sentado en sus manos y no esta poniendo una atencion a este problema tan grave que esta ocurriendo en guatemala:34 esta carta acaba de ser enviada por la asambleista de california norma torres, instandole al gobierno federal a tomar una decision 18:35 mientras tanto que ellos no hagan nada miles de personas han sido deportadas, deportadas a un pais que no puede sostener a estos nuevos residentes 18:49 grupos de guatemalteco s valoran la intervencion de la asambleista torres, pues dicen que sirve para reactivar la presion y la lucha felix fuentes/mov.de inmigrantes guatemaltecos/mi gua 28:35 en otras instancias a otros paises se les ha aprobado en 60 dias o tres meses y nosotros en ocho meses no lo hemos logrado 28:42 el tps se ha concedido a indocumentados de paises afectados por desastres naturales y conflictos armados, para que puedan residir y trabajar sin temor a ser perseguidos. 28:02 la unica respuesta que se ha oido es que ellos siguen todavia evaluando lo que paso en guatemala lo que yo considero es ridiculo, porque los danos estan a la vista mas de 260 mil personas fueron damnificadas

>> nicaragua, guatemala, a lot... the majority from honduras who are on the trains, because of all the economic troubles in honduras of late. >> hinojosa: and the interesting thing is that people often in this country think just of mexico as a country that is sending migrants to the united states. in fact, in these stories that you're telling, these are central american immigrants who are crossing through mexico, and they are not welcome in mexico. >> that's right. >> hinojosa: i mean, these... you have mexicans who are living in sthermexico who look at these migrants from central america and saying, "we don't want them here." >> and in fact, for many latinos who read the book, this has been really the surprise that the mexicans treat these immigrants worse than the americans are treating them! >> hinojosa: they're brutal; the police are brutal... >> they fear them. they're robbed by... there's about a dozen police agencies that target these migrants on top of the train and rob them, and sometimes rape the girls and deport them south. mexico is deporting between 100,000 and 200,000 mig

la seleccion de guatemala sede del premundial estados unidos..cabezas de serie....la eliminatoria se jugara del 28 marzo al 10 de abril... asi quedaron los grupos.. .. en el a esta guatemala hondura y jamaica. en el grupo b se ubica estados unidos panama y surinam. en el sector c canada costa rica y guadalupe.. en el grupo d mexico, trinidad y tobago y cuba... los partidos se jugaran en los estadios mateo flores y cementos progreso de la capital chapina... los golden state warriors no pueden ante los soles de phoenix jugando de local o de visita... ayer en el us airways center de phoenix arizona ...monta ellis el cuarto mejor anotador de la nba esta temporada tuvo una noche gris al solo anotar 8 puntos... ... 112 a 88 ganaron los suns.. esa es la informacion deportiva... cesar regresamos contigo... roll open ms cesar ---son cautivadoras y tambin enigmticas... ---son piramides ubicadas aproximadame nte a media hora de guadalajara... unicas en el mundo por su forma circular. ---alfonso gutierrez viajo hasta teu-chitln, jalisco y nos presenta ... lo

. >> en sus propios paÍses como honduras, guatemala , el salvador donde cada vez hay mÁs pruebas de narcotrÁficoiones tiene una capacidad de realizarse alrededor del delito, y no es fÁcil controlar la efectividad con que actÚa. >> un territorio ideal para servir como corredor de drogas y corrupciÓn en muchos niveles. en san salvador, salvador castellanos, univisiÓn. >> en la segunda entrega sobre el accionar de las pandillas en el salvador. a partir del lunes el noticiero presentarÁ una serie sobre los presidenciables en mÉxico. jorge ramos entrevistÓ a los candidatos con mÁs posibilidades de llegar a ser el prÓximo presidente de mÉxico. se lo decimos maÑana. >> una sorprendente abuela gana un concurso de salsa. revelan que el futbolista brasileÑo ronaldo tuvo que usar paÑales en la copa amÉrica, las razone >> ronaldo sigue siendo noticia y se dijo que el brasileÑo tuvo que usar paÑales porque tomÓ un remedio para bajar de peso y tenÍa problemas estomacales... >> la periodista vicky pelÁez fue condenada en el aÑo 2010, dijo que jamÁs fue una gente rusa y que aceptÓ su culpabilidad en un afÁn de

es singulor, habian solciitado asilo politico y se les fue negado, por lo que su esposa viajo a guatemala alistar el regreso y victima de un asalto muri''o . >> según el abogado es cuestion de meses para que reabran el caso. >> una escuela se tiño de sangre leugo que un trabajador disparara al director del palnatel. >> según la polia las 10 y emdiad e la mañana jan lubebr se dirijio a la oficina del director y le dispoaro mortalmente una evz. >> hubo un tiroteo y lo que me preocupo que mencionaron la escuela de mi hijo. >> aquí nos dijeronq nentregaroian a los jiñso. >> se vivieron unas horas tensas, pero finalmente los alumnos fueron trasporatdos a otro sector donde se reunieron con sus padres . >> los supeustos hechos ocurrieron en un aula de la escuela despuñs de clases , lau autoridades temen que existasn mas victimas. >> una apreja esta acusada de pooenr el peligro la vida de sus 4 hijos tras manjear en estado de ebriedad . >> los investigadores dicen que la fuiesta parece haber estado larga ya que se detubvieron en el camino para seguir comprando alcohol . >> hasta el moentno son 40

11.000 inmigrantes secuestrados. 43% son hondureÑos, es es por ciento son del salvador, 11% son de guatemalanicaragüenses, colombianos y ecuatorianos. los estados con mayor incidencia son veracruz, tabasco, tamaulipas, san luis, pero sÍ y chiapas. >> el informe tambiÉn seÑala que los esfuerzos del gobierno mexicano no han sido suficientes para reducir los Índices de secuestro algo que los paÍses afectados le estan reclamando mÉxico. >> la defensa inclaudicable de los derechos humanos de la poblaciÓn migrante. no vamos a transigir ante ello. >> una pequeÑa esperanza para los afectados como teodora sanchez que no tiene cÓmo satisfacer las demandas de los secuestradores de sus hijos. >> que no me pidan dinero porque no tengo para entregarles. >> vamos a seguir en el sur. el tema de los falsos positivos en colombia vuelve a calentar la politica. una irregularidad en una movilizaciÓn es el centro de un nuevo escÁndalo. involucra un ex alto funcionario para la paz. >> el que fuera uno de los mayores logros del excomisionado carlos destrepo, hoy pende sobre su cabeza como una amenaza. la fiscalÍa a

que no tenÍan documentos que le permitieran entrar o permanecer legalmente en mÉxico, provienen de guatemalacolombiano califica del show mediÁtico la liberaciÓn de rehenes por parte de las farc. ademÁs la violencia infantil deja graves secuelas en perÚ. ademÁs el comentario de un >> el impecable traje y la pulcritud con la que un concejal volviÓ a la libertad con un infante de marina despertÓ en la polÉmica en colombia, el presidente dice que este suyo un mediÁtico de las farc, y de que es obra de replantear las actividades para que esta guerrilla deje de jugar con los sentimientos. >> el concejal saliendo de corbatas de la selva, eso es todo preparado, todo manipulado, para producir un efecto humanitario, que tiene muy poco. >> la ex senadora piedad cÓrdoba, dijo que para maÑana estÁ prevista la liberaciÓn del mayor de la policÍa y el cabo del ejÉrcito, a los que se aÑade un tercer rehÉn, serÁn seis los cautivos puestos en libertad y no cinco como dijo las farc esta semana. >> las secuelas de la violencia infantil en perÚ deja secuelas en la sociedad por la brutal forma en que son atacados

losqumigrantes que fueron arrestados ayer en reynosa tamaulipas no fueron arrestados, el consulado de guatemalaos pasaran a el ctados risidos. g portaatealadel uanticano federico bo nos derico ban lpas nos derico lolombardi sub wra l aprovec loaprovecho bo loaprovecho bo loaprovecho bo loaprovecho boaprovechó que los coyotes los pasaran a el ctados risidos. g portaatealadel uanticano federico bo federico ban lpas nos derico lomcoyotlombardi sub aprovec loaprovecho bo la corona de una reina de belleza hispana en san antonio abladrs corre peligro una controversia que llega hasta la corte. los detalles estos y mucho más esta noche en Última3 c1 coora maría elena adelante. >>> gracias enrique una pausa más y en seguida el equtipo meía tcano e y ahora regresemos desde ciudad de méxico con jorge ramos.3hc1 (imoo lommúsica♪) >>>uantamos hablar un poquito d fútbol el equipo mexicano el tri >>>uantamos hablar un poquito d fútbol el equipo mexicano el tri inicia hvechó rumbo a la copa del mundo de brasil 2014 ahí estaremos ojalá con un partido amistoso en contra de bosnia enicítlanta georgia ni atlanta e

año unas 500.000 personas de méxico y centroamérica intentan llegar a a los estados unidos desde guatemalan una nueva ley que intenta proteger a los inmigrantes. raúl torres nos dice como. >> arriba del tren al que llaman la bestia. a caminando. el largo recorrido por méxico lo hacen cargando en con mochila con un poquito de ropa ilusiones y miedo. >> azucena quiere llegar a los Ángeles, pero vio a la muerte de cerca. >> o me matan ellos o me mato slol. >> se tiró cuando delincuentes armado intentaran secuestrarla a ella y otros indocumentados para extorsionarlos en la caída se fracturó el tobillo derecho y logró escapar aunque se llevaron a 3 hombres y una mujer >> yo he escuchado que la muchacha compañera de viaje me de decía no me dejes. >periodista: suena fuerte en la cámara de senadores. por eso fue aprobada la ley de inmigración, ningún policía los podría arrestar. pero además tendrán derechos. >> se le da a los migrantes de reclamar su protección o denunciar o etc. >> la propuesta original de ley propone propuestas a los que dieran trabajos a los indocumentados, es que cada 250 mil

migrantes volviendo al informe, los migrantes más secuestrados son de honduras, siguen salvador y guatemala estudios en la capital mexicana y antes franciscos cuevas de brownsville con la información de último minuto, ambos muchas gracias. amigos continúamos siendo los primeros en traer la información más detallada y de último minuto sobre los anti indocumentados, comenzamos este segmento en arizona. la ley sb 1070 no es suficientemente férrea para su principal promotor. el senador estatal russell pearce tiene a los más jóvenes en la mirilla. janet rodríguez con los detalles. . >>> muy buenas tardes josé lo que parece un intento desesperado por pasar leyes anti inmigran inmigrantes el senador russell pearce ha propuesto un proyecto con más de una decena de estipulaciones en contra de los indocumentados. indignación es lo que expresaron manifestantes a las afueras del capitolio, al enterarse del nuevo proyecto del senador russell pearce. la sb 1611. medida catalogada peor que la 1070. >>> para darle más poder a la policía. y casi todos los empleados del estado para chequear el estatus, migra

. ♪ ♪ >> yo vine en el 95, me traje a mi hijo el mayor, el varÓn y dejÉ a mi hija en guatemala.es lo que puede hacer Él para tener su residencia y tambiÉn a mi hija, ella tiene el problema que no puede oÍr bien y no tengo con quiÉn tenerla en guatemala. quisiera preguntarle al abogado quÉ es lo que tengo que hacer para traer a mi hija y arreglar la residencia de mi hijo que estÁ conmigo. >> quÉ puede hacer juana en este caso, mario? >> con mucho gusto. la forma i 8- 24 para la hija para que sepan en guatemala que es residente la madre y con la teorÍa de siguiendo a la persona la niÑa puede venir. el caso del niÑo es un poco mÁs difÍcil porque se le dio la oportunidad de mandar su reporte de arresto y ya pasÓ el tiempo de apelaciÓn... el consejo es que vuelva a aplicar inmediatamente para ver si puede convencer a migraciÓn de los Ángeles o california que le den la oportunidad de lo comercio niÑo quedarÍa fuera de estatus. >> ya tiene las indicaciones y pueden haber relaciones. soluciones. >> claro que hay soluciones. >> muchas gracias, mario, por ayudar a tanta gente. si usted to

it takes place in guatemala during the 80's.his is a scene from the polytechnic the tick cal school where they would take the disappeared. emanuel for the americas. we are inside the basement of the polytechnic and i'm admiring the bone is thattedose that your heal bone makes in the sunlight in the palms of my hand in my mind. when you come to my bed your hands and breath is sweet and we can love like this for hours. i can find christ in your body. this too must be constructed and killed bike on television with pain and blood that's beautiful like a red refer. you made me into a woman and i surend erred into it a man-made into a woman and returned. but you don't want to my bed this is the metal cloth you are chained to in the polytechnic. and i do we do it slowly with timed extensions of christ, his face removed and his penis removed the maggets and the wounds the teeth and hair weeks before he is your christ in the black pit with you. each day becomes eternity of days the sun never sets or rises the light bulb on a wire as i bu

. >> this year, we were able to make 30 bibs for kids in guatemala with cleft palate, so um, and that was a really fun project and we're thinking of going there and bringing the bibs and going to the actual orphanage. >> while community service is a lot of work, the girls say the secret is to keep it fun! >> every time we usually do community service, like we always hung out before a lot, but now whenever we hang out, it usually has to do with community service also. we're having fun altogether, but we're helping other people, too. >> and they encourage others to do the same. >> when we made bibs for guatamala, we had a sleepover with pizza and music, so in between, we were having fun and hanging out so that's good advice to give. just try to and like hang out with friends and do it, it makes it easier. >> having fun isn't the only benefit to volunteering. >> i think i've changed because i never thought i was really like shy before, but i feel like this has just like opened me up so much more. >> i'm amazed by the growth in each one of these girls and their awareness of the needs of t

. >>> los habitantes de guatemala están bajo alerta amarilla por la actividad de 2 volcanes conocidos.. así que..que...:¿que tal estará miami?. >>> adelantó la primavera gran parte del sur pero el oeste, tormenta invernal y de eso hablaremos ahora. una extensa zona de baja presión y perturbación en altura, trayendo lluvias. en san francisco y también en los Ángeles. lluvia toda esta semana de una manera u otra habrá lluvia. y todos los estados de noroeste con avisos y alertas de tormenta invernal. idaho, oregon y montana. tiene que moverse hacia el interior y centro y noroeste del país principalmente. aquí tenemos la nieve que afectara no solo esta noche, gran parte de los 3 o 4 días. norte de california, oregon, washington, idaho, montana. pero vean este modelo, se sigue trasladando al este. gran parte del centro y noroeste del país en gran parte de esta semana. condiciones invernales, una historia totalmente diferente para otras partes del país. mañana ustedes en los Ángeles lluvia, hasta un 90 y 100% posibilidades de tener chubascos y lluvias in termino nententss o gran parte del c

responsible for engineering to regime changes, the overthrow of elected governments in a ron and guatemalathe job that eisenhower asked him to fill was number two to undersecretary of state. playing behind lou gehrig. the relationship was very testy. dulles mostly wanted smith to trouble shoot for an administration. he handed over the western hemisphere affairs, but basically the relationship, as we said, was not very friendly. his last act was as american representative. dallas would not go. as a finality by conference in geneva that resulted finally in the partition. smith's comment on the elected premier of france, i was had. of lying son of a bitch whose family was loaded with communist or cryptic comments and there were crackpots, perverts, and assorted nuts. that is intelligent it the way it is. again, he recommended that the united states signed the agreement. again, only to the domestic consideration primarily. and we all know what came. finally smith left office, health failing. when he died in 1961 as british france said that it was not a wonder that he lived as long as he did bu

responsible than that period for the engineering, regime changes and the elected government in iran and in guatemala. the job that eisenhower asked to fill was number two to john foster dulles. playing behind john foster dulles was like playing behind lou gehrig. the relationship was very testing. dulles mostly wanted smith to trouble for an administration. he handed over what hemisphere affairs, but basically the relationship as we said was not very friendly. the united states didn't want to be associated with another, the conference in geneva that resulted finally in the partition. he commented on the premier and i was had. she was a lobbying some of the bitch. the family loaded with communists or corrupt communists and the edify users [inaudible] that is in telling it the way it is. he recommended the united states signed the agreement, but again, going to the domestic consideration primarily that never came to pass and we all know what cayman. when he died in 61 days at the wonder was all that smith died he lived as long as he did. by 1954 he was virtually a cadaver. interestingly, before he pas

but, in fact, if we look at the tuskegee trial and the experiments in guatemala, you see "the new york times" where the tuskegee trial was a trial where a large number of patients went untreated. my people, you know, i -- but then was even worse, it turns out they were experimenting with penicillin to see if it could prevent syphillis and we're giving syphillis to the prisoners and bringing prostitutes. it made nuremberg, it was clear the things were the same, similar kinds of things. the reason that i raise it is not to defend the nazi criminals by any means. but, in fact, rules are absolutely required because when left to our own, we physicians haven't been very good about it. >> another question. >> i have a question for the author. elizabeth hughes, you know, you mentioned as soon as she started receiving treatment, she wanted to be out of the spotlight and move on. as far as writing the book and doing research, did you work with the hughes family? what was their perspective? were they in favor, or did you have to work with them? >> very good question. we made a decision when we be

and our global health unit reports on the unsolved murders of women in guatemala. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. gwen? >> ifill: and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, we'll have another update from margaret warner in cairo. i'm gwen ifill. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. we'll see you online, and again here tomorrow evening. thank you, and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> i mean, where would we be without small businesses? >> we need small businesses. >> they're the ones that help drive growth. >> like electricians, mechanics, carpenters. >> they strengthen our communities. >> every year, chevron spends billions with small businesses. that goes right to the heart of local communities, providing jobs, keeping people at work. they depend on us. >> the economy depends on them. >> and we depend on them. >> bnsf railway. the engine that connects us. pacific life-- the power to help you succeed. and by toyota. and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved eco

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and resorts, guatemala, argentina, later this year, italy.he admitted it here on "good morning america." >> i'd prefer to be one of everyone and be accepted without being signaled out so much. i don't like being an odd ball although i realize sort of i am. >> reporter: he realized that as a boy. >> i was paralyzed. i tend to have a big fantasy life. >> reporter: as a director, he has sometimes struggled to turn his fantasies into films. infamously, turmoil on "apocalypse now" was transferred on camera by coppola's wife eleanor. there was also trouble on "the godfather" set. coppola's friends remember how he nearly got fire. >> he had a horrible time making the movie. the studio was always bugs hip. it was an uphill climb. >> a give limbhim a lot of resp. >> i can't have a weapon on me then. >> reporter: he helped launch the careers of today's veteran actors. >> i was very young, unknown. in a lot of ways i was unwanted in that picture. but he wanted me. and he fought for me. >> i had good fortune to know him when i was very young and so was h

me podÍa regresar directamente a guatemala. >> gilberto pasÓ 24 horas detenido dijo que el policÍa loue tuvieron que cerrar su negocio de construcciÓn porque no podÍan competir con las compaÑÍas que contratan a indocumentados. >> dice que era difÍcil competir con sus tarifas porque les pagaban muy poco. >> este tema sobre la ley, la ley. >> en entrevista con univisiÓn el senador republicano que propone la s b 590 en indiana dijo que la inmigraciÓn ilegal le causa al estado un gasto de 600 millones de dÓlares anuales en servicios sociales para los indocumentados. y que el gobierno federal no ha hecho su trabajo a nivel nacional y por eso es que es necesario que los estados hagan sus propias propuestas para defenderse del problema. >> la s b 590 tiene que ser aprobada todavÍa por el senado estatal, la cÁmara de representantes y el propio senador. un proceso que podrÍa tardar hasta abril. >> la secretaria de la seguridad interna de los estados unidos, janet napolitano dijo que este paÍs estÁ listo para defenderse de los cÁrteles de la droga. y que es muy posible que al-qaeda utilice al c

second was guatemala where we installed a bloody-minded general over someone who appeared to be a little too leftist for our liking, and cuba was third. the planning had not gone well at the end of the eisenhower regime, so kennedy inherited that bad planning, and he went ahead with it based on some very, i think, unfair and unbalanced briefings by alan dallas and the invasion was a disaster. it enraged castro and turned him solidly against president kennedy. his next mistake occurred in june of his first year where when he insisted ongoing to vienna and meeting with kruschev. he was advised against this, but insisted on doing it, and the meeting went very badly. kennedy was ease constitute enough to realize he had not done well. he came back and told his brother i had never met anybody like that. we are talking about the possible cost of nuclear war. i said 70 million people might be killed, and he looked at me to say so what. he left the meeting feeling he met with an overmatched president whom he could push around. the nation of castro's hostility towards us in the wake of the failed

second was guatemala where we installed a bloody minded general over someone who looked to be a little too leftist for our liking your in cuba was third. the planning had not gone well at the end of the eisenhower regime, so kennedy inherited that bad planning and he went ahead with it based on some very, i think, unfair and unbalanced briefings by allen dulles and the invasion was a disaster. and enraged castro and turn him solidly against president kennedy. is the next mistake occurred in june of his first year, where when he insisted on going to be in a meeting with khrushchev. he was advised against doing this by senior members of his staff, but he insisted on doing it. and the meeting went very badly. kennedy was astute enough to realize he had not done well, and he came back and said to his brother, i've never met anybody like that. we were talking about the possible cost of nuclear war, and i said, 70 million people might be killed, and khrushchev looked at me as if to say so what? and khrushchev came out of the meeting feeling that he was dealing with a young, inexperienced and

clear from the filing of the first case ever on of labor provisions in the trade agreement with guatemalant through trade was embodied in the president's insistence that we go back and change the free trade agreement and finally knocked down the barriers where automotive trade accounts for 75% of the 10 billion with u.s. trade deficit with korea. this would not have happened if the republicans had earlier succeed in their insistence that fold agreements be improved. likewise in the case of panama the administration pushed for an agreement to address panel's status attack even and we understand panel is working to implement that agreement now. this administration has also been working on efforts started several years ago to ensure that panama's sleeper laws comply with basic international standards and with its fda obligations. because of our efforts there are now important labor changes pending before the panama legislature. with regard to columbia, as we have pointed out repeatedly, and it's indicated consistently in the state department reports there are serious outstanding issues relat

also clear from the filing of the first case ever on labor provisions in the trade agreement with guatemala. a commitment to two-way trade was embodied in the president's insistence that we go back and change the korea free trade agreement to finally knock down the barriers there for automotive trade which accounts for 75% of the ten billion u.s. trade deficit with korea. this would not have happened if the republicans had earlier succeeded in their insistence that flawed agreements with approved. likewise, in the case of panama the administration pushed for an agreement to address panama's status as a tax haven, and we understand panama is working to ratify and implement that agreement now. this administration has also been working on efforts started several years ago to insure that panama's labor laws comply with basic international standards and with its ft obligations. there are now important labor law changes pending before the panamanian with legislature. with regard to colombia, as we have pointed out repeatedly and as indicated consistently in the state department reports, there are

also clear from the filing of first case ever armed labor provisions in the trade agreement with guatemala. a commitment to two-way trade was embodied in the president's insistence that we go back and change this korea free trade agreement to finally knock down the barriers there where automotive trade accounts for 75% of the 10 billion u.s. trade deficit with korea. this would not have happened if the republicans had earlier succeeded in their insistence that flawed agreements be improved. likewise in the case of panama, the administration push for an agreement to address pana must addis of tax savings and we understand panama is working to ratify and implement that agreement now. this administration has also been working on efforts started several weeks ago -- years ago to ensure panama's labor laws comply with basic international standards and with its obligations. because of our efforts there are now important labor law changes pending before the panamanian legislature. with regard to columbia, as we have pointed out repeatedly, and has indicated consistently in the state department an

the second was guatemala, where we installed a bloody-minded general over someone who looked to be aleftist for our liking. cuba was third. the planning had not gone well at the end of the eisenhower regime. so kennedy inherited that bad planning. he went ahead with it based on some very unfair and unbalanced briefings by allen dulles. the invasion was a disaster. it enraged castro and turned him solidly against president kennedy. his next mistake occurred in june of his first year when he insisted on going to vienna and meeting with khrushchev. he was advised against doing this by the senior members of his staff, but he insisted on doing it. the meeting went very badly. kennedy was astute enough to realize he had not done well and realized -- he came back and said to his brother i have never met anyone like that. we're talking about the possible cost of nuclear war. 70 million people might be killed and khrushchev look death -- looked at me as if to say so what? he came out of the meeting feeling he was dealing with young, inexperienced and overmatched president. to overcome castro'

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