, para los padres, revise esta página, aprenda usted toda la información, para explicar, y para comunicar este peligro con tus niños. damián trujillo: muchas gracias, el capitán michael whittington, de la fiscalía del condado de santa clara, por estar aquí con nosotros en comunidad del valle, en un tema t

but many believe that if chavez fails, his presidency could trigger a more and stable and terrible in time for this country. allison are and victim al jazeera, the man who led the crackdown on pro democracy protesters in hong kong is its new chief executive. but the e was foreign policy chief says john lees appointment violates democratic norms. lee was the only candidate in a secret ballot vetted by china's government. adrian brown reports from hong kong with china's endorsement. it was just a question, but how big john lee's winning margin would be to give the appearance of an open contest? the secret votes were presented to the election committee before being counted. congratulations, a landslide. 1416 votes. in his acceptance speech, lee promised to leader hong kong that was carrying open, vibrant and vigilant safeguarding our country's sovereignty. national security and development interests. protecting hong kong from internal and external press and insuring as stability will continue to be of paramount importance. the former number 2 in the hong kong government had previously se

the supervisor and vta board member cindy chavez explained many employees are still distraught coming to that building just too painful. >> many employees wanted that whole facility to look and feel differently. they wanted to come back to something fresh. building b is a building that we lost six lives in that building and this is really in response to a majority of our employees saying it's time and they wanted to see that building gone. >> vta plans to replace the building with the new facility. chavez says the hope is to put up a monument to the survivors at that site or another location. >>> well, it hasn't been this bad in decades, we're paying for more just about everything. inflation hitting a 21-year high in april. consumer prices jumping 5%. here is a look, though, where it's hitting our wallet the most. 5% is deceiving. gas is up 44%. meat prices up 19%. electricity like your pg&e bill up 18%, and dairy products up 12%. so how is this translating into our daily lives? today we took a look at the impact on our small businesses, one of our experts told us to think of it like

the former world bank executive has also vowed to tackle sexual harassment. chavez resigned from the global lender following allegations of sexual misconduct. the u. s. foreign policy chief says the appointment of hong kong new chief executive violates democratic norms. john lee was the only candidate in the secret ballot held by 1500 election committee members . gunman have killed at least 48 people and attacks on 3 villages and northwest nigeria, local official, se damari and some forest state was hardest hit. 32 people died more than 50 people have been killed in an attack by an armed group in democratic republic of congo. it happened at a camp for displaced people in a tory province. officials say the attack lasted several hours. those are the headlines. the news continues and al jazeera after inside stuart, ah will. hong kong is new lead up father road freedom that john lee is the former security chief who led to the 2019 cracked out on pro democracy protested. he's studying to uphold the rule of rule. does that mean that china's grip on britain's former colony is tightening eve

or do those chavez has been sworn in as a new president of costa rica now a former well bank official defeated josie maria for garris. they've been president in the mines ninety's in a run off last month. chavez served as finance minister under his predecessor, carla's alvarado case santa until his resignation in 2020 a recent death of a woman while giving birth to spot anger in santa gull of a poor medical treatment. the death has been called on has been called avoidable by the health ministry, and it's led to the arrest of some workers out there as nicholas hoc reports now from the northern town of luca. the normally busy berthing ward in lieu guy a public hospital in northern senegal, is now a crime scene. this is where as to soak now and her unborn child died after being in labor for 20 hours as to begged the nurses and doctors to perform a c section, telling them she would die. otherwise, the staff ignored her for midwives have been arrested for her death. the ministry of health says this was an avoidable human error. according to the un, one woman dies every 2 minutes from compl

chavez says she has the know-how to get things done. >> we have an opportunity to end homelessness, tove public safety, to build affordable housing, housing, and to clean san jose. >> my goal is to end street homelessness. if we do that in a year if our lives collectively depended on doing that in a year, we could do it. >> matt ma on is another front-runner and like chavez, his campaign is well-funded, his bulk of experience is in the world of business, vowing to make city hall work better if elected. ♪ >>> after a covid break, carnevale is taking to the streets again, now dancers are practicing for a big moment in the mission. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us what it takes to put on the big show. ♪ >> reporter: on a cold and windy day in san francisco's presidio, it's the drum beats and the dance that brings on the heat. ♪ it's rehearsal day for folga nahopa, a multigenerational dance and percussion company based in the mission. with 200 members, it will be one of carnevale's largest contingents when it makes a comeback to san francisco streets this year. ♪ leading the way will the seni

the proposal, authored by supervisors chavez and susan ellenberg, was written prior to the roe v.leak. chavez says there has already been an influx of people coming from out of state. >> the timing could not be more important. i will say the fact that they already had 80 people prior to roe v. wade, you know, the overturn of that, really demonstrates what a huge, huge problem this is for women across the country. >> if roe v. wade is overturned, they expect up to 500 more people a week. on wednesday, governor gavin newsom visited a planned parenthood in los angeles. gov. newsom: if guys like me were getting pregnant everyday, does anyone think -- this is comical. this is about controlling women, we know that. >> back in the bay area and outside this planned parenthood location in san jose. >> it's borderline criminal that our taxpayer money is going towards funding the dismembering of children in the womb. >> according to the guttmacher institute on reproductive health, if roe v. wade is overturned, it could result in 26 states immediately banning or some merely -- severely limiti

the former world bank executive has also vowed to tackle sexual harassment. chavez resigned from the global lender after nearly 3 decades following allegations of sexual misconduct. b, u. s. foreign policy chief says the appointment of hong kong, new chief executive violates democratic norms. john lee was the only candidate in the secret ballot held by 1500 election committee more than 50 people have been killed in an attack by an armed group in democratic republic of congo. the attack happened at a camp for displaced people in the tory province. officials say the attack lasted several hours armed men of attack, the jail in western burkina, faso, freeing all 60 inmates security forces. se the group arrived in the town of nuno with automatic rifles and machine guns. the head. how and why did it become so obsessed? with this law, we were giving them a tool to hold corrupt individuals and human rights abusers accountable. they're gonna rip this deal at hard if they take the white house of 2025. what is the world hearing? what we're talking about, why american today we take on us politic

but many believe that if chavez fails, his presidency could trigger a more and stable and terrible in time for this country. allison around betty and jessica. marilyn monroe was just 36 years old when she died, but the fascination with the actress lives on and he will holes 19 sixty's portrait of monroe is up for auction in the united states and it could become the most expensive 20th century. oh, kristen, so me, me reports now from york a modern day mona lisa, that's how the chairman of christie's is describing a portrait of marilyn monroe. andy war halls shot sage blue marilyn is up for auction one in a series, the 1st to be auctioned off in nearly 25 years were haul created the iconic silkscreen image of monroe after the actress died of a sleeping pill overdose in 1962. some 60 years later, the public is still fascinated by her life and death was genius is because he encapsulated the tragedy and the disaster of marilyn the suicide. after having the most amazing life being the most beautiful woman, the peace comes from the private collection of thomas and doris a mon, and as the cen

but many believe that if chavez fails, his presidency could trigger a more and stable and terrible in time for this country. allison around beauty and jessia. beijing loyal as john lees, mad, outgoing hong kong leader and carry lamb for the 1st time since being named to successor. lee was chosen by committee of about 1500 people had been vetted to ensure the loyalty to china. it was the only candidate please promise to lead a hong kong. let's open, vibrant and vigilant lumber stuff done in july. during the meeting with the chief executive earlier, we talked about a number of major tasks to be accomplished in the coming weeks of transition, including the proposed government reorganization package. the latest situation of hong kong work in fighting the epidemic as well as activities celebrating the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the hong kong as they are. i am grateful to the chief executive for proposing a package of government reorganization. which facts of the taste, this smooth transition between the 2 terms of government? i have to express my personal appreciation, partic

the economic hub has been in lockdown for 5 weeks to contain an outbreak. economist, rodrigo chavez has been sworn in as costa rica, his new president, the former world bank official, is promising to shake up what he calls a broken political system. alexandro ramp. yeti asthma. ah, the handover of power in costa rica, rodrigo travis, is presented the presidential sash after running a successful campaign. as a political maverick who promised to clean up a broken system. a message he repeated at easy, now you ation c r k. no, it is time to leave behind the old practices that the costa rican people, rightly fault us with. there is no difference between the ruling party and the opposition. if the political class fails, once again, our country could fall apart. the rise of the former world bank official has surprised many. he emerged from the shadows to the presidency after serving only 8 months as finance minister in the previous administration. he brought a popular streak to they usually subdued costa rican presidential campaign. exploiting a growing resentment against traditional parties

the former world bank executive has also vowed to tackle sexual harassment. chavez resigned from the global lender of following allegations of sexual misconduct. the u. s. foreign policy chief says the appointment of hong kong new chief executive violates democratic norms. john lee was the only candidate in the secret ballot. gunmen have killed at least 48 people and 3 villages and northwest nigeria, local official se damari. and i'm forrest state was hardest hit. 32 people died. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after talked to al jazeera for short films of hope and inspiration, ah, personal stories of 3 young women, challenging the world around them. al jazeera select with through simon holy land muslims, christians and jews, has seen conflict almost since its bronze age. in section attacked, captured, recaptured besieged, destroyed and rebuilt time and again. yet the wolves with this iconic place beloved by all abrahamic face, remained standing, enclosing in valuable heritage sites. the millions of people worldwide, from the church of the holy sepulch

but many believe that if chavez fails, his presidency could trigger a more and stable and terrible in time for this country. allison around beauty and jessina woman's rights activists and mexico are demanding justice for victims of gender based violence. dozens marched towards the presidential policy, the capital mexico city. demonstrators included relatives of fem aside victims, survivors of sexual violence and feminist groups un says on average 10 women are killed every day in mexico. the u. s. senate will hold a vote on widens down legislation that would codify abortion rights to law, even though the measure is lung likely to pass the divided chamber. it follows the linked draft decision indicating the supreme court is poised to overturn his landmark 1973 rule versus wage. really, the move would mean millions women across the u. s. could soon lose their legal right to abortion. senate majority leader chuck schumer is called the draft ruling an abomination. that would be one of the worst decisions that the supreme court has ever issue. it would mean that our children would have less

chavez a current member of the santa clara county board of supervisors, and a former city council memberurrently the top spender in a race that has already topped $2 million between all of the candidates candidate people will tell you their hopes and their aspirations not just for their city but for their families, but chavez says she has noticing some changes in this year's campaign cycle, with covid related shifts at work and at home engagement on social media and through virtual forums is now just as widely accepted as the old fashioned campaign rally. but there's a balance and the balance is that as a candidate for a city of a million people, you want to be able to talk to as many people as possible, and the one benefit to zoom is that you're able to have conversations with people that can be 30 minutes as long as you would have won with somebody face to face, but you can have many, many of them in a day across town in the city's evergreen neighborhood. these photos show, city council member raul paralysis out canvassing with his wife and his parents, he says going door to door can i

we can put chavez in jail but we find that pharmaceutical companies for there miss doing. the second question is, what about the weights in foods? you think you're buying five pounds of sugar but you are really buying four pounds and the prices going up. if you are buying 16 ounces of tomatoes, you have to buy two cans. why is the price going up and we get less? host: pharmaceutical isn't really in your coverage, do you want to cover the foodways question? guest: company sometimes, especially during inflation, make their boxes and their packaging smaller and charge the same or a little more for that. that is something we see with companies in the rising costs for sure. host: meredith lee on twitter. caller: we had a lot of -- from china. host: do we get much from chinese manufacturers? guest: i am not sure about that. caller: it don't help when food is held up at the borders. like the governor in texas holding up the truck set the border. it don't help the food chain. guest: the texas governor had a policy that stopped charts carrying from mexico and southern border. calle

we can put chavez in jail but we find that pharmaceutical companies for there miss doing. the second question is, what about the weights in foods? you think you're buying five pounds of sugar but you are really buying four pounds and the prices going up. if you are buying 16 ounces of tomatoes, you have to buy two cans. why is the price going up and we get less? host: pharmaceutical isn't really in your coverage, do you want to cover the foodways question? guest: company sometimes, especially during inflation, make their boxes and their packaging smaller and charge the same or a little more for that. that is something we see with companies in the rising costs for sure. host: meredith lee on twitter. caller: we had a lot of -- from china. host: do we get much from chinese manufacturers? guest: i am not sure about that. caller: it don't help when food is held up at the borders. like the governor in texas holding up the truck set the border. it don't help the food chain. guest: the texas governor had a policy that stopped charts carrying from mexico and southern border. calle

chavez says she has noticing some changes in this year's campaign cycle, with covid related shifts atome engagement on social media and through virtual forums is now just as widely accepted as the old fashioned campaign rally. but there's a balance and the balance is that as a candidate for a city of a million people, you want to be able to talk to as many people as possible, and the one benefit to zoom is that you're able to have conversations with people that can be 30 minutes as long as you would have won with somebody face to face, but you can have many, many of them in a day across town in the city's evergreen neighborhood. these photos show, city council member raul paralysis out canvassing with his wife and his parents, he says going door to door can initially startled some voters. but i would say it's a very warm response as soon as we tell them hey, i'm running for mayor says hearing directly from voters is a huge benefit. the reality is coming out in canvassing going door to door. you get a sense of the community that you don't get a city hall. not every voter is going to ca

chavez says she has noticing some changes in this year's campaign cycle, with covid related shifts atand at home engagement on social media and through virtual forums is now just as widely accepted as the old fashioned campaign rally. but there's a balance and the balance is that as a candidate for a city of a million people, you want to be able to talk to as many people as possible, and the one benefit to zoom is that you're able to have conversations with people that can be 30 minutes as long as you would have won with somebody face to face, but you can have many, many of them in a day across town in the city's evergreen neighborhood. these photos show, city council member raul paralysis out canvassing with his wife and his parents, he says going door to door can initially startled some voters. but i would say it's a very warm response as soon as we tell them hey, i'm running for mayor says hearing directly from voters is a huge benefit. the reality is coming out in canvassing going door to door. you get a sense of the community that you don't get a city hall. not every voter is goi

hugo chavez and the transformation into a colony are dispersed, but according to the same balance theorymericans should directly engage. just to their hemispheres, and there already the nicaragu announced its withdrawal from the organization of the americans, calling it the weapon of the devil. and this sounds more than just a quote from chinese statements. we are entering a world in which, on the eve of the life death of the united states about the life death of dollars, the policy of sanctions against barbie on energy supplies is a stick from the lucanians and it is the superiority of the united states that is in danger of disappearing. we are definitely yielding to a world that will be multipolar anyway these are the last the effort of the united states and europe is just a manipulative grouping. european armies. nato are only supporting players. some say that the unipolar world order has ended, but i don't want a polar world to exist. you thought the americans. this fantasy of world domination of russia has not gone away and you need to be blind to look at the map and not notice the

her sister, a doctor, remained in the war zone. medina, chavez, and arina know that some russian germans are easy prey for moscow's war propaganda . one example is this program from russian state tv. so the broadcaster talks about how the west is pushing russ, a phobia and new sanctions. while europeans are saying good bye to the good life. love. i'm speechless for the text on the screen. reads justice is on our side. b. u isn't what you instantly feel shaken up what i can't watch it. these are civilians and you crazy to live with russian troops and ukraine are celebrated without a word about their atrocities the narrative. ukrainians are nazis and warmongers. russia is conducting a special operation, protecting russian speakers in ukraine and russia itself from the west. we're coming by a n n t v talk show alleges how badly ukrainians behave in europe that they are claiming it sometimes rich ukrainians who come here in big cars, demanding a new passport unless possible, you will be would that the phonetic authority hotel? the implication here is that ukrainians don't need hell yet. come

relacionadas con temas de vivienda, seguridad, entre los candidatos se encontraron marcelo francisco mazzini chÁvez estuvieron la oportunidad de interactuar con los presentes. >> uno de los cambios principales que me gustarÍa ver, es que la educaciÓn de nuestros hijos sean de calidad como en las otras Áreas de san josÉ. los niÑos de san josÉ merecen una educaciÓn de calidad que los prepare para el futuro. reportera: en esta convocatoria tambiÉn estuvieron presente el alcalde san ricardo, y otras autoridades locales . presentador: ahÍ tiene la reuniÓn de los padres de familia con los 6 aspirantes a ocupar el cargo de alcalde en la ciudad de san josÉ. en el sur de la bahÍa, un grupo de trabajadores protestÓ esta maÑana contra la decisiÓn de cobrarle a los empleados por dejar en sus vehÍculos en el estacionamiento de esta zona comercial. >> no vamos a parar de pelear porque nos estÁn quitando dinero nuestras bolsas, y creemos que es injusto . presentador: detectives de la oficina del xerez del condado de sonora es lograron detener a martÍnez ni de 40 aÑos este sujeto contaba con 3 Órdenes de arresto a