in really interested colombia. the really worried about fact that the venezuelan reality has on colombia. very top t as a priority, first, continuing to do everything we can to get humanitarian aid to venezuelans, and you cited the number. we should do even more. can to do everything we protect the hard won gains that parties ations of both have made in turning colombia around. colombia, right on the border of offers the antidote. if venezuela stands as the xample of you want to live under authoritarians, this is what your life's going to be like. offer the opposite. if you embrace democratic norms nd work over time, look at the positive arc you can be on. we have an enormous investment risk.s at and the venezuelan government puts it at risk. a strong element of venezuelan policy in addition to humanitarian support needs to be support for colombia. i want to ask about that in my last minute after i say the third thing. think the third thing would t.p.s.ly important is i echo what senator menendez said before i came

venezuelans are leaving colombia and returning home here they live in makeshift camps on the street. they have 185 kilometers to go adrien francisco yet has built his shelter out of plastic sheets he used to work in a mine north of bogota but lost his job after injuring his leg in an accident then the coronavirus pandemic made it impossible for him to find a new job. but i had to stop working so i couldn't pay the rent anymore and had to leave the house where i was living i had to come here i had nowhere else to go. back in venezuela adrien had a small vegetable shop it went bankrupt because of the economic crisis now he has no prospects in either country but he still believes he can make a fresh start without me government i want to go back home to my family. i hope that a doctor will treat me there and that i'll finally find a real job again. 1.8000000 venezuelans moved to colombia because of the economic crisis 80000 of them have returned to venezuela since the pandemic began the border crossing that can quota was once a place of hope for many now there are crowds of disillusioned

en bogotÁ, colombia, vaquero, univisiÓn.. resaltaron que de fallar esta intensa presentarÁn una solicitud de amparoante el tribunal constitucional. el mÁximo funcionario del departamento de estado para venezueladijo que estados unidos seguirÁ reconociendo a juan guaido como presidente interino, incluso si el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro le quita a la oposiciÓn el control del congreso . juan guaido y la mayorÍa de partidos opositores dijeron que van a boicotear las elecciones de diciembre para la asamblea nacional porque el gobierno de maduro no ofrece garantÍas. el presidente del gobierno de espaÑa dijo que respeta las decisiones de la casa real despuÉs de que el rey emérito abandonara el paÍs en medio de un escÁndalo de corrupciÓn. sÁnchez agregÓ que se juzga a una persona y no a una instituciÓn. en una carta pÚblica al padre del actual monarca de 82 aÑosdijo que se irÍa de espaÑa debido a las repercusiones pÚblicas de ciertos episodios de su vida privada. de nuevo hacemos otra pausa y al volver... este encuentro de dos padre

about the range of his work and in particular his love affair with the south american country of colombia. if you go to the symphony orchestras warming up and each musician is his tuning his or her instrument so you hear this year all these sounds of noise about it but it's it's a constant a it's disorganized and then the band the orchestra plays and you get music so what the brain does and what the maker tubules you is organized orchestrated one collapses. welcome back alex is in conversation of the canadian anthropologist we do things they going to discuss his latest book magdalena the great river all this favorite country colombia. michael in us a remarkable new book i mean i can't imagine those any columbia this isn't the best pleased to you for your for contribute to smush the piece that bad why did you fall in love of this country you know when i was a little boy my mother who was a very. humble but determined canadian woman told me in 1968. that spanish was the length of the future and she worked all year in as a secretary in a local public school earn enough money to allow me to j

jesse: el ex presidente de colombia anunciÓ que fue privado de la libertad. caso que Él mismo iniciÓ en contra del senador de la izquierda y que terminÓ implicando al ex-presidente y dejando libre de culpa al congresista. >> no hay individuos, no hay personas que estÉn por encima de la justicia en colombia por muy poderosas e influyentes que sean. jesse: los que los habÍan sobornado era el abogado diego cadena apoderado de uribe que tambiÉn puede quedar tras las rejas. uribe declarÓ en octubre del 2019 y la atenciÓn por el proceso se ha vivido por tal intensidad. >> el hombre que rescatÓ la naciÓn y sacó a colombia... >> siempre lo he considerado y lo considere un patriota genuino entregado a servir a colombia, duele como colombiana que muchos... que un servidor pÚblico ejemplar que ha ocupado la mÁs alta dignidad del estado no se le permita defenderse en libertad con la presunciÓn de inocentes. jesse: las reacciones de los distintos sectores en colombiana se han hecho esperar, son mucho los que piden que se aclare que este no es el resultado de un juicio pol

tres masacres en 24 horas prenden las alarmas en colombia.mo una de las peores olas de incendios o ha tales en >> los recursos han estado lÍmite y por eso pidiÓ ayuda urgentemente. >> a lo largo de california arden incendios forestales sin precedente, mÁs de 1000 hectÁreas de maleza han sido quemadas. las autoridades se estÁn quedando sin red cursos ni personal para luchar contra las llamas que se mueven de manera impredecible. >> rÁpido porque ellos son los retos, ellos son experto en eso y uno lo que tiene que hacer es obedecer las leyes. >> nosotros estamos aportando pollo mediante personal, equipo y especialistas. >> mÁs de 500 en sendos activos han rebasado, este fin de semana se espera que lleguen recursos para luchar contra gigantescos incendios que se estÁn cubriendo como sucediÓ en la bahÍa de san francisco. >> el estado de emergencia ha sido declarado por nuestro gobernador y abre la puerta a ayuda federal y estamos esperando que el gobierno federal nos apoye con fondos. >> los bomberos estÁn siendo sorpresivos por tormentas elÉctri

plus a spike in violence in colombia's countryside raises questions over the country's fragile peace. there is house of representatives has blocked changes to the postal system that threatens mail in voting ahead of the presidential election they voted to give the agency $25000000000.00 and would jack said reforms that would have slowed mail delivery icicle hain reports. it's america's favorite government service by far the u.s. postal service that is until recently louis to joy a trunk donor and moralist was put in charge just about 2 months ago and quickly made changes to the financially. table service metal boxes removed high speed sorting machines ripped out procedures changed over time stopped for money and as a result the mail has slowed considerably he blames a lack of staff because of the coronavirus democrats don't believe him just as we got her from a good stitch with diabetes who feared her family was at risk of losing their insurance after learning her payment had arrived a month late after it was mailed her story is sadly one of many being heard across the nation official

en bogotÁ, colombia,vaquero como Única misiÓn. del paÍs, ademÁs en promedio se suman diariamente 13 reportes de personas desaparecidas o no localizadas. el 50% de los casos son vÍctimas entre los 20 y 39 aÑos de edad. paulina nos tiene los detalles. paulina: equipada con pico, pala y lo mÁs poderoso, la mutter madre, estas mujeres escarbar la tierra de la costa michoacana, plaza del extinto cÁrtel de los caballeros templarios. >> yo simplemente creo saber dÓnde esta mÍo bueno lo voy a parar de dejar de buscar. paulina: hace ocho aÑos que patricia no sabe nada de su hijo pablo. policÍas ministeriales lo desaparecieron en morelia tras recibir informaciÓn de que habÍa restos humanos no dudÓ en venir a buscarlo. >> no sÉ si encuentra un pedazo de pablo en cada uno de estos jÓvenes. paulina: sin precedentes fue una bÚsqueda de tres dÍas en la que participaron forenses, peritos, policÍa y comisionados. >> las comisiones de bÚsqueda impulsada por las familias, pues, es para garantizar el Éxito. paulina: la exhaustiva excavaciÓn dio fruto

is this pistol even allowed to be in colombia. then delete the it will be if the hardware comes from germany as your pictures imply the nazis clearly of a nation push towards. the serial number of this weapon is not listed in the kill court papers. does that mean that the true extent of zig-zag always illegal operations is much greater than previously realized. documents from the us department of commerce prove zigzag usa continue to deliver weapons to colombia even though it was exhausted germany and the managing directors of its u.s. affiliate have been under investigation for illegal arms exports to the country sense 2014 some 10000 pistols were still delivered to colombia even after the april 2900 act then he does he see if they know it and can prove it and i think that is a reason to pass it on to the legal authorities. at mexico new documents from the u.s. state department prove that is exactly usa not only delivers finished weapons to mexico the us permit also includes a license to manufacture various example models in mexi

about the range of his work and in particular his love affair with the south american country of colombia. little. welcome back alex is in conversation of the canadian anthropologist we do based baby boy to discuss his latest book magdalena the great river all this favorite country colombia. michael in us a remarkable new book i mean i can't imagine those any columbia this isn't the best pleased to you for your for control of this must the piece that why did you fall in love of this country you know when i was a little boy my mother who was a very. humble but determined canadian woman told me in 1968. that spanish was the lang's of the future and she worked all year in as a secretary in a local public school earn enough money to allow me to join a group of schoolboys at a british professor was going to take to ground bia and at the time when most canadians had never been in a commercial airplane the south american destination was terribly exotic and i was the youngest of the group of 14 and many of the older lads at 16 suffered from what the colombians call money which is homesickness and

writer who wrote a book called oblivion and his father was one of the one of the deaths that he colombia during these horrible years that really shook the nation was a death attacked his father and hector is thing asli bitter about that and it's well known and so he writes in the back cover of magdalena you know only weight could make me love my country again he describes it because of love that it's of the country and just before you know we. we met today 'd 2 days ago i got a call from one man u.s. santoso ex-president a nobel laureate for peace and he had read the book i sent it to him and he's a friend of mine and he said every colombian must read this book and in a way the book holds a mirror in a certain same way the previous segment we're speaking about at that rolling 'd stone piece my attempt was to really hold a mirror to the american society of show what that become of them in the case of mack the lead on trying to show holding near the communists to show all that's good about their their nation you know and one of the reasons the peace process drug moves is because of a kind

in the wahid of colombia where these people were being trained by this civil corp company preparing this military operation we've been gave pictures of the houses where this people were still leaping and they go colombian government did nothing with that and the united states didn't answer also to this so this operation kept on being prepared and it finally they thought it was the right moment and of course they failed because we have not only the un forces the venezuelan people in one of the islands where the one of this boats came with the 2 american mercenaries it was the fisherman who did who captured this man and they even tied their hands with. a string they used to fish you know it's a shame that they are all the options are still on the table for them and pretty interim said what he believes that this option failed but when i decided to invade venezuela i will do it with my army with all the. force and strength of the united states. and we would be successful i don't think that even in that case even with that option they would be successful 4 minutes. more from venezuela's

about the range of his work and in particular his love affair with the south american country of colombia. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in. spearing dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back alex is in conversation with a canadian anthropologist we did things they were going to discuss his latest book . the great river office favor of columbia. michael in us a remarkable new book i mean i can't imagine those any columbia this isn't the best pleased to you for your for control of this must the piece that out why did you fall in love with this country you know when i was a little boy my mother who was a very. humble but determined canadian woman told me in 1968. that spanish was the lang's of the future and she worked all year in as a secretary in a local public school earn enough money to allow me to join a group of schoolboys at a british professor was going to take to grown bia and at the time when most canadi

i like levis but right now the apparel business unless you're in colombia sportswear or lululemon is the place to be as much as i think levis will be a winner long term, it's too long term for this guy all right. this is not a v shaped recovery. i need you to go i'm not listening. i'm not listening when those chatter heads -- excuse me, ill advised people come on our show and enter on the paper tell you this market is telling you about a v shaped recovery. look at these stocks look at the stocks that brought us here. you see any recovery there no on "mad money" tonight, home depot and walmart grabbed headlines but i'm focus on a boxed retailer concerns about the u.s. recovery put the dollar on the defensive but can the status be the world's number one currency? i'm going to go off the charts for a surprising story and colombia sportswear through the uncertainty? i'm talking with the ceo after earnings so stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question, tweet cramer #mat tweet har #madtweets or call us at 1-800-743-cnbc m

it has not approved any permits for small arms exports to colombia since the year 2000. so how do the $72000.00 weapons that the keel court knew nothing about end up in colombia. to find out we decided to go to bogota the capital of a country blighted by decades of civil war. and the peace here is deceptive. the city has seen months of mass protests and frequent riots the army and above all the police cns you're not i have been accused of serious human rights violations. we saw a policeman carrying 6 hour pistols everywhere in fact none of the officers we met on this trip carried anything else. we visited the museum of the policy and thus are not an organization still feared today for its involvement in human rights violations. the guard at the entrance was also armed with his exultant pistol. the policeman showed us as example of s.p. 2022 in the weapons display. it's always exhaust is the standard weapon of the colombian police and seen as always trying to we all have them they're the best. then he asked a colleague for a service weapon and showed us the engraving on t

i'll address the issue on colombia. when i talked about the group, one of the key players here is colombia because these non-state groups are moving back and forth. coming from colombia as well we work very closely with our colombian partners in the government. they've been addressing the non-state armed groups. one of the things we're doing is enhance the role of the state in some of the rural areas, whether that's true. you know, narco traffic, whether it's the security sector, for us it's the peace accord as well and getting the role of the state and strengthening that in some of the rural areas to address some of the non-state armed groups. so we recognize fully that colombia is critical to this effort. >> thank you. assistant secretary. >> sure, so, to diana and christina's question on colombia. i think one of the most important things that we've been working on when it comes to the illicit threat network, with respect to gold, whether it's respect to narco trafficking, it's really ensuring the coordination within

and argentina colombia is close to reaching 400000 cases mayor of the capital ball guitars expected to announce a new lockdown in parts of the city to control the spread there are concerns about rising infections in the dominican republic which has more cases than all other caribbean island nations combined let's go live now to allison drum in bogota and so it would seem as though off to some initial progress in containing the pandemic we're seeing a sudden spike in cases what's thought to be the cause of this. well merriam most likely the fact that more people have been out on the streets people than need to work to eat and also the fact that while. officially the nation nationwide quarantine remains in place there have been a growing number of exceptions that the national government has put in place for the economy to restart so while during the 1st 3 months the situation seem to be under control we've seen the number just going up for the last couple of months and really picking up the last 2 or 3 weeks and now colombia against the law is the country with the highest number of co

lockdown restrictions are tightened in colombia's capital but the government is under pressure to do more to protect small businesses and 3 weeks after running aground memory a japanese ship begins to break apart spilling more fuel on to the pristine coastline. we begin in belarus were to mulch 1st week of protest and the government crackdown has now culminated in the largest demonstrations yet against president alexander lukashenko a week after he declared an overwhelming victory in the presidential election is government is facing its greatest challenge since he came to power nearly 3 decades ago speaking at a pro-government rally looking shanker rejected calls for his resignation or a rerun of the vote he. accuse nato of sending tanks and planes the country's western border claim promptly rejected by the military alliance across minsk a larger crowd gathered for they called a day of freedom longstanding grievances over the economy and the government's response to the coronavirus have contributed to a growing anger over last week's vote which was allegedly regs and calls for lukash

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pero en colombia, aÚn hay cuarentena. las marchas no son permitidas. ilia: seguimos en colombia. casos de violencia domÉstico, intento de suicido incrementaron y problemas de salud mental. vamos con patricia y un adelanto de esta noche. patricia: gracias. bueno, esta noche, miles de residentes de nueva york en la incertidumbre. esta noche, expira la moratoria estatal de desalojo que pone virtualmente en la calle a una gran mayor de inquilinos de origen hispanos. tambiÉn, segÚn una encuesta del instituto de estudios gubernamentales, el apoyo del presidente trump entre los republicanos y otros votantes conservadores... tendremos detalles esta noche. vuelvo contigo. ilia:. gracias. un adolescente y sus amigos fabricaron mascarillas. ♪ ♪ ilia: la empresa moderna afirmÓ que cuando estÉ aprobada su vacuna planea venderla a lo que llamÓ un precio de pandemia. de entre 32 y 37 dÓlares por dosis. dijo que estÁ terminando la inscripciÓn para un estudio de la fase tres de su vacuna de octubre. tambiÉn hay pruebas de vacunas con resultados prometedores. un adolescente inmigrante venezolano i

daniela: yo voy a ser seÑorita colombia mÁs adelante.iss colombia. representÓ a su paÍs en el certamen de miss universo en 2012. allÍ se encontrÓ con su primer tropiezo. daniela no clasificÓ entre las 16 finalistas del concurso. daniela: claro que fue contra mi ego y, entonces, yo creo que fue una gran experiencia porque en la vida tambiÉn tenemos que aprender que no todo es ganancia, sino que a veces tambiÉn tenemos que aprender a perder. importante en mi carrera... patricia: a su regreso su carrera como presentadora de televisiÓn despegó. tambiÉn decidiÓ probar fortuna como empresaria. y con una imagen consolidada y millones de seguidores en sus redes sociales, daniela no dejaba de compartir con sus admiradores lo que mÁs le gusta hacer. bailar. estabas en el mejor momento de tu vida. daniela: en el mejor. patricia: y de repente, la vida te pone otro obstÁculo. daniela: casualmente me toco aquÍ en mi barriga y sentÍ que tenía una bolita. pasaron como 20 dÍas y la bolita nunca se desinflamÓ. patricia: no le dolÍa, ni tenÍa ningÚn sÍntom

let's speak to terry's a boat she's in buenos aires but to can update us on what's happening in colombia and elsewhere so we are seeing despite the measures that they've taken to try and contain the virus really colombia is one of the worst affected countries in the world. well that's correct 10 latin america as you just said is the epicenter of corona virus in the world cases have doubled in the past month 4700000 people have been infected and leading in this part of the world is 1st brazil with 92000 people have already lost their lives with covert 19 a president that you know in the very beginning denied the threat of corven 1000 for the population with people condemning the press and who also got infected with 1000 and it's now traveling around the country the 2nd country is mexico 46000 people have lost their lives the 3rd most affected country in the world a dire situation there in the country and colombia 10000 people lost their lives that this was announced on friday over 30300000 people have been affected in all of this poses a major challenge for latin america mostly because it

hundreds of thousands of venezuelans are leaving colombia and returning home. here they live in makeshift camps on the street in book or among they have 185 kilometers to go adrien francisco yet has built his shelter out of plastic sheets he used to work in a mine north of bogota but lost his job after injuring his leg in an accident then the coronavirus pandemic made it impossible for him to find a new job. but i had to stop working so i couldn't pay the rent anymore and had to leave the house where i was living i had to come here i had nowhere else to go. back in venezuela adrien had a small vegetable shop it went bankrupt because of the economic crisis now he has no prospects in either country but he still believes he can make a fresh start yet i'll be government but i want to go back home to my family. i hope that a doctor will treat me there and that i'll finally find a real job again. but it will be.

yo creo que en este momento hay un sector de colombia que celebra esta medida, porque Álvaro uribe ve, demuestra que el mercado de testigo fatales sigue vigente en colombia. >>> bueno ya ven a favor y en contra de uribe algo que refleja la polarizaciÓn que se vive colombia mientras que el presidente ivÁn duque pidiÓ respeto al proceso y que se respeten tambiÉn las garantÍas judiciales a al expresidente. >>> el 60 % de los jÓvenes latinos elegirÍa a biden si las presenciales fueron hoy lo dice una encuesta de telemundo. >>> oro y miel, asÍ se llama la compÍa de una Únete a target circle y recibe beneficios sin membresía anual. ahorra en la tienda y por internet, además de ayudar a target a apoyar tu comunidad. disfruta de ofertas exclusivas, sin costo alguno. Únete gratis a target circle hoy. ♪ (voemma está lista para ¡eemostrar su mejor jugada.me! qué fuerza! qué estilo! buen trabajo emma! yoplait. con calcio para ayudarles a tener huesos fuertes y jugar más. ¡es yoplaitime! nos daría una lección de vida. y quién iba a pensar que, al mismo tiempo, se nos daría la oportunidad de mejora

going up for the last couple of months and really picking up the last two or three thes, and now, colombiaghth country with the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases anywhere in the world, and what is most concerning is the fact that in the last seven days, if you look at the number of confirmed deaths per million people, colombia is among the highest if not the worst affected country anywhere in the world. strict a time when most restrictions were supposed to end, even in larger cities like here in the capital, bogota, or in the second city. on thursday, we are now expecting the mayor of bogota to announce new restrictions, possibly another 14 days of strict lockdown in three sectors of the city that would affect 3 million to 4 million people. the silver lining here is the fact that authorities also believe we are in a sort of plateau of the peak of infections, and hopefully, we might see the numbers going down in a couple of weeks. colombiahe problem in but also other countries in the region is that many people do not have a safety net to fall back on, nor can they afford to stay

from london also coming up colombia's former president. says the supreme court has ordered his detention alleged witness tampering and.

sus amenazas son para mi familia, que vive en colombia, o para mÍ en cualquier momento que viaje a colombiaa concluÍa esas acciones. entonces se nos hacÍa raro de por quÉ. carolina: ¿estaba liliana enamorada de gustavo? eduardo: sÍ. carolina: ¿ciegamente enamorada? carolina: bastante. tanto como para ver un tren venir y no quitarse. o sea, yo no estoy diciendo que Él pudiera haber hecho algo. carolina: cuatro meses despuÉs de enviar la carta liliana estaba con la niÑa y segÚn un reporte policial gustavo pasÓ por su casa y les pidiÓ que lo acompaÑaran a comprar materiales de construcciÓn en una ferreterÍa. segÚn el testimonio de gustavo, cuando iban camino a la ferreterÍa tuvieron una fuerte discusiÓn y liliana quiso bajarse del auto. Él las dejÓ a ambas en esta vÍa que estÁ detrás de mÍ. eran las 12 del mediodÍa. una hora despuÉs Él dice que regresÓ y ellas ya no estaban. al dÍa siguiente gustavo llamÓ a los familiares de liliana en colombia. eduardo: Él llama y nos dice: "no sÉ nada de ellas desde el viernes, que las vi". entonces para nosotros se nos hace raro que a Él se le haga raro. ca

for all of the big claims that he would get the us and neighbouring colombia to deliver millions of tonnesrian aid, none of that has happened and that's why the people of your country are now, it seems, deeply sceptical about mr guaido‘s claims. no, absolutely not. what has been highlighted is how maduro stopped the international aid. your own country, the united kingdom, has pledged over £1145 million in aid that has come through un organisations and distributed within venezuela. and their concern is that, in providing more aid, it is blocked, stolen and sold on the black market by maduro. the single person stopping the entrance of more internationally observed aid is maduro, so that has been highlighted. and that is...that has become clearer and clearer to the world. he is the sanction. he is the stoppage of international aid. if he's so concerned, he can return some of the $300 to $400 billion he has been personally involved in stealing. but i'm looking at this from the point of view of ordinary people in venezuela, who are suffering so much. they have suffered for so long from a profou

en bogotÁ, colombia, vaquero, univisiÓn.de vÍctimas de crÍmenes del estado que representa mÁs de 100 afectados por los delitos le exige al gobierno colombiano que pida su extradiciÓn y no permita la deportaciÓn de estados unidos a italia. felix: trabajadores de la salud en perÚ protestaron hoy exigir mejores salarios y condiciones de trabajo en medio de un aumento de contagios de covid-19 en el gremio. sus sindicatos tambiÉn piden que el gobierno otorgue un bono de 205 $ mensuales a todo el personal y no sÓlo el grupo que trabaja en Áreas . arantxa: esta noche univisiÓn presentÓ primera juventud que celebra lo mejor de la mÚsica y cultura latina. debido a la audiencia virtual y los participante presentes aplicaron todas las normas sanitarias, pero,¿quiÉn es fueron los ganadores de esta gran noche ? river no tiene todos los pormenores. >> sin perder la esencia, pero con nuevos parÁmetros por la pandemia, los premios juventud dio lo mejor de esta noche. los conductores guardaron la distancia fÍsica establecida de seis pies, ot