you have claudio — president. yes, very much. you have claudio sheinbaum, - president.ry much. you have claudio sheinbaum, the i have claudio sheinbaum, the former mayor of this city, the front runner who has always had a healthy lead in the polls leading up to voting day. and when i spoke to her on the campaign trail, it was clear she was very confident of victory. she is offering the electorate a sort of extension of president lopez obrador, as you said in your introduction he backed her, the outgoing president. he has put down six years of what they call the force transformation of mexico. essentially a policy of social programmes. —— fourth transformation of mexico. intended to lift the poorest from poverty, and has had some success. 5 million people have been lifted from poverty in his time in office. his opponents say he is an autocrat, that it is populism and that she is merely going to be a puppet of his and not her own woman. galvez says she is the change mexico needs, that she will be a different kind of candidate, who will be able to push back against the yea

>> we go now to claudio lavanga. good morning, claudio. bring us up to date on the latest. >> good morning, frances. well, that rescue operation, as you saw, was carried out in an area that was densely populated with palestinian refugees, and at least according to the health ministry, at least 275 people were killed, including 64 children and 700 others were injured. now we don't know how many civilians were among them, but during the operation another three hostages were killed, one of which they say had a u.s. citizenship. but of course we don't have independent confirmation of that yet. there was also a resumer in the aftermath of that operation that israeli special forces used as a base the fear that was build by the united states just off the coast of gaza to deliver aid. but so far both the u.s. and israel have denied it. now the news of the hostages' release was of course received with jubilation all across israel. but as you mentioned, that did not stop benny gantz from leaving the war cabinet. now gantz did demand since may the fa

>> let's go to claudio lavanga. claudio, good morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, frances. well, that rescue operation was carried out in an area densely populated with palestinian refugees and at least according to the health ministry in gaza at least 275 people were killed during the operation, including 64 children and 700 others were injured. now, we don't know how many civilians were among them but at least according to hamas among the dead were also three other israeli hostages of which one with u.s. citizenship. we don't have yet independent confirmation of that claim. now the news of the hostages release was welcome with jubilation across israel, but that did not stop, as you mentioned, benny gantz, the main rival of benjamin netanyahu, from leaving the war cabinet now back in may. he did demand the israeli prime minister -- or asking for a concrete post-war plan, and he gave him a deadline, june 8th, which was saturday. when that didn't materialize, well, he resigned and he said that now benjamin netanyahu is on the way -- is in

>> let's go now to claudio lavanga. claudio, good morning. bring us up to date in the latest. >> good morning, frances. well, that rescue operation was carried out in an area that was densely populated with palestinian refugees. and at least according to the health ministry in gaza, at least 275 people were killed, including 64 children and 700 others were injured. now we have not independently confirmed that yet, and we don't know how many civilians could be among the dead and injured there. at least according to hamas, three other israeli hostages were killed during that operation of which one with a u.s. citizenship. of course, we don't have confirmation of that either. now there was another rumor circulating in the aftermath of that operation, and that was that the israeli special forces used a pier that was built by the u.s. off the coast of gaza to deliver aid as a base for that operation. but so far both the united states and israel have denied it. now the news of the hostages rescued was received with jubilation all across israel, but

>> claudio lavanga for us. claudio, thank you. >>> in a surprise announcement that seemed to catch even the government offguard, the israeli army has introduced daily lulls in fighting in a southeastern gaza strip in and around rafah. it's an attempt to get more aid. in the pause also happen between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. local time, essentially during daylight hours until further notice. israeli media reports that mr. -- prime minister netanyahu was surprised and angered by the move, but will not stop it. fighting continued in gaza sunday. nine people, including five children were killed when their home was bombed in central gaza, according to ap journalists on the ground there. >>> let's turn now to greece, where a missing american has been found dead. local media say the body of a tourist was found on a fairly remote beach. the victim has not been identified, but this is the latest in a string of recent indicates on which tourists on the greek islands have died or gone missing. the search continues for reti

esta jornada para claudio sheinbaum comenzÓ antes de que saliera el sol. >> en este caso vamos con el agradecimiento. reportera: ¿quÉ es lo mÁs urgente que se tiene que abordar en estos dÍas? >> estamos conformando el equipo de trabajo. reportera: la futura presidenta de mÉxico llegÓ la la sala de abordaje de su vuelo comercial, vimos a decenas de personas queriendo tomarse una foto con ella, felices por su triunfo. >> de entrada me preocupÉ la seguridad. reportera: la acompaÑamos en su primera gira de trabajo, quebradora se nueva rosita, en coahuila, en el norte del paÍs, donde un derrumbe en una mina de carbÓn dejÓ encerrado a 63 mineros en 2006, y en el aviÓn, hasta quienes no votaron por ella le dieron consejos. >> no votÉ por ti, pero Échale ganas, no le hagas caso. >> al llegar al norte, la recibieron con mÁs cariÑo. reportera: gritos y hasta empujones, ya en el camino, en monclova, un choque provocado por la cÁmara donde iban sus escoltas terminÓ en la muerte de una mujer, y ella se detuvo unos minutos a revisar el irreparable daÑo. ante esta gira, claudio x recibiÓ la felicita

for the latest, let's go live to rome and claudio lavanga. why was amanda knox back on trial in italy? >> reporter: back in 2011, i was one of those reporters outside the prison when amanda knox was released after her murder conviction was overturned. but to this day, at least in italy, she's still guilty of slander, after initially she accused an owner of a bar where she worked part time with the murder of meredith kercher. she was sentenced to three years in prison for slander. now amanda knox has long claimed that she made the accusation only because she was under police duress, had no legal representation and no interpreter. and the court of human rights agreed that her defense rights were violated. and that's why italy's top courts recently ordered a retrial for the slander conviction. and that's why amanda knox yesterday was in florence, in court, hoping that her name would be cleared of anything to do with the murder of meredith kercher. but the court in florence upheld the three years in prison slander conviction. which doesn't mean s

for the latest, let's go to italy and claudio lavanga. what's expected to come out of this summit? >> reporter: good morning frances. on his way to italy on air force one, jake sullivan, the national security advisor told reporters that while they are at the g-7 meeting, president biden and president shzelenskyy are expecd to sign a new bilateral security agreement that sullivan said will send a message to vladimir putin. he told reporters, and i quote, if vladimir putin thinks he can outlast the coalition support in ukraine he's wrong. he just cannot wait us out, and this agreement will show our resolve and commitment. president biden is expected to rally support among g-7 leaders behind his new proposal to issue a new $50 billion fund to ukraine that will be repaid in the future with the billions of dollars in profits from frozen russian assets across the western world, especially in the european union. for now, this proposal has received support among the g-7 leaders, but there may be some concerns about the threat of retaliation from russia and also the precedent that this will

claudio, good morning. how is israel defending the latest strike? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. israel says that that was a precise strike that was targeting tens of islamic jihad and hamas militants, some of whom they say participated in the october 7 attacks, and that in that attack, who were using the school to plan other attacks. and in the attack, israel says they managed to kill nine of those militants. and they said also that they postponed the attack twice in order to avoid civilian casualties, but at least according to the al aqsa hospital in gaza, alongside those militants, up to 31 civilians, including women and children, also died in that strike. now, as you mentioned, the school was run by the united nations agency for palestinian refugees, and at least according to witnesses who spoke to "the associated press," the missiles struck two classrooms in that school. there were refugees there who were sheltering after having fled their homes in gaza. hamas says it was enabled by the failure of the international community to use its lev

for the latest, let's go live to rome and claudio lavanga. amanda knox back on chi trial in italy? >> reporter: back in 2011, i was one of those reporters outside the prison when she was released after her murder conviction was overturned. to this day, she seas's still g of slander after accusing the owner of a bar with the murder of meredith kercher. he spent two weeks in prison before he was found completely innocent, and amanda knox was sentenced to a three-year prison term for slander. amanda knox always claimed she made the false accusation because she was under police duress and had no legal representation or interpreter. and in 2019, the european court of human rights agreed with her, that her defense rights were violated. and that's why the italian top court ordered a retrial of the slap slander conviction. that's why amanda knox was here, she wanted to clear her name of anything to do with the murder of meredith kercher. in the end, that court in florence reconvicted her again. as you mentioned, she's not going to spend a day in pris

nbc's claudio lavanga joins us now. assange still has to make a stop in court before he can go home to australia. what do we know about the hearing? >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right. we saw julian assange boarding that plane in london yesterday after spending five years in a high-security prison. now he's on his way to the northern mariana islands, which is a u.s. territory in the pacific ocean, where at least as part of the deal he struck with the u.s. department of justice he will attend a court hearing in the, in a u.s. federal court there, and he will plead guilty to one charge under the espionage act, which is conspiring to unlawfully obtain and disclose national defense information. he is expect ked to be handed a 62-month sentence, which he will have already served. let's recap very quickly how we got to this point in 2010. how wikileaks, the website he founded, released and leaked up to half a million documents, mainly u.s. military reports, confidential reports on the wars in iraq and afghanista

nbc's claudio lavanga joins us now. good morning, assange still has to make a stop in port before he can go home to australia. what do we know about this hearing? >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right. yesterday julian assange was seen boarding a plane in london where he spent the last five years in a high-security prison. and he's now on his way to the northern mariana island which is u.s. territory in the pacific ocean. as part of the deal he struck with the u.s. justice department, he's expected to, once he gets there, to appear in a u.s. federal court there, and he will plead guilty to the one charge under the espionage act for conspiring and ob obtain national defense information. he was sentenced to 62 months in prison which he has already served. he would be free to return to his homeland, which is australia. wikileaks, he founded, and they found leaks and disclosed almost a half million documents, most of them u.s. military, confidential reports on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. now he was then iss

claudio, what do we know about this agreement? >> reporter: good morning, frances. vladimir putin called it a breakthrough agreement that raises relations between the two countries, north korea and russia, to a whole new level, especially when it comes to security and military cooperation. now, as you mentioned, the two leaders pledged to come to each other's aid if one of them is attacked. but the immediate impact could be that north korea expands dramatically the number of munitions that it's already providing to russia for its war in ukraine in exchange for a tr transfer of military technology. this technology could involve potentially, nuclear submarine technology and ballistic missile technology. that would eventually accelerate north korea's nuclear and ballistic mitch programs that are already threatening and posing a threat to the asian-pacific region, the u.s. allies there and u.s. troops stationed there. now after the visit to north korea, vladimir putin traveled to vietnam, where he received a warm and colorful welcome at the airport. now literally, just

>> claudio, thank you. at that same press convince at the d 7, president biden was ag7, president biden was asked about his son hunter. he indicated he would not pardon hunter, adding he wouldn't commute his sentence either. the president expressed support for his son. >> i'm extremely proud of my son hunter. he has overcome an addiction. he's one of the brightest, most decent men i know. >> the younger biden's trial drew attention to his time as a crack cocaine addict. a sentencing date has not yet been set. >>> former president trump returned to capitol hill on thursday, it's his first visit since the january 6 attack. the presumptive gop nominee gt g got a very warm welcome from his party. many top republicans have been critical of mr. trump since january 6, but that's not what we saw yesterday. >> reporter: that is for sure, dp frances. the clear message was one of party unity. the former president spoke himself, saying that he is with the party 1,000%. a source inside the closed door meeting says forme

for the latest let's go to claudio lavanga who is following the story for us. good morning. what more did the countries agree on? >> reporter: good morning, frances. the final document says that the united nations charter as well has respect for territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine forms the basis for a just and lasting peace. listen to what jakesullivan, the national security adviser, had to say about that. >> the vision of peace that was put forward here today from so many different countries, rooted in principles all of us signed up to, rooted in principles all of us would like to live in a world that are ruled by those principles because they make us all safe. this is the right vision as we go forward. >> reporter: now, the demand for territorial integrity in ukraine goes completely against what vladimir putin said literally a couple of days before the peace summit. he said that russia would only -- that the war will continue until ukraine withdraws from the four promises -- provinces, sorry, that russian claims to have annexed since the start of the war, but

standard of living, they have the most... negative trail behind them, and this is what the young claudiobaum, if she learned what she was fighting against, and therefore to say that she would somehow radically change foreign policy, well, it seems unlikely, because yes, politicians evolve and zelensky of 2019 is not zelensky of 2022, but nevertheless some basic principles remain the same, and in the case of claudia schönbaun, i don't see any, say... so grounds for her a sharp change in the current conjuncture, say, both international, and regional, and actually intra-mexico. well, it was the same in mexico many times, remember, when a person appeared from the same institutional revolutionary party that ruled mexico there for almost two centuries, was considered such an obvious representative of the establishment, the heir of the previous president, and then once and for all politics changed by 180° and no one could'. see this at election time? i won't say that mexico has such a large, let's say, a selection of similar examples, argentina with the milieu is a much more striking example, y

circumstances, mexico elected a new president, former mayor of mexico city and nobel prize winner, claudioum. vladimir congratulated her on her victory in the elections. in general, let's take a look at mexico's leading museum of indigenous culture. this is the first instinctive reaction to this long skull, they don’t show it well in themselves. but what is an alien? in fact, as they explain here, it was among the indians, while babies had soft bone tissue, that there was a tradition for some of them to bandage their heads in this way, so that you get such elongated skulls. but sheinbaum’s victory introduces a completely new story into mexican history; her roots are jewish. even more precisely, eastern european-jewish. sheinbaum, lina solomonovna, was the name of her closest relative, who studied latin america, but at our institute of ethnography, her cousin. very hard work, but she did not become the center of this, this small, so to speak, universe called sheinbaum. the russian sheinbaums, descendants of that branch of this historically left-wing family who cameroon jews who lived in mex

also coming up, claudio st. bob victims, mexico's 1st female president, according to preliminary results, medians have voted in an election, overshadowed by drug violence and the model of dozens of political candidates. and israel's foreign minister is undergoing pressure to.

pidiÓ licencia con presente municipal de guadalajara para contender por la gubernatura, le ganÓ a claudioÓn suficiente para que se pudiera hacer esta proyecciÓn del triunfo. yo entre la elecciÓn el candidato de nar declarÓ que su triunfo es irreversibley buscarÁ alianzas con sus contrincantes. >> este llamadopara otras fuerzas polÍticas. para nuestros contendientes. tiene que ver con un diÁlogo democrÁtico, respetuoso, por el futuro del estado. tenemos que construir a travÉs del diÁlogo y del receto'o. chemita se avecina la granbatalla legal y electoral de 2024. en una sobre las autoridades electorales entregarÁn aquÍ la constancia de mayorÍa al candidato que serÁ el futuro ganador. dirigente morena preparan impugnaciones de tribunal electoral. y aunque la resoluciÓn se conocerÁ en varias semanas se comprometieron a respetar los resultados. marÍa: vamos a ver en quÉ terminan estas disputas electorales. los invito a ver un adelanto de los deportes. >> mÁs adelante en la informaciÓn de activa. repasamos actividad de partidos

karina: si en los prÓximos 3 meses no concluye el rescate, los trabajos continuarÁn en el gobierno de claudioe rescate. en coahuila, mÉxico, karina garza ochoa, univisiÓn. paulina: regresemos a los estados unidos, un nuevo incendio ha provocado el cierre de las carreteras y evacuaciÓn de los habitantes en arizona. a partir de la noche de este miÉrcoles, el incendio rose, ha quemado 200 acres, y no estÁ contenido en ningÚn porcentaje,al menos 100 hogares se han visto amenazados y cuatro etcÉteras se han visto destruidas. el servicio secreto estÁ considerado ampliar el lugar del partido republicano va realizar su convenciÓn este verano, esto luego de meses de disputas entre el servicio secreto y el partido republicano sobre las medidas de seguridad para dicha convenciÓn. el mundo del espectÁculo en los estados unidos estÁ de luto, falleciÓ a los 77 aÑos de edad johnny canales, una leyenda de la mÚsica texana y conductor de programas de televisiÓn. entre sus mÉritos profesionales, haber sido promotor de primeros artistas. Él fue el primero en presentar a selena en su programa. >> [habla en inglÉ

austrian defense minister claudio taner, in an interview with the newspaper, believes that the ban wille lifted. now understanding what happened, namely, well, a victory, albeit a relative victory, but eurosceptics and opponents of, let’s say, the establishment in the european parliament, in general the european parliament is an advisory body, it doesn’t decide anything like that, yes, that is, the people who make laws for the whole of europe are not sitting there , everything is decided by the european commission, the government, a body that seems to be so weak, but they were preparing for the elections. i was preparing to the fullest, what they did, literally in the last week before the elections, this norman sabbath, yes, they assembled a gigantic one, yes, to confirm once again the correctness of their point of view, all this was covered and so on, radical statements were made, which previously were only debatable, and before that it was even denied that we would not take interest on russian debt, or use russian assets in general, yes, the radicals proposed this, but so that... ther

this was stated by austrian defense minister claudio tanner, but did not talk about the consequences,ria's neutrality. the red line has been crossed, so i am glad that nato secretary general john stoltenberg has clarified that the alliance will not send troops to ukraine after all. the israeli military released four hostages in the gaza strip, including russian citizen andrei kozlov. in these shots, he is wearing a white t-shirt; in particular , prime minister netanyahu spoke with him. kozlov worked as a security guard at a music festival that hamas attacked on october 7. the idf carried out a liberation operation in the nussirat refugee camp in the gaza strip. special forces attacked two buildings where the hostages were located, and then they were evacuated by helicopter. hamas says some of the hostages died. gaza authorities said more than 200 people were killed and 400 wounded in the refugee camp. in israel did not comment on this. the head of european diplomacy called this quote: a massacre of civilians. presidential advisor anton kabyakov summed up the results of the st. petersb

claudio tanner, but did not talk about the consequences, citing austrian neutrality.ine has been crossed, so i am glad that the secretary general of nato. stoltenberg explained that the alliance will still not send troops to ukraine. in ukraine, for refusing to go to the front, a native of donetsk was sent to prison for 5 years. the losses are huge, plugging the holes on the front line of kiev is becoming increasingly difficult, and washington is demanding more active utilization of ukrainians and sending young people to the front. how , under the slogans of democracy, zelensky established absolute slavery in ukraine, he will tell anastasia ivanova. regular shots of wild mobilization, a phrase that has become everyday for ukrainians. zhitomir, the locals do not stop the strike either day or night near the department of the shopping center, a man died there after he was beaten by military commissars, but will people be heard, they leave alone only those whom they could not overcome? i’m currently at work, you’re right, you’re not right. they are trying to give, this is

crossed the line when they decided to use their weapons on russian territory, austrian defense minister claudioner stated this, but did not talk about the consequences, citing austria's neutrality. the red line has been crossed, so i'm glad that the general. advisor to the president anton kabyakov results of the st. petersburg international economic forum. this year, 21,300 people came from 139 countries. at the forum , 982 agreements were signed for a total amount 6.403. 4216 media representatives from russia and foreign countries, more than three days in a deep forest, children who disappeared in the urals were found alive, a brother and sister went fishing with their grandfather. get lost, almost 700 volunteer rescuers were looking for them, how did the children manage to survive - ksenia usoltseva found out, they were found, they were found, here they are, moments of happy rescue of schoolchildren, ten-year-old victoria, twelve-year-old grigory from tyumen. doggies, doggies, don't worry, your children, your children. the teenagers spent several days and nights getting food and water for the

for the latest, let's go to claudio lavanga. what is the significance of this outcome? >> reporter: good morning, frances. as you mentioned, the fact that norendra modi won the election was not a surprise. even ahead of the election his popularity rate was over 70%. what was a surprise was that it was not a landslide victory that he and observers were expecting. now his coalition in the end won only, if you can say that, less than 300 seats in parliament, which is still the majority, which is not the overall majority, it's a small majority which will force him since he came to power to seek support from outside of his coalition, and that is not a given. because the leader of the main opposition party, which did very well, the indian national congress, have said they will try to form their own coalition. whether or not the prime minister of india will manage to form an extended coalition, there is, this election shows that he has lost some support from the indian electorate, and according to critics, this is due to two reasons. one is that india is still the fastest-grow

>> claudio, thank you. >>> lawmakers are working to aggress the growing number of a.i. pornographic videos and images circulating online. and the images aren't just big-name celebrities but teens, too. savannah sellers has new information. >> reporter: texas republican ted cruz and minnesota democrat amy klobuchar joining together to discuss the trend of non-consensual images shared online. >> this is increasingly affecting and targeted at minors. >> reporter: deep fake porn production up last year. a.i. technology can make realisticing l reali realistic-looking images of anyone. others affected include scarlett johansson and taylor swift. >> i was thinking this is my photo from my instagram. why would there be a body that's not mine on it. >> reporter: she was 14 when fake, explicit images of her, created by a classmate in her texas high school spread. snapchat says it has zero tolerance. but her mother says it was eight months before the social media company took action. the new bipartisan bill puts the onus on tech companies, requiring them to remove non-consensual i

. >> for the latest, let's go live to italy and claudio lavanga. we understand the president also made comments on a potential cease-fire in the gaza war. >> reporter: that's right, frances. good morning. well, president biden essentially said he does not expect a cease-fire deal to be reached in the near future, especially after neither hamas nor israel have accepted or embraced the latest proposal. take a listen to what he said. >> i've laid out an approach that has been endorsed by the u.n. security council, by the g7, by the israelis, and the biggest hangup so far is hamas refusing to sign on, even though they have submitted something similar. whether or not it comes to fruition remains to be seen. we're going to continue to push. >> reporter: while there is no breakthrough expected to come out of the g7 summit on the gaza war, the first day of the summit was very useful when it comes to the ukrainian war. well, now president biden and zelenskyy, as you mentioned, they signed a bilateral deal that will last for ten years. and for the next ten y

for the latest, let's go to claudio lavanga who is following the story for us. good morning. what more did the countries agree on? >> the u.n. charter as well as respect for integrity and sovereignty in ukraine should serve as the basis for a just and lasting peace. now let's take a listen to what jake sullivan, the national security adviser had to say about that. >> the vision of peace that was put forward here today from so many different countries, rooted in principles all of us signed up to. rooted in principles all of us would like to live in a world that are ruled by those principles because they make us all safe. this is the right vision as we go forward. >> now the demand for integrity in ukraine clashes completely with what russian president vladimir putin said ahead of that peace summit. he said that the war will not end until ukraine withdraws from the four provinces russia claims to have annexed since the start of the war. but kyiv and its western allies say that is not a peace offering but a request to surrender. now as you mention, china and russia were not ther

claudio scheinbaum inherits a nation mired in violence.w her task will be to achieve success where there are many for her men failed. and it was really a dangerous election. mexico elected not only the president, but also parliamentarians, congress, governors in several states and thousands of local officials. and it was the candidates who suffered on the ground. the greatest pressure, both from competitors and crime, more than 20 candidates for local authorities were killed, such official data, although according to other estimates the victims may be more, 37. the country is dealing with such challenges, so the fight against crime is a priority of the new president, but let's talk a little more about who is claudia scheinbau, she is 61 years old, before becoming a politician, she had a successful scientific career, an energy expert, and an expert on domestic changes. she was part of the intergovernmental panel of experts on climate change, which was awarded the nobel peace prize. and if we talk about her political career, you will hear it

the standard of living, they have the most negative trail behind them, and this is what the young claudioum would learn what she was fighting against, and therefore to say that she would somehow radically change the external politics well, it turns out to be unlikely, because this is how politicians evolve and zelensky of 2019 is not zelensky of 2022, but nevertheless some fundamental principles remain the same, and in the case of claudia scheinbaun, i i don't see any, let's say, reasons for its drastic change, given the current conjuncture, let's say, both internationally, and regionally, and actually in the domestic mexican one, well, it was not the same in mexico either. do you remember once when a person appeared from the same institutional revolutionary party that ruled mexico there for almost two centuries, was considered such an obvious representative of the establishment, the heir of the previous president, and then once and for all the whole policy changed 180°, and no one could have predicted this at the time of the election. i do not i will say that in mexico there is such a la

hablamos con claudio silva, terapeuta familiar que no está asociado con el caso o las instituciones.pre pendientes de cuando un terapeuta está solo con su niño. es muy importante ver si el terapeuta hace mucha gestión de estar solo con los niños. la policía no especificó qué evidencia se encontró al momento de hacer el arresto ni quién hizo la denuncia. la policía de san josé no descarta que hayan otras víctimas por eso le piden a los padres cuyos hijos hayan tenido algún tipo de contacto con el sospechoso que hablen con ellos y si tienen alguna información, que se comuniquen con las autoridades. puede ser de manera anónima. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. si un hombre dice estar vivo de milagro tras ser atacado por 2 perros, esto fue en san francisco. el incidente ocurrió el 25 de mayo en el distrito y todo fue grabado en video de vigilancia. mire usted se llama pablo rocha. se escapó del ataque, dice tras escalar esa cerca de una tienda de alfombras. después fue transportado a un hospital y pasó 2 horas en el quirófano por las lesiones que sostuvo de las mordidas. los dueños

according to official preliminary results, claudio sent by a former may of mexico city, looks set to win a double digit victory over. how do you have to strive all who has already conceded defeat? this is mexico's largest general election and history, but it's been marred by violence involving drug cartels. with these $37.00 political candidates, my dad, during the campaign at the country were around 10 women per day of being killed being murdered. we are looking at the country with a very high crime rate rate. this is agenda based violence that we're talking about . it's actually also called the silent epidemic here in mexico. and it is something that obviously with a female lead us many hope of will somehow change. we just don't know if it actually would change. because as i said earlier, shane boom will also follow in the footsteps of her party of the outgoing government as well. and the outcome and government hasn't been able to manage this method very well. if not, we would be talking about much less the victims of violence or of killings here. that was due to the corresponding

, nato has a history of supporting these kind of a 2 attempts in a very the stuff away operation. claudio, of course, was initiated off the level 2 and it, so the military alliance allying with all sorts of organizations fall like groups full, my members of the s s. now the, this was in countries across europe, including in italy, in germany, integrity and increase, but also the west has a very long list of groups and individuals that are supported, including the budget dean in afghanistan, and met in around the usa as we, as he's cold wind glade us in venezuela, and he's also supporting groups like the muslim brotherhood. and of course the united states as long being allegedly linked to i say. so the west really has no scruples on the groups and individuals that it supports, as long as, as long as it maintains its power and had gemini, steve sweeney. we also got reaction to this from venice whalen, investigative journalist, an author, diego, secure of his nation, has also have to do with a western box would be to figure now and x out of we heard his name, former opposition leader one, wh

so feel peroration, claudio in europe, where they basically, um, some new, fastest, vicious, in order to find the us as our, in the case of, uh, pop's, cold war. but uh, we can also, um, looks back of course, to guess where they actually arms. not only are those spots also other fashions, alicia's, like type, but the fish and others. and of course, the united states passed along just 3 of our main extremes, groups all around the world, as long as they fits the cheer political agenda. so, arming us office, just the logical consequence of us foreign policy, which also with that which actually wants to do every humans prime only in order to photo the ideological aim, soft or 16, the wall street and of course of this um, the race and your brand of liberalism, which is not accepting any ideological low to political opposition at all. well, let's go back to our breaking news this our a counter terrorism operation is now underway in the southern russian republic of dock. a stone comes off to 2 separate attacks, left a number of police officers and a 5th floor that's across the again to ortiz

according to official preliminary results, claudio sent by a former man of mexico city looks set to win a double digit victory overhead. the oddest drive of face is mexico's largest, genuine election in history. the elections that'd be marred by violence involving drug cartels with the feast. 37 candidates mad at during the campaign. in, in how victory speech about psyched support as i am also grateful that i will become mexico's 1st woman president in 200 years since the founder of the republican. and i know we talked to the, the correspondent because he's in mexico city. she told us, well, chain bob was now declared, president elect stands for politically. got a shame on stands for at least 2 things. on the one hand, there is continuity. she's the direct prodigy of outgoing president lopez over the world who has been sort of playing the queen maker and these past few months to get people behind her. and if she to be to, when she would probably follow his footsteps and continue his parties in her parties, politics and the strategy. and this is also something many mexicans i talked to t

i think if it is an extension of the current administration, under claudio sheinbaum, we will sort ofto those of president lopez 0brador. with regard to immigration, that speaks to the fact he has been under pressure over the years from washington to strengthen mexico's southern border with guatemala, as it were, to stop central american migrants even making it in, let alone making the journey to the northern border. galvez too has spoken about the need to strengthen controls. both candidates have been a little light on policy details during all these weeks of campaigning. briefly, it looks like it will be a historic election, likely to be the first female president in the country's history. very likely to be the first female president in the country's history, and that is huge, when we take into account the deeply entrenched machismo and the patriarchy in mexico, just how difficult it is... if it is claudia sheinbaum, would be the first woman mayor of this city and the first woman president. and galvez, one of the women senators. so a historic moment for this country. a lawyer for do

for washington to arm nazis and i think we even don't have to go back to the old days of opperation claudio in europe, where they basically ops new, fastest militias in order to fight the us as our in the case of the pots, cold war too, but we can also, um, looks back of course, to guess where they actually arms. not only are those spots also other fashions delicious, like type pieces and others. and of course, the united states have from a long history of arming extremes, groups all around the world, as long as they fits the cheer political agenda. so, arming as often as just the logical consequence off on us foreign policy, which also with that which actually wants to do every he knows prime only in order to photo the ideological aim. soft washington to wall street. and of course of this um, springs new brand of liberalism, which is not accepting any ideological low to political opposition at all. now there has been some evidence provided by the group itself that the us supplied them with weapons even before the so called law review. so why does washington even jump through the legal loop

so for operation, claudio in europe, where they basically ops new, fastest, vicious, in order to fight lose us as our, in the case of, uh, pop's, cold war. but uh we can also um, looks back of course, to guess where they actually arms. not only are those spots also other fashions, alicia's, like type, but the fish and others. and of course, the united states pass along is 3 of our main extremes, groups all around too old, as long as they fits though to your political agenda. so our main us office trust, the logical consequence of u. s. foreign policy, which also with that which actually wants to do every, he knows prime only in order to photo the ideological aim, soft or 16. the wall street. and of course of this um, strange new brand of liberalism, which is not accepting any ideological low to political opposition at all. returning to our breaking news, at least 6 police officers have been killed, pos and orthodox priest in 2 separate terror attacks and southern russia. they happens in the republic of jack installed the russian best, which he has launched criminal cases on terra charg

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, nato has a history of supporting these kind of a 2 attempts in a very the stuff away operation. claudio, of course, was initiated off to level 2 and it, so the military alliance allying with all sorts of organizations fall like groups full members of the s s. now, the, this was incomplete across europe, including in italy, in germany, integrity and increased, but also the west has a very long list of groups and individuals that supported, including the dean in afghanistan, met in or on the usa as we, as he's cold, wind glade, or in venezuela and he's also supporting groups like the most in brotherhood. and of course the united states has long been allegedly linked to i say. so the west really has no scruples on the groups and individuals that it supports, as long as, as long as it maintains its power and had gemini our team has launched a documentary film festival here in moscow focusing on the rubric feats of decorated russian soldiers on the front line, our correspondent, vermont cost red was among those of the and or girl st. as we are the must go expo at the ard, see documentary fes

hablamos con claudio silva, terapeuta familiar que no está asociado con el caso o las instituciones.o descarta que hayan otras víctimas, por eso le piden a los padres cuyos hijos hayan tenido algún tipo de contacto con el sospechoso que hablen con ellos y si tienen alguna información que se comuniquen con las autoridades. puede ser de manera anónima. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. estas imágenes fueron captadas en cámara. se ve como un venado choca contra el parabrisas de un autobús y termina al interior del transporte. lo ve? ahí? ocurrió en road island. en el video se ve primero cómo el animal corre, salta y choca contra el autobús de los 6 pasajeros que viajaban en el autobús, 3 fueron hospitalizados con heridas leves. el venado al final fue sacado por empleados del sistema de transporte y sospechosos fueron captados en cámaras, robando en una taquería, esto es en houston. las pérdidas de este negocio hispano son de miles de dólares y los trabajadores conversaron con jessica guerrero. le dijeron que no es la primera vez que pasan por este incidente. cuando llegamos, la sor

nato has a history of supporting these kind of a 2 attempts in a very kind of stuff away. operation, claudio, of course, was initiated off to level 2 and it, so the military alliance allying with all sorts of organizations fall like groups full members of the s s. now the, this was in countries across europe, including in italy, in germany, and 30 and in greece. but also the west has a very long list of groups and individuals that supported including the budget dean in afghanistan and met in around the usa as we, as he's cold wine graders in venezuela. and he's also supporting groups like the muslim brotherhood. and of course, the united states has long been allegedly linked to obviously, so the west really has no scruples on the groups and individuals that it supports, as long as, as long as it maintains its power and had gemini can finally this news, our pakistan has blasted the us over its coal to investigate interference claims in the countries general election in february. we believe that the timing and context of this particular resolution does not align well with the positive dynamics

, nato has a history of supporting these kind of a 2 attempts in a very the stuff away operation. claudio, of course, was initiated off to level 2 and it, so the military alliance allying with all sorts of organizations fall like groups full members of the s s. now the, this was incomplete across europe, including a tally in germany, integrity and increase. but also the west has a very long list of groups and individuals that supported including the legit dean in afghanistan, met in around the usa as we as he's cold wine graders in venezuela. and he's also supporting groups like the muslim brotherhood. and of course, the united states has long been allegedly linked to i say, so the west really has no scruples on the groups and individuals that it supports, as long as, as long as it maintains its power and had gemini. when we further discuss this with venezuela.