el rÉgimen de daniel ortega prohibiÓ las manifestaciones en su contra.t kavanaugh. hablamos con tres mujeres que han vivido el hostigamiento sexual. >> el testimonio que ella dio, me pareciÓ real y del corazón. >> la actriz verÓnica castro habla de lÓpez obrador. >> no te voy a creer. >> ¿le pudieran negar la residencia por recibir beneficios del gobierno? hablamos con la cÉlebre escritora sobre la noche detrÁs del horror. >> yo hablo a partir de mis emociones. fÉlix: el régimen de daniel ortega emitiÓ un comunicado declara ilegales las protestas opositoras. sin embargo se realizÓ la marcha "nicaragua en rebeldÍa"que fue reprimida violentamente por la policÍa. mientras organismos de derechos humanos ha expresado nuevas preocupaciones por esos atropellos a la democracia y a la libertad de expresiÓn. desde managua, vamos con un resumen de esta nueva jornada violenta. >> son opositores que huyen de la policÍa que dispersÓ y atacó con bombas de contacto segÚn los propios manifestantes, a quienes pretendÍan realizar la marcha "nicaragua en rebeldÍa" contra el

el rÉgimen de daniel ortega prohibiÓ las manifestaciones en su contra.brett kavanaugh. hablamos con tres mujeres que han vivido el hostigamiento sexual. >> el testimonio que ella dio, me pareciÓ real y del corazón. >> la actriz verÓnica castro habla de lÓpez obrador. >> no te voy a creer. >> ¿le pudieran negar la residencia por recibir beneficios del gobierno? hablamos con la cÉlebre escritora sobre la noche detrÁs del horror. >> yo hablo a partir de mis emociones. fÉlix: el régimen de daniel ortega emitiÓ un comunicado declara ilegales las protestas opositoras. sin embargo se realizÓ la marcha "nicaragua en rebeldÍa"que fue reprimida violentamente por la policÍa. mientras organismos de derechos humanos ha expresado nuevas preocupaciones por esos atropellos a la democracia y a la libertad de expresiÓn. desde managua, vn resumen de esta nueva jornada violenta. >> son opositores que huyen de la policÍa que dispersÓ y atacó con bombas de contacto segÚn los propios manifestantes, a quienes pretendÍan realizar la marcha "nicaragua en rebeldÍa" contra el rÉgim

hundreds killed thousands fleeing the country so it's nicorette us president daniel ortega facing a legitimate revolution or a violent. i've made the house and with allegations of ads so it isn't surrounding the u.k.'s labor party and its leader jeremy corbyn will debate whether the british left has a problem with anti jewish hatred and how much these accusations have to do with criticism of israel but first since april of this year nick regulars faced a political crisis with both supporters and opponents of president daniel ortega clashing in the streets hundreds have been killed and thousands wounded many of them at the hands of pro-government militias according to human rights groups as many are calling for take it to resign he insists it's all part of an attempted coup but does his government take any responsibility for the violence and the chaos all of this week's headlines nicorette us vice minister of foreign affairs val drug ads. vice minister of foreign affairs thanks for joining me up front. this year has been in crisis since april you have hundreds of people reported killed thousand

of nicaraguans fleeing to neighboring costa rican do you does your government the government of daniel ortega take any responsibility for any of that the government of nicaragua a violent criminal. the reason we call it a call is because it's fundamentally a minute. was to overdraw the constitutionally elected government because our election that happened just recently in two thousand and sixteen and that was recognized by many international organization the clued in the us as expressed in the will of the people that violent appraising that violent coupe. here was perpetrated by a group of politically motivated. fringes of political parties in india who then mobilized through manipulation terror and fear the population of nicaragua so a lot of governments a lot of human rights activists a lot of journalists have objected to your description of a coup they say you haven't brought forward evidence you say it is a coup isn't the easiest way to solve this to allow u.n. observers who you invited into the country earlier this year to finish their job rather than kicking them out as your government

una nueva marcha contra daniel ortega terminÓ con un muerte varios heridos vamos con toda la informaciÓnste es un noticiero univisiÓnedición fin de semana con fÉlix de bedeaux y arantxa loizaga. arantxa: buenas tardes y bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. con la finalidad de promover la autosuficiencia entre los inmigrantes y evitar que se conviertan en lo que catalogaron como una carga pÚblica, la administraciÓn trump dio a conocer el borrador de un nuevo reglamento que, de incrementarse, negarÁ residencia permanente o visas emigrantes legales que hayan recibido beneficios pÚblicos o cobertura mÉdica bajo medicare o medicaid. esta a medidaa generado fuertes crÍticas. pablo: el gobierno apretÓ el gatillo. si es un inmigrante legal y ha usado ciertos beneficios pÚblicos no podrÁ pedir la residencia. >> una persona que estÁ pidiendo una residencia, si tiene un hijo nacido aquÍ de cÁncer una enfermedad y que no podido lograr los gastos como el seguro y ha recibido algÚn beneficio de algÚn apoyo allÍ podrÍa quedar perjudicado con esta nueva propuesta.pablo: si su hijo es ciudadano estadounide

nicaragua por la libertad de los fÉlix: agentes anti motivos y fuerzas represivas del rÉgimen de daniel orteganteraruna -- interceptaron 498 migrantes en las costas de espaÑa. el nuevo gobierno de italia niega la admisiÓn de barcos de rescate. 33,000 indocumentados han entrado en espaÑa. la comunidad mexicana en los Ángeles festejo el aniversario 208 de la fiesta patria. dulce castellanos estuvo allÍ. dulce: lo mexicanosen antes hicieron su bandera y la fiestas patrias no fueron la excepciÓn en estados unidos. por 73 aÑos se ha llevado a cabo el desfile mÁs grande del paÍs en el este de los Ángeles. >> lo que estamos en estados unidos sigamos las costumbres. dulce: esta madre lleva a sus hijos para impartir con ellos m. >> los caballos me encantan. tambiÉn los instrumentos que tocan. dulce: sobre la avenida cÉsar chÁvez desfilaron charros, carrozas y bandas musicales. >> me importa el estado del que seas . ese momento donde tenemos que estar unidos. dulce: toda la republica se vio ilustrada con este folklor. >> es importante no perder estos valores. dulce: para los mexicanos que llevan mucho t

this year nick regulars faced a political crisis with both supporters and opponents of president daniel ortega clashing in the streets hundreds have been killed and thousands wounded many of them at the hands of pro-government militias according to human rights groups as well.

human rights team investigating abuse allegations president daniel ortega dismissed a young reporter accusing him and his government of a normal human rights violations during until government protests. those were the headlines when news continues here on al-jazeera after this is europe statute that's a water buffalo off at night in a stall camps have burned somali moms patrolled streets police ski and not. for lack of money i mean tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime. they don't have. to do that but a bit by. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them mothers of rain could be this is europe on al-jazeera. i'm not going to slam as a country. and some think we're here to metal box to persuade our mugs.

[cÁntico] reportera: varios simpatizantes a daniel ortega se apostaron en el mismo lugar que los ciudadanoso fue acusado o lo han podido ver. su madre junto a otros padres encabezaron la pro esta que tuvo que cambiar su ruta por el asedio de afines al rÉgimen de ortega. >> libertad para nuestros preso crÍticos! reportera: el gobernante ortega dice que en nicaragua no hay presos polÍticos >> cuÁles son los asesinos que asesinaron alcompaÑero y lo torturaron? reportera: el propio secretario de la semana que la comunidad internacional debe de dar respuestas para asfixiar la dictadura que segÚn luis almagro se viene instalando en nicaragua. arantxa: el flujo de migrantes centroamericano que busca llegar estados unidos ha comenzado a buscar el futuro mÉxico debido a las duras polÍticas de la administraciÓn de donald trump. tamaulipas, chihuahua y hasta sinaloa recogen a estos extranjeros. juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene los detalles. juan carlos: la ruta de sinaloa ha sido un lugar comÚn para los emigrantes. Últimamente muchos prefieren quedarse en esta ciudad. >> se estÁn cerrando fronteras. muchos

daniel ortega expulso de su paÍs a los responsables de un informe de la onu sobre la violaciÓn de losirantes republicanos a escaÑos en el congreso o el senado estÁn siendo cuestionados por supuestos vÍnculos con grupos supremacistas que se manifiestan en facebook. de santis aspira a ser gobernador de la florida y recientemente se vio envuelto en una polÉmica racial, tambiÉn estarÍa entre estos polÍticos comprometidos. galo: las elecciones de medio tÉrmino se aproximan y la controversia no tarda en aparecer. el centro de investigaciÓn, cuya tarea es monitorear lo que ellos llacanÓ revelÓ que cinco candidatos republicanos son administradores de un grupo racista en facebook que promueve teorÍas de conspiraciÓn. segÚn una investigaciÓn, un grupo en facebook del cual vamos a obviar su nombre pero dispersa contenido de odio hacia musulmanes, activistas afroamericanos y fomenta extravagantes noticias de confabulaciÓn, hubieran tenido como administradores varios polÍticos que aspiran conquistar el voto de quiÉnes critican en las redes. >> quiÉnes un oriental electo debe alejarse marcadamente

que el fondo ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> durante una marcha de protesta en nicaragua contra el presidente daniel ortegado junto a otros seis jÓvenes en la ciudad de leon tras participar en una marcha de oposiciÓn al gobierno. >> Él no es delincuente, es estudiante. >> estas otras madres temen que sus hijos en leÓn sean condenados en juicios que consideran represalias polÍticas. >> no hay nada legal ni siquiera hay una orden de captura. >> este adolescente de 14 aÑos afirma que un grupo de policÍas lo detuvo camino a su escuela y usando una jeringa lo marcaron con las siglas del frente. segÚn organizaciones de derechoes humanos locales al menos 400 personas han sido arrestadas los Últimos 4 meses, las arbitrariedades del sistema de justicia fueron condenadas por el alto comisionado de derechos humanos de las, que acu acusÓ, y ordeno el cese de la misiÓn este viernes. >> cometieron crÍmenes. >> iras a la cÁrcel. >> sÍ, tienen que ir al proceso judicial. >> hasta el momento no se conoce ningÚn caso en que se proceso e a policÍas o para militares que segÚn la oposiciÓn han matado a cientos de nicaragÜenses

frente sandinista de liberaciÓn nacional de nicaragua, se manifestaron en defensa del rÉgimen de daniel ortegasidenta rosario murillo. >> el crimen organizado en mÉxico sealta como nuevo obstÁculo para el intento de inmigrantes cubanos para llegar estados unidos. que hicieron autoridades mexicanas, en una residencia de cancÚn donde decenas de cubanos estaban detenidos durante el operativo hubo detenciones y se supo que formaban parte de una operaciÓn de delincuentes. alberto garcÍa se nos suma con la informaciÓn. >> autoridades militares y policÍa federal de mÉxico anunciaron el rescate la noche del pasado jueves de 39 emigrantes cubanos en el centro turÍstico de cancÚn. >> se encontraban privados de su libertad y en la espera de un probable pago para su libertad. >> 35 hombres y cuatro mujeres serÁn retenidos en una casa con el propÓsito de presionar a sus familiares en estados unidos, a pagar para liberarlos y seguir asÍ su camino hacia la uned americana. una denuncia anÓnima habrÍa alertado a los policÍas que al llegar escucharon gritos de auxilio y asÍ lo rescataron. >> tambiÉn se asegurÓ

because priests were unwilling to step by and during the atrocities, daniel ortega has called the ruling catholic church, a -- they described the regime's relentless efforts to frighten, intimidate and divide them. ortega must stop the violence now and he must listen to the voice of his people, the voice of freedom. >> as i mentioned earlier one of the far-reaching forces sweeping across latin america is the wave of venezuelans desperately fleeing the dictatorship and management. that country has been reduced to stock out, hyperinflation and malnutrition and the scarcity of the most basics of medicine. a country that should be a donor nation. a country that should be lifting others out of poverty and could become a driver of despair in its own country and other parts of the region. u.s. aid have supported venezuelans and colombians from venezuela. this would help with such things as medical attention and food assistance, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies, shelter and protection from violence and exploitations. this brings the total u.s. assistance to the region including colombia, br

el gobierno de daniel ortega ordenÓ lexfunción inmediata de una misiÓn de observación de las nacionesdiversiones disneylandia, en anaheim, comenzarÁ a vender bebidas alcohÓlicas para adultos en un establecimiento especial a partir del prÓximo aÑo.vo parqu guerra de las galaxias contarÁ con un establecimiento especial paraeventos, bautizado con el nombre de la cantina de ocas. ilia: una familia tiene un extraÑo visitante en la florida, en su casa. un lagarto extraÑo de malasia que fuemascota, pero ahora amenaza la tranquilidad del vecindario. nos dice quÉ estÁn a siendo las autoridades al respecto. danae: bambÚ, como coulomb a bautizaron quienes lo han visto, se pasea por este patio como si fuera su hogar. tanto asÍ que la familia residente le ha podido sacar mÁs vÍdeo, de sus sorpresivas visitas a esta vivienda. >> estamos reunidos con la familia en la casa y jugando con los niÑos en el sofÁ, de pronto lo vi. danae: el lagarto o, ademÁs de merodear tranquilamente por la parte trasera de la casa, se detuvo en la puerta por unos segundos. segÚn expertos, es un indicio de que estÁ domest

anti-government demonstrators in nicaragua's capital protests have flared up in managua over president daniel ortega recent decision to expel a human rights team who blamed his government for the violent repression of opposition protests break groups say around three hundred protesters have been killed over the past four months. the u.s. military has honored the late senator john mccain with a fly over as his body arrived for burial at the u. .

many other figures to cover what was a violent cool attempt to remove nicaragua's elected leader daniel ortega and destroy the senden east a movement a progressive anti-imperialist workers' movement they selected figures who would specifically echo the narrative of the opposition that was seeking regime change and specifically we're talking about a party called the m.r.s. or the movement for send a nice to read renovation which consists of former sandinistas who wound up getting backing from the u.s. this party is directly financed and supported by the united states as i reveal in my investigation and karl david getting who emerged out of nowhere to cover nicaragua's crisis for the guardian and washington post was intimately connected to this political party and before that had no record in journalism was an anthropologist working among the indigenous population on nicaragua's eastern coast and admitted in a now deleted podcast that he was working to encourage opposition among that population to the government so i can't think of a figure less objective for papers legacy publications like the

flare up in fighting between pro and anti-government sides and saturday it followed president daniel ortega decision to expel un human rights mission from the country activists say three hundred people have been killed in rest over the past four months. such as south asia where pakistan says the three hundred million dollars of military support the u.s. plans to scrap is reimbursement it's owed and not aid its foreign minister says the money is to meet pakistan's expenses in supporting the so-called us war on terror sharper mood qureshi says he'll bring up the issue with secretary of state by pompei and when he arrives in islamabad on wednesday the u.s. accuses pakistan of failing to take action against armed groups and providing them with a safe haven in pakistan denies the allegations. in russia there have been more protests against increases to the age at which people can get a state pension the communist party organized rallies across the country the government wants to increase the retirement age from sixty to sixty five for men and from fifty five to sixty four women president vladimi

report says around three hundred people have been killed since april in protest against president daniel ortega venezuela has called on chile colombia and mexico to clarify if any of their embassy staff assisted in the drone attack on president nicolas maduro in august and as well and authorities have arrested three individuals allegedly responsible for the failed assassination attempt of dura previously accused colombia's former president one man while santos of orchestrating the attack in tanzania mass burials have been held for some of those who died when a ferry capsized on lake victoria the number of passengers and crew who drowned has risen to at least two hundred twenty four forty one people survived tanzania's president has ordered the arrest of those responsible. tiger woods won the tour championship on sunday his first win in more than five years been plagued by back injuries that led to multiple offer a sions but on sunday the magic was back so it was a new round of tiger mania and then but a d.c. has this report. the boy was to come back tiger woods feared would never come with a sm

sat down with daniel ortega for an exclusive interview in nicaragua she joins us for more on the story we're talking about massive on breast hundreds dead thousands injured a real crisis in nicaragua what was your impression of the president in the middle of all this tells me well it was interesting to interview a president who. makes. answers spontaneously and contradicts himself also in a way was also interesting to see that. his vice president and also his wives is actually the one who is running the government day by day it's not the president it's her you just talked about this massive march as we have been seeing during the last months yes but not anymore people are afraid now. that is the atmosphere that i could also feel they are talking to two people on the street most of them they would march and they will protest against something i can suppress didn't they they are freight because our policy or a strategy of intimidation in the country and what is also very interesting is the speech of the president that is the speech of the cold war i would like to show you a part of it. i

nicaraguan capital monarch were protesters are calling for an early election but current president daniel ortega says a fresh vote will have to wait until his term ends. the main opposition candidate in the more deals it brought him home a sunni has won the country's presidential election provisional results from the maldives election commission indicate a sixteen point victory margin over president of the young mean his first term in office was marred by a crackdown against dissent. president drawn is due to visit germany later this week revelations between the two countries have been strained following turkey's failed coup two years ago and the subsequent government crackdown yet there is also a strong connection between germany and turkey several waves of migration would decades have resulted in germany being home to the largest turkish population outside the home country today they are nearly three million people were turkish roots in germany half of them one point five million have a turkish passport among those who voted in turkey's presidential elections in june loyalty to president drawn

anti-government demonstrations in nicaragua protests flared in the capital after the president daniel ortega expelled the un observers who accused him of violent repression rights groups say that some three hundred protesters have been killed in the past four months and a huge fire has ripped through brazil's national museum in rio de janeiro gutting the two hundred year old building the director of the historic institution has called it a cultural tragedy the museum housed some twenty million valuable items because of the blaze is not yet known. to journalists have been jailed for seven years for breaching beyond mars official secrets act while investigating violence against roe hinges while lone and chas they were also working with the reuters were both excuse me working with the reuters news agency the men say that they were framed by police the u.n. i mean anwar has called for their release the case has been widely criticized as an attack on me the freedom. joining me now from young good myanmar is kevin he is in asia editor with reuters and a colleague of the two journalists they give s

has ordered the expulsion of a un human rights team investigating abuse allegations president daniel ortega dismissed a un report accusing him of his government of ignoring human rights violations during anti-government protests the report accused ortega's ministration of illegal arrests torture and closed trials guatemala's president to shut down a un anti corruption commission in the country president jimmy morris says that he won't renew the bodies mandate when it expires next year the commission has been behind many high profile corruption investigations involving politicians and business people. argentina's government says that it will discuss a fifty billion dollars bailout loan with the international monetary fund on monday the argentinian peso which has lost half of its value against the us dollar this year stabilised on friday a latin america editor lucien newman reports from one of solace. it's a movie arjun times have seen before their currency losing its value at a record low and at a dizzying speed. all eyes were on the city when the cytisus financial center. after losing anoth

anti-government demonstrations in nicaragua protests have flared up in the capital managua over president daniel ortega us recent decision to expel a human rights to.

has ordered the expulsion of a un human rights team investigating abuse allegations president daniel ortega dismissed a un report accusing him and his government of ignoring human rights violations during anti-government protests the report accused ortega's administration of illegal arrests torture and close trials three hundred people have been killed since the unrest began in april. as president to shut down a un corruption commission in the country president jimmy morales won't renew the body's mandate when it expires next year commission has been behind many high profile corruption probes involving politicians and business people. now the thai government is reconsidering the use of three toxic weed killers one of the chemicals particle is already banned in more than thirty countries has been linked to flesh eating bacteria diseases in farmers in northern thailand when he reports. in parts of rural thailand red marks the spot it's an indicator that farmers used to show that sprayed paraquat a toxic weed killer banned in many countries and the european union its use is blamed on a number

nicaragua's government is expelling a un human rights team investigating abuse allegations president daniel ortega dismissed a un report accusing him and his government of ignoring human rights violations during anti-government protests said is administration is responsible for illegal arrests torture and close trials three hundred people have been killed since demarest began in april. it's now this week al-jazeera is looking at the threat to forests around the world in efforts to save them one in four people depend on them for their livelihoods but the world has lost many hof its forests with this map from global forest watch shows tree cover across the world in green with the pink hair is all the three hundred thirty seven million hectares of tree cover that was lost between two thousand and one and two thousand and seventeen a drop of more than eight percent well the united kingdom has one of the lowest levels of woodland coverage in europe then campaigners say it's at risk of deforestation unless more trees are planted that's why the government has backed a plan to create a new forest and they

he met with daniel ortega while reagan was president. this guy is a traitor!right? i am hearing you. we are back to that. what i agree with you about is that the interviewer did a good job. >> jesse: we recommended questions, right? >> juan: it was jesse. >> dana: they wanted me to ask about -- what's his name? james taylor. >> greg: you were going to say john tash. >> dana: close enough, right? >> juan: back to the news, i think there's a big difference to be made, distinction to be made between negotiating, and i don't think he is negotiating, and talking. saying, which i think everyone who says who's not a trump fan, don't overreact. don't get angry. don't think that somehow this is nomination invitation for you to go after israel or something else or relaunch your nuclear program. take it easy. let's talk about it. i don't think there's any thing criminal about it. >> trish: he is undermining the administration. that was a great interview. he is saying i am sort of doing this but isn't everybody doing this? he hates the president so much. so many on the le

human rights team investigating abuse allegations president daniel ortega dismissed a un report accusing him and his government of ignoring human rights violations during anti-government protests. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness such with us watching but it. must. be but i don't like and i'm not. going to. you know reach to. and he was a hit at the time i was trying to figure out how to live on the internet me one and he entered. a few states might have been whistled police. dog i see expose eighty ducks mostly on. to patients on mom. could be used both see it out of this most motorists also pose ask them to sing god but there is an eye on the cool. look building. it's still there. that really. you just don't do nothing that's. the best in our hearts a lot of bottled up we know she was that shouldn't be in such a realist now we. want so was that it was. real this is reality that. was it was it was not examine us you know nothing but i was like yes well that's not the little man as i was. so she thought that the only reason i was it's got

nicaragua's government is expelling a un human rights team investigating abuse allegations president daniel ortega dismissed a un report accusing him and his government of ignoring human rights violations during anti-government protests the report said his administration is responsible for illegal arrests torture and close trials there's a headline please continues here on al-jazeera after slavery roots next. this is the story of a world whose territories were forged by the slave trade violence subjugation and profit imposed their roots the slave system created the greatest accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that moment in time. in seven hundred ninety s. later it was not a crime. next more than one hundred thousand captives were deported every year. at the extremes of human domination even in slavery we find there is always resistance there is always tension and there's always struggle at the dawn of the nineteenth century slave traders violence brought about the decline of the transatlantic slave trade to become immoral europe now had to find an alternative means of accumulatin

they accuse president daniel ortega critics of being part of a foreign backed attempt to unseat him the correct your has been struggling with months of civil unrest. a new lower allowing egypt's government to block social media accounts as coming to fulls president of the c.c. ratified the legislation and such today old line accounts all blogs with more than five thousand fall of us will be mulled it has passed media outlets the stories on the website of al-jazeera dot com. with next we continue with slavery roots stay with i'll just over. this is the story of a world whose territories were forged by the slave trade a world where violence subjugation and profit imposed their roots the slave system created the greatest player and accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that moment in time. in seven hundred ninety the slave trade was at a climax more than one hundred thousand captives were deported every year. at the extremes of human domination even in slavery we find there is always resistance there is always tension and there's always struggle. zanzibar merchants captured

managua tensions the mounting between pro and anti government factions for months recently president daniel ortega expelled a un human rights mission after its blamed his government for the violent crackdown on protesters activists say three hundred people have been killed in the unrest since april farmers in guatemala struggling to make ends meet two months on from a deadly volcanic eruption which destroyed much of their crops as david meserve reports from jim alta mangas field after field is still blanketed in a sick layer of ash and drugs. the rich black soil on the side of this volcano in guatemala is normally the stuff of farmers' dreams but knows firsthand that what the volcano can provide in bountiful harvests it can just as quickly take away the deadly eruption in early june dumped tons of rocks an ash onto his field the twenty eight year old was counting on his corn harvest to feed his young family for the coming year but all was destroyed. a thought. that they had to think that. there was a layer of ash or thirty centimeters deep that was super hard like cement so all of that well it's o

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es libre y tenemos que manifestarnos porque la calles son del pueblo y no sÓlo le pertenecen a daniel ortegaormaciÓn suficiente para debatir la decisiÓn del juez kavanaugh para reemplazar a anthony kennedy en la corte suprema de justicia. las audiencias de ratificaciÓn comenzarÍan el martes y los legisladores buscarÍan conocer mÁs sobre el tiempo que dicho magistrado pasÓ en la casa blanca durante el mandato de george bush hijo y sus decisiones sobre el aborto. el fallecimiento del senador john mccain aumentarÍan las acciones durante el proceso de selecciÓn del juez kavanaugh. el liderazgo republicano necesitarÍa cubrir el escaÑo antes de que la votaciÓn se lleve a cabo. el de guerra fue despedido con honores militares en la academia naval de annapolis. desde washington d.c. pablo gato nos acompaÑa con lo Último. buenos dÍas. pablo: buenos dÍas. john mccain es parte de la historia del paÍs y un personaje político. han habido discursos tras su funeral de expresidentes como obama y como bush y tambiÉn el emotivo discurso de su hija. lo mÁs importante es el espÍritu de bipartidismo que se ha vi

naciones unidos en una reuniÓn que busca soluciones al conflicto entre opositores y el gobierno de daniel ortegaen el consejo de seguridad de naciones unidas a propuesta de estados unidos y pese al rechazo de rusia, china y bolivia. >> maltratando toda persona que se atreva a oponerlo de acuerdo a la asociaciÓn nicaragüense de derechos humanos en mÁs de 400 han sido acribillados. el gobierno de ortega lo niega asegura que son amantes de la paz y defienden los derechos humanos de forma integral. >> demandamos y exigimos reportera: segÚn moncada nicaragua no representa una amenaza la paz y segura en terraza cine barba la mayorÍa de los paÍses del consejo de seguridad llamÓ a una solución pacÍfica a reinstalar el diÁlogo cuyo mediador es la iglesia catÓlica, estados unidos ademÁs pidiÓ la libertad de los opositores encarcelados erin es uno de los seis lÍderes universitarios de la alianza cÍvica capturado por policías y paramilitares. el oficialismo dice que quiere la pazprecisamente el consejo de seguridad discutiÓ la crisis en nicaragua salieron a manifestarse las calles exigiendo justicia para lo

fire a un report says around three hundred people have been killed in protests against president daniel ortega since april. india's prime minister narendra modi has launched his ambitious new health care plan it is a scheme designed to offer free health insurance to the country's poorest citizens it's been dubbed mody care and it will see half a billion people get access to health services they currently cannot afford the critics say the scheme has been rushed out too quickly for political gain and it lacks adequate funds to support it. if we combine the population of america canada and mexico even more than that number of people benefit from a scheme. d.b.s. and it is from the university of westminster he says modi care is a publisher to stand by the government the reality of the government for the last four years has not invest in public sector in terms of held for modi to come up with a scheme that looks ambitious and i have your ring of the people said it's an ambitious plan this is a strategy he all would want to want to portray himself as a strong leader with ambitious plans and if they

mientras que las protestas en las calles de nicaragua continÚan a favor y en contra del rÉgimen de daniel ortegade mÉxico. en este echar dieron casi 990 libras de pÓlvora almacenadas. el pueblo de los reyes estaba celebrando las fiestas patronal patronales, cuando se originÓ la explosiÓn, las persona en cargo arda del material lo manipularon errÓneamente. >>> hay mucho que vende. que no lo fabrican, no sabe quÉ peligro tiene este con este. >>> llega mucha gente tambiÉn a querer llevar a cabo esta prÁctica. cuando no siempre tiene los conocimientos o el dominio como tal. >>> siguiendo con este tema, de los cuatro heridos dos sufrieron quemaduras de segundo grado y algunas casas se vieron afectadas por esta explosiÓn. >>> un incendio arrasÓ con el museo nacional de rio de janeiro el mÁs antiguo del brasil y que alberga unas 20 millÓn bien piez piez piezas diferentes periodo de las historia, estaba cerrado al pÚblico, y habÍa cuatro vigilantes segÚn la informaciÓn dado por el propio museo no hubo herido, ya que todos lograron salir a tiempo pero la mayor parte de la colecciÓn quedo destruida. >>> y

anti-government demonstrators in nicaragua's capital protests have flared up in managua over president daniel ortega recent decision to expel a u.n. rights seem blamed his government for the violent repression of opposition protests break groups say around three hundred protesters have been killed over the past four months. the u.s. military has honored the late senator john mccain with a fly over as his body arrived for burial at the u.s. naval academy near washington mccain was a vietnam war hero and a graduate of the academy before him barked on a political career. demonstrators against far right violence of racism have turned out in the eastern german city of chemist's on sunday eighteen people have been injured over a week of protests and counter protests sparked by the fatal stabbing of a german national last weekend two asylum seekers are in custody over the killing of. you two front man bono has said he expects to be back to full voice for the rest of the band's tour the day after cutting short a concert in berlin bonna was heard losing his voice after several songs the irish rockers promise

anti-government demonstrations in nicaragua protests have flared up in the capital managua over president daniel ortega recent decision to expel a human rights team that's accuses government of violent repression rights groups say around three hundred protesters have been killed over the past four months. demonstrators against far right violence and racism have turned out in the eastern german city of chemist's on sunday eighteen people have been injured over a week of protests and counter protests sparked by the fatal stabbing of a german national last week to asylum seekers are in custody over the killing. place thank you to frontman bano has said he expects to be back to full voice for the rest of the band's tour the day after cutting short a concert in berlin was heard losing his voice after several songs the irish rockers promised another berlin show at a future date. my place. discriminations. just ran. and the mistake of all come lock up an icon of the fashion. look what do we really know about the man feel hunted or. what motivates him how does he think and feel good moments in the life of a gr