es que en realidad es una de las mejores del mundo en el salvador. uel arias no noticias telemundo. >> la guerra de ucrania esta afectando tambien el medio ambiente. le contamos como nuestro segmento planeta tierra, al regresar. >> a mas de un mes de ser el electo, el presidente donald trump musica >> president of the united. >> states junto a julio vaqueiro y todo el analisis. mensaje a la nacion este martes ocho 50 cinco 50 pacifico por telemundo. sin pausar por las pastillas para el vih con cabenuva. ♪♪ para adultos con niveles indetectables, cabenuva es el único tratamiento completo de acción prolongada para el vih que puedes recibir cada dos meses. son dos inyecciones administradas por tu proveedor de salud tan solo 6 veces al año. no recibas cabenuva si eres alérgico a sus ingredientes o si tomas ciertas medicinas que pueden interactuar. los efectos secundarios graves incluyen reacciones alérgicas o erupciones cutáneas reacciones después la inyección, problemas de hígado y depresión. si estos ocurren, busca atención médica de inmediato. informa

es que en realidad es una de las mejores del mundo. >> en el salvador.

señor brigido aprovechó la ocasión para realizar una consulta su esposa está en el salvador y quisieraen estos tiempos estamos viendo muchos cambios en la ley de inmigración y el consulado mexicano está dispuesto a ayudar a su comunidad presentándoles alternativas y opciones sobre lo que se puede hacer en este momento. usted tiene derecho a recibir compensación al trabajador, entre otros servicios. también ofrecen asesoría en temas de pagos laborales. si usted se ha lastimado durante horas del trabajo. si estás aquí con documentos o sin documentos, usted tiene el derecho a recibir beneficios de compensación al trabajador. igualmente, para borrar el récord criminal es importante limpiar el récord criminal, porque hay unas veces que algunas personas han hecho errores, tienen antecedentes que no les está dejando hacerse ciudadanos o residentes porque hay ciertos delitos que lo descalifican de ese beneficio. pero hay maneras de limpiar ese récord. para hacer consultas no hace falta hacer cita, solo venir al consulado entre 9 y 13:00 de la tarde hasta el 7 de marzo. estamos en un periodo pu

>>con banderas de estados unidos mÉxico, el salvador guatemala, entre otras han dado un giro inesperadoe estÁn violando los derechos humanos al irrumpir en hogares sin una orden judicial llevÁndose a cualquier persona que se cruce en su camino, incluso si no es el objetivo. >>Él estÁ buscando al quien sea y estaba riendo con quien sea. >>que toda persona merece el procedimiento su fase se aman ese paÍs y toda persona inmigrantes tienen derechos en este paÍs. >>este cambio de postura refleja el impacto de las esta protesta es un clamor de justicia del desierto de que viven miles de engrandecer documentos por el paÍsque se pregunta hasta cuÁndo va a terminar esta pesadilla. >> precisamente por polÍticas migratorias la administraciÓn de donald trump enfrenta una nueva demanda. algunos beneficiarios del parole humanitario vigente en el paÍs desde 1952. del cual se han beneficiado miles de migrantes que huÍa de sus paÍses buscando un mejor futuro. entre los demandantes hay incluso ciudadanos estadounidenses. >> la administraciÓn de donald trump fue demandada por el programa humanitario que p

salvador chávez está dirigiendo este esfuerzo aquí en, bueno, en toda el Área, salvador nos acompaña salvador chávez: pues, gracias por invitarme; ah, lo que tenemos es, primero, te quiero decir de que soy de una familia de inmigrantes, mi papá llegó a este país de durango, méxico, y cuando llegó a este país, pues, trabajó en un campo, en fresno, pero cada semana tenía que pagar 15% de sus ingresos, para cambiar su cheque, y enviar dinero a mi mamá, en méxico, porque no tenía acceso a un banco, y pues, también, con todo lo que ganó o lo que tenía de ganancia, se lo llevó al campo, y guardaba el dinero abajo de su cama, y pues sus compañeros le robaban el dinero; por eso no era seguro no tener un banco, y creamos "prósperos" para, pues apoyar y ayudar la comunidad latina, a tener acceso a servicios financieros, una cuenta de banco y una tarjeta, y eliminar las tarifas de cambio de cheque y de remesa, para mandarlas a méxico o latinoamérica. damián trujillo: porque esa es una desconfianza de nuestra gente, ¿verdad?, que el banco, como dice usted, me van a robar el dinero, por eso tiene

the only country that had pursued it was el salvador, but last year, at the bitcoin conference in nashville, then candidate donald trump gave this big speech where he announced he was supporting a lot of the industry priorities including this going reserve. scarlet: so a bitcoin reserve is one thing but he is now adding these other coins ike xrp, sol and ada. is that something people in the industry want? zeke: the uproar about this just illustrates why the original plan and this plan are such a huge conflict of interest. the plan of a reserve basically means spending u.s. government taxpayer money to buy up cryptocurrencies. if you already have the cryptocurrencies, that's good for you because that will make your investments go up. these guys who are complaining, they probably have bitcoin that they don't have that much of the other cryptocurrencies. scarlet: so it goes back to the name of your book. there is going to be a big crypto summit coming up, hosted by david sacks, the new crypto czar. what are you anticipating from that event? what should we be looking ahead to? zeke: people are

dice que huyó de una situación de violencia doméstica en el salvador y atravesó méxico con su hija dealgo que no lo deseo porque fue algo duro, más siendo madre, porque yo ya tenía mi niña y llegué a este país estando embazada y llegué con 8 meses de embarazo. a un mes de estar aquí, mi niño nació después de esperar 3 años por una protección de asilo. pensó que este día sería su último en la corte, pero le acaban de informar que su próxima audiencia no se llegará hasta el próximo año. el suyo es 1 de los más de 3.5 millones de casos pendientes ante los jueces de inmigración en todo estados unidos. i think that the clients are very afraid. creo que los clientes tienen mucho miedo de que el servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas los pueda detener. la abogada de inmigración, silvia rodezno, dice que aquellos que tienen casos pendientes no deberían preocuparse tanto, solo si tienen antecedentes penales o una orden de expulsión previa, al menos en teoría. you would want to tell them that. quisiera decirles que si tiene procedimientos pendientes. el juez de inmigración es el último en

afectaciones en la red de transmisiÓn regional, lo cual afectÓ varias zonas de mÉxico, guatemala, el salvador segÚn un alto funcionario de hamas, la Última ronda de conversaciones no ha avanzado. la fase dos implicarÍa el fin de la guerra en gaza, la retirada de las tropas israelÍes y el regreso a casa de los rehenes restantes vivos. pero segÚn los tÉrminos del acuerdodo, los combates no deberÍan reanudarse. mientras se negocia esta nueva fase. bueno, en otros temas, si usted tuviera suficiente dinero en su cuenta de banco, dejarÍa su trabajo y viajarÍa por todo el mundo. muchos lo han soÑado, pero cuÁl serÍa la cantidad de dinero suficiente? miriam arias nos habla de un estudio que buscÓ esa respuesta. >> por cuÁnto dinero dejarÍas tu empleo para viajar por todo el mundo? segÚn una reciente encuesta realizada por la compaÑÍa especializada talker research para la pÁgina de viajes travel finger, uno de cada seis participantes dijo que necesitarÍan solamente 50.000 $ en el banco para renunciar. el sondeo muestra tambiÉn que esa cantidad va aumentando con la edad para los baby boomers, priorizar

but, but the, in many ways and, and the right is confined to countries like el salvador and, and, and, and, and, and origin, tina. but trump has a potential base with in latin america. he has this, there is, but there is the possibility of creating a kind of pen american trumpet, some the spread of culture war politics, anti woke as well as mo, with latin america. it's called, um, the meal. the no, it's in every country and every country that's the, you know, just the anti anti and you know, uh and tied gender. heather, a doc see, you know, this, this clamped down on, on the, on the expansion of, of gay rights and, and abortion rights. and in many ways it's taking expression that's very familiar within the united states. so to me, you basically brought trump to power. this kind of conspiracy is um, this kind of cultural politics heavy a middle day in argentina says we have to fight the culture war every day. there is in the trenches going after the teachers going after abortion rights going after, you know, passing laws that limit, you know, the place severe restrictions on, on, on, o

reserve bitcoin is becoming an asset similar to gold countries are stockpiling and we know we've seen el salvador russia in uae and abu dhabi and started to buy bitcoin, the countries are treating this just like they treat gold reserve of the asset is something that they want on their balance sheet. it is strategic the big thing here i wonder if trump is trying to negotiate. if you think of "the art of the deal" is he asking for five or six assets and as it works through the political process will he be willing to give up a bunch of them and end up with a bitcoin reserve i don't know if that's what he's doing but i hope so. >> we have the crypto summit on friday what you would like to hear, forget the crypto's go with bitcoin that's what you want to hear but you probably walked. thank you for joining us. still ahead elon musk went after democrats who called trump a threat to democracy. >> trump is a threat to our democracy, he was elected with the majority of the popular vote. if you replace threat to democracy with threat to bureaucracy and makes total sense. >> we will tell you what he said abo

worse, they might send me the one of those prisons in el salvador, i'm not going to go.ping the flow. and i think a lot of americans are for it, and i think it's really -- you know, they can sit here and say all the a things they want to say, these mayors from these blue cities, their people don't want this. i've been up to the bronx. the people this, hispanic district saying we don't want illegal immigration here because it increases crimes, and it decreases our safety. hard thing for them to defend. peter: yeah. and the difference is in these border states, the ones that are helping keep people out, even the democratic lawmakers are onboard with these efforts to keep people out. went you're 2,000 miles away from the border in boston, you can seek a certain way -- speak a certain way to your constituents. that's not going the fly down in laredo. charlie: here in new york, former governor andrew cuomo making waves saturday announcing he will run for mayor of new york city. rachel: and that is despite his questionable covid track record and his history of alleged sexual h

salvador: dos hombres de origen guatemalteco se encuentran arrestados en los angeles, eduardo domingo, conocido como "el, cristÓbal mejÍa de 49, son acusados de ser traficantes de inmigrantes indocumentados. [habla en inglÉs] salvador: el fiscal federal dijo que ellos y otros cÓmplices supuestamente trasladaron a aproximadamente 20.000 inmigrantes de origen guatemalteco en los Últimos 10 aÑos, a un costo de entre $ 15.000 y $ 18.000 por personas. muchos afirman que eran secuestrados y sus familias no pagan la deuda. anunciaron ademÁs que este hombre se les escapÓ cuando intentaron arrestarlo en este edificio del sur de los Ángeles. [habla en inglÉs] salvador: contra hernÁndez y anunciaron mÁs cargos porque Éste habrÍa llamado a un investigador federal para amenazarlo de muerte a Él y su familia. el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza en el centro revelÓ que 50 de sus agentes participaron en el operativo. ademÁs, hay un cuarto sospechoso detenido de la misma banda criminal. y quien estÁ encarcelado en oklahoma en relaciÓn con un accidente automovilÍstico mortal en noviembre de 2023, donde siete inmigrantes fa

that is what it took to fix el salvador. same applies to america.y from mike lee. corrupt judges should be impeached and removed. pass it on. if you agree. like you know you're passing the hat on something, it should be noted that he filed articles of impeachment on thursday against the us district judge, a court judge who ruled that the trump administration could not suspend or cancel u.s. foreign aid. that judge got materials in front of him that told him what he needed to do. and so you have representative andy ogles filing articles of impeachment against him for making an impartial decision based on the facts and the law. talk about the chilling effect that this has, both on prosecutors and judges who still are trying to do the right thing. >> yeah. so two things. one is, you know, you talked about the articles of impeachment. that is about judge john bates in the district of columbia, who was appointed by george w bush, is an extremely experienced judge, a well respected one. and the case that representative ogles was trying to impeach this guy

she was born and raised in el salvador. she fled the country after a violent and abusive situation.he has received a work permit while her application is pending she has lived in washington state since 25th teen. she is pregnant with her second child to is due in july. i want to bring this back to the real impact of what would actually happen. this deep sense of membership in our society. a collective commitment to a shared value and opportunity contribution. what is the impact on real life americans across this country? to eliminate birthright citizenship would be to create a permanent underclass, a system to very results of reconstruction congress intended to end. thank you so much. i yield back, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i now recognize a committee chairman. >> thank you for holding this hearing. i would yield my time to the gentleman from arizona. >> thank you for yielding. i will ask each one of you a question. this is a real scenario. they have one hospital or five -- 4550 people. a small maternity unit. many times the beds, every one of them is occupied by a mom to be who w

my family came when i was 12 from el salvador during the civil war. this place gave us security, safety and an opportunity to thrive, so i love the city deeply, and as a mother of three kids who have grown up as city kids, i'm grateful for everything the city has to offer for people like me and families. i have been politically involved my whole life, either in government or a non profit worker and i care about the community. i care about people around me, and i want to make sure that as the world changes around us, other people have the opportunity that my family did. >> we are back in san francisco post pandemic. so important to be out supporting our businesses, supporting our neighbors. >> i'm the first woman to represent the district, believe it or not. i'm the first latina elected to the board of supervisors without an appointment first ever, so i do think that (indiscernible) i want immigrants to be represented, women, moms, people that have different experiences because the most diverse districts in san francisco both in economics and ethnicity

my family came when i was 12 from el salvador during the civil war. this place gave us security, safety and an opportunity to thrive, so i love the city deeply, and as a mother of three kids who have grown up as city kids, i'm grateful for everything the city has to offer for people like me and families. i have been politically involved my whole life, either in government or a non profit worker and i care about the community. i care about people around me, and i want to make sure that as the world changes around us, other people have the opportunity that my family did. >> we are back in san francisco post pandemic. so important to be out supporting our businesses, supporting our neighbors. >> i'm the first woman to represent the district, believe it or not. i'm the first latina elected to the board of supervisors without an appointment first ever, so i do think that (indiscernible) i want immigrants to be represented, women, moms, people that have different experiences because that brings richment to our decision making and i think it makes for bettin

the only country that has really engaged with this type of crypto experiment has been el salvador, andd not end well. at what point, to what end, is this coming on now. jonathan: the explanation i am waiting for is why the issuer of the reserve currency requires a strategic reserve of cryptocurrency. can you make sense of that? the other issue i have with this, and i thick a lot of conservatives would have issue with this, is this is not a good use of taxpayer money. in the mind of a lot of taxpayers i have supported the republican cause. i wonder how much noise is made about that in the coming days and weeks. lisa: this is a speculative asset class, and some people would argue, in the trump camp, that if there is massive upside, the taxpayers get that. at the same time, is this really a prudent use when we are worried about every single dollar in a time of incredible volatility? jonathan: we are seeing that rally off the back of some of those headlines. a tariff deadline fewer than 24 hours away. tobin marcus of wolfe research writing, if trump follows through with his threats, it inc