. >> farc military massacred soldiers. soldiers. >> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm barbara serra. >> and i'm antonio mora. coming up this half hour of international news an al shabaab attack on united nations workers in somalia. >> and how businesses are getting ready to capitalize on the end of the cuban embargo. >> a strain of bird flu is spreading are across the rural midwest. wisconsin is declaring a state of emergency after the h 1n 2 virus was found. we'll ask an expert about the threat posed by the outbreaks and what's being done to stop them. that's coming up at 11:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 pacific. >> people in baltimore rallied in protest of the death of freddy gray. the 21-year-old died of a spinal injury he suffered last week. the reason for the initial stop is unclear. video of the arrest shows officers dragging gray to a police van. >> charges against six men who allegedly tried to join i.s.i.l. traveling to syria to join the group. another gentleman was responsible for recruiting them. the arrests come

we were thinking they were the farc.tor was the one with the farc contacts, and now we were going to fall back on victor's relationship and also robert as a journalist. [ foreign language ] >> they wanted to kind of figure out who we were. >> tell them i'm a journalist. >> robert had articles, and he kind of wanted to, like, demonstrate to them that he actually was a journalist. but they weren't too interested in our story. they started this casual conversation about tiger meat, tigre, and they asked victor if he had ever had tigre. he said, it's very rich, it's very rich. they said, we really like tigers. tigers eat tigers. you know, predators eat predators. from there they went on to say they had just seen a tiger. in fact, they had shot at one in the jungle. and they kind of hinted at whether or not we had heard the gunfire. >> no. no, no. >> we said no. we all had the good sense to keep our mouth shut. after about an hour of waiting around, another group of soldiers arrived. now there was maybe 30 or 40 soldiers like

farc the largest of columbia's rebel groups was founded in 1964.mber 2012, the columbian government started formal peace talks with the group. in december last year farc declared a unilateral ceasefire, that lead to the government declaring a temporary halt to air strikes in march. how do columbians feel about the decision to resume air strikes on farc. where does public opinion stand on how the government should respond to this attack? >> reporter: well i think that the government had no option but to decide to resume bombings because one of the consequences of this attack was of course the loss of confidence in the process, the loss of confidence in the rebels in the ceasefire that they had announced and respected until this attack. so the majority of the people in columbia of course feel that they made the right decisions, and many more would want them to go further and suspend the talks or even cut them off completely and go back to full blown war. that's true for the people that live in the mayor cities in the country, but if you are in confli

farc rebels.de say the negotiations will continue continue. >> reporter: a braise an tack on colombia's armed forces is threatening a delicate peace process, 11 soldiers died in the dawn attack by farc rebels in western colombia. and the aftershocks are being felt across the country. president juan manuel santos could barely hide his frustration as he announced the resumption of bombing farc height outs. >> this is a reprehensibly act that will not go without punishment and requires decisive action and there will be cons consequences we will officer on you hospital responsible i have ordered the lifting of the suspension of farc camps until further notice. >> reporter: it's a time difficult time for santos he spent two years talking with the wells with little to show no return. >> the president has spent more time on this, and think he's more worried as this as his legacy than a good feel to the colombia people. >> reporter: he has been fighting -- farc has been fighting the government since 1964,

co local boa's government says air strikes against farc rebels are back on after soldier were killedan ambush. >>> we hear from migrant workers who say they are under attack in south africa. ♪ ♪ >>> but first the u.n. says the conflict in yemen has dramatically worsened the plight of its people. a spokesman for the secretary general is the fighting is only add to this urgent humanitarian need in a country that was already one of the poorest in the region. the u.n. says nearly 10.6 million yemenis and are now facing a food shortage. of those 4.8 million are living in emergency conditions. more than 730 people have been killed in the saudi-led bombing campaign against houthi rebels. and nearly 2,760 have been injured. well as the situation deteriorates the u.n. envoy to yemen, jamal has resigned. he had been overseeing the effort to reach a political deal between yemen's rival factions but they fell apart when the houthis staged their take over. and the former president of yemen, saleh has been trying to make an exit of his own he's asked for safe passage out of the country. forces loy

progress so much so the military assessed bombing raids against farc fighters. now a chance to end the longest running conflict in the americas has slipped away. ordered the military to resume air strikes against the rebels. he had harsh words about the attack. >> translator: we are going to pursue those responsible for this despicable attack. i have ordered the resumption of the bombing against farc areas until further notice. >> despite the ceasefire. >> translator: we call for national reflection, it's necessary to stop this war. we need to stop seeing mothers crying upon receiving news from guerilla fighters. >> wait until the latest empass can be sorted outimpassewill be sorted out. john terret, al jazeera. >> the council on foreign relations estimates the 50 years of conflict in colombia have left more than 220,000 people dead and 5 million displaced. it is believed there are about 7,000 members of farc today whereas in the earlier years there were more than 16,000. some estimates say the group could make as much as $3.5 billion annually in shipping cocain

the president already announceed that the air raid will resume against farc camps. another possibility also disconcerting is that the local column of the farc here may decide to react to the military presence and attack the soldiers without their commanders knowing. >> u.s. president barack obama said that italy is on the right track in economic reforms. he made the comments during an italian prime minister renzi. they agreed to work together to solve the migrant crisis in the mediterranean. >> we also spent considerable amount of time discussing our deep shared concern for the situation in libya. where we continue to support u.n. efforts to form an unity government, given italy's leadership role across the mediterranean, the prime minister and i agreed to work together for intensively to encourage cooperation on threats coming from lib y including the growing isil presence there, as well as additional coordination with other partners in how we can stabilize what has become a very deadly and difficult situation. >> amnesty international said that the seven-year jail

colombia resumes strikes against farc rebels. >>> and a year after the ferry tragedy in south korea. families demand answers. plus. >> showing off their creations what have we got here? find out later in the program. >> the u.n. envoy to yemen jamal ben omar has resigned. the u.n. has said ben omar has expressed his desire to move on to another assignment. the war is increasing to intensify. it has been three weeks since saudi arabia began air strikes against houthi rebels. ben omar has warned the council that yemen was slipping towards a civil war. he was appointed in april 2011. he has been with the u.n. in various positions and before he was in yemen he was a political prisoner in his home country of morocco. ben omar's resignation was on the cards yemen officials were unhappy with his handling of the conference. >> national dialogue conference the u.n. was supposed to support everything that is happening in that dialogue. he was supposed to be the main mediator with yemen's political allies all on the ground. but what he did instead he is chap roand a process that was chaperoned

. >> translator: members of farc hear the national outcry. don't be deaf to us colombians, that the time to end the war has come. if you want peace you must show it with deeds and not words. >> argentina has started legal proceedings against three companies three of which are british, for drilling off the falklands. any exploration done without its authorization is illegal. britain and argentina fought a short war in 1982 over the islands. >>> sherpa community killed on mt. everest focusing on their pay working conditions and safety. as a new climbing season begins, the sherpas hope their working conditions will improve. >> in this room, this woman has surrounded herself with pictures of her husband. a sherpa. >> i still can't believe it. it's hard to come to terms when you have not seen the body. his body was never found. >> reporter: the couple's youngest child is just 19 months old and the oldest is six. >> i'll make sure that my children are very educated. i will never make them work on the mountain. i've had enough. i grew up without a f

not only the farc unilateral peace fire, the ban on the bombing since march. but a deal between farc and the army to work together to remove landmines in the country. so the finishing line on those talks seem to be getting closer. now, this attack happens. we're still trying to get all the facts of what exactly happened but santos seems to have no doubt that 24 was a deliberate attack. that's why we'll go back to an intensification of the conflict in coming days, and this will have consequences on the attacks. it will have consequences on public opinion here in columbia and those who live in the conflict areas that could soon see more fighting. >> alessandro, that's the thing. the people who stand to lose the most if these peace talks fail are the ordinary people who have already been suffering. >> yes, of course, that's unfortunately always the case in civil conflict like this one. we had the opportunity to travel to the region where the attack happened in just maybe a little over a month ago. people were relieved by the lack of government and the rebels for

. >>> and columbia's president order bomb on farc rebels. >>> e.u. fining google for 10% of google's earnings. >>> german cup manager resigns. >>> hello, a warm welcome to the program. as saudi arabia keeps up its defensive against the houthi rebels the former president ali abdullah saleh has asked for safe passage out of the country. forces loyal to saleh have been helping the houthis. the rebels are accused of ran random randomly shelling the area. but of course, it's the people of yemen who are really suffering. at least five cargo slips carrying much-needed food are stuck off yemen as the coalition searches them for weapons. they threaten to create food shortages. >> in the message it seems that saleh has actually told the gcc leaders via his envoy that he has no ties whatsoever with the houthis, and that he's not part of this war and he's not supporting the houthis. of course, this contradicts what he has said earlier when he sent his son with the same offer but with conditions at that time. now saleh has no conditions. when he sent his son he s

el presidente juan manuel santos decidiÓ reanudar las conversaciones con las farc y marco rubio dice presidencia eliminarÍa daca y cortarÍa relaciones con cuba si no da paso a la democracia. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univision", con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. jorge: muy buenas noches, primero fue un pequeÑo aviÓn no tripulado y ahora un ultraligero que vuelve a poner en peligro el centro de seguridad de los estados unidos un hombre aterrizÓ en el jardÍn en lo que llama un acto de protesta contra la la corrupciÓn. pablo: el pequeÑo helicÓptero increÍblemente llegÓ hasta el capitolio despertando la atenciÓn de miles de personas, de la prensa y de todo el mundo. este vÍdeo muestra al piloto, un cartero de 30 y un aÑos de florida, que habÍa dicho que querÍa hacer algo para llamar la atenciÓn. ningÚn terrorista avisa su plan de vuelo, afirma. dice que lo anunciÓ una hora antes y llegÓ hasta uno de los lugares mÁs protegidos del paÍs, donde fue arrestado. el capitolio y la casa blanca son zonas altamente restringida pero no significa que no sean vulnerables. no t

jesid: tres meses y cinco dÍas durÓ el enfrentamiento entre las fuerzas armadas y las farc.ego presentÁndose el asesinato de un sub oficial y nueve soldados profesionales. jesid: el primer mandatario de los colombianos ordenÓ buscar a los responsables de los hechos y que asuman las consecuencias. mientras que las autoridades reclaman coherencia por parte de las farc. >> hablan de un cese unilateral. jesid: en la habana, el vocero y comandante guerrillero un poco de lo ocurrido a las fuerzas militares. >> esa incoherencia de parte del gobierno de estar ordenando operativos militares contra una guerrilla. jesid: sectores de la oposiciÓn alzaron voces de protesta pidiendo que se suspendan los diÁlogos. santos asegurÓ que las conversaciones continuarÁn en fuego cruzado. presidente santos: no me voy a dejar presionar. jesid: el presidente ordenÓ reactivar los bombardeos y desplegar toda la ofensiva necesaria contra las farc. jorge: dos ex ministro de Álvaro uribe fueron condenados a 80 meses de prisiÓn por corrupciÓn. el primer secretario de gobierno, fueron acusados de ofrecer s

how do columbians feel about the decision to resume air raids on farc?ll that really depends who you ask. the people here in the area where the attack happened of course are just hoping for this conflict to come to an end. they want the peace talks to continue. while if you are in major cities across columbia you feel something completely different. they have no confidence towards the rebels and they want the government to go back to full blown war. we know the military is undergoing operations right now. and the truth is they never really stopped in areas like this that are strong holds of the farc. and that's what the rebels are saying that until the government stop incidents like the one on wednesday will continue to occur. at least according to official sources it seems pretty certain that the soldiers were attacked while they were sleeping. >> and is that unusual this kind of -- it seems those pictures -- tell us at bit more about how that came out and the difference in the narrative there. >> reporter: well it used to be a usual occurrence in this

the president could barely hide his frustration as he aflounced a resumption of bombing farc hideoutstor: this is a reprehensible attack. and there will be consequences. i have ordered the armed forces to lift the suspension of the bombings on farc camps until further notice. >> reporter: it's a difficult time for santos he spent two years talking with the rebels and has little to show in return. >> reporter: the president has invested a lot of political capital in this and many worry he is more interested in this as part of his legacy than delivering a good deal for the columbian people. >> reporter: farc has been fighting the government since 1964. formal peace talks began in 2012, with both sides meeting in cuba. farc negotiators committed to a unilateral ceasefire last year and the government agreed to halt military operations but that momentum for peace is now under threat. >> translator: we sympathize with the families and our countrymen and call on columbians to reflect on this as we pursue the peace talks. it is necessary to end this war. >> reporter: the president says the ta

four of them seriously in the attack of the farc strong hollywood. this marks the biggest violation of cease-fire between the two sides. colombian capital of bogota will this derail the peace process, or is this too far forward to do that. >> i don't think this will mean suspension of the ongoing negotiations in cuba, but it does change the environment of the negotiations especially after we heard so many positive announcements in the past weeks and months. and he did announce the first consequence of this attack, which will be resuming air raids against farc camps. just announced this minutes ago. the government has decided a temporary suspension of the air raids in response to the farc's unilateral cease-fire. so far they had respected. now they said that we know's action against the soldiers was deliberate. it was a clear attack and a clear violation of the cease-fire which left them with really no option but to resume attacks. so we'll see again the conflict heat up in colombia after four months of relative calm, which of course, will affect loca

president santos could barely hide frustration as he announce add resumption of bombing farc hideouts. >> this is a reprehensible act that will not go without punishment and requires decisive action and there will be consequences. we will pursue those responsible. i've ordered the armed force to say lift the suspension of the bombings on farc camps until further notice. >> it's a difficult time for santos. he spent two years talking with the rebels, with little to show for it in return. >> president santos invested a lot of political capital in this and many worry he's more interested in this as part of his legacy than delivering a good deal for the people. >> farc are the revolutionary people's army of colombia have been fighting the government since 1964, an estimated 200,000 people have dialed in the conflict. formal peace talks began in 2012 with both sides meeting in cuba. farc negotiators commit to a unilateral ceasefire in december last year and the government agreed to halt military operations. that momentum for peace is now under threat. >> we sympathize with the families and

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. >>> colombian soldiers are killed by farc rebels. what more now from the cease-fire there. >>> the e.u. accuse google of promoting it's own shopping service. >>> interesting developments in the war in yemen. saudi arabia keeps up its defensive against houthi rebels, the former president ali abdullah saleh who is said to be on the houthi side, has asked for safe passage out of his country. he has been helping those who fight abd rabbuh mansur hadi. saleh's request has been rejected by the golf corporation council, that is the gcc. let's go to sawedlet's go to mohammed. an hour ago you broke this story al jazeera. whether he still is in yemen and lag for a safe way out. >> he's still in question men but he has sent his envoy. according to the reports he sent them to oman to bring this message to the gcc leaders basically offering to leave yemen safely along with his family in exchange for abandoning the houthies. this point abandoning the houthies we've received more details about it in the message. it seems that saleh has told the gcc

. ♪ ♪ ♪ julio: en colombia, el gobierno reacciona con bordÓn de dos de las farc al ejÉrcito.errilla. las farc en un comunicado advierte que la muerte de 11 uniformados, es consecuencia de la ofensiva permanente de las tropas oficiales contra las unidades en la tregua unilateral. sin embargo, invitan al gobierno mantener la cabeza frÍa... que pueda mantener el cese unilateral del fuego. juan manuel santos: he ordenado a la fuerzas la orden de suspensiÓn de bombardeos a los campamentos de las farc hasta nueva orden. a ustedes,seÑores comandantes. les he ordenado desplegar todas las acciones ofensivas necesarias para proteger a la poblaciÓn civil y a proteger, por supuesto, a nuestras tropas. julio: vamos a repÚblica dominicana, a bombas lacrimÓgenas, la policÍa dispersÓ a un grupo. >> mientras se esperaba el conocimiento de esta revisiÓn, los grupos se vieron la cara frente a frente, lo que de inmediato provocÓ el enfrentamiento. con bombas lacrimÓgenas, los agentes del orden pretendÍa mantener el orden. se enfrentaban en un respaldo y el otro en rechazo. en el escenario, vario

in the early 2000, farc had more than 16,000 members. the u.s. is particularly interested in farc's involvement in drug trafficking. some estimates say the group could make as much as $3.5 million a year shipping cocaine out of columbia. the u.s. government believes farc accounts for 60% of the colombian cocaine that makes it to the united states. >> new word this morning on the search for missing malaysia air flight flee 370. china india and malaysia will double the search area if the plane is not found by may. they are done searching 23,000 square miles of the indian ocean. the flight disappeared last march eight without a trace. >> new reports this morning that the volunteer sheriff's deputy in oklahoma who shot and killed a black man may not have taken state-mandated training. according to the tulsa world newspaper, supervisors at the sheriffs office were asked to sign off on robert baits' records giving him credit for training he may not have completed. other records were reportedly lost over the years. sheriff officials deny the claims. he

the issue here is that they don't believe the farc. they've been used to you know going through previous peace process that then failed under the pressure of military actions, farc attacking the infrastructure in the country or the military and this is exactly what seems to have happened last week. now, the farc are saying that they will continue and maintain their cease fire as long as they're not subject to a permanent siege by the military and what they mean is that as long as military operations ground operations continue incidents like the ones that happened last week could occur again and that's really the tricky point here. how much patience do columbians have and what will happen if more violence comes in the next weeks and months. >> thank you. >>> it is more than four months since president obama and his cuban counterpart raul castro announced they would normalize relations between the countries including taking cuba off the list of countries supporting terrorism. >>reporter: the americans are coming. but not in the way the c

president juan manual santos called a deliberate attack by the farc. santos said the attack, which killed 10 soldiers and one rebel, marked a breach of the farc's unilateral ceasefire. >> this is a reprehensible act and it will not go without punishment. it requires decisive action, and there will be consequences. we are going to pursue those responsible for the dispensable -- despicable act. amy: president santos did not suspend historic peace talks between the farc and colombian government aimed at ending the 50-year conflict. a mailman from florida has landed a tiny personal aircraft on the lawn of the u.s. capitol in a protest to demand campaign finance reform. doug hughes was carrying letters to every member of congress , calling for them to address corruption. he flew about an hour from maryland into restricted airspace and onto the capitol's west lawn, stunning authorities and bystanders. he was immediately arrested. before taking off, hughes had spoken about his plans to "the tampa bay times." >> i'm going to violate the no-fly zone. i intend f

in the 1980s, cuba did support the farc in columbia movements in angola and western africa and perhapshe designation of state sponsor of terrorism was appropriate at that point in time but these day cuba's involvement is pretty much limited to hosting the peace talks between the farc and the columbian government and that has been applauded worldwide. so there are human rights concerns within cuba. there's repression of freedom of speech repression of the dissident movement and those are things that the united states should be working with the rest of the international community to address. but they are no longer a sponsor of terrorism. >>> and the state department is said to be in the final stages of making its determination on cuba's position on the list. >>> the secret service back under the microscope. >>> and you can pick them up at most health stores but there are hidden dangers in workout supplements. ♪ >>> a high-ranking supervisor at the secret service is on leave today after a female employee accused him of making unwanted sexual advances. it happened at party at the agency he

>>> estamos con el proceso paso a paso las farc han hecho varios gestos para la terminar el conflictono puede haber porque aceptarÍa ni la comunidad internacional, ni el pueblo colombiano, ni nuestra propia constituciÓn que yo podrÍa cumplir >>> hablamos estado cumbre cuba viene por primera vez, ¿ quÉ papel tuvo colombia en incentivar que se aceptara a cuba? >>> usted se acuerda que fuimos los a nfitriones de la Última cumbre y dije al final no habrÁ so otra cumbre sin cuba y espero que siga avanzando para que la situaciÓn interna de cuba se normalice, y lo del diÁlogo con estados unidos y con el resto de los paÍses tambiÉn se normalice, y que todos avancemos en la direcciÓn correcta. >>> fÍjese el proceso democrÁtico ha vavanzado muy muchos paÍses, sin embargo cuba sigue con los mismos hermanos que hace 56 aÑos tomaron el poder ¿ lo Único que no ha cambiado es cuba por quÉ el resto de latinoamÉrica estÁ dispuesto a cambiar cuando no ha habido ni un sÓlo solo cambio en cuba >>> pero estamos comenzando a ver dwualgunos parsos en la direcciÓn correcta y hemos slishvisto en la negociaciÓ

. >>> wednesday's deadly attack on colombian soldiers blamed on farc soldiers was a deliberate assault. fight started by the army, footage shows bodies of soldiers inside sleeping bags, suggesting they were killed as they slept. unspecified nightly territorial commission. prompting juan manuel santos, president, to order resumption of attacks. >> translator: members of farc: hear the national outcry. don't be deaf to these colombians who are clam clamoring that the time for war has come. you should show it with deeds not words. >> gun fights broke out, in the mexican city of reynosa after drug gang leader known as the jinxed one was arrested. carried out blockades in the city. three people are believed to have been cartel gunmen have been killed. argentina has brought proceedings against three companies on the falkland islands. britain defeated argentina in a short war for islands in 1982. >>> russian president vladimir putin faces a new political challenge. two opposition parties have agreed to run on a joint platform in next year's parliamentary elections. they see the move as an att

still to come on the program colombia's farc rebels say they will maintain their ceasefire despite theecent outbreak of violence. and car makers unveil their latest models and even in the latest, the economy is in the driver's seat. driver's seat. plate of people... >> techknow only on al jazeera america >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. >> hello been, top stories here on al jazeera. the european union has proposed a new plan to tackle the migrant crisis which includes destroying smuggler nodes and more funding for rescue operations in the mediterranean. others ships have

definitivamente no porque cuba sigue albergando a grupos identificados de terroristas inclusive la farcado en ley y hechos era que no iban a cometer estos actos y dos veces mÁs en Últimos 18 se le han cogido traficando armas. >> es momento de mantener esa lista a cuba en esa lista?. >> primero es un proceso, el presidente con su bolÍgrafo no puede decidir. >> el departamento de estado. >> si se queda o no se queda. >> es un proceso delib rativo que existe en el departamento de estado. >> pero mÁs alla si existe fugiti fugitivos que estados unidos quiere traer para acÁ que estan albergados en cuba o en otro paÍs la mejor forma de poder lograr ese objetivo es teniendo conversaciones y teniendo acceso diplomÁtico para presentar tus prioridades y esto estÁ sobre la mesa dentro de conversaciones que estÁn teniendo. >> hablemos de esta cumbre que comienza esta semana a finales de esta semana primera vez que cuba asistirÁ a una de las cumbres de la amÉrica era hora o no era hora?. >> es un gran error recordemos que esta cumbre era cumbres de democracia en el 2001 hubo la carta interamericana d

pictures suggest that they were killed while they slept. >> many of farc here the national outcry. don't be deaf to us colombians who are clamoring to end the war. our patience is running out. we have to set time frames for these peace process. if you want peace you must show it with deed, and not words. >> britain's foreign minister said that argentina is starting legal action over the falkland islands has been outrageous piece of bullying. the argentinian government said that it is theirs along with any oil found by three british and two american exploration companies who have been taken to court. britain went to war with argentina in is the 82 in the falkland islanders have remained british. >>> a warship playing a key role in united states history has set sail again today--at least a replica. using 18th century woodworking techniques the vessel will take her maiden voyage across the atlantic ocean. >> reporter: the day of departure has finally arrived. 55 crew volunteers are making final preparations for her maiden voyage, recalling the crossing more than 200 years ago when it

. >> pictures obtained by al jazeera shows that the attack by farc rebels was no mistake.he footage shows bodies of soldiers inside sleeping bags suggesting they were killed while they slept. the army said that it's troops were ambushed by the rebels while carrying out an unsuspected territory mission. >> as often is the case when it comes to the conflict in columbia public opinion is very popularized. on one hand there are people who live in conflict areas like this one where the attack happened. they were hope they were getting closer to this conflict, and the situation has been calm during the unilateral cease-fire until this attack on tuesday night. but then there is the other side of the colombian cities, they fear that this attack shows that the farc are not willing to bring peace to the country. there is a great loss of confidence and they agree with some of the decisions and many of them are wanting to suspend the talks. >> how likely is it that that will happen. itis that all now in jeopardy? what does this mean for the peace process? >> not only is interest a cea

atento cada dejÓ once soldados muertos y 20 heridos y que segÚn el ejÉrcito fue llevado a cabo por las farcamos conocer nas de la iniciativa del presidente barack obama de darÍa a la hispanos de estudiar en un colegio comunitario sin que tengan que pagar un centavo. ivÁn informa desde el colegio comÚn tarde houston. >>> ivÁn. >>> gracias y aquÍ aplicarÍa la enzotiva hay muchos centros como este en el regreso totalidad paÍs pero desde aquÍ conoce por los que el personal y estudiantes dicen que los hispanos se beneficiarÍan. >>> ♪. >>> mÁs hispanos ingresan a el community college en vez de universidad de cuatro aÑos un estudio revela de los 7 millones de estudiantes que seso ten los hispanos son casi la mitad, en comparaciÓn con 34% de caÑos y 30 de a un logros. >>> te ofrecen mÁs clases y estÁn mÁs baratas. >>> comunico tico litch. >>> y ahora el presidente barack obama propio dme primeros dos aÑos de un community college sean gratis para todo aquel dispuesto estudiar. >>> es buena la propuesta creo que si llego a llevar a cabo. >>> la iniciativa tendrÍa que ser ap un problema ada por cono l

farc leaders deny the killing. >> members of farc, don't be deaf to us colombians who are clamoring tond the war. our patience is running out. we have to set time frames for this peace process. if you want peace you must show it with deed and not words. >> britain's foreign minister said that argentina has started legal actions over the falkland islands is an outrageous piece of bullying. they say the area is theirs as well as any oil found by you u.k. and u.s. exploratory companies. >> fascinating research of what modern life could be doing to our bodies. scientists have discovered something intrigueing. the yanomani had the most diverse range of bacteria in the body. the average human has 1 trillion microbes that play as key role in keeping us healthy. but many were found to be 40% less diverse than the yanomani people. one of the a thursday of the study joins us live from st. louis, missouri. so to us non-scientists put this in perspective for us. >> sure, happy to. thanks for having me on. so we learned over the last ten years in particular that these bacterias that live within us

enrique: el presidente de colombia anunciÓ que reanudarÁn los bombardeos a los campamentos de las farcl fallecido fiscal alberto nisman, la opiniÓn de esto cambia el rumbo de la investigaciÓn. la es esposa de nisman sostiene que el fiscal fue asesinado. enrique: hoy se enfrentaron en partido amistoso que la verdad no tiene nada de amistoso, un encuentro entre mÉxico y estados unidos, con un saldo de 2_0 a favor de estados unidos. pedro: la pasiÓn del fÚtbol dominÓ esta noche en texas donde mÉxico y estados unidos se enfrentaron de manera amistosa. el clima ingreso con este gol de morris y luego el de juan agudelo. >> quÉ equipo quiere que gane? >> no me importa cuÁl. >> viniste a ver el juego? >> poco antes de que los equipos saltaron a la cancha, geg abbot dio vueltas con una bandera de estados unidos en su silla de rueda. greg: hay mucha pasiÓn entre los dos lados. >> agregÓ que su mensaje era que se jugarÁ fuerte. es asÍ como se celebra esta fiesta deportiva. >> de dÓnde vienes? >> de texas. >> se vinieron desde allÁ? >> ahora, en la maÑana. la festividad futbolÍstica sirviÓ para qu

we join alexander the word from the farc people is what, at the moment? >> well, david there were a lot of expectations for what they had to sake, bowt park is rebels and the government mediators. since the 11th soldiers were killed. nowee van marcus the head of the farc negotiators say they will continue with their unilateral ceasefire, sloks is then stop their siege on the groups, in the areas where the congress e-conflict continues. exactly what happens the last week? what he's saying is if the military continues their ground operations, it will be very difficult to avoid these kinds of incidents. he alsod though, that at the are still committed to a full peace deal and they feel that essentially the problem is with the fact that the government is not accepting a full bilateral ceasefire, which is something that the governmental will not do until a full peace agreement is signed. roughly an hour later a government head of the peace gloashtors also spoke and he gave a very different version of what happened last thirst and park has an issue with the col

apparently surprised by an attack in the middle of the farc lateral cease fire. >> we were awoken by the explosions. i jumped from my bed, ran to my kids and we all piled in one corner where we could feel somewhat safer. >>reporter: days after the incident the signs of just how devastating the attack has been are here for everybody to see. holes in the ground where the grenades exploded or blood stains on the floor. even the boot belonging to one of the soldiers. and the fear for the people who live here that the war is back. the village is at the center of a drugs and weapons corridor. coka plants are easy to spot in the hills. after a recent military antidrug ground operation, the villagers have feared the rebels would retaliate. and they did. >> we had asked the soldiers a month ago to please move away. bombings will resume and bring more violence. we need the talks to succeed. it's easy for the people in the city to say war is the answer when we're the victims. people bring flowers for the dead soldiers. for some the attack has wiped out what little confidence there was. >> it's

posibilidad de un cese bilateral, que tan cerca estÁ colombia de un cese bilateral de fuego con las farcmente es lo que significarÍa todo, ojalÁ lo hagamos lo mÁs pronto posible porque eso depende del punto de las vÍctimas y de las injusticias. >> cds sacrifican los niveles de justicia para poder encontrar una firma definitiva pero van o no van a ir a la cÁrcel miembros de las farc? >> yo lo coloco en los siguientes tÉrminos, ellos tienen que aceptar la justicia y el mundo de hoy no es el mundo de hace 20 aÑos, hoy es imposible y nadie acepta esas amnistÍas de que nada pasÓ, simple y llanamente eso no es posible y en la medida en que ellos acepten que esa realidad es una realidad, allÍ podremos construir ese esquema de justicia para colombia que serÁ la salida para la paz y que ademÁs somos el primer paÍs que estÁ buscando una soluciÓn, es decir estamos haciendo camino al andar, pues le interesa la comunidad internacional ver quÉ hacemos, usted me preguntarÁ si es bueno o malo, yo dirÍa que se dificulta porque las diferentes posiciones filosÓficas de una soluciÓn como estamos sentando pr

. >> this is a theatrical farce, where they think enemies will talk and sing a song of piece. unacceptable. >>> havoc and chaos rule as the nations of the americas gather for an historic meeting >>> a break through hint. >> as circumstances change, that list will change. >> president obama singles change in the status of cuba as he prepares for a face to face with raul castro >>> deal or no deal a powerful man in iran takes his silence on the nuclear deal and takes a hard line. the u.s. is not backing down >>> erasing the past as monuments to colonial leaders come down south africans look to the future >>> lethal weapons that function autonomously. human rights groups target killer robots - saying the risks outweigh the rewards. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora. >> i'm barbara. we begin with the summit of the americas. president obama arrived in pan ma an hour ago. the historic gathering is bringing together the leaders of cuba and the u.s. for the first time in more than half a century. it could see a breakthrough in relations between the countries. >> a major issue is whet

justicia para encontrar una firma definitiva, de la que van o no van a ir a la cÁrcel miembros de las farcsquema de justicia profesional que para colombia concederÁ la salida hacia la paz que ademÁs somos el primer paÍs que estÁ buscando la soluciÓn bajo el paraguas del tratado de roma. estamos haciendo camino al andar. por eso hay tantos intereses en la comunidad internacional. usted preguntarÁ si es bueno es malo. yo dirÍa que dificulta porque las diferentes posiciones, filosÓficas frente a una posible soluciÓn como estamos sentando precedentes pues van a jalar para sus lados con mÁs vehemencia pero tenemos que buscar ese punto de equilibrio. yo le resumirÍa la repeticiÓn en una frase: queremos el mÁximo de justicia que nos permita la paz. alex: presidente, muchÍsimas gracias. para terminar y volviendo con el cine, reiteramos, los dos grandes protagonistas; barack obama y raÚl castro, en la pelÍcula de la cumbre de las amÉricas. lo que no sabemos todavÍa, es esa película va a tener un final feliz con el deshielo definitivo entre cuba y los estados unidos. jorge: gracias feliz, desde ciud

el presidente juan manuel santos decidiÓ reanudar las conversaciones con las farc y marco rubio dice

in the 1980s cuba did support spain eta the farc in colombia, and western angola and perhaps the state sponsor of terrorism was appropriate at that time. but these days cuba's involvement in the domestic disputes of other countries is pretty much limited to hosting the peace talks between the farc and the colombian government and that's been applauded worldwide. so absolutely there are human rights concerns within cuba. there is repression of freedom of speech, there is repression of the dissident movement and those are things that the united states should be working with the rest of the international community to address. but cuba is no longer a state sponsor of terrorism so it simply dilutes our arguments whether we talk about other forms of human rights abuses to talk about ones no longer at hand. >> even if the administration moves to remove cuba from the list something high members of congress oppose the move. do you think that could happen? >> no, i don't think that could happen. there is a very small very noisy pro-embargo lobby in the capital, we are seeing more and more of our

farc is in cuba is hosting negotiations to try to bring an end to the war in colombia between farc and the colombian government. some of the members of e.t.a. are there because of an agreement. i will say spain has asked for the extradition of two people. those people in cuba have not been active in promoting terrorism. while they have been in cuba which is the definition of giving sanctuary to terrorists in the law that establishes the terrorism list. the u.s. fugitives, their -- the actions of which they have been convicted may very well count as terrorism but don't count as international terrorism under that legislation which says international terrorism is acts of terrorism across national boundaries. these are u.s. citizens that committed acts of terrorism in the united states. there isn't a rationale for cuba being on the list. >> ronald reagan put cuba on the list in 1982. and he did so right after a couple of very secret back channel meetings between his representatives and cuban representatives, in which reagan's message was we want you to get out of central america. we want y

periodista: el presidente aprovechÓ para anunciar una prÓrroga a las farc en medio de los diÁlogos.otros somos los mÁs afectados porque la guerra se desarrolla en nuestro territorio. peridista: el acto que sÓlo en bogotÁ reuniÓ a 100,000 colombianos sirviÓ para hacer tributo a quienes han sido vÍctimas del conflicto. todos los sectores presentes en la marcha pidieron que en la habana se siga con los diÁlogos. las actividades complementarias a la marcha organizada por la paz terminarÁn maÑana viernes en un partido de fÚtbol por la paz, donde diego armando maradona formarÁ parte. jorge: maradona jugando, vamos a ver. ok, gracias por haber estado con nosotros. ♪ candela: cuando tengas listo mi tÉ, me lo llevas a mi cuarto. no voy a seguir oyendo tonterÍas. oh. melesio: ay, mi hija. ahora sÍ te pasaste. perdÓnala, patrÓn. no nos vaya a correr por esto. lo que pasa es que dominga no-- severiano: sshh. no te preocupes, melesio. no la voy a correr. al contrario deberÍa de premiarla. ya era hora de que alguien le pusiera los pies sobre la tierra a candela. [rÍe] felicidades, dominga. si pud

vilma: desde 1982 el nombre de cuba estaba en ese grupo por apoyar a eta o la farc.la Época en la que cuba patrocinaba eso forma parte del pasado. alfredo: porque la guerra frÍa terminÓ, la uniÓn soviÉtica terminÓ, los financiamientos que tenÍa cuba para que se volviera el niÑo malo del llano estÁn ahÍ. vilma: la polÉmica no se redujo, entre los residentes cubanos en la florida es comÚn encontrar detractores. el congreso tendrÁ 45 dÍas para revisar la decisiÓn del residente obama. si quisieran bloquear la tendrÍan que hacerlo con una sesiÓn conjunta de ambas cÁmaras. ademÁs, obama tendrÍa la facultad de vetar el rechazo. marÍa: en cuba no ha habido una reacciÓn oficial del gobierno. entre los habitantes de la habana se recibiÓ con agrado la noticia de que el nombre de su paÍs saldrÍa de la lista negra. >> me parece una buena intenciÓn parte del presidente y... pienso que cuba no tendrÍa que estar en esta lista. >> me parece muy bien para nuestro paÍs, porque todo va a ser mejor ahora para nosotros. marÍa: fiesta sexuales con prostitutas de agentes de la dea se remont