we look from the united states to el salvador. is el salvador united states' future?ut the tot ban but also the resistance. >> thank you for having me. el salvador, abortion is still criminalized. there's no possibility to have an abortion. women are still criminalized and imprisoned. but there is a big resisnce still happening in el salvador. people have lost their human rights and people are being unjustly incarcerated in el salvador. there's a big movement to try to legalize abortion and four cases and also in three cases, but now i feminist leader is facing -- she's being persecuted. she is the woman also in my film. she wanted to legalize abortion in four paces and now she is facing persecution, political persecution. in general, there is an authoritarian regime happening in el salvador and feminist, activists, journalists -- everybody is being persecuted. this is a difficult situation that people are facing in el salvador right now. nermeen: could you talk about what happened with the release of your film, which was banned in el salvador, and the stories of the

people of the world, please support el salvador. we are becoming more and more impoverished, but we are not pool. we aren't covered by the patriarchal capitalist system. we women will keep fighting. this is an injustice. the warning will in ah, a flower arrangement was given to the legislature by a group of activists and family members of women in prison for health complications that lead to miscarriage. asked for clemency for 17 women who were sentenced to prison terms of up to 40 years. they were found guilty of aggravated homicide. if you do that, either. this is a distress signal from amnesty international. in el salvador motion is prohibited in cases. please listen with. no, it is a country that has some of the worlds strictest. abortion law just have delayed a rolling on whether to free a woman who was sentenced to 30 years in prison after she gave birth to a still born baby. human rights organizations are calling for an end to el salvador total bond fund and i will gather yeah, go to lawyer, came and gave me a paper and said

in el salvador bullshit is prohibited in cases. please help the listen with melanie, it is a country that has some of the worlds strictest abortion law just have delayed a rolling on whether to free a woman who was sentenced to 30 years in prison after she gave birth to a still born baby human rights organizations are calling for an end to el salvador total bound. when and i will gather. yeah, go to lawyer, came and gave me a paper and said meet. i met him. he said, look, i read this step when your sentence has been reduced to the time you've already spent here on dennis had that had this kid i sample for you. i had had a pain on a percentage. i took the paper and started reading so as dara it said that i was absolved, assessed him. i thought this can't be true. it's not my sentence was just upheld buffy man, but i read it again and again a 1000 times to make sure i understood it. ah, when i did her when i was informed that i was free, i read out the letter with the other girls. as though they were crying, and we love each other in

el salvador is marking the first anniversary of an emergency measure which gave the police new powerscted gang members. the controversial measure has dramatically decreased the country's murder rate, which was once one of the highest in the world, but it has also sparked protests on the part of some of the relatives of those detained, who say their loved ones have been arbitrarily rounded up and thrown injail. to mark the anniversary of what's known as the state of exception hundreds of relatives took their protest to the steps of the parliament building as our correspondent will grant reports now, from san salvador. the state of exception in el salvador is now a year old and in that time more than 65,000 people have been arrested, human rights groups and these relatives say there are thousands of innocent people among them. they say their loved ones have been detained, arbitrarily, inflagrant arbitrarily, in flagrant abuse of the human rights and the constitution. they say they haven't heard from them they haven't heard from them they have no information about them and simply don't k

in el salvador bullshit is prohibited in cases. please listen with nellin. it is a country that has some of the world strictest abortion law just have delayed a rolling on whether to free a woman who was sentenced to 30 years in prison after she gave birth to a still born baby. human rights organizations are calling for an end to el salvador totally bond plan and i will gather yeah. got a lawyer, came and gave me a paper and said meet him as he left his stomach. i read this step with your sentence has been reduced to the time you've already spent here on dennis had left edward could i sample for you? i had a pain and a pretending i took the paper and started reading so as dara. it said that i was absolved, and of gwinnett says he may thought this can't be true. i said my sentence was just upheld better now, but i read it again and again a 1000 times to make sure i understood nobody complained. ah, when i hit on, when i was informed that i was free, i read out the letter with the other girls that they were crying. and we love each other in here. ah, how can i

this is why crime in el salvador has dropped like a rock.y hasn't had a murder in a week. now if that's true that's amazing considering el salvador which has a population the size of massachusetts recently had 65 murders in a single saturday alone. and what do the people in el salvador think? they love it. president bukele is one of the most popular leaders in the entire world. he has an approval rating in the high 80's. even little rocket man is jealous of those numbers. what a novel idea? crack down on crime. take the gangs off the streets and people love you. well, everybody loves him but the american media. who thinks he is some sort of right wing dictator but he is a populist who is taking on corruption. maybe we should take some notes here. sean davis is the ceo of the federalist. so, there is no more gang bangers in el salvador and there's no more crime. is this the one thing we can learn from el salvador here? >> yes, kind of fascinating to watch when you apply just basic common sense about tackling crime which is you go after crimin

, britain's laws to el salvador, the cheek of it.re. one of kipling's unforgiving minutes . well back to the state of the nation. i jacob rees—mogg. and you've been getting touch with your mail mugs. you've been getting touch with your mail mugs . james says for your mail mugs. james says for too, the tory governments were too, the tory governments were too close with china. it's about time we started decoupling. philip it'sjust time we started decoupling. philip it's just an time we started decoupling. philip it'sjust an app time we started decoupling. philip it's just an app for children . why would our children. why would our politicians have it on their phones to begin with? and that may be a very good point. perhaps politicians shouldn't try be too trendy. i have in the past, but never very successfully, james says. jacob you use tik tok. well watch is tik tok. if you listen very carefully but that's as close i get to it. but in the uk are has been downgraded on annual global index of civic freedoms as it sits on a par with el s

targeting civilians and my parents, and a popular crackdown that's belong to the power of gangs and el salvador but has a come at a cost human rights ah, protest against a proposed tradition overhaul is still taking place and israel, their prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been forced to delay his plans to push through legislation. and public opinion has led to a general strike and seen thousands of israelis take to the streets. opponents accused netanyahu of a power grab saying it will give the ruling coalition unchecked power. natasha good name reports from west jerusalem. in the face of protest growing by the day a reversal by a prime minister not known for compromise limits from a national responsibility from the will to avoid the rift within the people are decided to suspend the 2nd and 3rd reading from the law. in this committee tenure in order to give time to get to a broad consensus to pass the legislation during the next class it mon benjamin netanyahu gave way as the country face growing paralysis. with a nationwide strike closing airport schools, banks and businesses. tens of tho

but most in el salvador seemed to agree that it's worked liberating communities like le company ada, formerly a notorious gang stronghold. anyway, this is anna bilmar finally heading to a house in the neighbourhood that she bought 15 years ago, but could never live in. yes, i am below and i have always prayed to god. lord, i want a house where i can live in, emily. no one will butter me. he and the lord has fulfilled. it is america with homicides down. and gang members seemingly fleeing for the hills around 90 percent of the population approve of president night. and kelly, the architect of the strategy is and he's doubled down on it, building a new maximum security prison to fill with more suspects, doll hastily and the arrows to release that all these terrorist gang members who are being transferred to the terrorism confinement center. kimberly 4000 of them and never come to return to the communities to the poverty neighborhoods in cities of up elevate el salvador. but at what cost is it? due process has been repeatedly violated, say civil organizations. the majority of those in pr

in december 1981, the el salvador army entered into the hamlet of el mozote, as well as another five 1981, the el salvador army entered into the hamlet of el mozote, as well as another five hamlets that were nearby, separated children, women and men, execute them, burn their houses and everything. removing any possibility of civilian support of guerrillas. at the time when we arrived, you could still see human bones in different parts of the houses. translation: these red flags indicate where we found - all the spent cartridges. this wall here was where the victims were probably lined up before being executed. we were just amazed by what we were finding. we had never worked on a case of that scale at that time. i see the work that we do in different parts of the world as a part of a reparation process. where something horrible had happened, we cannot fix, obviously, what happened, but we can provide some solace by providing information, sometimes returning back the remains of missing people to their loved ones, which we have learned how important it is. these are crimes that often, y

following mass protests at a popular crackdown that's blunted the power of gangs in el salvador, but has it come at a cost to human rights? ah, we begin itself, korea where the united states aircraft carrier, the u. s. s. limits has arrived a day off to north korea, 5 to short range ballistic missiles of its east coast. the u. s. has limits is now on the puerto pusan. the nuclear power worship has been conducting military exercises with south korea. it international waters out to seal is what mcbride is aboard the carrier. this nimitz has arrived here tuesday. the major have been invited on board as a press conference going on at the moment from both the u. s. navy and south korean counterparts bring the pan the camera a little bit and give you a view of the light deck. here we are restricted to one area of the flight deck, but it really is a massive ship. one of the biggest war ships ever built it is the iconic nuclear powered aircraft carrier and getting on in years. it's something like 50 years old . now the name it say it been in service that long. it was assist to ship up the na

barbara anger, po, altus, era. el salvador government is keeping emergency measures implemented a year ago and place the part of a crackdown on powerful gangs that's regarded as popular. the critic say it's come at the expense of human rights. john holman, has this report ah, there was an image for salvador across the last year. this would be it. about 65000 people. nearly 2 percent of the adult population thrown in prison. the country now has the highest incarceration rate in the world. uh huh. well, i 27th of march, much the anniversary of the state of emergency which started it. all police arrest in people or mass. trying to break the grip of the countries to a powerful gangs. the m. s. 13 and burial 18. they been terrorizing communities across the country for years. the strategies been unsophisticated. the flooding of gang controlled neighborhoods were police and army and the arrest but most in el salvador, seemed to agree that it's worked, liberating communities lightly accompanied her. formerly a notorious gang stronghold then yeah, this is anna bilmar. finally heading to a house

so it's combustible and i suspect it's not going to end unless a compromise can be found. >> el salvadorrted to transfer thousands of prisoners, mostly suspected gang members to its newly opened megaprison. the facility is part of the president's controversial crackdown on crime, but human rights groups are criticizing it. cnn's rafael romo has more. >> reporter: stripped down to their boxers and barefoot, they're forced to run with their hands behind their back or neck. upon arrival, they're led into the new facility, hands and feet in shackles. this is how the government of el salvador transferred the first group of 2,000 prisoners to its new megaprison with capacity for 40,000 unveiled a month ago. the transfer was shown widely on national tv and social media. the message is unmistakable. gang members will get the iron fist treatment. salvadoran justice and security minister said his government won't stop until the last member of what he called terrorist cells is caught. the gang crackdown started last march when salvadoran president declared a state of emergency with the support of h

their search for the truth, her teams have found remains in more than 30 countries, among them el salvadorene of a brutal civil war in the 1990s. we end up exhuming the remains of close to 140 kids that were all in this very small one—room house. we were exhuming all these little dresses. whatever they have in their pockets. those kind of details are actually the ones that kind of devastate you. they're very, very hard, yeah. i started doing this forensic work on human rights cases since 1984 when democracy returned to argentina after quite brutal military government. i was a student, most of us were, just finishing, very close to graduating. it wasn't something that we were thinking of. let's form an international organisation that will do this globally or anything like that. it was more like, if you want to be consistent with what we think and what we believe, we thought we couldn't say no. in december 1981, the el salvador army entered into the hamlet of el mozote as well as another five hamlets nearby. separated children, women and men, execute them, burn their houses and everything. r

reporter: this gang crackdown is extremely popular in el salvador.resident pointed out entire neighborhoods were controlled by gangs that are now enjoying a newfound peace. the policy enjoys 92% support. he intends to use the popularity of this policy to push for reelection, another thing his criticsay is unconsitutional, but supporters say he is permitted to do under electoral rules. david: will grant in san salvador. let's go to our top story, the nashville school shooting, and how it fits within america's recent history of gun violence. there have already been 130 mass shootings in the u.s. this year alone. a mass shooting is when at least four people are shot in one single attack. since january nearly 10,000 have been killed by firearms and more than 400 of those have affected children under the age of 18. our reporter on the grod for us all day joins us now. still no real indication of the motive for this attack, but we are learning more about the perpetrator's access to weapons, aren't we? reporter: yes, police are trying to piece together what

laura: reina's sister, alicia morales, lives in santa ana, el salvador. reina crossed into the u.s. undocumented immigrant last may but she and alicia spoke to each other daily. so when reina's phone started going straight to voicemail, alicia became worried. did it seem odd to you that she wasn't answering her phone initially? >> i just felt something was wrong because she never rned her phone off, not even to charge it. she always told me she kept it on in case there was an emergency with her ks or someone in the family. laura: last year, reina's family says she quit her job as a local policewoman in el salvador and came to the u.s. alone. her goal, to one day bring her two children, now 15 and 13, to live with her. >> she left for the united states for a better future for her kids and i've been saying that instead of finding the american dream what she found was hell. because only god knows what she must be suffering. laura: when alicia didn't hear from her sister, she immediately reached out to reina's landlord, francisco magaÑa. >> and this is reina's apartment? >> yes. laura:

and the crack dental gang violence in el salvador, p is to be working, but hasn't come at the expense of human rights. and i'm he to stay with him dough with his sports needs to time african champions and continental heavy weights . algeria confirmed, they play, sat the next african thanks to one know when a way against the j bed more later in the program. ah, welcome to the news. our protests against the judicial overhaul are still taking place in israel as despite prime minister benjamin netanyahu announcing a month long delay to the legislation is provoked some of the biggest demonstrations in the country's history. with 600000 israelis turning out overnight after netanyahu fired his defense minister europe galant, who said that legislation was creating division that threatened israel's national security. on monday the country was crippled by a general strike. flights from ben green apple were grounded hospital shops, banks, nurseries, and universities were closed and the 2 largest seaport suspended operations. opponents of the bill accused netanyahu of a power grab and say the leg

in december 1981, the el salvador army entered into the hamlet of el mozote, as well as another fivehildren, women and men, execute them, burn their houses and everything. removing any possibility of civilian support of guerrillas. at the time when we arrived, you could still see human bones in different parts of the houses. translation: these red flags indicate where we found - all the spent cartridges. this wall here was where the victims were probably lined up before being executed. we were just amazed by what we were finding. we had never worked on a case of that scale at that time. i see the work that we do in different parts of the world as a part of a reparation process. where something horrible had happened, we cannot fix, obviously, what happened, but we can provide some solace by providing information, sometimes returning back the remains of missing people to their loved ones, which we have learned how important it is. these are crimes that often, you know, started as political crimes and part of a political situation. and so you learn to wait and push as much as you can, s

the migrants were from guatemala, honduras, el salvador and ecuador.sign of the driver. officials said the trailer was fitted with ventilation fans and air vents. the migrants will be cared for by mexican social services until their status is decided. people smuggling is a major problem for the mexican and us authorities. last year, 53 migrants were found dead in an abandoned truck trailer in the us state of texas. earlier, i spoke to andrew rudman, the director of the mexico institute at us think tank, the wilson centre. i asked him if the migrants had been heading to the united states. i think it is certainly safe to assume that they were coming north to the united states, that's the normal pattern to be coming from central and even south america and heading through mexico into the united states. just how dangerous is that specific journey that they were on, as we understand it, a route that's usually taken? it's incredibly dangerous and you have to remember these are people who are often walking on foot or travelling in really crowded conditions, th

were beaten for guatemala, nicaragua and el salvador. built amazing cities here with pyramids, likethe very ones that a genius from russia from leningrad deciphered the mysterious writing for all mankind, his name is now worn from american center for research and the russian state university for the humanities and that's about this center. today. it can be said, again, in guatemala, but now the rice has been made under the town. another truly amazing discovery about what was here before the spaniards. and even until may direct speech. we started to work. uh, in this place, about 3-4 years ago. and our task was well, just to explore the rock paintings, and in general, nothing foreshadowed surprises ; in fact, galina ershova in order to use the norzow method to check the version that this rock art is all 6,000 years old, but there on the top, and suddenly we discovered an amazing thing, that there is an ancient amazing one. here is an object for observing the starry sky , namely the sun, and it was such a protruding figure, either a snake, or a person from different sides, and which h

third was el salvador. there are also some nationals from venezuela.en, because for families and women and children there are other detention facilities. this was one designated for men. thank you very much _ designated for men. thank you very much for— designated for men. thank you very much for your _ designated for men. thank you very much for your time. - designated for men. thank you j very much for your time. thank ou. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a guided tour of london's new £5 billion super—sewer — aimed at cleaning up the river thames. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worst, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked, but not quite well enough to prevent old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where

dar a conocer saca la parte más creativa la selección de estados unidos aprovechó la victoria de el salvadoroffs >> está superpadre nos encanta hay musicario en español el ambiente es increíble >> aprovechando que juegan de local aprovechamos a preguntar qué piensan de la temporada y fue el disfrute no todos los días se tiene la oportunidad de compartir con una leyenda del deporte, en donde compartió con jóvenes apasionados además entregó 500 copias de su libro es inspiración para los jóvenes ganó 6 títulos de la nba es de los mejores talentos que ha dado el baloncesto de lo mejor que ha dado el baloncesto podemos colocar a kobe bryant >> está bien no se les va a olvidar vámonos a una pausa. y al volver; son más y más las mujeres hispanas que emprenden sus negocios y tienen más recursos a ayudarlas ya regresamos >> son más mujeres hispanas que se capacitan y emprenden sus negocios >> por años ha sido difícil para las mujeres contar con el apoyó cuentan que han tenido que pasar la barrera de idioma >> creo que la más grande fue pasar la otra es la ansiedad procesar >> dicen que han tomado la

reported that they were from different south american countries such as guatemala, mundoora's, el salvadorthese eo - le about them? most of these people came _ about them? most of these people came from - about them? most of these people came from central | people came from central america, actually, the majority came from guatemala and the second largest group was from honduras, the third was el salvador. there were also some nationals from venezuela, and even some nationals from colombia. most, if not everyone, because for families, women and children there are other detention centres, so this was one designated for men. hundreds of thousands of protesters in france have been staging another day of strikes and rallies against the government's pension reforms with some demonstrators clashing with riot police. people are angry after legislation to raise the retirement age in france from 62 to 64 was forced through by president emmanuel macron�*s government. our paris correspondent lucy williamson sent this report. the temperature rose as the sun went down. across france, fires burned like

paola: familiares identificaron este hombre como josÉ asensio, hombre de 64 aÑos originario de el salvadorpara saber un poco de lo que pasaba y de lo que Él hizo con su familia. ¿nos cuentas por quÉ era tan importante para la comunidad? marÍa: josÉ asensio sufriÓ un derrame en 2013, hizo terapia para volver a caminar y despuÉs de 10 aÑos volviÓ a hacerlo, por esto era conocido, porque salÍa a caminar y me decÍan que siempre saludaba a alguien sin conocerlo, era muy recordado por esto. el lunes estuve visitando esta familia y por cuestiones obvias no se sentÍan preparados para hablar con nosotros. sin embargo, hoy su hijo decidiÓ sentarse conmigo para compartir el testimonio y la historia de su padre. >> muy amigable, con todos trataba de ser amigable. marÍa: entre lÁgrimas recuerda a su padre como un hombre trabajador que se dedicaba a la jardinerÍa antes de un derrame, que no le impidiÓ salir adelante, hasta que un accidente le arrebatÓ el Último suspiro en palo alto. >> no pudimos hablar con Él, cuando llegamos nos dieron las noticias de esto. marÍa: josÉ falleciÓ en el hospital de stanf

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el conductor se habÍa dado a la fuga. nos comunicamos con la policÍa para dar mÁs detalles acerca de la investigaciÓn. la vÍctima fue un hombre originario del salvador que un accidente le arrebatÓ el Último m de suspiro. >> la primera cosa es que nos dieron la noticia de eso. tamara: josÉ falleciÓ en el hospital de stanford, pero su primogÉnito asegura que su memoria vivirÁ para siempre. su historia se remonta a finales de los aÑos 80 cuando abandonÓ su paÍs. >> Él acababa de terminar su escuela. tamara: llegÓ a los estados unidos en el aÑo 1985 buscando el sueÑo americano y pocos aÑos despuÉs pudo hacerse ciudadano estadounidense gracias a la amnistÍa migratoria. >> algo que estamos muy felices que mi papÁ tomaba bastantes fotos. tamara: asÍ como henry pasa los dÍas, viendo fotos donde revive la historia de su padre, aunque Él no habÍa nacido cuando muchas de esas fotografÍas fueron tomadas. >> mis hermanos y yo vamos a trabajar todo lo que podemos para cuidar a mi mamÁ. tamara: a josÉ tambiÉn le sobreviven su esposa y sus dos hijas. entre trabaja y pronto comenzarÁ estudiar fÍsica para cumplir sus metas y hacer que desde el cielo su papÁ seorgulÉ.

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a recon gangs in el salvador, but how's it come at the expense of human rights and sports? this fellow russian player policies. so with hello there was dot in south american is more heavy, rains come from north western areas of the continent in particular, ecuador, where we saw that devastating landslide in the south. the heavy rain spreads across into bolivia and north western areas of brazil. flooding happened in minute, we could see more of that as the rain continues to fall. but for the south of this much dry, a picture for chilly northern parts of argentina that is set to change on wednesday, you can see that rash of thunderstorms developing, stretching out to more eastern areas of brazil. rain is expected for in rio through to the we can now for central america and the caribbean, the launch the quiet picture. this island still basking in the sunshine. if you spotty showers here and there, but more in the way of clear skies, we are seeing some heavy rain put into north eastern areas of mexico is its could see flooding from that torrential rain. it will affect monterey,

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they get flown to haiti, to el salvador or guatemala. they have so the work. when there were 15,000 haitians under a in del rio what stopped that was literally around 2000 come wasn't though 15,000, local people, about 2000 people that were flown back to haiti and all of a sudden it stopped. my next question also for chief chavez, i have build the security first act the labels cartels as terrorist organizations. would you agree cartels terrorize the people they smuggle and deserved de prosecuted with higher penalties? >> i do agree that the due terrorize the migrants that they smuggle. just from statements and debriefs that we receive when we interview migrants in our custody. >> of course. these are evil people that don't even view these migrants as cattle here they are really treated come mistreated in everything the way. next question also for chief chavez. does a border patrol currently have the capacity to permanently house on migrants for the entire length of their asylum process? >> absolutely not, congressman baird we do not have that level of capacity

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