. ♪ ♪ fÉlix: en venezuela la sentencia que condena hasta a siete aÑos de prisiÓn a ex directivo de citgo para su detenciÓn. >> se fue un dÍa a una reuniÓn de trabajo y no a regresado. reportero: Él y otros cinco directivos fueron detenidos acusados de participar en un refinanciamiento de 4 millones de dÓlares que nunca se realizó y que no tenÍa el aval de la casa matriz de petrÓleos de venezolano. un tribunal los condenÓ a ocho aÑos de prisión. >> han sido ocho aÑos esperando por un juicio. y ahora los condenaron por ocho aÑos. reportero: pero las finanzas no son el aria de ingeniero mecÁnico con más de 10 aÑos en la industria petrolera. ahora estÁ preso en la venezuela de maduro. >> han puesto cargos arbitrarios. hablan de un financiamiento que no pasÓ... y mi padre no tiene nada que ver. reportero: las finanzas tampoco son las experticias de los hermanos zambrano, uno es gerente de experticia y otro gerente general... ambos con mÁs de 30 aÑos de servicio y con una sentencia que su familia califica de ser una farsa judicial. >> es una pantomima. es un terrorismo judicial. reportero: asÍ

venezuela, la sentencia que condena hasta 13 aqos de prision a exdirectivos de la empresa petrolera citgosiguen generando polemica. el secretario de estado de estados unidos, mike pompo, rechazo el fallo judicial y exigio el retorno inmediato de los directivos, al tiempo que sus familias, radicadas en estados unidos, consderan que "no" hay justicia. francisco urreiztieta desde caracas hablo con algunos de estos familiares. en colombia, los habitantes de las islas caribeqas de san andres, providencia y santa catalina siguen viviendo un verdadero drama tras el paso del huracan "iota" hace unas semanas.no solo l devastacion del lugar es motivo de preocupacion, ahora se suma la falta de medicamentos de primera necesidad. yezid baquero nos amplia desde bogota. miles de manifestantes regresaron a las calles de guatemala para exigir la renuncia del presidente alejandro giammattei a quien acusan de encubrir actos de corrupcion y por la aprobacion del presupuesto fiscal del proximo aqo. ante las fuertes protestas, el presidente convoco a un dialogo nacional con el que busca re-ajustar ese presupue

the men worked for oil company citgo.re arrested and charged with embezzlement after being lured to a business meeting in venezuela three years ago. the cases played out against the backdrop of the acrimonious relationship between president maduro and the trump administration. like many countries, the u.s. supported maduro's rivals claim to the presidency. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo has indicated that he believes the six men are being used as political hostages. despite that, before the verdict, his family was hopeful he would be home for future thanksgivings, just like the ones they used to celebrate together. >> i think my father wants to show to the world a message of love, hope, and justice. he's been held for over three years unjustly, and now there is a glimmer of hope. >> now that trial is over. the six men and their families, hope appears to be waning. host: three days of national mourning in argentina have ended following the death of football star diego mayor donna. our correspondent reports from the ne

>>the so-called citgo 6 employees of the houston-based citgo refinery in come the fining company which is owned by venezuela state oil company. they were lord to venezuela 3 years ago for a business meeting and that is when they were arrested on corruption charges their sentencing took place today, 5 of the men were sent us in nearly 9 years while one of them received a 13 year sentence their attorneys say the men are innocent and they will appeal this sentencing. >>well we've been through this before here in the bay area and southern california. it was a thanksgiving in the dark for thousands of people now southern california edison turned off power to about 5,000 customers today because of strong winds posing fire danger. a crop reports from los angeles. >>wicked winds whipping through southern california has fire crews on attack and homeowners on edge as the red flag warning causes power outages in the middle of thanksgiving. >>you know the power now so we kind of had to you know win over. >>jim our champ and his family had to get crafty and the west on kind of you know not to proba

the so-called citgo 6 were arrested during what they thought was a business meeting in 2017.r lawyers plan to appeal. >> today's weather, showers in parts of the northeast. heavy rain and possible flooding in the south. sunny in the midwest and dry conditions create fire dangers in southern california. >>> and finally, a los angeles couple refusing to let a coronavirus diagnosis interrupt their wedding day. >> but they were forced to take extraordinary measures to safely exchange vows. jory rand with our l.a. station has the details. >> reporter: as the fairy tale goes, girl meets prince, they fall in love then get married. for patrick delgado and lauren jiminez of walnut, they got the first two, but the whole marriage part hit a snag five days before the wedding when lauren tested positive for covid-19. >> it's no joke. like covid is not fun. >> reporter: with lauren quite sick and quarantined in her bedroom, the wedding was off, right? how does a couple marry when they can't be face to face? well, on the day their marriage license was set to expire, they decided to go for t

united states, the men who were arrested in 2017 while working for the american refining company, citgo, which is owned by venezuela's state oil. john holmes has more. these 6 oil executives, 5 of them, u.s. citizens and already been stuck in venezuelan prison 3 years. now they've finally been tried, found guilty of corruption and received sentences of between 8 and 13 years. he wants to. this letter is from one of them to mobile though it's the 1st public message from any of the men since their arrest. he wrote it just before his trolls, conclusion is lawyer. now reaching across race where justice is done, i'll be able to rebuild my life and try to compensate my family for the last moments, the light is intense, the hope is great. give me freedom. freedom was denied to him. human rights advocates say that venezuela's justice system is plagued with corruption inefficient, simply called bias. his lawyer again, the male white woman not even being intimate case. there is no evidence. it's not there is no 2nd stanch evidence or no indirect evidence or flawed evidence. there is no evidence,

washington had to release the man who works for citgo, a u.s. based subsidiary of the venezuelan state, all company. they were arrested in caracas 3 years ago and accused of several crimes including money laundering. still ahead on that lead to greatness face tribute to the anjan time. madge and what's next? do stay with us. that's it. campus water has joe. thank you very much. more now on diego maradona who's been buried in a private ceremony as tens of thousands took to the streets of one of site is buried on a diet of a heart attack. on wednesday in before the burial, his casket lay in state at the city's presidential palace. and you can see from these drone pictures just how many people turned out to file past that coffin to say goodbye to their hero. despite the cove in 1000 pandemic, his body was then transported to the burial ground. fans followed the hearse in their cars and on bikes, as it made its way to bella vista on the outskirts of one of cyrus, where his parents are buried. thousands lined the routes to pay their respects at the c

citgo that's owned by venezuela's state oil for john holmes is for these 6 oil executives. 5 of them u.s. citizens and already been stuck in venezuelan prison 3 years. now they've finally been tried, found guilty of corruption and received sentences of between 8 and 13 years. he wants to do this letters from one of them to mobile though it's the 1st public message from any of the men since their arrest. he wrote it just before his trolls . conclusion is lawyer. now reaching across race where justice is done, i'll be able to rebuild my life and try to compensate my family for the last moments, the light is intense, the hope is great. give me freedom. freedom was denied to him. human rights advocates say that venezuela's justice system is plagued with corruption inefficient simply school bias. his lawyer again, the male white woman not even being intimate case. there is no evidence. it's not there is no 2nd stanch evidence or no in direct evidence or flawed evidence. there is no evidence, none period, game or him be out. how does it? i asked the team of venezuela's attorney general top