next up, we go to chile.y with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "santiago" by the chilean band newen afrobeat. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. we turn to history in the making inhile, where the draft of a new constitution was presented this week that could replace the one implemented during the dictatorship of general augusto pinochet. the president of chile's constitutional convention marÍa elisa quinteros presented the draft of chile's new constitution during a ceremony monday. >> it should be noted the text we have built together outside the center of chile and the yearning of millions of chileans. this draft captures the spirit of a new chile, a chile on the foundation of decades of effort is taking a step into the future. these are the wishes of millions of citizens who placed their dreams and hopes in this process . this text materializes a new way of treating one another, new wave life in our country where everyone can feel protective. amy: the new constitution would recognize for

i lost all my clothes, i fling to chile, daddy. more she, the end of what i got, the venezuelan refugees, a usually penniless. we see lots of them here crossing the desert. in the daytime, the sun beats down and at night it's bitterly cold. here on the border to bolivia, refugees have erected makeshift huts in the last 2 years. hundreds of venezuelans have been arriving here every day. a ditch and armed border patrol gods and no deterrence. the desert border is nearly impossible to control. i feel energy up to a local hammock. we want to get to the coast. okay. yeah. we've been waiting 7 days to be taken there. you know yet. ok. authorities promised on all 3 of her breath, while motel about on the family most have travelled for months. they sleep here at the william. it's a bit makeshift, it's, i'll come in as a lot the get done with his one room is the other vehicle. at the refugees make do driven by hope of a better life in chile, this is where we cook them or till yang if it isn't, i don't want to know it. i well i hope i can fi

chile its new young president repeated to joy.n international organizations, we voted against the war because of the condemnation of russia , moreover, having flown from argentina to chile american general richardson gave another interview, where the chinese story was added. well , of course, the russian and another side that is present in the region is russia in its connection with venezuela and cuba. and nicaragua, you think that this type of connection can lead to the supply of military equipment, of course. unfortunately , there are other countries whose regions also have russian equipment. we are now discovering that the sanctions imposed as a result of the russian invasion of ukraine make it impossible for the country to receive spare parts for aircraft or air defense systems or ground vehicles. this means another dilemma, that is, general richardson quite definitely talks about sanctions as a competition mechanism. but on the other hand, not the smallest countries, let alone the giant regions, do not impose their sanctions

ah east of chiles, pacific coast. a shocking site. a dumping ground for used clothing. tons and tons. much of it comes from europe. stop this bag definitely comes from germany. gorged on. this desert dumping ground tells an ugly truth about fast fashion. with the muffler producing more clothing and throwing it away, faster, a lucrative business for some people with it has economic benefits for people who work here and for investors go looking. miss renita south america has become a dumping ground with it. but on what you throw away is want wing wise by sorta why has the gum and production industry gone so badly? rome and who is paying the real price of fast fashion? al search for answers takes us to south america with but we're in the attic. come a desert in northern sheila, west, some of the global fashion industries, discarded clothing ends up. locals are taking us to a dumpsite, past settlements of make shift we drive past piles of used. tie is then clothing heaps and heaps of it. a vast landfill site for textiles in the middle of

they've left everything behind, pinning their hopes on a new home in chile. sometimes locals give them something to eat. more often they're met with hostility without only get back, he said, get off a little only a lot of people just shut the door in our faces. well normally uncle, me, they won't give us anything to eat up on me. not even for the children. no one, i'm a yell at us. tell us to go home, but i could get no, no, no, no. i remember not to play further on we see a family by the side of the road. they are clearly exhausted. despite the scorching midday sun, they want to keep going until they reach a key cake, some 200 kilometers away. a long trip through the desert with a 2 year old and a 5 month old baby bug. unless i grab i got an hour minimum. we fish. it's very hot water. oh yeah. it took us 4 days to get here from the border. mironda are nice. again, we're not making much progress went along but we haven't lost time. why year they can't enter this village. assign warns of pitbulls with william router. i nodded out on some locals, offered us wat

meeting mummies in chile.— mummies in chile. there are so many mummies _ mummies in chile.re are so many mummies here, - mummies in chile. there are so many mummies here, vivian. . many mummies here, vivian. grannies in austria. the open kitchen whether grandmas and grandpas make their lovely cakes. and cabbies in england. in the chilean region of arica, on the northern fringes of the country's atacama desert, you find clues that something significant lies beneath the ground. hidden in the sand are some of the oldest mummified bodies in the world, evidence of an overlooked culture that wants lived and thrived here on the western coast of south america. it's amazing how close these skeletons are to the surface and apparently, there is a layer after layer after layer of bodies going down as low as two metres underground. this is crazy. ifeel quite strange walking on the dead here. between 7000 and 1500 bc, the hunter—gatherer chinchorro people called this area home and developed complex mummification practices which have astounded 21st—century researchers. last year, chinchor

carmen is back in chile where _ here, vivian! carmen is back in chile where this _ here, vivian!re this time, she comes face—to—face with the ancient civilisation that has been given you unesco recognition for humanity's oldest examples of mummification. ., �* , mummification. oh, wow! it's uuite mummification. oh, wow! it's quite small- _ mummification. oh, wow! it's quite small. what _ mummification. oh, wow! it's quite small. what can - mummification. oh, wow! it's quite small. what can you - mummification. oh, wow! it's quite small. what can you tell me about this mummy? so, make sure you catch that if you can and also, check us out on social media. but for now, from me, and he adepitan and the rest of the travel show team here in athens, where it is so good to finally be out on the road again together with you guys, it's goodbye and see you guys, it's goodbye and see you next time —— ade. hello there. we've got some rain moving its way southwards through the rest of the night. but ahead of that, during the day on friday, temperatures nudge to 23 degrees celsius in a couple o

this heavenly miracle was visible in the mountains of chile, and there, including astronomy, the headpean diplomacy suddenly became interested in a storm. okay, not suddenly interested as part of his latin american tour. he visited the miracle observatory erected here, just by the europeans, but it was suddenly that it coincided with the fact what is here in chile and before that in argentina he said, or rather, one american general said. she is the four-star general laura witcherson, the first ever female commander-in-chief of the us southern command, aimed at solving a problem in latin america. in this picture, she is with her argentine counterpart. and these tv channels in buenos aires, vying with each other, show her meeting with the same woman vice president of argenti. cristina fernandezda kirchnar sinuale. jealously, wondering. what did the hint in richerson's interview to the right edition of the infoboy say the title worries me, the chinese space station in the province of meoken for reference. this is what this chinese facility in argentina looks like located at about the sa

these include chiles at the comma desert. this area is considered the world's driest with an average annual rainfall of just 15 millimeters. the salt flats are all that's left of sailing lakes that developed millions of years ago. surface water is scarce here, and it is vital for the survival of wildlife like these flamingoes. oh wow. that she lay in company s q m, has been mining lithium for 25 years at a facility on the auto commerce old flat s q m is the world's number 2, producer of lithium workers pump brine to the surface from a depth of 40 meters. the bry been placed in basins where the liquid evaporates over several months, leaving behind lithium slag. this process uses a lot of water pipelines run across the desert floor to supply the mining facility . with the water comes from wells that tap into the ground water. but a local resident christian to rocco is opposed to mining operations here because they're depleting the reservoirs on it. then when the letter done, they seem to sick of this mining operation has been s

this heavenly miracle was visible in the mountains of chile, and there, including astronomy, the headan diplomacy suddenly became interested in a storm. okay, not suddenly interested as part of his latin american tour. he visited the miracle observatory erected here, just by europeans, but it suddenly coincided with the fact that here in chile and before that in argentina said, or rather, said, but yes, an american general. she is the four-star general laura richerson, the first ever woman commander in chief of the us southern command, aimed at solving a problem in latin america. in this picture, she is with her argentine colleague. and these are the tv channels in buenos aires, vying with each other, showing her meeting with the same woman vice president, argen cristina fernando kirchnur. true, only pictures were made public of the leftist argentine tv channel sessing hueli, jealously wonders. what were the hints about? in an interview with richardson right edition infobuyer headline worries me, the chinese space station in the meoken province for reference. this is what this chinese

also talks about the many women who've been murdered in chile and president. nobody said a lot of customers during the pandemic. there were lots of cases of fem aside and of women disappearing soon. it was shocking to realize that the danger was not only out on the straight who didn't believe about in our in harms than it said, the other guy we often experience repression, that harm can be via pony. so that's why this song expresses so much pain that it will not answer them in them. and there are no daughter. the 4 women don't just produce music. they also give workshops the 1st song that they performed in the santiago free radio station, plaza, digney dud, came into being during a workshop at a prison for young offenders. ah, let me just see on here. okay. and in every see on a lease with the law, our collective doesn't just make music, although that's what we focused on most of late. and with that we have several different gigs. i mean the educational side and the well pretty so right courses and breathe. i'll wrap workshops and you're at least then format o

in chile, it's raising the alarm and against women, which is worsened in the panoramic. dw sophia on bug reports with my sack them at she sta, or the mattress massacre, is the name of this song by got her angry, found the feminist rab collective from chile. the song was born during the pandemic. a time when violence against women increased world wide, the 4 women who hailed from santiago, but i so didn't just perform music. they also gave out women's hygiene products during the pandemic. and all the same quote that we decided to meet up and talk about what was happening, family reflection, unless we talked about the aid packages that the government was handing out to cover basic needs, including food and hygiene articles. but no one talked about the need for menstrual hygiene products and the app on economist right. he must hugley much. esther also talks about the many women who've been murdered in chile and president. nobody said a lot of customers during the pandemic. there were lots of cases of fem aside and of women disappearing. it was shocking to realize that the d

the matcher massacre wrap is county angry far from chile speak out about violence against women which is saw doing the pandemic. welcome to another edition of alcove at 19 special this week. however, artists around the world responded to the pandemic in germany. ready the theater festival explore ways out at the crisis. taking a humorous look at the general sense of disorientation. but 1st we go to gonna, why one painter is portraying the way many families have stuck together. d, w reporter isaac galaxy. as the story from the capital, a cra, cornelius honor has been painting for the past 8 years. he started off with just random objects and people. but 2 years ago, something changed. he got married during the pandemic. since then, he's focused on themes related to families. it was his way of highlighting the effect of the pandemic on people drilled upon me those when i realized that upon normally brought a lot of families together. so i need to work on a family works. so does when i decided to get a lot of ideas and also during my, my res to it was a good nicholas. i to my center part

in chile, this is where we cook them. water yang. it is. i don't want to know that i well, i hope i can find work that is impossible in venezuela will kill us that we have nothing to eat them. yolanda began even with half a 1000000, but here i can earn money and support my family back home. you play multiple hot we see many families with children. they've left everything behind, pinning their hopes on a new home in chile. sometimes locals give them something to eat. more often, they're met with hostility. a little over told on the get back you said got off a little only a lot of people just shut the door in our faces. well normally uncle, me, they won't give us anything to eat up on me. not even for the children. no one yell at us and tell us to go home, but i'd like a book. no, no, no, i don't care what not to play further on. we see a family by the side of the road. they are clearly exhausted. despite the scorching midday sun. they want to keep going until they reach a key cake, some 200 kilometers away, alone trip through the days it wit

this is true, for example, in the capital of chile, its new young president, to the delight of borel,rnational organizations. we voted against the war because of the condemnation of russia, but on the other hand , it’s not the smallest countries that impose their sanctions against russia in latin america, let alone the giant of the region fight nosaires the senate of the argentine republic. that’s where the completely unexpected news came from this week for someone hearings in the international committee senator radical from the province, laryokha. julio mortis asked how he thinks the government’s throwing, then the un voted against russia, then abstained in the organization of american states, lightning to impose sanctions and, for example, exclude russia from the g20, the head of the argentine foreign ministry said that the sanctions of his country would only be no longer the security council the un does not have such a solution, and added argentina will not support it. and against russia in the twenty we are for multilateral relations. and this means that you have to sit at the sam

burel say in response, the world needs new energy sources and the development of green hydrogen in chiles very attractive, in including for european companies, advanced, green hydrogen is the one that is obtained on the basis of electrolysis using renewable electricity sources, and burning does not give a side effect in the form of a greenhouse gas. i mean co2, everything seems to be good, but there are curious nuances. here is a burel talking about the interests of european companies and south america to import green hydrogen. well, but if you come to such fuel in southern america itself, even there such hydrogen is many times more expensive than one that is made from natural gas. that is , to be honest, at least for the time being well, nowhere without oil and gas is a drill. we are already hoping for iranian oil, and venezuelan oil so that it will now go to the united states or how, it may go, but answering the question, is there such a thing? solving its problems caracas now let and involuntarily play against moscow, one must bear in mind that in the last two days, nicolas maduro has

until next time, from all of us here in chile, it's goodbye. hello.rough the rest of the day with some long spells of sunshine. a bit of a change into the evening hours as we see some heavy showers and rolling in from and thunderstorms rolling in from the south—west, but many of us, skies like this with warm and sunny spells. high pressure dominating the weather at the moment. if we cast our eyes out to the south—west, this feature will bring the thundery downpours later this evening and overnight. before we get there, a lot of dry and warm weather. long spells of sunshine, less breezy than it was yesterday. patchy cloud holding on three parts of scotland and northern ireland and into some parts of england and wales. staying mostly dry. i7—22 parts of england and wales. staying mostly dry. 17—22 for most of us, a little bit cooler across the north of scotland. zoom into south—west england and through the evening hours we will see some showers initially for dev and call. they could be heavy and thundery as the push slowly east and north across england

until next time, from all of us here in chile, it's goodbye. hello there.ne to plan today, especially across more southern parts of the uk. we've seen high pressure that brought us the sunshine and the warmth yesterday being replaced by a falling pressure, strengthening breeze and rain that has been pushing up from the south. yesterday, we had the sunshine widely across southern parts of england, it was really warm, and today, much more cloud in parts of england, it was really warm, and today much more cloud around and some rain as well and that rain is going to continue to push northwards this evening and overnight. so, wet weather heading up across northern england into northern ireland and southern parts of scotland. following on from that, there could be some thundery downpours across southern parts of england, perhaps into south wales as well. it's going to be a very warm and muggy night. if you're hoping to see the super blood moon, the best chance of clear skies later will be across northern parts of scotland. generally, a cloudy start tomorrow, mist

we beverages in chile that's unprecedented. and we're seeing large reductions in all the ultra process chunk foods as well. that is the 1st time we've seen the glimmer of a country that like change the norms toward healthy 80 the, to lay in food revolution has inspired action and neighboring countries. peru has instituted the same labels, and uruguay is about to do so. and dramatically, mexico is joining them and it's new president and congress have just passed new legislation requiring the same kind of labeling as chile. he went by your job. what on the other side of the atlantic, the contrast is striking. europe's neutral score labeling is fairly timid. compared to the black labels and chile only a few countries have adopted it. and it is not even mandatory. oh, but he's back in 20102011. the european union debated instituting a clear mandatory labeling system. of course, the corporations oppose the measure. by their own admission, they spent over 1000000000 euros lobbying to remove the mandatory stipulation writers. learn fr

and deserts were in the utter. com, a desert in northern chile. this is where the global fashion industries, discarded clothing ends up. locals are taking us to the dumb site, past informal settlements, where mainly migrant workers live in makeshift huts without electricity. we drive past piles of used tires and then mountains of discarded cheap clothing. the stench of chemical vapors hangs in the air. freddie is a local man. he's angry about the desert landfills of others. but he's also aware that they give people an income you know, with you and ian vehicle, can some people come here to find clothes for themselves or to sell at 2nd hand markets in town? what about? there's no one here at the moment because some of the waste was incinerated recently. jennifer jennifer, i'm sorry. the robot. manuel. oh leave us is in charge here. she collects unsold clothing and brings it all here. you know that oh no, no. i think the, the unilateral by that the little buys a bit of the clothes come from all over the wow, if that robot you'll effect that sometimes

just like in chile lucas ease or the man, the others industry. we filed complaints and held demonstrations to try to slow the expansion. plus any of that, i mean that the government has already issued permits for several projects, but no one is giving us any specific style. because i thought going into national agreement state that we have to be consulted in advance in ways that wasn't up for years. the indigenous people of who, who a province have been trying to stop the government from issuing lithium production licenses to for incorporation. but the authorities are planning projects with companies from japan, china and canada. supporters say environmental damage will be kept to a minimum of the name on a incandescent to your numerous scientific studies have shown that lithium mining does not threaten the water supplies of small farmers and the salt lake has its own water system. in the when we pump brian there, it does not affect the fresh water reservoirs of the farming communities eloquently about us. one idea argentina's government hopes th

the tompkins have also included residence in southern chile as well. their environmental company employs about 40 people, houses were even specially built for them. for the tompkins, it was a project of passion, a mom. and there was a lot to do, you know, go no, once a business woman and outdoor apparel in gonna the crest took the reins and the nature conservation business ones. oh no. you have biologist. you have veterinary you have you have people who are involved in repairing heavy equipment. it's like a town like being a mayor of the town. ah, the small organisation re wilding the entire region on behalf of the tompkins also runs a school for the employees. children. ah, there are 2 teachers for just 11 students and that's quite special for southern chile because it's hard to find good employees for jobs in this remote area if their children don't have access to a decent education. in good unit with the american conservationists had to take these factors into account. would anybody who's willing like it's all important? not just in terms of our sch

and desert were in the auto comp desert in northern chile. this is where the global fashion industries, discarded clothing ends up. locals are taking us to the dumb site, past informal settlements, where mainly migrant workers live in makeshift huts without electricity. we drive past the piles of used tires and then mountains of discarded cheap clothing. the stench of chemical vapors hangs in the air. freddy is a local man. he's angry about the desert landfills. but he's also aware that they give people an income you know, with iranian vehicle here, some people come here to find clothes for themselves or to sell at 2nd hand markets in town. what of? there's no one here at the moment because some of the waste was incinerated recently. jennifer jennifer, i'm sorry, the robot. manuel olivas is in charge here. she collects unsold clothing and brings it all here. you know that, oh no, no. i think they love unilateral by the door or by you say bit of the clothes come from all over the wow. if federal bar a you'll effect that sometimes they come fro

años de pandemia en caracas reclaman mejores salarios se concentran exigiendo reforma de pensiones en chileago saqueos incendios y barricadas un torneado tocó tierra en arecibo an puerto rico no hay heridos ni fallecidos se estima que podría ser f1 con vientos de 100 millas por hora se espera que el informe se dé a conocer mañana veamos adelanto de las condiciones del tiempo muy buenas noches >> tambiÉn llegan los peligros comienzan a despertarse los trópicos nos movemos pero hablando de la actividad de tornados en texas ven aproximadamente 43 tornados vemos las formaciones tempranas 6 huracanes en 7 años vemos la formación de tormentas antes del primero de junio es importante tener ese plan de emergencia en casa en los próximos días teeraturas que se mantienen encima del promedio al sur de la región, al norte temperaturas más frescas en dallas valores en los mediados 80 new york que para mitad de la semana alcanzan los 70 grados mientras tanto vigilamos patrón de lluvias desde el centro del país a la costa oeste >> gracias gabriela el secretario alejandro mayorkas respondió a las críticas

. >>> en chile las autoridades sanitaria advierten sobre una nueva ola de casos de covid 19.la semana pasada. >>> chile tiene una tasa alta de vacunaciÓn en la duraciÓn de la pandemia. la gran mayorÍa de nuevos casos son de la variante Ómicron. andrea cruz, telemundo. regresando al panorama local. este sÁbado se realizÓ. y no nos referimos a limpiezas por el contrario. recolecciÓn de aparatos electrÓnicos inservibles y con esta forma los residentes pudieron entregar artÍculos que no utilizan. la Última vez que realizaron esta iniciativa en octubre pasado. llegaron 265 carros a entregar los electrodomÉsticos que no utilizan. estÁ de regreso con nosotros abimael castro. >>> excelente tarde, me traje el calor de puerto rico hacia el este y norte de la bahÍa. las temperaturas se comportan como si fueran de verano. a esta hora 6:19 livermore 19 grados, hacia el norte santa rosa estuvo caluroso, la temperatura estÁ en 79. y san josÉ con 75 y no te la diferencia a esta hora san francisco con 59 grados. una diferencia de 30 grados entre las costas y el interior. y si comparamos la s

until next time, from all of us here in chile, it's goodbye. hello, there.oving northwards and eastwards through the evening and overnight, after what was the warmest day of the year so far — 27.5 degrees celsius at heathrow airport. so that's in the warmth ahead of these weather systems, but this low pressure is driving those in, it's dragging that warmth and that moisture northwards and eastward. so a lot of that heavy rain will have cleared, except for the northern isles, by the end of the night. warmish, you can see, for most areas, but windier in the northwest. a little bit of fog first thing, particularly for england and wales, but plenty of dry, bright, sunny weather, strong sunshine. it looks like drier weather will be around for northern ireland. the early rain across northern and western parts of scotland, as well, clears for lengthy spells of sunshine. but it is windy — gusts of wind potentially 50 mph in northern and western areas. that rain approaches later. the clouds gathering in the south. but ahead of that, 20—21! degrees celsius, i think, o

until next time, from all of us here in chile, it's goodbye. hello there.the weekend? hardly a cloud in the sky for many. lots of warm, spring sunshine but it was london that recorded the highest temperature, just shy of the warmest day so far with 23.5 celsius. but i do need to draw your attention to this little feature running up through the south—west as we speak, and it's going to continue to bring some sharp, possibly thundery downpours during the early hours of sunday morning. so, becoming more heavy and widespread to central and southern england towards dawn, and yes, that means some welcome rain potentially for the gardens. but not all of us will see those showers, but some of them could be quite potent. they will be running up through east anglia by the middle part of the morning and all the showers drifting steadily northwards. that means we should see an improving picture across england and wales into the afternoon with sunshine and warmth returning and highs of 23 degrees. not a bad afternoon in western scotland if you dodge the showers and keep

so chile crabs from different establishments are slightly different from each other.sic recipe another one of my secrets on cooking santa i talk to different chefs and they were all going to go and that's it chile crab for many decades, it has become a culinary icon. singapore is the same. what has become of this summit recently - a meeting of the best chefs, which many residents of the country are waiting for with undisguised gastronomic impatience. the bed is an average spoon, a small poke, it is an object of collecting jokes and a road sign, and it has been known for at least 5,000 years. we are talking about brick building material, without which our life is completely unthinkable in the world , more than 15,000 types and shapes of bricks are produced, the volume of annual production is approaching a trillion pieces. our correspondent dmitry chudov studied bricks in bandulash. bangladesh, one of the most densely populated countries in the world, is located in the largest delta on the planet, the channel and numerous branches of the great rivers flowing into the in

chile and scientists have unearthed a dinosaur fossil with an intact embryo. they found it in a glacier and chile's patagonia region and the fossil is of a pregnant marine reptile between 90 and 250 million years old. they dubbed it. it took a month for them to extract the fossil beautiful place, right? they say the discovery will help scientists learn about pregnancy in dinosaurs. yeah, i mean. it's dress of parking. really happened little embryo out. might. that's the way for it to happen. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. appreciate being with us a lot. more ahead tonight during kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock. catherine heenan is here. she's going to join in grant for kron. 4 news at 6. >> good evening. i will be joining you got thank you very much. justine grant. >> coming up at 6 sad story out of san jose. more on the 3 year-old who died at the hands of the family who apparently were trying to perform an exorcism on the child. the charges that family members are now facing. and california entering the next budget year with a record smashing surplus nearly 100 b

until next time, from all of us here in chile, it's goodbye. hello.n the last few days. yes, we've had some sunshine, some warmth, too, but also big thundery downpours, particularly in northwestern england and in northern ireland recently. now, on the satellite picture, you can see the motion of the cloud — it's mostly coming in out of the south and the south—west. so that's where the warm weather is coming from, too. and here are the thunderstorms we've recently had — now most of them have died away, we still have a little bit of rain here and there, but i think through the early hours of tuesday morning, it is a mostly dry picture out there with clear spells, a bit of residual cloud, that's pretty much it. oh, and mistand murk forming in the countryside, too. now, the temperatures early on tuesday will range from around eight celsius in aberdeen to 12 in norwich, london, and along the south coast of england. now there is rain in the forecast for tuesday, but it'll be mostly affecting western areas of the uk. so, here it is, this weather front — in t

albertano: ¿quieres un elote con chile? maría: no, ya me comí como cuatro.ting: ¿no te apetece una copa de vino? jovita: sería un placer, frosting. tributo a las Íctimas de la masacre, en la que perdieron la vida 19 niÑos y dos maestras en la escuela robb... pero algunos padres quedaron insatisfechos con el encuentro... aÍ, es... incluso algunos de ellos se retiraron del evento, porque no recibieron ninÚn compromiso del mandatario para investigar los hechos y la actuacÓn de la poliÍa, ni tampoco una declaracÓn firme sobre el control de las armas... juan carlos gonÁlez nos tiene el reporte. a pesar de las ruedas de prensa y las palabras de aliento, a los familiares y la comunidad de uvalde, solo les queda un inmenso dolor e indignacÓn por la reciente tragedia... las preguntas sin respuesta y los fallos que hubo en la actuacÓn de los agentes, son lo que les mueve a reclamar por lo ocurrido, el departamento de justicia anuncÓ que se investigaÁ la respuesta policial al tiroteo... malene guzÁn nos informa... la masacre de uvalde, en texas, se une a los Ás de 200

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