lo mismo sucede en ecuador.: el secretario de estado mike pompeo sostuvo una reuniÓn con luis vergara y en washington. entre los temas que abordaron estarÍa la modernizaciÓn del tratado de libre comercio y la seguridad en la frontera entre ambos paÍses. el flujo de inmigrantes indocumentados y el trÁfico de drogas. mÉxico ratificÓ su compromiso de lucha contra organizaciones criminales. patricia: y el presidente trump cancelÓ los planes del desfile militar en washington para conmemorar el dÍa de los veteranos. la razÓn, su alto costo. 92 millones de dÓlares. el mandatario acusÓ a polÍticos locales de inflar los precios. ♪ enrique: el piso del autobÚs que se accidentÓ en ecuador llevaba media n connecticut por los estragos que estÁ causando una droga que podrÍa provocar la muerte. volvemos. ♪ bomberos enrique: bomberos canadienses intentaban contener el mayor incendio forestal en la historia de la provincia. miles de residentes han sido informados que podrÍan tener que evacuar sus hogares en las prÓximas horas. y

with of its whalen's are fleeing the economic crisis in droves but neighboring countries colombia ecuador peru and chile are not opening their borders and a state in brazil has asked its supreme court to halt the entry of all migrants. i has been dragging her suitcase along of highway she is fleeing desperation and economic hardship back home in venezuela crossing into ecuador on foot as an undocumented migrant. who spent all night by the border the authorities told us to be patient they said they would guess not so in the morning but there was no response they just told us to head to venezuela especially we don't want more venezuelans here. off to ecuador and post new entry restrictions on saturday and have friends felt that they had no choice but to cross illegally while they press on thousands of stranded at the checkpoints hungry and cold fearful of being sent back. here and we have no hope so after being able to pass through my husband is desperate over in peru my family is also desperate in venice we just want to help our families i have two children i sold my house i have nothing n

colombia is a transit country for the thousands of venezuelans seeking work on a new life in ecuador and rule and did abuse ophelia homs a routine joins us from the capital bogota affiliates good to see you let's begin with you giving us a sense of the conditions in venezuela that are really forcing these people from their homes what's it like. well the crisis has reached on presidents of levels you said it before hyper inflation is believed to reach one million percent this year i spent some days in venezuela earlier this year to cover the elections and you can literally see people eating from the garbage you have to stand in line for hours because of the shortages everywhere and it takes hours to just get one apple or a couple of eggs now to april of this year about eighty percent of the population was believed to to be living in severe poverty and hundreds more are at risk of starvation venezuelans have lost eleven kilos on average and just eating is a struggle every single day ophelia you're describing what i can only say are unimaginable scenes but what's life for the people who

s he and the colombia ecuador border. u.s. president donald trump has responded to speculation about the possibility of impeachment as two former aides face jail time former lawyer michael cohen implicated trump in a federal crime when he pleaded guilty to breaking campaign finance laws saying he did so at trump's direction in an interview with the fox news channel trump said there would be an economic crash if he were no longer president. i don't know how you can impeach somebody who's done a great job. i'll tell you what if i ever got a ph i think the market would pressure i think everybody would be very poor. because without this thinking you would see that you would see members that you would believe meanwhile president trump passed renewed his attacks on attorney general jeff sessions trump says sessions has never taken control of the justice department sessions head back saying his department will not be improperly influenced by political considerations sessions was an early supporter of trump's presidential bid but trum

off to ecuador and post new entry restrictions on saturday i mean and have friends felt that they had no choice but to cross illegally while they press on thousands of stranded at the checkpoints hungry and cold fearful of being sent back to their home we have arrived here and we have no hope whatsoever being able to pass through my husband is desperate. my family is also desperate in venezuela we just want to help our families i have two children i sold my house i have nothing now i can't go back to venezuela with nothing. the unprecedented exodus of debt. spread venezuelan's is increasingly over obama neighboring countries colombia and brazil tighten border controls and the sea and now ecuador and peru funneling suit. tensions along the borders are rising over the weekend presidents in the border town of pocket i'm up tandem in israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to feed back across the frontier across the region the growing influx of venezuelans is stoking animosity and the migrants and has been building he is despite that and at the risk of being turned away i mean a

the latest on the political and economic crisis in venezuela now and a judge in ecuador has suspended the recently imposed entry restrictions for venezuela earlier this month they could all said that venezuelans needed to have a passport to get him but this court order means they will now be allowed in with just their i.d. cards for the next forty five days earlier it could all hope and humanitarian corridor for venezuelans trying to reach parity and chile. has been covering this crisis from the colombia ecuador border he's on the line now from the city of pasto this is i know it's forty five days only it's not permanent but this is a big win for all those venezuelans trying to get out absolutely. this constitutional judge ruled in favor well as a legal challenge called quick action cautionary measures action brought by. and essentially the same that the constitution recognizes the freedom of movement of south american people and that there is a law in ecuador is that days that all south american can enter and move freely. simply with an a d the judge ruled in favor of these precautio

those 5000, 1000 come to ecuador. 200,000ave now nearly venezuelans in ecuador. affected by what is happening in venezuela. after some comments comments on what you said which was very interesting and frank and we need to be like that. but, what can you do for ecuador transitions after 10 years of a very different government? thank you. host: thank you, mr. ambassador. congratulations, mr. administrator. i am a retired foreign service officer and investor in the region. for quickly, thank you referring to the hemisphere as a community and a neighborhood. there are too many u.s. government officials over the years who like to throw around the term "backyard" which to my mind is demeaning to the americas. -- you put your , corruption,th transparency, and accountability. a guatemalan friend yesterday told me that the biggest problem in guatemala continues to be corruption. they are working on it but in one area in particular is public procurement. it is riddled with corruption. usaidstion jumps to what is doing with regard to the corruption issue across the board. p

from ecuador to peru and to chile and argentina but they're being told here as just about everywhere else that there are no tickets that the services are stopped suspended until further notice and that is because there is complete confusion and paralysis since these new reforms came into place and the bus companies say they will not be sending buses anywhere until they can raise the prices and yet the government says that there are strict new price controls in effect what does that mean that there is little confidence certainly right now that these new measures are going to make things any better and as we've been hearing all day long people believe that the only way out of this crisis is to get out of the country. this is sandra angeles's last day at her home in her working class caracas neighborhood she sold everything possible and packed the rest she and her sister her two daughters and their four small children prepare to abandon israel. i have to get my daughter out of here before it's too late. for an jellies three year old can't speak since she had a stroke provoked she says b

. >> no me quisieron sellar la entrada a ecuador. que veníamos con una bandera de venezuela y nos ayudaron bastante. otro tramo fue peor, no nos querÍan tampoco y murieron cuatro compaÑeros, tres por hipotermia, murieron congelados. enrique: la de nelly que trato todo para escapar de venezuela. nelly: te estaba llam decirte que ya lleguÉ a ecuador, selle colombia, extraÑo muchÍsimo. te amo. tengo que seguir adelante. enrique: en el caso de la ola migratoria de venezolanos a perÚ se ha intensificado en los Últimos dÍas debido a que partir del sÁbado sÓlo ingresarÁn los venezolanos que cuenten con pasaporte. segÚn el ministro de educaciÓn, la medida obedece a obtener una identificaciÓn correcta de los inmigrantes. marianela:para la mayorÍa de los venezolanos la cÉdula de identidad es el Único documento con el que cuen tan para salir de su paÍs y en medio de la crisis humanitaria. por ello perÚ era una de las pocas opciones que les quedaba y no lo serÁ más a partir del sÁbado, cuando sÓlo ingresarÁn los venezolanos que cuenten con pasap

at the ecuador on but this man office says she filed a challenge to ecuador's decision and is. demanding protective measures for these people based on our constitution and humanitarian law crime months and we hope the judge will and the state solution. for those stuck here there is some help here says provide free shots for children in need to fix scenes there are tents to spend the night in even a day care. that's most migrants are deciding to continue their journey. arrivals at this former crossing have gone down from forty five hundred to less than five hundred and while some might be remaining in the great majority or taking the risk of crossing illegally while hundreds are now walking to ecuador others get stopped trying to see. if there's no other way we'll have to pass illegally we can't stay here and we can't go back there's no life left in venezuela nine with no end in sight to the economic crisis back who will continue to migrate well the countries in the region will need better solutions to cope with this every worsening crisis. now tell center around theory is on th

which means migrants can now enter ecuador without a passport illegally aleksandr on b.s.e. our correspondent has been reporting on the situation from the border between colombia and i don't also now joins me on the phone from colombia so alessandro can you tell us more about this latest development there the area we just found out about the decision we don't have all the what we do know is that. ecuador is on but from an off the public advocate office successfully challenge giving you a restrictions and that this constitutional judge in key to essentially suspended all the restrictions among them the fact that. it's willing migrants need to provide their passports to enter the country for the next forty five days. starting immediately visitors will be able to enter and go to ecuador or simply with their i.d. as. law says and that the judge in its decision from what we've been able to so far decided on the basis that the constitution recognizes the free movement of the people in the ecuadorian territory and that south american citizens can move freely through their region si

as in the ecuador colombia border maria sanchez. that is peru teresa vista and brazil let's begin with our latin america tour with sam newman who is in caracas so we see in this attempt to economic reforms is it having any impact on this mass exodus of venezuelans. and over show this is the first day that we are seeing really some economic activity in the streets where the market right now in a lower income neighborhood and in the reasons. this is that since the government revamped and the currency there is one of the most scarce items commodities in this country is sort of appearing and that is cash and that's because the government has been printing out money faster than i can speak and that you would think it would be a good thing people are being able to buy a few things but everyone we have spoken to without exception believes that this event what we're seeing now is not going to last more than a few weeks or even a few days because they think that the government simply cannot control what they call the monster and that is the

well not i'm not ecuador was the first to declare a state of emergency in three provinces along with the border with colombia when twenty thousand went on migrants arrived in just four days. at the border crossing where we are ten days later they decided to put in place for even before federalists is going to do that to put in place new restrictions for venezuelan migrants are the main one is the fact that they're not letting them through without a passport that has stranded a lot of these migrants here in colombia they have found some help here at the border there are vaccinations for example there are payments for other ones they need to spend the night here and and also other types of assistance for them but the majority are now deciding to cross that illegally and continue their journey despite these restrictions there's also a challenge it against the decision by the ecuadorian government to tomorrow on friday a constitutional judge is expected to make a decision and i challenge brought about by the ecuadorian public advocate here to decide on the constitutionality of these rest

you know there peru and chile ecuador tightened border controls at the weekend brazil has reinforced troops at its northern frontier on it trying to bring some stability. to the country even toys president nicolas maduro has launched a new currency to combat hyperinflation and soon expected to reach a million percent a year now a million percent five zero zero been knocked off the beleaguered bowl of our currency and they give you an idea of the daily hardship that people are facing the pile of old boulevards that you see here right now will buy you just one chicken likewise this is how much just a handful of tomatoes cost in downtown caracas and when it costs this much paper money look at that just to buy a roll of toilet paper some people are saying why bother buying the world at all in this kind of crisis for many it makes more sense to gamble it all on the chance that they'll be able to escape. i argue lad has been dragging his suitcase along a highway she is fleeing desperation and economic hardship back home in venezuela crossing into ecuador on foot as an undocumented migrant.

s in ecuador colombia border thank you. donald trump national security adviser says he is ready to work with russia to get iranian forces out of syria john bolton has been speaking in israel after three days of talks and ahead of a meeting with his russian counterpart he also says that the u.s. is ready to ramp up pressure over iran's nuclear plants are a force that's has this report from west to islam. route his three day visit to israel one issue has dominated john bolton's discussions iran it was the main subject of his final news conference before leaving the country dream change in iran is not american policy. but what we want is massive change in the regimes behavior the iran deal is defective to that end he said donald trump's withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal and the reimposition of u.s. sanctions had begun to some extent to constrain resources available to iran's military and spur domestic protests against the iranian government it's just regular people saying they're fed up with the government. in small towns

now a judge in ecuador has suspended the recently imposed entry restrictions for venezuelans fleeing the deepening economic and political crisis earlier this month ecuador announced venezuelans needed to have a valid passport to get in the court order that means they'll be allowed in with just their id cards and that's just for the next forty five days though earlier ecuador opened a humanitarian corridor for venezuelans trying to reach and chile here is mariana sunshades with more from timbits in peru that is where tiger entry restrictions for venezuelans will be enforced. lifted to the past. it was a measure that had been implemented a few days ago and was banning. from. many of them wanted to come here to. to find a residence here now that the united nations. refugee pleaded both. to lift the ban on entering without a passport will be in danger of saturday's. wants also to lift the ban because it affects. unable to get passports in their country even if critics say the measure will incentivize contributed to still come here to do and enter the country illegally. despite all the tu

many of these people are heading south through colombia and ecuador to find work in peru and chile, butenezuelans in colombia, angering the government there. translation: demanding a passport is not going to stop migration, because this population is not leaving the country for pleasure, but out of necessity. the first thing that will happen in the country that's putting this measure in place in this that it will see an increase in undocumented migration. that brings with it a lot of problems. with the ecuadorian border now closed to them, and no sign of an end to the economic chaos back home, tens of thousands of venezuelans will be stuck in colombia. a crisis in one country is now affecting an entire region. bill hayton, bbc news. the german chancellor, angela merkel, has been holding talks with the russian president, vladimir putin, outside berlin. the discussions were wide ranging — on syria, iran and the controversial gas pipeline, nordstream two. earlier, mr putin ignored criticism and attended the wedding of austria's foreign minister, who's been attacked for inviting him. 0ur be

says more than half a million venezuelans have fled to ecuador this year. volunteers help how they can phones for a call home to loved ones left behind as venezuela spirals downward for the money facing the most difficult of all has been leaving our families our children our wives what more can i say it's a tough blow me to. a recent surge of venezuelan arrivals up to forty five hundred daily as that quito to declare a state of emergency. to jump fueled by fears the border will close if colombia's new right wing president decides to get tough on migration. here in brazil another exodus of venezuelans that has locals wringing their hands hundreds have been turning up daily many without money sleeping rough. i mean. i'm hoping to spend all my life here in brazil me not to be here out on the street to find a place to live look after my family i mean for me. a judge this week in the northern province did order the border with that as we look closed authorities said they're facing a humanitarian crisis and can't handle the numbers the ruling a sense been overtur

ecuador bans venezuela ns from entering without a passport — trapping thousands of people trying to fleedship at home. it's been called a "hundred year flood" but more heavy rain is forecast in india's southern state of kerala. leading figures from around the world have paid tribute to the former un secretary—general, kofi annan, who's died at the age of 80. he spent his career with the united nations, and was awared a nobel peace prize for his humanitarian work. in his home country, ghana, president nana akufo—addo said flags would fly at half—mast for a week in mourning to honour "one of our greatest compatriots" james robbins looks back at his life — a warning that there are flashing images in his report. i, kofi annan. .. the softly spoken lifelong diplomat from ghana was sworn in to lead the united nations back in 1996. he was already a hugely respected figure, but this was an age of relative innocence. 9/11 was still five years away, the iraq war seven years in the future. congratulations, sir. applause. kofi annan tried to prevent this — the invasion and toppling of saddam hussein

chaotic scenes also on the border between colombia and ecuador which has tightened passport requirements for venezuelans wanting to enter the country like many fifty year old gabriele malo volta wants to travel through ecuador and then into peru but the authorities there too are cracking down on venezuelans. i'm here with my wife we're hoping for some kind of humanitarian measure from the ecuadorian government that allows us to enter so we can continue our journey to peru. we really want to contribute. if we don't work our kids will starve. we're going to stick together until we get to our destination in peru so we can work and fight for our kids. that may now be more difficult but with the venezuelan economy in tatters and no guarantee president maduro is reforms will succeed there's little incentive for would be emigrants to return home. and joining us now from the venezuelan capital caracas is all scottish lanka he's a correspondent covering events for. thank you for joining us we're hearing reports of absolutely dire conditions in venezuela can you describe to us what people are goin

him to go to ecuador and to give an absolute guarantee that he will not be extradited to the us whereif you face of these charges and is convicted is likely to face probably thirty forty or maybe more years in prison i don't think the public interest will be served by that in fact during the sand is the person who is acting in the public interest by shining a light on u.s. government perceptions and human rights abuses so in my view he's a hero of human rights a hero of the right for the public to know he has stood for freedom of information and he should not face any punishment at all ok peter look we'll leave it there but it's a really good to get your thoughts we appreciate your time this evening as peter tatchell human rights activist thank you. well for six years now they were kill each chief is being stuck in that ecuadorian embassy in london overseas he will be extradited to the u.s. if he leaves the building some american politicians have even called to assassinate him so here's a recap then of why his revelations of angered washington. i . still. i i. still. i i cut the time

ecuador boasts exceptional biodiversity but the country also relies heavily on oil. when huge reserves were discovered in the u.s. sunni national park leaders faced a dilemma. should they preserve nature or foster economic growth. in two thousand and seven the country decided to keep the oil where it was it asked the international community for financial compensation amounting to fifty percent of what it would have earned if it had exploited these reserves in twenty thirty six years after the initiative was presented which the entire world welcomed as a revolutionary way of preserving oil reserves in a region with an exceptionally rich biodiversity ecuador low verst its position because it lacks the financial means to preserve the national park workers but at the pier back. international donors failed to deliver the financial support ecuador needed to carry out the plan companies were granted permission to drill much to the disappointment of environmental activists. but despite the failure of the sunni initiative the end trying of the rights of nature in the country'

s he is at the rooming chalk a border crossing that's between colombia and ecuador so i was on there can you tell us more about this humanitarian corridor. yes look at this if you came as a total surprise. there in government then thirty two buses to go border crossings. all the remaining various whether migrant that were drained this year this definitely. to ation on the border the question is what will happen now that out in the south the people will arrive at the border with the day to actually we've talked to any. official of the peruvian government is busy and i think seeing got up to twenty five houses and then it's what am i going to do i arrive at the border in the coming hours and days the question is what will happen there after midnight on saturday as you were saying in your introduction when they're going to start with whining passports and most of these people these people don't have the fastest especially if the new number is that high now that the ecuador is helping them reach that suggests point so while the situation is back to normal here that christ is this apart f

el ecuador, otra tragedia dejÓ 24 muertos hay colombianos y venezolanos entre las vÍctimas.s. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e irÍa calderÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: el presidente trump le llamÓ "perro" a una ex asesora que estÁ haciendo pÚblicas las grabaciones que hizo secretamente.hizo la divulgaciÓn de una tercera grabaciÓn la portavoz de la casa blanca dijo que no puede garantizar que el presidente trump nunca haya utilizado un insulto racial. la pelea entre ambos se fue hoy al arbitraje legal. janet: la campaÑa del " este gobierno tiene un problema con la verdad y todo lo que yo digo se puede corroborar," dijo hoy a la cadena cbs, donde hizo pÚblico otro audio donde dice que comprueba el presidente utilizÓ un insulto racista contra los afroamericanos. el comediante y mago que estuvo en el programa dijo hoy que Él tambiÉn habÍa escuchado al presidente hacer comentarios raciales e insensibles. antes de la divulgaciÓn del audio, el presidente dice que la palabra no estÁ en su vocabulario y nunca lo estado y que fue inventado. hoy la llamÓ un perro. la secreta

now, ecuador and peru are following suit. tensions along the borders are rising. over the weekend, brazilians in a border town turned on venezuelan migrants, forcing hundreds of newcomers to flee back across the frontier. across the region, the growing influx of venezuelans stoking animosity against the migrants which has been building for years. despite that, and at the risk of beining turned away, i lean and her friends still have their eyes set on peru. brent: joining us tonight from the venezuelan capital of caracas is a journalist. it is good to see you. we heard venezuela's neighbors are closing their borders. venezuelans are facing travel restrictions. what o options a are left for pe who are trying to escape? oscar: welell, foror many venezuelelans, staying is not an option. besides the food and medicine shortages, there is an energy crisis that has l left several cities without e electricicity r running water for days. the economic crisis has oilil prices throughgh the roof. and high h crime rates h have me many areas a warar zone fofor regugular citizene

recuerde que el ecuador no tiene pena de muerte. representarse y sin duda deberÍa de una condena. entre tres y seis meses, se me ha dicho , por no acudir a la demanda de la justicia para que se presente. nosotros hemos puesto una condiciÓn. que se respete su vida. >> y no ser expulsada de la embajada, entonces? >> le hemos puesto una condiciÓn. que deje de intervenir en la polÍtica y en la economÍa, en la libre determinaciÓn que tiene cada uno de los pueblos. y principalmente los paÍses amigos. de lo contrario tomaremos una decisiÓn. a su debido momento lo anunciaremos. >>y lo sigue haciendo? >>por lo que tengo entendido por no . >> muchos piensa que usted es el rostro de ser nueva izquierda. cuÁl es el futuro de la izquierda en amÉrica latina? >> que pena por ecuador que se previenen esa oportunidad de salir adelante. si llevamos a la revoluciÓn, si se llamamos a socialismo. que yo sepa el socialismo. falta de libertad de expresiÓn, eso no es bajo ningunas circunstancias socialismo. es bastante mÁs que eso. y estÁ sin duda encamina

angie: para llegar a ecuador, iris loreto vendió todas sus pertenencias.á cuando todo estaba bien. lamentablemente tuve que ir perdiendo la pena y adaptarme, . angie: junto a sus dos hijos... iris: a la orden, amigo, dígame. angie: esta madre soltera vende zapatillas de manera informal en los parques de quito para ganarse 380 dólares al mes. iris: este se lo puede medir. este le puede quedar. se le hace descuentito, amiga. angie: un trabajo muy diferente al que tenia hasta hace unos años en venezuela, cuando su propio negocio de electrodomésticos le permitía darle a su familia una vida cómoda. iris: ellos me dicen: "mamá, ¿cuándo vamos a vivir en un apartamento"? yo les digo: "pues, cuando podamos. mientras tanto tenemos que estar aquí". esta es mi casa. aquí comemos. cocinamos ahí afuera y aquí venimos. vemos televisión, comemos. angie: una vida que cada vez le parece más lejana. iris: compara con que aquí yo tengo que cargarlos para arriba y para abajo y aquí no hay emplearque los cu. allá tenia cada uno su cuarto, su televisor. aquí no se pueden asomar

ecuador on but this man office says she filed a challenge to ecuador's decision is. demanding protective measures for these people based on our constitution and humanitarian law crime and we hope the judge will and the state session. for those stuck here there is some help nurses provide free shots for children in need to fix scenes there are tents to spend the night in even a day care. but most migrants are deciding to continue their journey despite the new measures daily arrivals at this former crossings have gone down from forty five hundred a day to less than five hundred and while some might be remaining in colombia the great majority are taking the risk of crossing illegally while hundreds are now walking through ecuador others get stopped trying to be in denial of them or if there's no other way we'll have to pass illegally we can't stay here and we can't go back there's no life left in venezuela none with no end in sight to the economic crisis back home in its will and will continue to migrate well the countries in the region will need better solutions to cop

hasta aquÍ miles de venezolanos han llegado en un intento para cruzar hacia ecuador y otros paÍses.unto fronterizo. el gobierno ecuatoriano ha declarado emergencia en las provincias fronterizas de cachi, en la capital ecuatoriana y en la capital de perÚ a donde se estÁn dirigiÉndose miles de venezolanos que huyen de la crisis y de la situaciÓn de pobreza y humanitaria que se vive en su paÍs. este es el informe desde la frontera colombia ecuatoriana. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn y es el miedo de muchas personas venezuela de que el nuevo presidente colombiano cierre la frontera. por esto se ha visto la cantidad de gente de ua llegando a comaÑo pasado fueron 300 mil los venezolanos que llegaron a colombia se espera que este aÑo sea el mÁs. borja: cambiamos de tema y nos vamos hasta argentina porque hoy el senado le dijo que n al proyecto de ley que pretendÍa despenalizar el aborto. la iniciativa fue aprobada por la cÁmara de diputados pero requerÍa la ratificaciÓn del senado para ser ley. la votaciÓn cerró con 38 votos en contra, 31 a favor y dos abstenciones. como bien

now with ecuador since ecuador requires that now then it's with us to show their passports if they want to cross into their country and very small amount of them actually do have passports this is because it's very difficult for them to get one it's very expensive it's very difficult right now to find a paper on which passports are printed and it can cost up to a year work for many of these people to try and get one and many have already left so much so that we are hearing now reports on the border. there are dozens of minutes whereas this time it's across without their passport and at least last night quite glory and let's let it go. here is that it's really needed a larger regional platform for countries to work together to deal with this issue that platform does not exist in many countries starting with colombia now saying that they will withdraw from. it which is an interim government so i get the station here that was pretty much created by venezuela and that's my tune and dialogue will have a definite sundra and get more updates said a progressive thank you. so to a sensational wi