so that's why it's important to the consulate.t of the duties that we have is to serve our community, not just using documents. so for us and in my personal opinion, it's really, really very glad to see how we can help our people not using the documents. >> that's really great to see. it's an effort that is still undertaken there at the consulate of mexico in san jose. another topic that we want to talk about here is spring break. we're right in the middle of it. it's easter sunday today. talk about those who might be thinking of tonight or tomorrow headed over to cabo san lucas, mazatlan, acapulco to enjoy spring break. what are your recommendations for those who are thinking that? >> well, we always have the recommendation -- still the recommendation is try to be safe and just limit for essential trips your travels. but we know that in these days there is a lot of interest to going have some rest because more or less have already vaccine. others think that already they had the virus or the covid, so they can already travel becau

hasta allÍ llegÓ el consul de nicaragua.us. porque llegÓ hace pocos dÍas a la instalaciÓn. >> estÁ bien de salud. pudimos ver en su gesto, su alegrÍa de niÑo. pudimos ver tambiÉn su estado mental y emocional, sano, equilibrado. reportero: hablamos con el padre del menor que vive en nicaragua. al preguntar si solicitÓ ayuda al gobierno para repatrir a su hijo nos respondiÓ: >> preguntaban si lo recibÍa aquÍ. [audio ininteligible] reportero: pedimos un consul comentarios de la afirmaciÓn del padre. >> nosotros en realidad lo que queremos es el bien de la familia. reportero: el tÍo materno que vive en florida divulgÓ conversaciÓn telefÓnica donde hablÓ de las vacunas que recibiÓ. >> en el brazo me pusieron 5, en otro me pusieron 4. me sacaron sangre. reportero: tambiÉn mandÓ un mensaje a autoridades estadounidenses y a su hijo wilton. [audio ininteligible] ilia: pedro estÁs justo frente al albergue donde estÁ el pequeÑo. quÉ mÁs revelÓ el consul de nicaragua sobre su conversaciÓn con el niÑo y quÉ pasarÁ con Él? reportero: buen

le agradezco el tiempo, cÓnsul general de mÉxico.ra de su telÉfono celular al cÓdigo que ve en pantalla para descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn de la noticia, univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. encontrar mÁs informaciÓn sobre esta jornada de vacunaciÓn en san josÉ y los horarios en los que puede acudir. para saber cÓmo estarÁ el tiempo las primeras horas de este jueves, saludÓ nuestra meteorÓloga. meteorÓloga: buenas noches. nos queda otro dÍa mÁs con temperaturas en la bahÍa de san francisco nos mediados 70. desde el fin de semana entraremos en un periodo de temperaturas aumentando en la regiÓn. estaremos amaneciendo este prÓximo jueves con temperaturas en las 48 a 47 regiones como oakland, san josÉ. en el valle de napa podemos amanecer en 40 41. en la tarde 75 para el norte de la bahÍa, la regiÓn de oakland 65, san josÉ 67, pero les quiero mostrar esta grÁfica del pronÓstico de temperaturas mÁximas dentro de los prÓximos 10 dÍas. sÁbado, domingo temperaturas superando los 70, el miÉrcoles de la semana entrante 76. en la bahÍa de san francisco e

marÍa antonieta mejÍa consultÓ a la cÓnsul general en san josÉ y nos cuenta quÉ le dijo.l me dijo que es importante estar atento a los requerimientos que le pedirÁn cuando regrese. por ejemplo, si viaja a mÉxico y lo hace por aviÓn, al volver le van a pedir que muestre una prueba negativa de coronavirus. marÍa: la pandemia no ha se ha terminado, a pesar de querer viajaren semana santa, los centros para otro de enfermedades siguen recomendando para evitar contagios por coronavirus. la cÓnsul general de mÉxico en san josÉ pide prudencia a los viajeros. >> nuestra recomendaciÓn es que la medida de lo posible, se limiten a viajes esenciales para las personas, viajes de primera necesidad. marÍa: la cÓnsul sugiere continuar con las medidas bÁsicas de precauciÓn contra el coronavirus. >> es importante que tomen en cuenta que la pandemia estÁ todavÍa, que hay contagios. por esas importante que no baje la guardia. usar la mascarilla o el tapabocas, guardar la sana distancia. marÍa: segÚn la pauta del cse, nosotros estamos viendo que todavÍa no estÁ recomendando los viajes de place

it is indeed i mean it's one of the oldest consuls occupied consuls in the world and it's been occupied by a british monarch from the year 1101st by henry the 1st actually shortly after it was built. and you can see her majesty the queen just just leaving and comforted by . the dative when they become. the state bed and they just arrived and. was going to wait. it is thought that this really winds. used to be hope weekend but she's read in buckingham palace and. it's generally thought that she will. spend most of the time in windsor from now on . 3 majors to stay in the state to ventilate. through the whole ceremony by has self because if it could have interest rates and she's not a part of any of her family's bubbles so she was then in but by herself the. husband's few. and this must be a very very difficult time for the. husband of 73 years. and they were together 3 quarters of a century is as a couple ready. as anybody knows she would have expected this because he's been very ill but when it happens it really does hit you and i'm sure . it just hit a very hard because he's always bee

always a test side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the british prince consuls the couple was married more than 70 years the former royal navy officer lived an eventful public life that was occasionally seasoned by his sharp tongue and the dry humor. he was born prince philip of greece and denmark on the island of corfu in 1921 but despite his family's aristide pratik background money was often in short supply his parents divorced and philip ended up in england where he began a career in the royal navy at the outbreak of world war 2. he met the future queen for the 1st time in the 1930 s. he was 18 and for and this abyss just 13 at the time it was reportedly love at 1st sight her parents were nonplussed with the prince of humble means but elizabeth persevered in 1947 shortly after the war the 2 when mary. their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where phillip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6th in 1952 changed their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen phillip the princ

couple of reasons maybe the 1st is about timing so as you said in your segments 750000000000 is consulates more than 1.9 trillion which is already being inactive by congress and it's worth pointing out that there's going to be another 2 trillion bill which is going to be put before congress for infrastructure over the next few years and so intensely just the size of a big used plan together in the recovery fund is consulates quite a lot smaller there's a 2nd reason is that the spending is going to come or mowing down the track is really going to starts next year there will be some spending that is disbursed from the recovery from this year but most of it will be next year in terms moving forward and what's really needed is stimulus as vaccines work and as we're allowed out of our house ways to encourage spending to pick up as rapidly as possible and close that gap soon with use built up since the pandemic started so donna how much is the e.u. supposed to spend and where is the money supposed to come from. well i don't think it necessarily has to be the e.u. collectively is the 1st point an

britain's prince philip dies at the age of 99 has been to queen elizabeth the 2nd his have his royal consulate for the 70 years we look at how a nation is grieving i'm a pandemic restrictions also coming up. a volcano i don't want for decades reawakens failing smoke and action forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands from the caribbean island of st vincent. on record as welcome to the program britain's prince philip husband of queen elizabeth has died at the age of 99 he'd recently been released from hospital after spending several weeks being treated for an infection and heart condition the prince stood at the queen side for over 7 decades well ladies have expressed their condolences and people have been laying flowers in tribute. it's been a year filled with pain and oscillation for those in the united kingdom with many losing loved ones in the corona virus pandemic. but much of british society is pausing to give special attention to the passing of one man they hold dear. i have a huge huge amount of respect for the royal family. even talking about it. the nice break. we had come down her

philip cheek of edinburgh and his royal highness has passed away peacefully this morning wins the consul now we are expecting more of a statement from the palace on that we're also hearing that the prime minister is due to give a statement outside downing street as well obviously we're expecting not to be an extremely somber moment the fessenden ister of scotland also joining those paying their respects already to this news she's tweeted that she's deeply saddened by the news that that you could get him for his dying she said i said my personal and deep consignments condolences and those of the scottish government and the people of scotland to her majesty the queen and her family so this news now just coming into us we are expecting further statements like the ones i just heard and that statement from the prime minister here in the coming hours this has just been confirmed as you said charlotte but have you seen any reactions among the british public for example on social media how are people reacting to this. it's still very early days at the moment the news is just sinking in but as i'

the 8th always a test side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the british prince consul the couple was married more than 70 years the former royal navy officer lived an eventful public life that was occasionally seasoned by his sharp tongue and. and for dry humor. he was born prince philip of greece and denmark on the island of corfu in 1921 but despite his family's eristic pratik background money was often in short supply his parents divorced and philip ended up in england where he began a career in the royal navy at the outbreak of world war 2. he met the future queen for the 1st time in the 1930 s. he was 18 and for and is a birth just 13 at the time it was reportedly love at 1st sight her parents were nonplussed with the prince of humble means but elizabeth persevered in 1947 shortly after the war the 2 were married. their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where phillip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6th in 1950 to change their lives dramatically. elizabeth became que

was detained for a short period of time and now according to the ukrainian side he is back in the consul the diplomatic mission in peaches but. the ukrainians have said that they will decide on a form of response it's not known yet whether he will be detained there are certain people critics as you can imagine and analysts predicting that he will be. he will be expelled from russia but of course this comes at a time of heightened tension. 100000 estimated 100000 russian troops that have been gathering around the ukrainian borders despite diplomatic pressure on russia for those troops to withdrawal no sign that russia has been paid to do that yet russia saying that this troop deployment is just a military exercise and poses no straights to anybody. and this detention of this council comes on the back of a meeting yesterday that motion seen meets again paris between the ukrainian president president will admit alinsky and his french and german counterparts again calling for a withdrawal of those troops selinski saying that the europeans and his western leaders leading allies need to act in

always a test side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the british prince consuls the couple was married more than 70 years the former royal navy officer lived an eventful public life that was occasionally seasoned by his sharp tongue and for dry humor. he was born prince philip of greece and denmark on the island of corfu in 1921 but despite his family's irish the classic background money was often in short supply his parents divorced and philip ended up in england where he began a career in the royal navy at the outbreak of world war 2. he met the future queen for the 1st time in the 1930 s. he was 18 and for and is a bus just 13 at the time it was reportedly love at 1st sight her parents were nonplussed with the prince of humble means but elizabeth persevered and 947 shortly after the war the 2 were married. for. their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where philip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6 in 1952 changed their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen phillip her

always a test side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the british prince consuls the couple was married more than 70 years the former royal navy officer lived an eventful public life that was occasionally seasoned by his sharp tongue and the dry humor. he was born prince philip of greece and denmark on the island of cool food in 1921 but despite his family's irish to classic background money was often in short supply his parents divorced and philip ended up in england where he began a career in the royal navy at the outbreak of world war 2. he met the future queen for the 1st time in the 1930 s. he was 18 and for and this abyss just 13 at the time it was reportedly love at 1st sight her parents were nonplussed with the prince of humble means but elizabeth persevered in 1947 shortly after the war the 2 were married. for. their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where philip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6 in 1952 changed their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen phillip

the jack of edinburgh the statement says that prince philip ponce peacefully this morning wins a consul further announcements it says will be made into course and the royal family will join with people around the world in mourning his loss not is already starting to take place as the statement says around the world tributes are pouring in from politico leaders here in the u.k. prime minister boris johnson gave the 1st public statement expressing his sorrow at the passing away of prince philip a very somber moment that he described prince philip is what he called an expert carriage driver steering the royal family so that it remains an institution indisputably by so so the balance and happiness of on national life so that that from the prime minister of the tributes as well poor thing in from gemini's foreign minister and as well sort of 1 july and the president of the e.u. commission who express test and see if they too had majesty the queen who after the 70 years of marriage has has lost a husband and man who has been by her side through often very turbulent times for the royal family

and stay talking about the sacrifices or alluding to the sacrifices he's made in his years as a consulate of course here we have the remembered as well for his bright personality a lot of people been paying tribute to his sense of humor and then of course it has to be said he is also being remembered as someone who was known to have occasionally made some more controversial more offensive remarks as well today though a lot of people paying tribute to him to him in the last that his family will suffer he was a husband for the 70 years father great grandfather and grandmother as well. german chancellor angela merkel is to reduce the powers of the country's 16 states to decide on coronavirus restrictions and then centralize them with the federal government a new plan or give the partner impose national restrictions when new infections reach a certain rate germany is battling a devastating 3rd quarter 19 wave and regional decision making has led to a confusing patchwork of regulations. if i want to go shopping in berlin i can do that if i get tested beforehand here i can do that right in fron

ecuador and diplomats real nervous joins me now from cambridge in england thank you so much warmer consul for coming on this 1000 per episode of going underground before we get on her presidential elections tomorrow just take us back to how you felt when you saw the pictures of the founder of wiki leaks being dragged out by metropolitan police from your embassy in london . well thank you the supreme leader to be here. shane completely ashamed all show government i was capable of opening the door over the traumatic mission to allow shoreham false to enter and get dr li tourney get. political refugee that never happened he story lot. was so proud to be holding. political asylum human rights doing so many years but as you know more and i'll be trade ecuador the trades walters betrayed him across and betrayed julian assange so i felt very ashamed 2 years ago because president were a no no no longer there in government lawyers here say it was entirely legal the president sent the metropolitan police into your embassy but you said that it it was redolent of a colonial mentality is of britain wa

makes him some controversial comments which are remembered widely but he is as the longest serving consulate has attended some $22000.00 so as solo a bents many more with the queen as well he who that will be remembered as a figure of stability and i think as well is an icon here in the u.k. the public service regardless of whether you all chrome on a key here he has been a constant a steadying figure it here for decades the british royal family tweeted it is with deep sorrow that her majesty the queen has announced the death of her beloved husband the royal family joined with people around the world and mourning his loss and words of support are pouring in from around the world canadian prime minister justin trudeau said prince philip was a man of great purpose and conviction motivated by a sense of duty to others and india's prime minister narendra modi tweeted may his soul rest in peace. now to russia where a documentary film festival is fighting for freedom of expression the arts dog fest shows documentaries that often aren't what the kremlin would call patriotic films with critical poli

my boarding pass on my part and you're located to form which i'll be isolating the whole call the consulate i'm going through the procedure to try and get the voice recorder of the device but ultimately i was told anyway in manchester or advice or not the onus is on the truck less so if that's the case then obviously so be it but the events that happened off that are just you know it's ludicrous. the mineral water brand has made a splash over a tweet encouraging people to drink more water the reason for the controversy they posted the verge all need 1st day of ramadan the period when muslims are forbidden to drink or eat anything during the day the french company has apologized which then led to criticism from conservatives accusing it of bowing to walk pressure charlotte toobin scheme picks up the story do you mean to me this is perhaps nothing more than a postal order something to quench your thirst point around and see in this town. still things i'm very hopeful to hear influence being accused of everything is a lot of phobia to being a victim of intellectual terrorism and it started wit

produce my boarding pass on my passion to locate a form which i'll be isolating the whole call the consulate and go through the correct procedure to try and get the voice recordings of there was a device but ultimately i was told anyway i'm on just the board's advice or not the onus is on the trouble and so if that's the case then obviously so be it but the events that happened off that are just you know it's ludicrous. and a mineral water brand every and has made a splash but for all the wrong reasons it's being accused of islamophobia over a tweet encouraging people to drink more water challenge this the story. do you really me this is perhaps nothing more than a. something to quench your thirst with the ground everyone has found itself in some very hot water here in france being accused of everything is a little a phobia to being a victim of intellectual terrorism and it started with a tweet seems and this isn't enough rowing to retreat if you found a liter of ruta i don't necessarily even say water i mean you're supposed to drink 2 meters a day but new mystery mind of a staple for human

diplomatic staff at the russian embassy in washington and in new york, presumably at the russian consulate there, tonight ten different russian officials have been told by the biden administration that they've got 30 days to leave the united states. now, i'm being a little bit woolly about what their jobs are, because in instances like this, the general perception is that the russians are being kicked out of the country tonight even though they may work at the embassy or the consulate, the perception generally is these folks are being asked to leave because they are not legitimate diplomats. again, generally speaking, the idea here is that whoever the guy is is not really like the trade attache at the embassy or something, he's actually a spy, intelligence personnel, spies for the russian government, working here with the cover story that they're somehow employed by the embassy. this of course is the worst cover story in the world, anyone who's ever read a john le carre story ever or seen a spy movie can spot this a mile away, it is an unsubtle cover, but they still do it at their embassie

always a test side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the british prince consuls the couple was married more than 70 years the former royal navy officer lived an eventful public life that was occasionally seasoned by his sharp tongue and for dry humor. he was born prince philip of greece and denmark on the island of corfu in 1921 but despite his family's eristic classic background money was often in short supply his parents divorced and philip ended up in england where he began a career in the royal navy at the outbreak of world war 2. he met the future queen for the 1st time in the 1930 s. he was 18 and for ellis appice just 13 at the time it was reportedly love at 1st sight her parents were nonplussed with the prince of humble means but elizabeth persevered a 947 shortly after the war the 2 were married. for. their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where philip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6 in 1952 changed their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen phillip the prin

makes him some controversial comments which i'll remember widely but he is as the longest serving consul it has attended some 22000 so a solo a bents many more with the queen as well he who that will be remembered as a figure of stability and i think as well is an icon here in the u.k. the public service regardless of whether you all chrome on a key here he has been a constant a steadying figure it here for decades the british royal family tweeted it is with deep sorrow that her majesty the queen has announced the death of her beloved husband the royal family joined with people around the world and mourning his loss and words of support are pouring in from around the world canadian prime minister justin trudeau said prince philip was a man of great purpose and conviction motivated by a sense of duty to others and india's prime minister narendra modi tweeted may his soul rest in peace. now to russia where a documentary film festival is fighting for freedom of expression the arts dog fest shows documentaries that often aren't what the kremlin would call patriotic films with critical politi

many of the consuls and palaces the surrounded by mountains like fishing castle. which dates from the 16th century one of the largest and oldest castles in munster lands. and this is known as the versailles of westphalia north kill sion palace of a real christians. several of the rooms are open to the public. in others people study because not kill palace is also home to a state crime technical college. has 4500 kilometers of bicycle paths one popular destination is valid off the whole for capital of germany tourists from all over the world come here because it's a center of horse breeding and equestrian sports. some 100000 horses are said to live in munster land more than almost anywhere in europe horses have been bred at the north rhine-westphalia and state started for nearly 200 years. you can take a tour of the start farm. there are 160 horses in residence used as breeding stock and to train professional riders. but whether on a horse or a bicycle the best way to explore minister land is in the saddle. and . i've got.

but they would say that this is done to deter people from breaking rules and i know you rang the consulate in bahrain but i mean i went to the u.k. good website it does say clearly that if you go into all past 3 countries and this is what you have to do. yeah i'd like a shot of it for me to get home it was kind of like obviously the reason i let this question the fish place because of the the u.k. government failed the people and i'll terribly the on the the situation and with me being a football coach it was even not way over with so i haven't gone on holiday or anything like that the rules are changing within a week or so and bought in with all the clubs and restaurants and all indoor cinemas anything like the to go to these places you need the vaccine he needs of a good record and colin and i haven't got offices even at those so that's why the sod to come home so obviously a call the consulate i'm going through the correct procedure to try and get the voice recordings of the device but ultimately i was told anyway i'm on just the advice or not the onus is on the trouble and so if that's

apartment have been focused on vaccinating our workforce in the united states and embassies and consulates around the world. that has been the right call. we serve the american people first and foremost. plus, we can't forget the united states has had the highest number of covid cases of any country in the world by a significant margin. so stopping the spread here has been urgently needed for our people and for the world. we have a duty to other countries to get the virus under control here in the united states. but soon, the united states will need to step up our work and rise to the occasion worldwide because only by stopping covid globally will americans be safe for the long-term. we want to rise to the occasion for the world by helping bring to a close one of the deadliest pandemics in human history. we can show the world once again what american leadership and american ingenuity can do. let's make that the story of the end of covid 19. we've already taken some important steps. on day one of the administration, we rejoined the world health organization. by being at the table, we can pu

makes him some controversial comments which are remembered widely but he is as the longest serving consul it has attended some 22000 so a solo a bents many more with the queen as well he who that will be remembered as a figure of stability and i think as well is an icon here in the u.k. the public service regardless of whether you are chrome on a key here he has been a constant steadying figure here for decades. the british royal family tweeted it is with deep sorrow that her majesty the queen has announced the death of her beloved husband the royal family joins with people around the world in mourning his loss and words of support are pouring in from around the world canadian prime minister justin trudeau said prince philip was a man of great purpose and conviction motivated by a sense of duty to others and india's prime minister narendra modi tweeted may his soul rest in peace. now to russia where a documentary film festival is fighting for freedom of expression the arts dog fest shows documentaries that often aren't what the kremlin would call patriotic films with critical political vi

pay tribute not only to his years old military service but his service as britain's longest serving consuls as well it will on a he's his humor and his humanity we're also told now one moment i think that a lot of people will be looking out for as part of the service will be the hearse that his coffin will be taking to the chapel in its specially designed by prince philip as himself over a period of years it would be a landrover defender which will carry the coffin in the back and i'm sure many smiles that will come from living rooms across the country when they see that moment of a real reflection of the man that prince philip was. and as you're saying a not a lot of pomp which was pomp which was prince philip's wish and i guess there are coronavirus for shiksas as well which limit the size of the funeral any other factors at play here. right well the coronavirus restrictions do play a big role in the organizing of this ceremony had to be aided long been planned and then had to be very hastily rethought townson would it be in line with restrictions here in the u.k. up to 30 people are allo

cardiff consul. and edinburgh castle. all 4 corners of the nation press the pause button for a short while to remember the prince who also held the title of the of edinburgh gun salutes were also held at sea on british navy ships in honor of prince philip who served in the royal navy during the 2nd world war the prince found a special place in the public's heart. i wanted to bring my kids here a i they grow up or remember this. the royal family i would be part of the royal so if you were coming i play all right so what i've seen just obviously from doing history in the past studied and things like that here is absolute rock. that i enjoyed watching me cringe in the future she says of the she was a rock to her as well say i i think it's just lovely just to be near where the the atmosphere you know came to see off of. that live a great life i am. the royal romance began 82 years ago the then teenage princess elizabeth met a hundreds of young naval officer during an official visit to dartmouth naval college in 1939 and he ju

vacunaciÓn, esto es por la tasa de contagios entre la poblaciÓn de origen latino, hablamos con la cÓnsulciÓn. >> esto es muy importante que lo hagan, porque serÁ la forma en la que poco a poco todos puedan volver a la normalidad en la medida en que estÉn protegidos para que no tengan el contagio del covid 19, serÁ muy importante para que vayan regresando a la normalidad. paola: los representantes del consulado estÁn en combinaciÓn con los del estado para hacer mÁs jornadas de vacunaciÓn. para hablar de ello, el saludo a julie nada de vacunate, california. ¿de quÉ forma esto anuncia al proceso anunciado por el gobernador de ampliar las vacunas para mayores de 16 aÑos? >> lo que sÍ me gustarÍa darte un poco de contexto, hemos recibido menos vacuna, pero no es una cantidad muy grande, tampoco muy significativa. en promedio, estamos viendo que es un 15% menos que vamos a recibir esta semana, ya la prÓxima semana es un 25% menos, entonces poco a poco se va a ir incrementando la cantidad de vacunas, pero la mayor parte de gentes no va a notar la diferencia. >> si usted ya tiene una cita, sabem

and reports are received weekly from all american consuls.quarantinable disease in the world, the american consulate at that place promptly cables this information to washington. information is also obtained from many other sources, from local health officers and state health officers who report regularly by telegraph and on cards like the cards shown here. reports are also received from officers of the public health service stationed abroad, health officers of foreign governments, and international health organizations such as public health, the health section of the league of nations and the pan-american sanitary bureau. the information so collected is compiled and published and is used by quarantine officers of the public health service, by our own local state health authorities and by other governments throughout the world. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> dr. l.s. rowe, director general, addresses a recent conference. >> gentlemen of the conference, at this, your closing session, i want to express to you individually and collectively the deep appreciation of th

. >>> de en i puede estar vencido pero tiene que tener direcciÓn de la florida, >>> el cÓnsul dice portes en el extranjero, es importante ver que las persona tino gano ideas o valores que uno. >>> espero que mi voto sirva para escoger una persona que ayude al paÍs por lo que ha pasado en el perÚ, no es bueno. >>> erick llegÓ al consulado para confirmar si fue seleccionado como miembro de mesa. >>> tengo confianza porque el perÚ siempre se levanta y nada, esperar que sea un cambio positivo para la gente. >>> vamos a pasar al tiempo con guillermo quiroz en este fin de es semana de pascua. >>> vienen cambios, despuÉs de este calor que se sintiÓ en la regiÓn ahora este cambio de temperatura vientos lo dicen claramente en esta bandera, golden gate, ya llegan nublados que se presentan en l regiÓn, vemos knol sol genera la sombra en el Área de la bahÍa proyectÁndose el puente golden gate, vientos 14 a 12 m/ph esto hace que la capa marina entre y traiga descenso, estos vientos que tienen desde el pacÍfico traen aire fresco. el calor se mantiene en zonas del desierto, vemos todavÍa los grandes

estoy contento de seguir con mi tratamiento y gracias al seÑor cÓnsul y a ustedes por el apoyo que mefectando el cuerpo del. >> si dios me lo permite como el fin de semana puedo irme a ver. socorro: la mamÁ del niÑo de la eterna sonrisa quien firmÓ el permiso para que pudiera viajar y ser atendido, no pudo recibirlo en el aeropuerto, pero le prometiÓ verlo el fin de semana. mientras tanto, llegÓ la hora de la cita mÉdica. varios especialistas atendieron a jonathan y el diagnÓstico fue mucho mejor de lo esperado. milagrosamente, dice el doctor, sus Órganos no han sidohace datos. la vida del niÑo no corre peligro. >> el brazo y la rodilla gracias a dios no tiene este. es +1 problema ortopÉdico. socorro: por lo que le cambiarÁ la prÓtesis por una nueva. >> esta serÁ mi tercera prÓtesis que voy a tener. socorro:la prÓtesis de jonathan estarÁ lista en un mes y su prÓxima cita serÁ en dos aÑos. los mÉdicos esperan que la enfermedad no siga progresando y se mantendrÁ como hasta ahora. socorro cru. univisiÓn. patricia: vamos a mÉxico donde la cÁmara de diputados aprobÓ una reforma constitucio

cuando el consul de nicaragua visitÓ a wilton nos hablÓ del objetivo de su gobierno.bien de Él como menor. reportero: trabajadores donde estÁ meylin obregÓn dicen que ella estÁ feliz de verlo a wilton. ilia: tÚ estÁs frente el albergue donde estÁ la madre de meylÍn. se buscÓ que el padre de wilton grabe un video que no quiere la custodia del niÑo. quÉ se sabe? reportero: bueno, lo que se indicÓ por los medios locales que el padre al parece se negÓ a grabar el video. ahora complica mÁs la situaciÓn. y facilita la posibilidad de que wilton permanezca en el albergue por semanas y posibles por meses. mientras que se define el caso. jorge: muchas gracias. el gobierno del presidente biden declarÓ ma guerra a los coyotes que pasan miles de migrantes a la frontera. un objetivo es privar las organizaciones de trÁfico humano del dinero que ganan ilegalmente. vemos cÓmo se libra esta nueva lucha. reportera: cansados de ver imÁgenes como estas en las que coyotes dejan caer a niÑos desde el muro fronterizo, o este pequeÑo llorando porque lo abandonaron en pleno desierto. el gobier

are being kicked out of the country r tonight even though they may work at the embassy or the ev consulate, the perception generally is these folks are being asked to leave because as they are not legitimate diplomats. again, generally speaking, the idea here is that whoever the guy is is not really like the trade attache at the embassy or something, he's actually a spy, intelligence personnel, spies for the russian government, en working here with the cover story that they're somehow employed by the embassy. this of course is the worst cover story in the world, anyone who's ever read a john le carre story ever or seen a spy movie can spot this a mile away, it is an unsubtle cover, but they still do it at their embassies and consulates, presumably we do it too, at moscow in our embassy and around the world, this is what countries do, they give their spies diplomatic cover. but tonight the u.s. government has called that bluff that everybody usually goes along with in this part of the spy world and the u.s. government has named ten russians basically as intelligence personnel who now must l

embassy in moscow says it will slash visa and consulate services. the services will be reduced to a minimum. russia imposed new limits after the u.s. announced new sanctions and expelled 10 russian diplomat. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: not you and i together, we have only been together since valentine's day but overall, we've been here for three years and we welcome our audiences together at the same time each day and here are the top stories we are following. u.s. personal income sword the most can margin monthly records since 1946. we dig into what drove that rise plus, wall street is reacting to joe biden's tax plan and we will discuss mixed reactions across the street and eight to david hunt for his thoughts on the proposal. as the nfl 2021 draft kicks off, we will speak with the ceo of zap, the company that is allowing one of the kansas city chiefs playe

carolina: mientras tanto, la vicepresidenta de nicaragua, rosario murillo, le estÁ pidiendo al cÓnsulompaÑamiento y que fue encontrado por un automovilista y que lo llevÓ a las autoridades de inmigraciÓn. este niÑo se encuentra aquÍ. el reporte que tenemos es que estÁ bien de salud. se espera que el dÍa de hoy se reÚna con autoridades de salud a verificar que estÁ bien. incluso ha recibido todas las vacunas. estÁ haciendo bien alimentado y a la espera de este proceso y a la espera de las autoridades de nicaragua para ver si lo van a repatriar a nicaragua que estÁ con supa —— con su papÁ o si se va a reunir con su tÍo en miami. aÚn no aparece su madre, quien continÚa secuestrado del lado mexicano de la frontera y segÚn las autoridades ya pidieron la intervenciÓn de la interpol y de las autoridades mexicanas para emprender la bÚsqueda de esta mujer, de esta madre de familia que aparentemente estÁ en alguna casa por lo pronto regreso con ustedes. borja: muchÍsimas gracias por el reporte. maÑana miÉrcoles se define el Último semifinalista de la uefa champions league. por univisiÓn, el liv

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