garcÍa padilla pintÓ otro cuadro mÁs alentador sobre sus condiciones polÍticas, en entrevista radial,anos, aumenta medida que pasan las horas a sÓlo dos dÍas para que concluya el plan nacional de regularizaciÓn. ampliamos. reportero: a pocas horas para que venza el plazo del plan de regularizaciÓn en esta ciudad de santiago, cada dÍa la fila es mÁs larga. algunos de los que se encuentran haciendo cola sufren desmayos, mientras que otros denuncian que reciben maltratos. >> uno se cansa. mira a un viejo, no come ni desayuna, esta con hambre. >> yo me inscribÍ, ahora me dieron un ticket para volver. ahora que vuelva con el mismo ticket y no me dejan entrar. >> nosotros estamos hace tiempo, esto no tienen disciplina. hace mucho calor, esto deberÍa estar mejor para que no se pudiera escribir. reportero: algunos de los extranjeros dicen que para no quedarse fuera, tuvieron que amanecer en este lugar. >> hay que hablar con la gente. >> un caos total, yo creo que debiÓ a ver un poco mÁs de organizaciÓn y preverse algunas situaciones. >> ellos quieren salir de aquÍ, no quiere trabajar con noso

. >> gracias christina, reportando de sacramento, puerto rico tocÓ fondo de forma sombrÍa, garcÍa padilla cruza la isla un dÍa despuÉs que el gobernador admitiera que puerto rico estÁ en una crisis econÓmica tan grande y profunda que no podrÁ pagar sus deudas que llegan a 72 mil millones de dÓlares. >> la deuda publica considerando el nivel de actividad actual es impagable, pero ademÁs el tamaÑo de esa deuda nos impide salir del ciclo de recesiÓn y con tracciÓn ante la situaciÓn, todos tenemos que asumir nuestra responsabilidad. >> el informe. >> el gobernador propuso diferir los pagos de la deuda, mientras negocio cia con los acreedores ya la casa blanca ha dicho que no tiene un plan de rescate para la isla que tampoco puede declararse en bancarrota por no ser estado de la uniÓn americana asÍ que una situaciÓn muy difÍcil y crÍtica la de puerto rico. >> otra economÍa que estÁ en la cuerda floja * es de grecia, sus banco amanecieron cerrados provocando el des mroem de la bolsa de valores de estados unidos, el gobierno dijo que los mantendrÁ cerrados por una semana y puso lÍmites a retiros

ilia:en puerto rico, el gobernador alejandro garcÍa padilla se expresÓ a favor de privatizar la energÍaguir en manos de la amanda acciÓn pÚblica, justificÓ lo que dijo el secretario de la gobernaciÓn quien abriÓ las puertas a las alianzas pÚblico privadas como parte de las estructuraciÓnde la autoridad de energÍa elÉctrica. en repÚblica dominicana, moradores de juan Álvarez en san juan denunciaron que miembros de la organizaciÓn nacional de control de drogas mantienen atemorizados a esa comunidad. pedro mateo nos informa. pedro: buenas tardes, debido ala con paros de lo que en los jÓvenes temen venir a este parque. inmediatamente observan un vehÍculo desconocido, la incertidumbre de hombres, mujeres y niÑos. >> ya ellos estÁn huyendo. >> todos los niÑos estÁn asustados, corriendo. pedro: aunque el alcalde de la comunidad admite que existen algunos delincuentes, dijo que las autoridades deben encontrar a los que verdaderamente estÁn fuera de la ley. >> yo soy de los que dijo que la juventud, hay forma de meter la mano. >> cada vez que viene una guagua doble cabina blanca, tienen que anda

this is the governor of puerto rico, a la hundred garcia -- alejandro garcia padilla. people are calling puerto rico america's greece and are urging the u.s. to save it from default. genie: french papers are focusing on a new wikileaks document saying that the nsa spied on top french companies. flo: this is getting a lot of attention today. these new wikileaks documents were published jointly by the left-leaning paper. you can see their paper here today. it is an investigative online publication that comes in the wake of those revelations that the nsa was spying on politicians in france. now wikileaks, according to these documents was spying -- the nsa was spying on french companies. the nsa was also targeting the french economy. this front page has a clever pun. they talk about "the other nsa business." the politicians and the companies. washington has been leading a policy of economic espionage against france for at least a decade. the nsa wiretaps two french finance ministers, collecting information about export contracts valued at $200 million . also collecting inf

in a televised address the governor garcia padilla told the nation hard decisions need to be made. >>nslator: the only way we'll get out of this hole is if we join together as a country and are all willing including bond holders to assume some of the shared sacrifices today. so that tomorrow we can also share the benefit of a growing economy. >> reporter: at the campus of the university of puerto rico students reacted angrily to the speech. many feel budget cuts will unfairly target them for years to come. >> the people who will suffer is us, the students, the students that will follow us in the next couple of years, that is the generation that will have to pay for all of the past consequences. >> reporter: but attempts to cut spending in restructure debts have so far failed and now few options remain. the sign here behind me reads people before the debt. but for puerto rico there is now no goaled ticket. whatever happens in negotiations in the next few hours days or even months, this island faces years of hard times. puerto rico is a territory of the united states, and much of the de

governor alejandro garcia padilla says the island cannot pay its $72 billion in debt and is facing a financial death spiral. the unemployment rate already tops 12%, more than double the continental u.s. because it's a commonwealth puerto rico can't declare bankruptcy like detroit did. the white house says no bailout. the crisis would also affect people outside the island. much of puerto rico's debt is held by unsuspecting investors. >> millions of americans without even knowing it own puerto rican bonds, and when they look in their bank accounts and in their 401(k)s they are going to see a number that is lower than it was before. >> reporter: trying to raise money, tomorrow the government will impose a sales tax higher than any u.s. state. 11.5%. as lawmakers debate a new budget. >> the problem is so big and has been going on for so long that they just don't know what to do. >> reporter: so by the end of the summer juan carlos cabrera will move to the mainland where his wife's found a new job. >> it's not easy. >> reporter: what was once his home his paradise now lost. gabe gutierrez

bond scares, maybe a greater threat right now than anything in europe, in moments ago governor garcia padilla said that common wealth needs and will propose a restructuring man he said that cred for the must share -- creditors must share a sacrifice. >> if congress allowed they could file for bankruptcy but does not electric like congress wants to -- does not look like congress wants to do that. charles: what happens with that debt, do they get some of the money, partial? not all of it? >> pennies on the dollar. charles: a defacto bankruptcy in a different name. >> depends on how congress wants to structure it but yeah, same at chaptir9. >> that bill in house now, judiciary committee will allow them to do a chapter 9. that goes through, that is on taxpayer that is a federal bailout. charles: we should know their debt per capita is higher than any state in u.s., any state, how they got $72 billion in debt is beyond me. >> most of that debt is held by big american funds in those funs that money comes from pension funds public pension funding from endow am. we all of us, in this country are goin

on monday, governor alejandro garcia padilla said the struggling island needs washington's help. governor padilla: it is the moment for us to speak in one voice and demand concrete action from washington, action now, changes to section nine, so puerto rico can count on the same protections. amy: a report monday said puerto rico's financial outlook is unsustainable, with insufficient revenues, high migration, and a heavy financial burden to meet its obligations as a u.s. territory. at the white house, press secretary josh earnest ruled out a bailout, but suggested puerto rico could be eligible for bankruptcy protections. secretary earnest: there is no one contemplating a federal bailout of puerto rico, but we remain committed to working with leaders as they address serious financial challenges plaguing the commonwealth of what rico. the treasury department -- puerto rico. the treasury department and other officials have been engaged with puerto rico to help them get access to all existing and available federal resources and the treasury department over the last year or two has sha

governor garcia padilla told "the new york times" his island has been in a debt spiral economically speakings are not payable. this is not politics in a surprisingly frank interview, this is math. the governor will elaborate this evening at 5:00. but meanwhile there's widespread speculation of default for the commonwealth. it doesn't have the openings of a municipal bankruptcy filing under chapter nine like with cities like detroit. puerto rico in recent years has imposed higher taxes, pension reforms and spending trends in an effort to balance out its long beleaguered books. revenue has undershot government targets according to this economic study leading the commonwealth with the highest debt-to-gdp ratio by a very long mile. you look at the chart, it's just astonishing. now the governor is asking for some assistance from the island's creditors to stave off a potential default. among that group a wide swath of municipal bond as well as a powerful group of hedge funds among many others. some are optimistic about the island's long-term future. john paulson has described puerto rico as perhap

alejandro garcia padilla says he hopes to defer payments while re-negotiating $72 billion in red ink.ouse said today it is not considering a federal bailout. the u.s. supreme court has closed out its term with a slap at the environmental protection agency. the justices ruled five to four today against e.p.a.'s limits on mercury emissions from power plants. it said officials should have accounted for the cost of compliance, right from the start. a full examination of the decision follows later in the program. two of the last holdout states gave way today to the high court's decision legalizing gay marriage. louisiana began issuing licenses to same-sex couples, and mississippi authorized clerks of court to do the same. but texas attorney general ken paxton says clerks may refuse to issue licenses on religious grounds. that brought complaints today in austin. >> what's clear is that our work is far from over. the theatrics of texas attorney general paxton, who has blatantly encouraged state officials to defy the highest court in the land, is evidence of that very fact. the attorney gener

we had governor garcia padilla saying that puerto rico's $72 billion in debts are not payable. raising questions about whether or not various issuers around the island including the electric authority, including general obligation bonds and others would be able to make debt servicing payments tomorrow that total almost $2 billion just due tomorrow. news crossed the wires at about 600 million of general obligation bond payments would be made. representative pierre luisi thinks the discussion needs to be about economic growth. it's not news that puerto rico has these issues. he thinks the message is wrong. default is not good for the island. he would not support it. he says some of the other measures under discussion there's no political support for. he would like to see chapter 9 which is only available to munts pallets. he would like to see statehood in the future and introduced legislation to both effects. the political ranker is running strong. the other is gloom. people are concerned about political dysfunction and jobs. labor participation rate is only 40%. a lot of wood to

what is your message to governor garcia padilla? >> i met with the governor today.al market markets, our creditors are looking forward to a five-year credible fiscal plan. i want to sit on the table. i want leaders to be part of this process. when you talk about a five-year plan in puerto rico where you have a four-year cycle, it transcends administrations and makes sense to contribute in that process. >> will he take you up on that? >> i think so we need to structure it so it's not me participating in meetings, but to really have a say on a five-year plan. apart from that what i am saying is we have to look at each and every one of these entities on its own. right now the puerto rico electric power authority are undergoing negotiations with creditors. could you have restructuring there, but it's negotiating. chapter 9 is useful because it's a legal framework available in the states for cities for entities like the power authority. it should be available in puerto rico. we've got to leave it there thank you. interesting news on puerto rico. >> live in san juan. >> w

declarasen bancarrota para aliviar la aguda crisis financiera que enfrenta la isla, alejandro garcÍa padillantera y otras 180.000 podrÍan ser deportadas. y escuche esto: consumir limones y naranjas es una buena manera de adquirir ciertas vitaminas que requiere el cuerpo, pero al parecer no todos beneficios, un estudio revela un posible vÍnculo entre dichas frutas y el riesgo de padecer cÁncer de piel, la investigaciÓn dice que quienes consumen una cosa y media de cÍtricos por día aumentan probabilidades de contraer el mal, el peligro es todavÍa mayor para quienes sÓlo beber el jugo, expertos afirman que lo ideal no es evitarlo sino mantener una dieta balanceada. ahÍ lo tiene. y ahora vamos a pasar con ximena y una invitada muy especial, para a conocer los detalles del estado del tiempo. ximena: gracias, tengo una invitada muy especial, y es mi princesa, cuÉntale a todos cÓmo te llamas. >> sofÍa. ximena: y eres la princesa de quiÉn? >> de la tÍa. ximena: es un gusto presentarlos, es mi muÑeca, como mi hija, mÁndale un saludo a todos los que te estÁn viendo. >> hola. ximena: voy a pedir la mis

en puerto rico el gobernador, alejandro garcÍa padilla reconociÓ que la isla no puede pagar los 72.000, pero finalmente cuasimodo se impuso ante 25 rivales para convertirse en la estrella de un concurso para elegir al perro mÁs feo del mundo, esto ocurriÓ en california, y a pesar de llevar nombre masculino cuasimado es una perra de 10 aÑos, sus dueÑos la recogieron en un refugio donde fue abandonada cuando era pequeÑa, sin imaginar que su mascota serÍa una celebridad mundial y se llevarÍa un premio de 1500 $, ay, pero seguro recibe mucho amor en casa. vamos contigo querida ximena, y los detalles del estado del tiempo, adelante. ximena: yo lo veo precioso, definitivamente, todos los animales son hermosos. tenemos tiempo severo en el valle de ohio, un sistema de baja presiÓn trae bastante lluvia de una a tres pulgadas en algunos sectores, tenemos avisos y alertas de inundaciones locales, especÍficamente para lo que es ohio, chicago 40% de lluvia, mÁxima de 76, para nueva york cundÍa mayormente soleado, temperatura mÁxima de 79, miami 93, para tanta lluvia en 60% como mÁximo en 88, donde