reportera: con cuatro a 6000 aÑos de antigüedad, en pueblos de mÉxico, el salvador, guatemala, perÚ, y. reportera: creen que las mutaciones genÉticas cambiaron su forma de pasto frÁgil con delgadas mazorcas de pocos granos rarÍsimos y nacieron mazorcas de granos grandes. guardaron algunos granos y plantaron este hÍbrido una y otra vez. >> es la diferencia entre una planta domÉstica y una planta silvestre. las semillas pueden esperar en el suelo por aÑos y aÑos, no el maÍz. para mi la cosa mÁs milagrosa en todo el mundo, es que el maÍz silvestre y el simple, frijoles silvestres y calabazas silvestres crecen juntos. en sinaloa, jalisco, hasta oaxaca, entonces, las tres hermanas vivieron juntas en ambientes naturales. reportera: los primeros agricultores lo observaron y lo copiaron. los colores y valores nutricionales de maÍz surgieron con la adaptaciÓn a climas y terrenos diferentes. en estados unidos, primer productor mundial de maÍz, hoy por hoy hay 500 variedades, pero la gran mayorÍa no se puede comer. el mÉxico, hay mÁs de 1000 variedades de maÍz gracias a la biodiversidad de su te

what were the conditions in el salvador? what was the us role like i had to go way way way back in way deep into the characters and individual people's decision to kind of understand that moment and everything that happened and after work when people are keeping secrets-- [inaudible] one example is that the sister and i think we will talk more about that later, but the sister that stayed back home is a reallywh important character in the book and she had her second kider with someone she met and i said how did youou meet him and she said oh, it was so weird one day he called h and it was the wrong number and we just a started talking and he lived a couple hours away and decided to meet up one day and we liked the sound of each other's voices and then like we started a relationship and had a baby. i was like that's interesting over time that's actually know what happened out-- but all. she's in her-- like send her number into a tv show in el salvador almost like a craigslist like online like chat forum thing, but on tv so you

el anuncio lo hizo el papa francisco muchos tenÍan la esperanza que esta ceremonia fuera en el el salvadorestuve en el entierro de Él y dios me ha dado la gracia de poder verlo santo y estoy emocionada y feliz. >> se celebraron misas donde se juntaron los pieles para orar. >> pensÉ que nunca iba a venir... pero otros mostraron su desilusiÓn ya que esperaban que fuera en el paÍs centroamericano. >> todos esperÁbamos que fuera aquÍ pero no se pudo. >> mientras el canciller inforÓo que serÁn dos celebraciones una en el vaticano otra en el salvador. >> una canonizaciÓn muestra toda la univero universo leÍdo de es santo *. >> agradecer al papa francisco que ha puesto sus buenos oficios tambiÉn para que todo este proceso se acelere. >> y este era el ambiente en la tumba del futuro san romero. >> quÉ nos Íbamos a imaginar que Íbamos a tener un santo. >> romero fue asesinado en 1980 y fue declarado bate por 2016 ni siquiera san salvador noticias telemundo. >> todo estÁ listo * para nuestro especial el papa francisco con los jÓvenes latinos, asÍ que nos vamos con vanessa hawks quien nos presenta de

we have taken off the streets of el salvador hundreds of ms-13 gang members. we recently took a group down there to meet with the vetted police officers. we went to a prison, 70% of the population in that prison were ms-13 gang members. these are the wovers the worst. because of i.c.e.'s work, our intelligence and evidence supplied to the people in el salvador put most of the people in that prison. we prevented many of these people getting to the united states by taking them out in el salvador. we'll continue to do that, cond to work with our salvadoran partners. i can tell you that i.c.e. is not going to stop making this a priority until we totally dismantle this organization. we won't rest until that happens. i want to thank you again for your leadership. i.c.e. is on the job, i.c.e. isn't going away. new york despite the comments about i.c.e., it's done a lot for this state. we've taken nearly 5,000 criminal aliens off the street in new york. we're not going anywhere. we're here to do our job and try o make this the safest place the community can have. [app

the trump administration has also ended protections for el salvador, haiti, honduras, nepal, nicaragua, and sudan. president trump addressed the nra convention on friday and made no mention of the gun control proposals he publicly embraced after february's mass school shooting in parkland, florida. instead, trump criticized britain and france for having tight gun control laws. pres. trump: yes, that's right. they don't have guns, they have knives. is blood allthere over the floors of this hospital. they say it is as bad as the military war zone hospital. knives. knives. knives. amy: then he turned his attention to france suggesting the 2015 paris attacks could have been prevented if france had looser gun laws. pres. trump: killed by a small group of terrorists that have guns. they took their time and gunned them down one by one. boom, come over here. boom. amy: trump's remarks sparked outrage in france and britain. in london, the director of the city's major trauma system, dr. karim brohi, said it is ridiculous to suggest guns are part of the solution to knife violence. "the washington

palmira una televidente que mando una carta a el salvador se queja de que su encomienda nunca llegÓ yer el dinero. ramÓn: nos cuenta que este caso se convierte en una lecciÓn para todos, es una historia que solamente verÁ en noticias "univisiÓn 14". jaime: este caso sirve para entender que las encomiendas internacionales pueden ser complicadas, que hay que leer los contratos detalladamente, antes de pagar y hacer los envÍos. marÍa no quiso mostrar su cara, pero sÍ detallÓ cómo su encomienda a el salvador nunca llegÓ. >> dijeron que en seis semanas llegaba. me dijeron que estaba en la aduana. jaime: ha pasado dos aÑos, la caja nunca llegÓ a su familia. >> mandÉ tres electrodomÉsticos, mandé ropa y zapatos.yo le dije que me iba a quejar. jaime: marÍa nos mostrÓ el contrato, dice que solamente responden por 250 $. el tuyo la empresa, a la cual no nombramos porque hay una disputa legal que puede llegar a corte, dijo que aduana en el salvador retuvo la caja. dijo que marÍa no quiso pagar los 750 $ de aranceles para sacarla. marÍa niega esa opciÓn y quiere que le devuelvan el costo del envÍ

. >> entonces al toparme con la historia de noÉ mÍa de el salvador. >> conocer la vida de sus hijos esguatemala, historias de colombia personas que debido al cabo climÁtico en muerte tuvieron que emigrar. >> entonces de repente te enfrentas a esta situaciÓn con gente de tÚ misma edad o incluso con personas que tienen la edad de tus papÁs amigos, hermanos y tu empatÍa >> queremos generar esta conexiÓn. >> bilateral entre estos paÍses de latinoamÉrica, colombia, puerto rico, el salvador, mÉxico y estados unidos, como universitaria y como estudiante de maestrÍa te puedo decir que nosotros estamos conscientes a lainmigrantes sin embargo, no existe no se ha creado una red que pueda empoderar a los latinoamericanos es la idea es llevarlos temas a la mesa a discutirse para estar y nos cruzamos. >> sabes quÉ. >> es refrescante escuchar gente joven que son necesarias las conexiones y que puedes ayudar a sensibilizar a los demÁs, mucha suerte y esperan que brillen en sonora >> muchas gracias. quÉ tal? si nos vamos un paseo por 4 de las 10 ciudades mÁs cool. >> estÁn en amÉrica latina. empezamos

el salvador nearly 16% of the gdp so it's a huge economic boone to the poor countries. so, why would any third world nation focus on solving problems at home when it's so much easier to export the neediest to the united states and at the same time, for those poor countries to benefit from their remittances when they send the money back home. look, this is just madness and there are some definitive steps we can take in the meantime to remove these incentives. why should illegal immigrants, living in the united states, be able to send cash home to families with zero government tax from the united states government? why not slap i don't know, a 25% levy on each remittance that leaves america. that wall, oh, and a lot more could be funded really fast. ditto for foreign aid. what am i talking about, 2017 we sent mexico, el salvador, guatamala and honduras combined $487 million in foreign aid until especially the northern triangle countries gets their acts together, root out their own corruption, start improving the lives of their own people, we should consider at least withh

she came all the way from el salvador. gangs tracked her down and held her hostage in her house. and that's when she knew it was time to go. so she embarked on this process to legally enter the country. the u.s. typically grants asylum to about 20,000 people a year. >> well, the concept of coming to the united states and seeking asylum is certainly not new. in many instances they are affirmatively presenting themselves to be considered for asylum, which is a very rigorous process. >> reporter: president trump has kept a watchful eye on the caravan since easter sunday nearly a month ago. thrusting the annual caravans into the public eye. >> the one good thing, watch the caravan. >> reporter: at a campaign rally on saturday, the president doubles down. >> watch how sad and terrible it is. including for those people. because they come up and the crime that they inflict on themselves, and that others inflict on them. because nay know once they get here, they can walk right into our country. we have the greatest people on earth

program for salvadorans ends in september of next year elsie faces a difficult choice returned to el salvador or turned to life in the shadows becoming undocumented for the first time both options mean saying goodbye to his job in hotel housekeeping and losing everything he's worked toward. all workplaces we have will probably lose our house because we won't have jobs to be able to pay the mortgage. and then one. after two devastating earthquakes killed hundreds of people and left some one million homeless in two thousand and one salvadorans were granted temporary protected status in the united states as part of a humanitarian relief program it had been extended every eighteen months since but the trump administration's harder line on immigration means now life is about to change for two hundred thousand salvadorians. protection and they will be susceptible to being picked the immigration police. the majority the people return to the conditions in the country optimal for them to be to reintegrate them into into society in mixed families like mel sees it's especially complicated three of his c

you know, hard to make a life in guatemala or el salvador. i have spent a lot of time in both countries. they have rotten governments. but right now we have hundreds of thousands of cases backlogged in our immigration courts and, frankly, we're all out of personnel and we're all out of money as far as processing this. so how would you balance those concerns of the united states with our own homeless problem, our own veterans on the streets problems, the opioid crisis, schools are being overcrowded, with the desires of foreigners to come here for a better life? >> i mean, earlier, you were talking about the -- the corruption in honduras and these demands put on these officials and i think that what's incredibly important in all of this is the rule of law is due process where america and the constitution is very strong. we have very clear guidance and rules on what we are -- what we expect to give as far as legal process and procedure. so that is something that i don't think we should compromise on and pick and choose who gets due process. that

. >> el salvador quiere que la pupusa se inter analice, les voy a contar quÉ es lo que hicieron, volvemosre encontramos el camino. [la música se detiene] haste que...lo perdimos. pero ahí no acaba la historia... [comienza música enérgica] ahí comienza otra vez. renovando totalmente nuestro compromiso contigo. corrigiendo los errores y eliminando las metas de ventas de los representantes en nuestras sucursales. para concentrarnos en tu satisfacción. hoy nos hacemos responsables de identificar los problemas y resolverlos proactivamente. porque recuperar tu confianza es nuestra prioridad. es un nuevo día en wells fargo y se parece mucho a nuestro primer día. wells fargo. establecido en 1852. restablecido en el 2018. es hora de celebrar. celebrar porque ahora el frosty de wendy's estÁ a solo 50¢. Únete a la celebraciÓn, y ve hoy a wendy's a disfrutar un delicioso y cremoso frosty por solo 50¢, por tiempo limitado. ¿cómo es la vida cuando tienes tu periodo? tú decides, con tampax pearl. máxima protección para los días más abundantes y fácil de remover para los más ligeros. tampax pearl y pearl

buenas noches >> feliz noche para todos, >> en la comarca lagunera no se duerme están de fiesta, >> el salvadorhoy pudo mas santos por santo que el diablo por diablo en hondoras los verdes del marathon celebran la novena >> prohibido dormir en la comarca lagunera hoy pudo más el santo por santo que diablo por diablo celebrando la corona número 9 y golden state ponen orden en casa, bienvenidos a la edición deportiva, >> ♪ >> ♪ >> bueno se bajó el telón del torneo clausura y se juntaron los dos equipos campeones en torneos cortos también dos director técnicos que pocos le daban estas instancias, pero con trabajo taparon muchas bocas ,pero lamentablemente uno tuvo que perder hoy >> (vítores)., >> (cánticos). >> ♪. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> venimos de torreón coahuilas, pasamos por el infierno para llegar a la gloria, y sacar ese triunfo, >> vamos con todo, con todo, >> dos a cero, dos a cero >> (vítores)., >> vamos a ganar la sexta >> se queda la copa en toluca >> arriba toluca >> desde monterrey hablemos diablos y fueron 18 horas de camino, pero acá estamos >> (cánticos). >> ♪: >> ♪ >> ♪ >> el partido era de

>>la situaciÓn en el salvador no estÁ nada bueno. l paÍs ilegalmente. el problema surge cuando deben ir al consulado de su paÍs natal a recibirla residencia. >>muchas personas tienen miedo que les van a negar el caso y la persona se va a quedar fuera 10 aÑos. >>otra disyuntiva es saber si se quedan aquÍ o se van con sus hijos. hilda dice que si su esposo es deportado, se quedarÍan en estados unidos, ya que no quiere exponerlos a la violencia que se vive en el salvador. patricia: durante una audiencia en el congreso el representante de nueva york preguntÓ a la secretaria de educaciÓn si estÁ de acuerdo con que agentes de inmigraciÓn detengan a padres de familia indocumentados cuando recogen o llevan a sus hijos a la escuela. se negÓ a decir sÍ o no y dijo que hay que seguir las leyes. tambiÉn se negÓ a responder si estÁ a favor o o en contra de que llamen a ice para deportar a padres indocumentados. enrique: la secretarÍa de educaciÓn tambiÉn respondiÓ preguntas sobre la seguridad. aunque ese tema no estuvo sÓlo presente en washington.

mometnto en que un hombre s l libra de la muerte despues de casi ser atropellado >> delegaciones de el salvadora rica enpresentes en e p aeropuerto de washington dc es que celebran el pirimer vuelo d volaris hasta san salvador >> es una aereolinea de clase c economica, que esperan sea bien recibido por la comuniad sada a salvadoreÑa en el area de washington >> es una buena opcion a precios economicos, y vuelos directos >> los precios de vuelos dire o directos hasta els salvador y o kocosta rica, comenzaran en 15 o dolares por un solo trayecto >> la demanda esta, la gente e viene y va, genteu que comun q d de vaiiaje, >> martes y jueves los vueltoo t tambien san jose kostcosta ric e lunes miercoles la esperanza es ofrecer estos servicios a otras comunidades hispanas del area, >> tambien bolivia mexico gua guatemala entre otros para poder asi responder a nuestra gente >> fuera de control camaras c t capca captan el mometnnto en que un o autobus se estrella en plena l calle, sepa que provoco el a accidente >> tambien todo listo para la o boda del aÑo, los detalles al o volver >> noticiero telemund

del presidente trump estÁ considerando negarle asilo a una mujer vÍctima de abuso domÉstico en el salvadorpercusiones entre otras familias. luz: asÍ es. este abogado de inmigraciÓn del Área de la bahÍa asegura que la decisiÓn podrÍa afectar drÁsticamente casos de abusos domÉstico que estÁn en proceso. en el 2008, emilia huyode su natal guatemala huyendo de su pareja la que iba a matar. emilia: me golpeaba, me golpeaba en la nariz y tengo heridas en todas partes. luz: hace un aÑo recibiÓ un asilo que protege a mujeres vÍctimas de abuso domÉstico como ella. emilia: yo sentÍ que al principio no tenÍa confianza, pensada, y si no gano? me van a regresar al paÍs o quÉ puedo hacer? luz: desde entonces, su vida ha cambiado y estÁ en proceso de recibir su tarjeta de residencia, pero estos casos de protecciÓn en contra de ese tipo de violencia podrÍan ser algo del pasado. emilia: sessions estÁ tratando de limitar quiÉnes pueden calificar para asilo y en este caso es una mujer que sufriÓ violencia domÉstica en el salvador, pero ahora Él estÁ tratando de quitar ese beneficio. luz: el caso de la mujer

y personas de todas las edades, como blanca valles de 65 años de el salvador.

uacs from el salvador and other countries are given different treatment than those from mexico or other contiguous countries, or canada, and are allowed to remain in the united states only to disappear into the shadows. we have other data points, as you know, that in a joint dhs/doj/ms-13 operation last year, of the 267 gang members arrested, approximately 25% entered the u.s. as unaccompanied minors.

she received temporary protected status-- or t.p.s.-- after an earthquake struck el salvador in 2001. currently, more than 300,000 immigrants from ten countries which experienced natural disasters or conflict have t.p.s. the administration is now allowing the status to expire for the majority of them, including those from haiti, stcaragua, and nepal. arguing they've outlived their need to stay in the u.s. but victoria points out honduras and el salvador have some of the highest murder rates in the world. what are you hoping for? "i'm hoping for them to reach into their souls, and say, okay, you can stay." edso hoping they can stay, the florida east coast chapter of the associated builders and grntractors. mie organization sent a letter to congress saying the immigrants are a vital part of their workforce. some people might say there are plenty of people out there that would be willing to do those jobs. >> you know, our experience in construction is that's not the case. our experience has been as an industry casting as broad a net as possible to try to recruit nge workforce of tomorrow

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the margins certainly everything that i have fought for starting with my coverage of the war in el salvador in the atrocities that were supported back covered up and in some case orchestrated by my own government not only in el salvador but in guatemala and nicaragua everything that we've seen since i began has deteriorated certainly the political climate of my own country is. in deep decay but. pretty depressing the state of the nation and. the state of financially but as the middle of the view the social media come democratize the means of communication populism doesn't have to be. broadened the the critics of imperialism and capitalism corporate capitalism in the united states have been pushed on the internet to the margins we have seen google facebook twitter impose al gore. to fight quote unquote fake news and the traffic and all of the site has plummeted in used to be that if you type in the word imperialism you might get directed to an article on one of these sites now because of these algorithms you're directed to a mainstream publication like the washington post or something i thin

se convertirÁ en el primer santo originario de el salvador. ado. hay muchas opciones para este trÁmite. una es a travÉs de internet, incluso le darÍan la opciÓn de votar en el momento. >> un papel para llenar, pueden ir al departamento de turistas tambiÉn o en la computadora. es mÁs fácil, mÁs conveniente. beatriz: los servicios para registrarse a travÉs de met estÁn disponibles en 10 idiomas, incluyendo espaÑol e hindÚ. le recordamos que la fecha lÍmite para votar en las elecciones primarias del lunes es el 21 de mayo. queda muy poco, es hora de saber cÓmo estarÁ el clima para el resto del fin de semana con estas imÁgenes en vivo del puente san mateo. pasamos con elena y la "ventana al tiempo". adelante. elena: buenas noches. comenzamos analizando cÓmo estuvieron las temperaturas mÁximas este sábado sobre nuestro estado. continuamos con temperaturas cÁlidas en fresno, se reportÓ la mÁxima en 87 grados. sacramento 77, pero en el Área de la bahÍa temperaturas frescas durante el sÁbado. la máxima en san josÉ sÓlo en 68 grados, la normal es 75. qu

as they wait their turn to enter the united states it took them a month to travel from jurists el salvador guatemala they were first denied entry as the u.s. president called him a threat to american six. well in a there's a to a u.s. border patrol station in california u.s. vice president mike pence stressed administration's commitment to border security. and the hundred fifty men women and many small children that are being processed at our border not far from here will be completely reviewed by our customs officials under our asylum laws and that will take place that's why we we've got to build a wall not just for the physical barrier that it prevents but also because of a wall sends a very clear message that we're a nation with borders and we intend to uphold those borders and defend those borders matter apollo reports the mexican city of tijuana. it's been two days of confusion and exotic for a group of over one hundred fifty central american migrants who were denied entry into the u.s. inspection facility at the u.s. border crossing here in c. one a mexican officials had asked many o

dozens of migrants from honduras guatemala and el salvador have spent a third now night outside the u.s. force of entry on the mexican border only a handful of people in the so-called migrant caravan which has the president on a trunk of been less across to seek asylum in the u.s. al-jazeera has manual or apollo spoke to some of them at that makeshift camp in tijuana. over the last month this group of central american migrants has attracted international attention many of them fled their homes in honduras el salvador and guatemala to reach the u.s. southern border. but only a few steps away from where the so-called migrant caravan has camped outside the border crossing dozens of other migrants share similar hopes of reaching a safe place to live. in. this former taxi driver who fears revealing his identity is from the mexican state of the truck on now camping under a plastic tarp with his wife and children he says he was forced from his home after eighteen of his colleagues were killed by criminal groups over a span of two months when the boy with a little bit on the edge you can't work

con mÚsica de mariachi, flores y regalos las madres comparten este dÍa con sus seres queridos en el salvadortra. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> un saludo para todas las madres, que se la pasen muy bien y en compaÑÍa de toda su familia. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ - juan, mi esposo, no me toca ni un pelo en la cabeza. no me quiere hacer el amor. - esta no es primera vez que una novia mÍa me pega los tarros. hace cinco aÑos... [risas] - esa es la suerte mÍa. - esa noche me tomÉ dos cervezas. - se parÓ al frente de mÍ sin ropa, y quÉ... ¿me voy a negar, le voy a decir que no? este hombre no la estÁ tocando mÁs de seis meses... doctora: o sea que no fue una infidelidad, fue una necesidad. mujer: ¡solo pasÓ! - cuando yo tenÍa cinco aÑos, en colombia yo fui abusado sexualmente. - "luis gonzÁlez acusado de violar a dos niÑos de 5 y 7 aÑos de edad". - mi nombre es luis. - ya seue

en el dÍa de las madres que festejan hoy en mÉxico y el salvador. ♪ ♪ ♪ quÉ tal, buenas tardes, bienvenidose medio dÍa, le saluda paulina sodi, hoy es el dÍa de las madres en varios paÍses latinos, m por ejemplo en mÉxico, pero tambiÉn viven la cara de otra moneda, mujeres que buscan a sus hijos o familiares desaparecido sz, agustÍn desde mexicanos tiene mÁs informaciÓn. >>> paulina, cientos de mujeres qcasque salieron la calle a exi ju justicia y que sus hijos regresen a casa, las cifras hablan de 16 mil jovenes, menores de 29 aÑos, ellas marchan por la calle paseo de la reforma, y llevaran acabo otras acti activo dadoes. >>> paulina, mi reporte >>> gracias agustÍn por ya informaciÓn. en otro tema operativo contra narcotrÁfico finalizÓ el fin de semana en laredo texas con incautaciÓn de heroÍna y metanfetamina, con valor demÁs de un millÓn de dolares, estaba a culta en de su carros cuyos conductores estÁn detenidos, con cambian der azul y blancos, decenas de miles llenaron las calles de managua, formÁndola tercera marcha cÍvica en protesta por la represiÓn de rÉgimen de daniel ortega, los

immigration debate further the trumpet ministration has decided that two hundred thousand people from el salvador must leave the united states by september twenty ninth teen the government decided earlier this year that the el salvadorans no longer qualify for a program that has allowed them to live and work in the u.s. for nearly twenty years advocates are saying most will risk living as illegal migrants rather than a bad thing in the lives they've built up in the u.s. . after working for almost two decades to build a life for his family in maryland no c.e.o. months or does not want to take his children back to a country ravaged by gang violence. it's really dangerous because of the crime there. above all because so often young people are recruited to become members of the international criminal gangs mara salvatrucha. when the temporary protected status program for salvadorans ends in september of next year we'll see faces a difficult choice returned to el salvador or turned to life in the shadows becoming undocumented for the first time both options mean saying goodbye to his job in hotel hous

encontraban dentro de este tráiler atrás de nosotros, el más pequeño era de tres años, guatemala el salvadorcedió que inspeccionarán la caja del tráiler, ubicando el supuesto cargamento . >> reflectante la condición de nuestra frontera, la tecnología adecuada para poder controlar esta área . >> son estas cuatro paredes quienes cubrían a los más de 80 inmigrantes en condiciones capaces de causar la muerte . >> la temperatura del tráiler estaba como a 40÷, . >> asistido por oficiales y una escalera los inmigrantes indocumentados bajaron de este camión, algunos habían intentado huir al escuchar a los oficiales . >> parece que información preliminar intentaron escapar . >> hoy a puertas cerradas las autoridades se reunieron con los representantes, para enviar el siguiente mensaje . >> no pongan a estas personas a manos de contrabandista . >> un video viral que se quejaba de los empleados de un restorán estaban hablando en español pidió disculpa en las redes sociales, sabe que sus palabras afectaron a la gente, pero que no muestra a la persona que él realmente es. >> lo bueno que no me escuchó ay

the margins certainly everything that i have fought for starting with my coverage of the war in el salvador in the atrocities that were supported back covered up and in some cases orchestrated by my own government not only in our salvador but in guatemala and nicaragua everything that we've seen since i began has deteriorated certainly the political climate of my own country is. in deep decay but. pretty depressing the state of the nation and. the state it's a monster but as the little town of the view the social media come democratize. the means of communication the populous and doesn't have to be. broadened but the the critics of imperialism and capitalism corporate capitalism in the united states have been pushed on the internet to the margins we have seen google facebook twitter impose algorithms to fight quote unquote fake news and the traffic in all of these sites has plummeted in used to be that if you typed in the word imperialism you might get directed to an article on one of these sites now because of these algorithms you're directed to a mainstream publication like the washington

the margins certainly everything that i have fought for starting with my coverage of the war in el salvador in the atrocities that were supported back covered up and in some cases orchestrated by my own government not only in our salvador but in guatemala and nicaragua everything that we've seen since i began has deteriorated certainly the political climate of my own country is. in deep decay but. pretty depressing the state of the nation and. the state it's a massively but as the little town of the view the social media can democratize. the means of communication the populous and doesn't have to be. broadened but the the critics of imperialism and capitalism corporate capitalism in the united states have been pushed on the internet to the margins we have seen google facebook twitter impose algorithms to fight quote unquote fake news and the traffic in all of these sites has plummeted in used to be that if you typed in the word imperialism you might get directed to an article on one of these sites now because of these algorithms you're directed to a mainstream publication like the washingto

el salvador, like honduras, it was originally granted tps because of hurricane mitch, but in the ensuing two decades, that country has been besieged by drug cartel violence, by gang violene, it ranks as one of t most dangerous in the world. el salvador has the highest murder rate or had it at leasts couple of ye ago, still incredibly difficult place, the u.s. state department has warnings in place for those two countries because of howng ous, because of the risk of kidnappings, of extortion, of thin like that, and so yeah, now we're expected to send back tens of thousands of people to those countries at a time when things are so bad that people are fleeing those countries to try to come to the united states to claim asylum. so it just shows how cmplicated and tough that decision is going to be for those, folks. >> alan gomez of the joining us from miami, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: the department of defense has a proposed budget ofd,686 billion for 2019, as you can imagine, the lion's share of that money goes to planes, ships, weaponry and personnel to fight a conventio

and people now adding to that anger washington has ruled that two hundred thousand people from el salvador no longer qualify for a program that has allowed them to legally live and work in the u.s. the government now says they must leave the country by september twenty ninth team but advocates are saying most will rest staying in the u.s. . after working for almost two decades to build a life for his family in maryland months or does not want to take his children back to a country ravaged by gang violence. it's really dangerous because of the crime there. because so often young people reverted to become members of the international criminal gangs mara salvatrucha. when the temporary protected status program for salvadorans ends in september of next year elsie faces a difficult choice return to el salvador or turn to life in the shadows becoming undocumented for the first time both options mean saying goodbye to his job in hotel housekeeping and losing everything he's worked toward. whole workplaces we have will probably lose our house because we won't have jobs to be able to pay the mortga

they were all part of a month-long caravan that brought refugees fleeing violence in honduras, el salvador and guatemala to the u.s. border. organizers say 158 members of the caravan have already crossed the border where their asylum requests will be pssed. but experts predict most of the asylum applications will be rejected. esident trump has repeatedly railed against the asylum seekers. in one recent tweets, he wrote, "getting more dangerous caravans coming." the standoff at the u.s. border comes as a new report shows the number of refugees, especially muslim refee has plummeted since president trump's election. between october and the end of march, just 10,500efugee entered the united states. a year earlier nearly 40,000 refugees entered during that same period. four times more. today we spend the hour with two , of the nation's most celebrated writers, both refugees themselves. viet thanh nguyen was born in vietnam in 1971. after the fall of saigon in 1 he and his family fled to thenid stes he is the author of three books includg "the sympathizer," which won the pulitzer pri. he is als

with new emissaries from el salvador. ms-13 is infiltrating the high schools, middle schools and even the elementary schools. the gang's brutality as you alluded to, cannot be captured by words. you mention the motto. "kill, rape, control." they live by that motto. they kill. murdering the victims with machetes, chain, knives, bats, firearms. they rape. gang raping young girls, selling them for sex. they control. killing not just rival gang members but also fellow ms-13 members who are suspected of being cooperators with law enforcement. or violating gang rules. for example in march, ms-13 member named elmer lopez pled guilty to murdering a fellow gang member who was suspected of cooperating with law enforcement. lopez and his cohorts brought the victim to a secluded, wooded area in brentwood. maybe 15 miles from here. where they took turns slashing and stabbing him to death. mr. president the victim's skep tall remains were -- skeletal remains discovered months later. another member raul who is also facing federal charge

as they wait their turn to enter the united states it took them a month to travel from honduras el salvador and guatemala and el pollo isn't here one on the mexican side of the border. spirits are high among members of a migrant group here at the u.s. border after migrant activists announced that eight individuals were allowed to pass through the u.s. processing center to begin the a sound process in the late hours of last night another six were allowed to cross in earlier today there are no other one hundred thirty or so individuals still camped outside of the u.s. border crossing into one of you can see these tarps and the tents as the as some rain is starting to fall there have been activists coming by to give many of these individuals food and blankets and toys to some of these kids as a distraction from from that that that stress and anxiety that they may have felt yesterday when that and when confusion was high over whether or not these individuals would be allowed to make their cases to border officials on the other side now there was also an announcement by the u.s. department of ju

a growing number of asylum seekers are coming from guatemala, el salvador and honduras. most of us here today are aware that el salvador and honduras rank among the most violent countries in the world. even former secretary john kelly acknowledged the dangerous and complex conditions on the ground in the northern triangle before he joined this administration and during his confirmation hearing. the characterization that the levels of people seeking asylum are unacceptable is confusing. blaming and punishing the people who are seeking protection is inhumane. the conditions leading to humanitarian crisis are unacceptable, not the people seeking protection. we should be redoubling our efforts to work with international partners to fix the source problem. earlier this year i joined the other democrats on this committee in sending a letter to secretary nielsen, opposing the practice of separating migrant parents from their children in cases that do not warrant it when they're apprehended at the border. i am opposed to tearing kids away from their parents and i am concerned ab

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