aumenta las muertes y no sÉ son las marchas contra el gobierno de daniel ortega en nicaragua. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. en rica el gobierno del presidente trump ha reunido cinco y siete de los 103 niÑos menores de cinco aÑos separados de sus padres bajo la polÍtica cero tolerancia. funcionarios del departamento de salud y servicios humanos dijeron que el resto de las familias no califican para la reunificaciÓn porque los adultos cometieron delitos graves o porque existe impedimento legal para lograrlo. advirtieron que los padres que ha sido deportados si sus hijos, podrÍa separarlos. reportera: el gobierno de trump dijo de que habÍa cumplido con la orden del juez federal de reunificar a niÑos menores de cinco aÑos con sus padres inmigrantes, a los que separaron en la frontera. pero otros siguen sin hacerlo. las cifras sigue cambiando y ahora el gobierno dice que separÓ a 103 niÑos menores de cinco aÑos de sus padres, y de esos, 57 fueron unificados pero tambiÉn determinÓ que 46 no calificaban para hacer reunidos el gobierno dijo

iglesias y universidades han sido objeto de ataque por bandas que apoyan a daniel ortega.aumentÁndola cifra de muertos y heridos. nuevas restricciones llevan a que muchas personas se lo piensen dos veces a la hora de emprender el proceso de naturalizaciÓn y los niÑos de la cueva de tailandia tuvieron su primer contacto con la prensa y la prÓxima semana estarÍan de regreso a su casa. vamos con toda la informaciÓn. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. arantxa:bienvenidos a "noticiero univisiÓn". el juez federal que le ordenÓ al gobierno reunificar a los cerca de 3000 niÑos separados de su padre se la frontera pidiÓ transparencia en el proceso y prometiÓ estar vigilante. sólo cinco --57 fueron re unificado los otros permanecen en custodia el gobierno. la fecha lÍmite para cumplir con la orden se avecina, pero la exigencia inmediata para el entregar el lunes. maria rosa lucchini con los detalles. >> si como sabemos que el gobierno tuvo dificultad con 102 niÑos, estos problemas se van a ver dificultados con esa fecha l

ortega sayf daniel the are not surrendering. this after government forces city regained forces of a stronghold. further confusion in washington with the white house insisting it believes russia still poses a threat to the u.s. despite president trump telling reporters that is not the case. ♪ first, our top story in the israeli parliament passing into law a controversial bill to find the nation as an exclusively jewish state. the buildup grades the official language and says advancing jewish settlement is in the national interest. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is praising it is a defining moment. isning me from jerusalem eris meckler. it took seven years for this to be signed off, but the final vote still do not go very smoothly. a long, stormys furious session that went into the night. at the end the right-wing government, the hard right government of benjamin netanyahu was rampant only by one vote -- triumphant by only one vote, a moment that he says is defining. israel is defined as a jewish state. the flag, the anthem, th

daniel ortega se aferrÓ mÁs al poder.iones anticipadas y que se quedara en el poder hasta el 2021. dijo que adelantar las elecciones crearÍa inseguridad. llamÓ terroristas a sus opositores y los responsabilizÓ por las 350 muertes durante las propuestas. dijo que los paramilitares son financiados nn andrea: nicaragua estÁ al borde de 350 muertos y miles de heridos por los violentos enfrentamientos entre paramilitares, militares y la oposiciÓn. en una entrevista exclusiva , el gobernante daniel ortega negÓ las matanzas en su paÍs. >> hace una semana que han cesado los enfrentamientos. se estÁ normalizando la situaciÓn. andrea:el caos comenzÓ hace tres meses por una reforma en el seguro social que enfadÓ al paÍs. segÚn ortega, lo que se declaran contra su gobierno son terroristas. ortega fue mÁs allá y negÓ que los grupos paramilitares sean controlados por el rÉgimen sandinista. >> los opositores han lanzado ataques ntestado, contra famili comenzaron a bloquear todo el paÍs. aprovechan cualquier situaciÓn para lanzar ataques

president daniel ortega joins us tonight from nicaragua. mr.resident, thank you for being here. >> good evening. greetings. >> bret: mr. president, there are multiple human rights organizations tonight saying that some 350 people have been killed just over the past 80 days. why are paramilitary forces involved in armed actions against those who are protesting your government? >> translator: it's been a week now that the turmoil has stopped. matters are becoming more normal in the country and there have been some demonstrations, both against and in favor of the government. it all started as a result of a law on changing social security. changes that were indispensable for our country. in the response was totally violent. first it started with some demonstrations at night, but then there were armed attacks on the part of paramilitary groups. that started these attacks against organizations of the state against the police and against families that are loyal and then they started blocking the entire country. they were closing the country. they star

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the man who led the revolution in nicaragua thirty nine years ago daniel ortega and his army of sendinstead rebels were victorious in deposing president anastasio somoza the left wing rebel fighters called him a dictator which is exactly what many are calling are taken now the three time presidents defied almost four months of protests against his rule at least three hundred protesters killed thousands injured and condemnations from all over the world from both friends and foes many living in fear roam the streets including in former rebel small holes. reports from one limbo. thirty year old man this had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital. his father a man the says cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces. they took him away outside the house but since those an attack going on we couldn't go out.

. >> noticiass telemundo habla en exclusiva con un estudiante por el rÉgimen de daniel ortega. >> eln mal matrimonio. >> las parejas con conflictos tienen peor salud. >> un estudio de las universidades de nevada y michigan aseguran una relaciÓn complicada a lo largo de los aÑos, apetito y baja en defensas >> el sombrero charro de pogba, 2 hermanos de yucatÁn son responsables que celebrara la copa del mundo al estilo mexicano, marÍa fernando y nos cuentan cÓmo intercambiaron el sombrero por una camiseta de los campeones. la tormenta polÍtica que provocÓ la reunion del presidente trump con el presidente putin dejÓ una lluvias de crÍticas co como se recuerd recuerdan, perrito de putin, mucho mÁs fue lo que le llamaron al presidente trump incluso dentro de su propio partido y quizÁs para arreglar los platos rotos hoy trump dijo justo lo contrario de lo que dijo ayer, escuchen ustedes. >>> ahora lo que no estÁ claro por quÉ trump dijo ayer una cosa y hoy dice otra y por quÉ delante del presidente putin su actitud a tan conciliadora una vez mÁs rusia tiene contra las cuerdas al presidente

daniel ortega lo seÑala de golpistas. más reciente del enfrentamiento en momentosen que el paÍs atraviesa una crisis polÍtica que ha dejado mÁs de 300 muertos. >> los obispos de la iglesia catÓlica aprovecharon este domingo para defenderse de las acusaciones de daniel ortega de ser los impulsores de lo que ellos llaman un golpe de estado contra el gobierno. monseÑor silvio bÁez es considerado uno de los sacerdotes mÁs crÍticos del chafer-- del rÉgimen utiliza su cuenta en twitter par denunciar los atropellos del gobierno. y este domingo hizo lo mismo. >> la violencia era cena de la represiÓn contra un pueblo desarmado.de san miguel arcÁngel el obispo fue recibido como un hÉroe por miles de feligreses conciente de que las familias estÁn temerosas. la presencia de paramilitares y arrestos arbitrarios el sacerdote le dijo a la comunidad que fueran prudentes pero que no tuviera miedo. >> nos hemos visto en la urgencia, incluso, de asistir a los lugares de conflicto racionalmente. para defender la vida de losindefensos. >> ase

las calles de nic nicaragua, son mas de 300 los meurtos en protestas contra el regi regimen de daniel ortegail . >> un ejercito de rescatistas, b buzos y medicos intentan salvar un grupo de niÑos en una cueva i inundada en tailandia (musica() cuando te unes a t-mobile, tienes netflix para toda la familia. para estar perdidos en el espacio en el patio de su casa... nairobi (on the phone): empieza el matriarcado. o motivarse para hacer una entrada triunfal. ve todos tus shows y películas favoritos en más lugares, sin pagar más. sólo en t-mobile, obtén un plan familiar ilimitado con netflix por cuenta nuestra. y ahora en t-mobile compra un samsung galaxy s9 y llévate otro gratis. en wendy's usamos carne fresca desde antes que los goles se celebraran asÍ, asÍ, ¿y asÍ? porque con carne fresca, nunca congelada, la dave's double, y todas nuestras hamburguesas, son jugosas y deliciosas. desde hace 12 mundiales. eso es lo que nos hace distintos. >>> recrudece el crimen en nicaragua, lÍderes opositores convocaron a una protesta pacÍfica contra el rÉgimen de daniel ortega mÁs de 300 muertos y decenas d

las naciones unidas dicen que el rÉgimen de daniel ortega quiere criminalizar la protesta.ontaremos la historia de un primer dÍa de trabajo inolvidable. un joven, al que se le averiÓ su auto camino20 millas para cumplir con su primera jornada laboral. su jefe lo sorprendiÓ con una inesperada recompensa. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero, con jorge ramos ilia calderÓn. ♪ ♪ ilia: buenas noches, noticias univisiÓn ha conocido que en las Últimas semanas los refugios de niÑos, a quienes el gobierno de estados unidos separÓ de sus familias, han sido demandados. los acusan de haber maltratado algunos menores que han pasado por ellos, despuÉs de la separaciÓn de familias. un univisiÓn investigar su drama personal. reportera: alexander tiene 11 aÑos y es de guatemala. ingresÓ sin documentos a estados unidos en mayo pasado. fue separado de su madre durante 45 dÍas. Él afirma que se sentÍa como un preso. >> como si yo hubiera cometido un delito y hubiera matado a alguien. reportero: dicen que los encerraron en un cuarto sin ninguna ventilaciÓn. >>

Él niega todo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> hoy en las calles de managua los partidario s del presidente daniel ortega habÍa sido arrestada y dijo ser vÍctima de tortura, aÚn asÍ volviÓ a las barricadas, ahÍ voy morir a sus compaÑeros. fue arrestada por segunda vez y estuvo en prisiÓn 6 dÍas este sÁbado una vez mas decidia retar al poder polÍtico. >>> feliz, de estar libre. feliz por ver que mi paÍs a pesar de todo, se sigue mano l maatario es acusado de golpista y terrorista >>> porque es el Único que estÁ en el diÁlogo y esta luchando por nosotros los nicaragÜenses y queremos una patria libre >>> hay miles que avalan a daniel ortega ellos tambiÉn inundan las calles de managua >>> queremos paz en nuestro paÍs tranquilidad a como estaba antes el paÍs >>> en estas marchas a favor y en contra sffaltan muchos muert. la falta de consenso polÍtico del paÍs, el mÁs seguro de latinoamericana es preocupante. en managua nicaragua alfonso mira flores noticias telemundo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> los avances en la tecnologÍa se hacen notar en el campo de la comunicaciÓn. varias compaÑÍas muchas de ellas dirigidas por l

the man who led the revolution in nicaragua thirty nine years ago daniel ortega and his army of sendin star rebels were victorious in deposing president anastasio somoza the left wing rebel fighters called him a dictator which is exactly what many are calling or taking now the three time president's defied almost four months of protests against his rule at least three hundred protesters killed thousands injured and condemnations from all over the world from both friends and foes many living in fear roam the streets including in former rebel soldier holes. reports from. thirty year old landis had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital. his father a man the says cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces and i mean. they took him away outside the house but since those an attack going on we couldn't go out.

fÉlix: miles de nicaragüenses salen a exigir el cese de la represiÓn del rÉgimen de daniel ortega.a. ♪ ♪ ♪ [música] (voz) desde el comienzo wells fargo ha apoyado a organizaciones como united way, ...la cruz roja ...y a nuestros veteranos. sabíamos qué importante era ayudar a la comunidad. [comienza música enérgica] y hoy lo es aún más. por eso estamos intensificando nuestro apoyo y donando más de un millón de dólares cada día. todo para fortalecer es un nuevo día en wells fargo restablecido en el 2018. fÉlix: l lema " sÓlo el pueblo üenses salieron a las callqucese la represiÓn y la violencia que mantiene daniel ortega contra lo que piden elecciones anticipadas los manifestantes exigieron justicia por la muerte de 300 personas a manos de efectivos de la fuerza del gobierno. la crisis polÍtica comenzÓ el 18 de abril como consecuencia de una fallida reforma al seguro social. cometieron para terminar tras las rejas. hasta delincuente por robo, hay mÁs de 1000 mexicanos en cÁrceles del extranjero. de acuerdo con la cancillerÍa mexicana, se tiene el registro de unos 1663 mexicanos pres

be treated like anon ve in nicaragua could soon become this country's probanng that president daniel ortega step down. now, many see leaving the country as their only option. manuel bojorquez remains the only network correspondent inside nicaragua. >> reporter: anti-government protesters say they were attacked last night outside managua in the city of jinotega, a barrage of bullets that left three dead. police insist they were fired upon first. it's the latest painful reminder that the turmoil here continues. after these confrontations many of the protesters say they're being threatened and forced to flee their towns. we're about to meet one young man who has been hiding out in a safe house. he goad by sombra, or shadow. so your family stayed behind, but because you participated in the protests they're now receiving threats. >> si. >> reporter: he says paramilitary forces loyal to president daniel ortega have killed dozens of his classmates. the government denies any involvement. but josefa w else would have murdered her son jonathan. >> this is the last photo of him before he was shot. >>

noticiass telemundo en exclusiva, un estudiante que sufriÓ la tortura mÁs atroz a manos del rÉgimen de daniel ortegasu infierno. >> adiÓs primera dama la esposa ♪ ¿cómo te conviertes en la marca más vendida en el país? veo venir... ¡un gran perro! ♪ veo...veo... ¡un tambor con pies! ♪ haciendo que puedas ver lo que va pasar, antes de que pase... veo... ¡una araña! para cualquier aventura inesperada.

represiÓn que ha dejado mÁs de 300 muertos, otros dicen que mÁs de 400 muertos, el rÉgimen de daniel ortega estaba virtualmente manos del manifestantes antigubernamentales que se habÍan convertido en el símbolo de la resistencia. reportera: como cuando estaba en campaÑa el lÍder sandla plaz donde miles de simpatizantes la esperaban para mostrar su apoyo incondicional al gobernante que estÁ pasando por la peor crisis en los 11 aÑos de gobierno. ortega arremetiÓ contra los modismos de la iglesia catÓlica, acusÁndolo de ser con piezas del terrorismo y de ser los impulsores... >> muchos templos fueron ocupados por cuarteles para guardar armamento, para guardar bombas y de ahÍ salir a atacar y a asesinar. reportera: el cardenal y el obispo, mediadores, han sido muy abiertos en sus crÍticas a la repleciÓn realizada por grupos parapoliciales en el cooperante en conjunto con la policÍa nacional. religiosos han hecho una propuesta de que ortega acepte elecciones anticipadas. >> estÁn comprometidos con los golpistas. gran parte del plan pero golpistas. reportera: ortega dejÓ claro quÉ piensa sobre la

reportera: siguen pidiendo la renuncia de daniel ortega.s de 13 mÉdicos especialistas del hospital escuela de leÓn, hasta donde llegaron a exigir justicia. este pediatra que trabajÓ por mÁs de 30 aÑos para el ministerio de salud dijo los motivos que le fueron reportados por la propia directora del hospital a la hora de su despido. >> yo no sabÍa para quÉ me llamaban. me dijeron: usted estÁ despedido de esta instituciÓn por apoyar al terrorismo. >> yo le dije que no era terrorista. reportera: todos creen que los heridos en las protestas. el presidente de la repÚblica declarÓ que ningÚn hospital pÚblico niega la atenciÓn de los pacitambiÉn despedido, asegura que a pesar de que nunca recibieron una orden de no atender a los heridos, sÍ fueron testigos de obstÁculos en la atenciÓn de salud, sobre todo los primeros dÍas de las protestas a mediados de abril. los mÉxicos aseguran que no aceptarÁ la liquidaciÓn y demandarÁn su reintegro. tambiÉn despidieron méxicos de otras ciudades. patricia: al volver de la pausa, el voto de los portorriqueÑos qu

the man who led the revolution in nicaragua thirty nine years ago daniel ortega and his army of sendin star rebels were victorious in deposing president anastasio somoza the left wing rebel fighters called him a dictator which is exactly what many are calling or taken now the three time presidents defied almost four months of protests against his rule at least three hundred protesters killed thousands injured and condemnations from all over the world from both friends and foes many living in fear roam the streets including in former rebel soldier holes. reports from one limbo. thirty year old landis had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital. his father a man the says cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. and he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces. they took him away outside the house but since those an attack going on we couldn't go out

president daniel ortega has denounced recent violence at his country is an attempted coup and addressing supporters at a rally in managua are celebrating the thirty ninth anniversary of the revolution that put him in charge for the first time i am sanchez has been speaking to ortega supporters at that rally. celebrating the numbers for me. it's been a painful battle because we have confronted an opt in spear is he financed by internal forces that we know and external forces that we have identified as well. remember you have to remember. the receipt. for. unhappiness off the chain months of how to spend even songs of this nation and celebrate the use of. the protesters and the. more. that you give them back the rights to retire to the children he's given education to all the families to all nicaragua. rices has the might have many families who predicts them who say that what they want to topple a dictator has turned into a dictator himself but others people the support say that. i love to thank him and the. two thousand and twenty one still ahead on al-jazeera . why being global heroes do

of political unrest begin to fire up again until government demonstrators in managua demanding daniel ortega steps down and calls fresh elections but i'll tell you accuses them of plotting a coup with support from the catholic church and the u.s. . people living in an opposition stronghold say they are scared of both the police and the part of military groups now patrolling their neighborhood but on a sanchez reports phone more nimble east of the capital. thirty year old man this had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital. he's father a man this is cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars and. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces. they took him away outside the house but since there was an attack going on we couldn't go out. since security and pro-government forces launched a so-called cleanup operation in tuesday to lift barricades a caravan of

la represiÓn de daniel ortega ha provocado no sÓlo el represión de la policÍa nacional, sino tambiÉndo la fuerza represiva de luviano de daniel ortega reprime las machas con mucha violencia. borja: precisamente hablamos de eso. yo creo que lo importante para un periodista es estar protegido para poder contar lo que estÁ sucediendo allÍ. por quÉ no tienes acceso a ningÚn tipo de protecciÓn? por quÉ estas fuerzas partidistas del gobierno no estÁn ayudando a que la prensa haga su trabajo? wilfredo: en principio, porque tener un chaleco antibalas en nicaragua es muy difÍcil. hay muchas leyes que lo prohÍben y lo consideran como un arma de fuego. y en segun gar, tu pregunta de por quÉ el gobierno de ortega no garantiza el trabajo de los periodistas. es porque el gobierno esa lÓgico a la presente poniente. en la prensa independiente que esta cuestionando sus desmanes. y es mÁs, hoy desde hace 84 dÍas de protesta, que estÁ asesinando a la gente. carolina: alfredo, me imagino que durante tanto tiempo de cobertura, has visto imÁgenes que seguramente con los llegas a casa son difÍciles de borr

what's triggering protests in nicaragua president daniel ortega under pressure to step down after years in power of the form of evolutionary leader blames for the bonds of turmoil so what's the solution this is the inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's. the man who led the revolution in nicaragua such a nine years ago daniel ortega and his son didn't start rebels were.

weeks of political unrest show few signs of ending anti-government demonstrators are demanding daniel ortega steps down and calls fresh elections it'll take accuses them of plotting a coup with support from the catholic church and the u.s. those living in an opposition stronghold say they fear police and paramilitary groups are an essential as reports from the neighborhood of more nimble east of the capital. thirty year old man this had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital money he's father a man this is cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars and. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces. they took him away outside the house but since those an attack going on we couldn't go out. since security and pro-government forces launched a so-called cleanup operation in messiah on tuesday to lift barricades a caravan of heavily armed and masked gunmen hav

hello peter well president daniel ortega is finally speaking up please have as you would have probably expected he is denying charges of widespread human rights abuses by his government and by paramilitary groups in fact after having said that only or less than fifty people have been killed in the last three months he finally did come out and can see that one hundred and ninety five people have died he says that the claims of four hundred fifty plus victims that have died in this conflict are not true however i just wanted to show you i have the report here of nicaragua's human rights commission it's a very detailed report it has the names the the i.d.f. numbers the ages the cause of death the place of death and the dates of the death i cannot verify independently that everybody on this list of four hundred forty eight people that this is all authentic but it in the past they were if this has been considered a very very credible organization and so to the charges of these paramilitary groups and we have seen with our own eyes especially in the city of which we visited yesterday. you ha

aÑos, grupos paramilitares alzaron la bandera para celebrar que las fuerzas leales al gobierno de daniel ortegaque en masaya comenzÓ a las seis de la maÑana del martes con el fin, segÚn simpatizantes de gobierno, de liberar la ciudad de ca l todos estÁbamos debajo de la cama porque fue terrible, como nunca. >> tal fue el pÁnico que el pÁrroco de masaya entre llantos hizo un llamado a la comunidad internacional durante una entrevista telefÓnica. >> a todos los gobiernos del mundo, no nos dejen morir, no nos dejen morir... por favor, intervengan. >> ayer conmoviÓ a muchos entre llanto, impotencia al ver la muerte de algunos de sus feligreses, hemos intentado localizarlo pero lo han llevado a una zona de seguridad. >> hoy el consejo permanente de la organizaciÓn de estados americanos aprobÓ con 21 votos a favor una resoluciÓn que condena el rÉgimen de ortega. >> entretanto la ciudad de masaya queda rodeada de para militares y civiles con armas, en masaya, nicaragua, noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo, que no se le apague el celular, le vamos a contar cÓmo la tecnologÍa le pue

. >> al menos diez muertos en una nueva jornada de protestas contra el rÉgimen de daniel ortega en nicaraguacolgate total. ♪ ♪good goes around and around Únete a t-mobile y obtén netflix por cuenta nuestra. disfruta tus shows y películas favoritos en más lugares, sin pagar más, llévate un plan familiar ilimitado con netflix por cuenta nuestra. y ahora compra un samsung galaxy s9 y llévate otro gratis. prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba prueba . >> nueva ola de protestas en nicaragua deja muertos y heridos. >> activistas de derechos humanos denuncian que civiles armados atacaron en la llamada operaciÓn limpieza, mediante este operativo el gobierno pretende terminar con los bloqueos de las vÍas pÚblicas. nicaragua sufre la crisis mÁs sangrienta desde los 80s con mÁs de 300 muertos en casi tres meses de protesta contra el rÉgimen de daniel ortega. >> en mÉxico a dos semanas de la aplastante victoria de andrÉs lÓpez obrador su proyecto va tomando forma, se anunciaron medi

arremeten contra opositores del rÉgimen de daniel ortega.rzas afines al gobierno derivaban barricadas y arremetieron contra la poblaciÓn civil. desde el inicio de las protestas, hace casi tres meses, se contabilizan mÁs de 300 muertos. seres: varios ataques en mÉxico dejaron al menos 15 muertos y 10 heridos. la mayorÍa fue contra bares y el resto en diferentes puntos metropolitanosde la capital de nuevo leÓn. los asaltantes usaron fusiles y armas cortas para disparar contra clientes y empleados. de acuerdo con estar vinculados a actividades del cartel del noreste. arantxa: miles de familias de bajos recursosdependen de los almuerzos escolares para alimentar a sus hijos. con la llegada del receso de verano los niÑos que dependen de esos animal-- alimentos pasan hambre. hay una iniciativa para combatir ese grave problema de inaniciÓn. dulce nos explica de quÉ se trata. dulce: el verano llegÓ y los niÑos estÁn de vacaciones.algunos se preguntan quÉ comerÁn ahora que no cuentan con los almuerzos escolares. >> muchos lo Único que comen es lo que

nick or regulus president daniel ortega has blamed the united states catholic bishops and seitan ists for the recent unrest in the country to take as left hundreds of people dead in the country. and nordic heatwave is fuelling dozens of wildfires in sweden authorities are struggling to contain the blazes burning mostly in central and western regions many countries including italy france and norway have sent helicopters and planes to help downs the flames. the u.s. car industry stands up to trump's tariffs in washington. workers for. america's biggest carmakers come out in force to protest the multibillion dollar judy's saying their jobs could be on the line also coming up italy's new government is taking a tough stance on migration but we meet small business owners with migrant backgrounds who are thriving. i'm daniel winter and this is our business update there were protests in washington as the u.s. commerce department launched hearings into import duties that's import duties on cars and here's why trump's tariffs don't just affect imported cars but vehicles made in the usa too beca

committed by the government of nicaragua against its citizens by the orders, under the orders of daniel ortega. mr. speaker, 450, that is how many nicaraguans have been killed by ortega's regime and his thugs just since april of this year. heaven knows how many today or how many just these past days, the death toll is rising every day. and as the regime has now authorized a shoot to kill matsaya cities like and hinotega. shoot to kill, against dissidents, against protesters. and add that to the thousands injured, arrested, forced disappearances, and we're talking about a massive and severe repression by a regime that will do anything to stay in power. that is what this is all about. ortega and his wife want to stay in power at all costs. on monday, daniel ortega had the nerve, the audacity, to go on our news channel, fox news, american tv, to say that everything was under control in nicaragua and that it was in fact the nicaraguan people who were commit thinking acts of violence. the nicaraguan people are the ones responsible for the bloodshed. it's a desperate attempt by a desperate but dange

violent unrest in the country began after the elections in april the country's president daniel ortega announced he was going to trim the pension benefits the government backed down but its heavy handed response to the demonstrators sparked a wider protest against ortega's rule his actions have attracted widespread international criticism including that of prominent rights activist bianca jagger there is this slaughter of people every day slaughter innocent people who are unarmed we cannot allow that to happen. he guided nations and the united states have both now independently called for a halt to the deadly crackdown on anti-government protests and warned against further government violence. after a day's break on the tour de force the riders were back on their bikes for stage ten yesterday it's all men to the mountains for the first time frenchmen judio on a few deep winning the one hundred fifty eight kilometer ride from lake and see that ride by the way including four major climbs. in the yellow jersey start of the first alpine stage on the attack and that's despite the mountains

from security forces has prompted a wider challenge to the government of nicaraguan president daniel ortega. after a hard fought battle to regain this neighborhood paramilitary forces loyal to nicaraguan president daniel ortega show they are firmly in control it's the first time that pro-government forces have taken over more nimble a key opposition area in the country's third biggest city. demonstrations here against the government began in mid april because of cuts to social security benefits or take as heavy handed policies have also sparked wider unrest across the country. they asked about the barricade. i said it was from people from another area to look into it and they started cutting my legs. i'm scared every night those vehicles filled with people drive by. at least two hundred eighty people have lost their lives in the fighting so far on wednesday the organization of american states passed a resolution calling for an end to the violence in nicaragua as well as early elections. many of the new violence has been characterized as an unprecedented blue about by observers and this coun

hundreds turned out demanding president daniel ortega's resignation. the deadly clashes between protesters and police began more than three months ago, and now doctors say even they are being threatened. manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: we're about two hours outside of managua, and entering a mountain community called jinotega. this is a place where people said they had set up a barricade to stop the police from advancing, and that's when they were attacked. the pain was still raw when we arrived. these women say benito rodriguez was one of three protesters killed by pro-government forces during this raid on the opposition-held neighborhood. merlin espinoza was his partner. was it worth it? ( speaking spanish ) for your children. >> si. ( speaking spanish ) >> reporter: you hope their future is not like your present. by some estimates, more than 400 have been killed in three months of protests against president daniel ortega, who critics say has become a dictator but supporters call their rightfully elected leader. the protests started in the uni

dt's the result of an armed assault sta by groups loyal to the country's president, daniel ortega, and as steve paterson reports, the latest nt flas in a deadly struggle to oust him from power. >> reporter:nder siege and pinned down against the walls of a church, terrified students in nicarag nicaragua leaving heartbreaking farewells to their parents. overnight bullets rained down for hours in the country's capital. students, priests, doctors, and journalists penned in by gunfire from pro government groups. two students were confirmed dead after the siege ended this morning. the harrowing standoff t latest flashpoint in a series of deadly months-long clashes between government forces and pr festers calling the removal of president daniel ortega. >> talking about for the last years being implemented policies against its own people. reporter: on telemundo friday, jose interviewed nicaraguan opposition leader. violationstastrophe, of human rights, more than 300 people have been assassinated in the last three months. >> reporter: cortega, arucial leader of the fighto overthrow nicaragua' o

like sark using pro-government forces in nicaragua of kidnapping and murder they say president daniel ortega government is inciting fear in places where protesters are demanding new elections nearly four hundred fifty people have been killed since demonstrations began in april or latin america editor the c.n.n. has more. of the nicaraguan city that put up the fiercest resistance during three months of anti-government protests looks almost empty. the only large group on this normally overcrowded street is part of the latest funeral procession it's been nine days since thirty one year old buy out of the had again was buried a baker with two small children and a third one on the way who was taken from his home during with the government called the cleanup campaign. the best all three man with beauty shirts olive green pants and black masks kicked down the door they grabbed him and said you're coming with us his wife cried out he hasn't done anything he hasn't done anything. this is the only family member who did speak to us on condition of anonymity the grass in this empty lot has just been cut

and daniel ortega the nicaraguan president has turned on catholic bishops have been trying to mediate months of violent unrest or take a call them satanical terrorists and as for speaking on the thirty ninth anniversary of the revolution that brought him to power. a protest is being killed at a rally outside the headquarters of a paramilitary unit in southern iraq his death brings the total number killed twelve three weeks of protests against poor government services and unemployment imran khan reports now from the capital baghdad but many have also been rallying in solidarity with the protestors in basra. the protesters face off with security forces in baghdad although a small the gathering in seen in the last two weeks in the south of iraq it's still a significant number for the capital showing solidarity with protesters in the south on the issue of how the matzah here mother i'm sure but we came out to protest the injustice and lack of job opportunities for the unemployed the government isn't listening to us fudge and b. i doubt that even with a small amount of people involved we w

nicaraguans president daniel ortega has announced denounced rather recent violence in his country as an attempted coup he's been addressing supporters at a rally in the nagual they're celebrating the thirty ninth anniversary of the revolution that put him in charge for the first time from one thousand thirty seven to one nine hundred seventy nine nicaragua was a dictatorship under the us back some of the family it was characterized by rising inequality and political corruption in one nine hundred seventy nine the most as were violently overthrown by ortega sandinista national liberation front or takeovers leader for eleven years until one nine hundred ninety when he was voted out since being elected again in two thousand and seven he has tightened his grip on power and stalling relatives including his wife and keep posts in april social security court cuts were announced then quickly dropped after a public backlash but the protest turned into calls for taker to resign and a crackdown by security forces rights groups say at least two hundred eighty people have been killed since the we

amy: danielle -- daniel ortega has served as president of nicaragua since 2007. in the late 1970's, as the leader of the sandinista national liberation front, he helped overthrow the u.s.-backed nicaraguan dictator anastasio somoza. ortega then n led nicaragua from 1979 to 1990, before being elected again in 2007, and then again in 2016 for his third consecutive term with more than 72% of the vote. but the current crisis has pitted ortega against some of his former sandinista allies. thursday marks the 39th anniversary of liberation day, which commemorates the overthrow of the somoza regime in 1979 by the sandinistas. today for more, we are hosting a , debate. in new york city, we are joined , an julio martinez ellsberg adviser to the coordinadora universitaria por la justicia y la democracia or cudj, one of the main student movements opposing the nicaraguan government of daniel ortega. he's also part of the platform for social movements, a group of diverse nicaraguan civil society organizations which organized after the crisis began. and in pittsburgh, we are jo

when gunmen loyal to the president began shooting at them rights groups of criticized president daniel ortega as violent crackdown on anti-government protests almost three hundred people have died in three months of demonstrations or government are now roaming the streets of a city west of the night after suppressing protests that many people in that city a living in fear as many other sanchez reports. thirty year old man this had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital. his father a man this is cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest in the leg he didn't have weapons or mortars. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces. they took him away outside the house but then of those an attack going on we couldn't go out. since security and pro-government forces launched a so-called cleanup operation in messiah on tuesday to lift barricades a caravan of heavily armed and masked gunmen have taken cont

government loyal to the president began shooting at them rights groups have criticized president daniel ortega as violent crackdown on anti-government protests almost three hundred people have died in three months of demonstrations soldiers here as many are such as reports now from but in a neighborhood in the city of maceo the situation has finished three days ago when members of the police and paramilitary forces attacked and cleared the road blocks that had been set up for nearly three months here in the neighborhood of moneyball in the city of. the situation is calm there are some cars there are some people going out slowly. but a lot of fear i can tell you a few. food vendors here tell me that this is the first day that they have been able to go out to sell their food in three months and of course there are paramilitary forces going around patrolling this area they are massed they are armed to they go in their vehicles that are have no plates and a lot of fear of course because the their presence for the people here is very intimidating. we'll get a weather update thanks here on al jazeer

protesters are demanding president daniel ortega step down. many see leaving the country as their only option. manuel bojorquez remains the only network correspondent inside nicaragua. >> reporter: antigovernment protesters say they were attacked last night outside managua in the city of jinotega, adbarrage of bullets that left three dead. police insist they were fired upon first. it's the latest painful reminder that the turmoil here continues. after these confrontations, many of the protesters say they're being threatened and forced to flee their towns. we're about to meet one young man who has been hiding out in a safe house. he goes by sombra, or shadow. so your family stayed behind, but because you participated in hee protests they're receiving atreats. >> si. >> reporter: he says paramilitary forces local to president daniel ortega have killed dozens of his classmates. the government denies any involvement. but josefa meza wonders who else would have murdered her son, jonathan. this is the last photo of him tefore he was shot. her other

government that we aren't afraid they say they want peace but they are killing us the president daniel ortega blames the killings on alleged terrorists who want him out. his wife and vice president. went further in a radio broadcast this one a little read. there are drug addicts and alcoholics linked to all sorts of delinquency the nicaraguan people know all that some have taken the wrong lives so they can blame the government for the real rights organizations refute the claims and accuse the government of setting up clandestine detention and torture centers. we're seeing monstrous repression with all the perverse methods that the state can resort to jury war time even though the country isn't at war and it's using them against its own people president insists that the country is getting back to normal but the rising number of deaths and disappearances of opponents tell a different story. you see in human al-jazeera managua. iraq's top shiite cleric has demanded the government be formed as soon as possible to deal with corruption and poor basic services grand ayatollah ali al sistani is call