turning to central america now guatemala's conservative candidate has won the country's presidential election it was forced time lucky for a 63 year old. and he is now tasked with taking on u.s. president donald trump over an immigration deal that few politicians in guatemala actually like. 100 jemma tae looks pleased and relieved after 3 failed attempts he finally won blah tomorrow's presidential election little goes it's been 12 long years 12 years of wanting to hold this position and not because i'm ambitious but because i have a mission. but it won't be an easy ride 2 thirds of all guatemalans lives below the poverty line gang crime is rampant corruption even more so immediate employer believe people live here for the same reasons there are just no prospects here. even with a university degree you can't find a job in the city that is. the death we want to security most of all feel like criminals in the thugs we need to protect our families we've got a meeting. now it's up to gemma tate to make good an isp. rama says he won the election is a conservative law and order candidate wi

president ultra over an immigration deal that few politicians in guatemala actually like. a 100 gemma tate looks pleased and relieved after 3 failed attempts he finally won blah tomorrow's presidential election little goes it's been 12 long years 12 years of wanting to hold this position and not because i meant vicious but because i have a mission. but it won't be an easy ride 2 thirds of all guatemalans live below the poverty line gang crime is rampant corruption even more so immediate employ people live here for the same reasons there are just no prospects here. even with a university degree you can't find a job. we want security most of all fewer criminals in the thugs we need to protect our families we need to. know it's up to gemma tay to make good on his promises he won the election as a conservative law and order candidate with hard line positions he's pro death penalty for criminals and vehemently opposed to same sex marriage and abortion. but his greatest challenge looks set to be the controversial migration agreement with the u.s. become a taste predecessor just

turning to central america now guatemala's conservative candidate has won the country's presidential election it was forced time lucky for a 63 year old hunter and he is now tasked with taking on a u.s. president dollar trump over an immigration deal that few politicians in guatemala actually like. 100 jemma tale looks pleased and relieved i after 3 failed attempts he finally won blah tomorrow's presidential election little girls know it's been 12 long years 12 years of wanting to hold this position and not because i'm ambitious but because i have a mission. but it won't be an easy ride 2 thirds of all guatemalans live below the poverty line gang crime is rampant corruption even more so immediate employer believe people live here for the same reasons there are just no prospects here. even with a university degree and you can't find a job in the body that didn't want it at the death we want security most of all feel like criminals in the thugs we need to protect our family the media. know it's up to gemma tate to make good an isp. thomas' he won the election is a conservative law and

un acuerdo con guatemala agiliza el procesamiento de sus connacionales.lices a la vez. porque estamos de vuelta. >> a ya era un infierno donde estÁbamos. reportera: otros sentÍan alivio. ¿cuÁntos dÍas estuvo en estados unidos? >> estuve cinco dÍas. reportera: la regresaron rÁpido. cÓmo se siente usted? >> me siento contenta, ya no estoy allÍ donde me mantenían en ese congelador. sufren los niÑos. reportera: este pequeÑo de seis aÑos no entiende lo que pasa. ¿es la primera vez que viaje en aviÓn? >> sÍ, me parece bien. reportera: a su padre sueÑo americano le costÓ $8000, hoy regresa a su paÍs signada en el bolsillo. arantxa: un vuelo agridulce. Éramos a la final de esta emisiÓn. hasta la próxima ♪

president dollar trump over an immigration deal that few politicians in guatemala actually like. a 100 jemma tae looks pleased and relieved after 3 failed attempts he finally won blah tomorrow's presidential election little girls know it's been 12 long years 12 years of wanting to hold this position and not because i'm ambitious but because i have a mission. but it won't be an easy ride 2 thirds of all guatemalans live below the poverty line gang crime is rampant corruption even more so amy hempel believe people leave here for the same reasons there are just no prospects here. even with a university degree you can't find a job in the city that if. we want to security most of all fewer criminals and thugs that we need to protect our families the media. know it's up to gemma tate to make good on as per. thomas says he won the election is a conservative law and order candidate with hard line positions he's pro death penalty for criminals and vehemently opposed to same sex marriage and abortion. but his greatest challenge looks set to be the controversial migration agreement with the

actually joining us on skype now from guatemala city. who's the editor in chief of the news and analysis website no modern it's nice to have you with us you will have heard what john was just saying there talking about the new president or the man who is claiming victory at least wanting to bring in investment believing that can change the country do you think he's realistic in that goal. many thanks for the invitation come i don't think it's realistic but the my lai not that attractive for investment that can. over think. we don't have a great expectational some him if you see the results we have already 90 per cent of the vote that he will be the next president but it has been the low was certain that my credit history only a. 3rd of 38 percent of the people participated in this election because the elections were were full of all mistakes. illegalities and he's not a man. to be a good c.e.o. of what the model. even so it looks like he will win this election and his biggest. issue i guess to deal with is migration isn't it i think john

crÍticos del acuerdo dicen que guatemala no cumple con lascaracterÍsticas.antes de asilo. mostrÓ su preocupación porque aÚn no se ha ratificado el convenio y en la crisis que aflige a nuestra frontera con mÉxico esta es una crisis que perjudica a ambos paÍses y nuestro presidente ha sido muy claro guatemala debe hacerlo suyo estos convenios son una gran oportunidad para guatemala. es por eso que es necesario ademÁs de combatir a las estructuras criminales darle a los guatemaltecos esas oportunidades que podrÍan llegar a ser de hasta de 1 millÓn de puestos de trabajo sectores sociales han mostrado su recha ante la firma de estos coenios el ministro del interior dice que otorga asilo a los migrantes la embajada estadounidense en guatemala negÓ la visa a 12 futbolistas que iban a competir en un torneo internacional asistirÁn 42 selecciones, el congresista de san antonio anunciÓ que no buscarÁ la reelecciÓn y tienen profundas repercusiones polÍticas, uno de los Únicos republicanos que representa un distrito en la frontera y no termina la crisis polÍtica en puert

pelosi will have a lot of effect on guatemala and policy. i think they are more concerned about the president. i think they are more concerned about pleasing the president than mrs. pelosi. maybe that will change if she has a bill focused on guatemala. liz: we are early in the process for 2020 and all of this is happening now. >> we had two years of russian agent, now it's white supremacists, then hate latinos. we'll get a lot of that in the next couple months. liz: the markets closing lower after a rocky week. we are sticking around june levels. jacky deangelus is on the floor of the stock exchange with more. reporter: all three indices are lower for the day and the week as investors grapple with china and trade worries. a new document showed the national highway traffic administration may be preparing a formal investigation into tesla and its driver assistance system auto pilot. the company calls it business as usual. also take a look at bear stocks dciad alook at bayer stocks tod. those claims having to do with roundup, an herbcide that s

guatemala necesita unidad. >> es lo que tenemos ahorita y a final de cuentas hay que seguir luchando dÍa a día. presentadora: el presidente actual destacÓ que disminuyó la migraciÓn irregular. quebrar la migraciÓn ha bajado un 43% los Últimos tres meses y esa es una buena noticia. reportera: se darÁ inicio la transiciÓn de mando en los prÓximos dÍas. arantxa: al volver como histÓricas se catalogó en la marcha de la iglesia de la luz del mundo en guadalajara. feliz: las elecciones primarias de argentina consideradas un amplio sondeo de lo que puede ocurrir en octubre le dieron la ventaja al opositor de centroizquierda alberto fernÁndez con el cuartil 7% de los votos -- 47% de los votos mientras que el neoliberal macri lo siguiÓ. la derrota del gobierno fue mÁs amplia de lo que marcaban las encuestas. arantxa: dos miembros de la fuerza aÉrea colombiana fallecieron luego de que se dieron accidente que aÚn estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. fÉlix: una identificaciÓn se vendiÓ en 5.6 millones de dÓlares, el dinero se destinar

>>estados unidos le va a dar dinero a guatemala para que haga esta labor?istema migratorio de guatemala para capacitarlos y prepararlos. dijo que de acuerdo presidente con migratorios no va a representar un costo adicional para ver la entrevista completa pueden entrar a nuestro sitio en la web, cuando estemos de regreso el dÍa de la santa cena miles de fieles escucharon un miles de devotos de la iglesia de la luz del mundo se dieron cita en guadalajara, mexico, para la ceremonia >>se dieron cita en guadalajarala ceremonia anual de la santa cena allÍ oraron por la liberaciÓn de su lÍder quien estÁ pedo por acusaciones de abuso sexual. >>su lugar sagrado en el templo se mantuvo y el hijo anunciÓ un mensaje de su padre desde el pÚlpito. su apÓstol le pidió desde su celda en california arrepentirse de sus pecados y hoy es el dÍa de la salvaciÓn por eso todos visten de blanco, no menciono tal falda que le quitaron su libertad, abuso sexual y trÁfico de personas. cabe recalcar que aquÍ nadie duda de su inocencia. >>miles de feligreses se congregaron en este para

yet huge in guatemala right now and one of the reasons you just talked about it a deal done with the united states now the details of that there are this migrants coming through guatemala many of them are going to be from honduras and el salvador they have to arsk for asylum in guatemala rather than go through to the united states if this deal is ratified by the guatemalan congress and that would mean that tens of thousands of people that before would be just passing through having to stay in guatemala and asked for asylum there now this is a country in which more than half the population lives in poverty and which almost a 1000000 children suffer from malnutrition so of course voters a many politicians as well are asking themselves how exactly is this going to happen and it's going to work now the 2 candidates the left standing in the election of both said that they're not happy about this but say that the outgoing president probably shouldn't have signed that deal but the united states is threatened tariffs if that deal isn't emplace so it's yet to see how exactly they're going to

silly —— guatemala city.ll grant has the latest on the vote count. we are getting the first partial results. polls haven't been closed for long but the electoral commission gives an advantage to the right—wing candidate, the former prisons minister, alejandro giammattei, and it does look like he has a several percentage advantage at this stage, but there are still quite a lot of votes to be counted, particularly from some of the more remote parts of guatemala. turnout was very low. in some areas, just as little as 17, 16% of the electorate. some higher, some like 40, 45% but nevertheless, we can sense there has been a real rejection of this election by ordinary voters. why is this election important at this point in time? well, the person who takes over from jimmy morales has a very complicated job on their hands. first off, there is a lot of people who want to leave guatemala and head north as part of the sort of groups of migration that is heading towards the united states. they need to build jobs and devel

que prospere buenas noches negocio en la econmia actual es una cantante y composotitorae gautema guatemalao su nuevo disco al mescado y nos cuenta como ha sido su camino en la music (musica ¿que tal? buenas tardes gracias por acompaÑarnos, com z comenzamos con las noticias el e estado de california esta dec i deciddec decidio a hacer mas restrictivo con el uso de la fuerza letal, algo que significa menos muert relacionados con agentes, f francisco cuevas nos cuenta los detalles de una ley que firmo el gobernador de california, adlant e adelante ¿que tal? saludos desde ca california, la ley firmada esta llevando mucha tranquilidad a hogares hispanos y afroameric o afroamericanos, es que la ley serÁ la mas descrita del uso de la fuerza policial en todo el paÍs, la nueva medida se logrÓ luego de protestas del aÑo pasado en sacramento por la muerte de un joven afroameric o afroamericano, n(nombre en inglesingle ingles) quien fue abatido a tiros por la policÍa cuando los agnentes del de la ley confundi un celular que llevaba en la m n mano con una pistola, recibio 8 balazos, 6 e lan la pis,ta l

polls are closed in guatemala in the run off election for a new president the center right candidate al hundreds. was ahead of the former 1st lady sandra taurus in pre-vote opinion polls this is a 4th ready for the presidency whichever the new leader is they are likely to face major challenges implementing a deal signed with the u.s. to turn guatemala into a buffer zone to stem migration home and keeping an eye on things from mexico city's polls closed what's the rundown from here when might we start getting an indication hopefully within the next couple of hours we'll start to get the preliminary results from this we and presumably many other people in guatemala being clicking refresh repeatedly on the electoral authorities website where the results will come in but nothing yet so at the moment we can do is wait and talk about the issues that are at stake here and you mentioned possibly the one that's been dominating the news and that's the migration deal between the united states and the outgoing now guatemalan president jim immorally is not deal basically means that anyone heading

. >>> hoy guatemala saliÓ desde temprano a las urnas para elegir a su prÓximo presidente. Éxodo de guatemaltecos a estados unidos y sobre todo recuperar la confianza del pueblo. jenni co rad con un resumen de la esperanza de que este cambio que venga >>> a sus 90 aÑos ayude. dudÓ en salir a votar, sin embargo, un gran porcentaje de guatemaltecos rechazaron la oportunidad de elegir a su nuevo presidente. >>> en general, vimos que despuÉs de los resultado de las primera vuelta, el electorado guatemalteco no quedÓ del todo satisfecho con las opciones que clasificaron a las balotaje. >>> son el conservador alejandro matthei y la social demÓcrata diana torres que les espera una complicada situaciÓn. >>> contrario a la primera vuelta esta jornada ha transcurrido sin incidentes importantes lo que ha predominado es la apatÍa de los electores, algo que segÚn los expertos podrÍa producir un resultado apretado. >>> las encuestas de opiniÓn revelaron poco margen entre los candidatos aÚn asÍ, quienes asistieron a las urnas, tienen la confianza, porque el paÍs tenga un mejor futuro. >>>

el presidente electo eva guatemala quiere cambiar el acuerdo con trump.opinan sus connacionales? noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14, a las 11 . tu gente, tu voz. palmira: hola, muy buenas noches, les saluda palmira pÉrez. ramÓn: ramón adame, gracias por su compaÑÍa. vamos con el mÁs reciente ataque a la comunidad y date por parte de la administraciÓn trump. el gobierno federal anunciÓ la regla final de carga pÚblica, 60 dÍas despuÉs de ser publicada en el registro federal. palmira: la nueva medida castigar a los extranjeros que soliciten un cambio de estatus, poco otro beneficio, visa o permisos y que hayan recibido ayuda federal. reportero: buenas noches, pami de roma. segÚn abogado del ingreso, es difÍcil saber quiÉn es se verÍan afectados y quiÉn es son. la nueva regla estÁ compleja, que creen que el gobierno podrÍa interpretarla como mejor les convenga. >> estamos analizÁndolo y leyÉndolo, pero nosotrosno sabemos. reportero: esta regla se publicÓ hoy, entrarÁ en vigor a mediados de. >?2 es una secciÓn grande, pe

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you know you're exactly right there and that was one area that guatemala was sort of giving hope at least to the rest of the region and that's because there was a united nations backed international commission to try and combat corruption and they don't charge hundreds of people including the president and the vice president both of whom were put in jail for being involved in corruption rings in the country so there was hope especially in the last election cycle that was 4 years ago that things were going to change in guatemala the impunity that also means great inequality in the country was going to be sort of solved but neither of these candidates the only 2 that are left running support that u.n. backed anti corruption commission neither of indicated that when its mandate finishes in september they're going to renew it so in that way i think there is this is been a sort of lackluster election in which a lot of people perhaps don't have that much hope that things are going to change in the next 4 years in the country whoever becomes the next president their tasks really is going to have

and guatemala is holding runoff elections for a new president as the country tries to cope with this role as a transit nation for migrants heading north to the u.s. border. thanks for joining us i'm marrying evan steen lawmakers in the u.s. are demanding answers following the death in prison of disgraced financier geoffrey epstein there's been widespread skepticism as to how he could have taken his own life in a high security federal prison just weeks after an apparent previous suicide attempt the f.b.i. is now investigating his death. the fallout is intense the reaction beyond painful and afraid to come forward so are. all the girls i feel really guilty. to the death by an apparent suicide of disgraced billionaire financier geoffrey epstein has prompted 3 separate legal bodies to open investigations into his death the alleged victims have also expressed outrage at not being able to confront him in court. i can tell you that on behalf of the victims i represented there's a certain amount of shock and disbelief that the federal authorities could allow something like this to occur unde

conservative elected president of guatemala. he has criticized a migration deal which would turn his country into a battle zone. welcome back. flights have been canceled in hong kong for the rest of the day. some 5000 pro-democracy protesters flooded the airport after a night of police violence. officers clashed with protesters in several districts. teargas was fired into a metro station and police were filmed beating people. protesters accused of escalating violence and beijing has spoken of terrorism. let's speak to our reporter. what is ththe latest? standing 10 to 15 minutes away from terminal one. about 1010 minutes ago, theheres a huge flow of proteststers leaving g the airport onn foot o walk to o the closest bus stati. they told me they were part of the state in taking place at the airprport and part of why they because theiras jojob was done e and they got te flights canceled and they y made enough o of a statemenent here t unjust policedis brutality that took place sunday night. some protesters are staying at the airpo

este nÚmero desmedido de deportaciones de unidades familiares a guatemala. el dÍa de hoy temperaturas en 84 grados . dos grados por encima de lo normal para esta Épocaelmos en condici habituales asÍ que no tiene de quÉ preocuparse. al menos no vamos a estar sintiendo el calor tan intenso que se ha podido percibir. los nublados se van a estar concentrÁndose la porciÓn costera. algÚn chubasco ocasional se va a generar en el perÍodo de la madrugada hacia el amanecer. pero fundamentalmente hacia la lÍnea costera. tendremos aumento de nubosidad en los prÓximos dÍas. las condiciones de temperatura se mantendrÁn entre los 80 y 80 grados. aumentando partir del martes en la prÓxima semana. un ambiente muy cÁlido zonas del interior. pero hacia san francisco las temperaturas estarÁn frescas. podremos ver hacia concord con aumento las temperaturas para el martes de la prÓxima semana. las condiciones es que tendremos, si quiere, planificar el domingo. las temperaturas irÁn aumentando bajo el rÉgimen de abundante sol y escasa la probarÍa de lluvia. el sol radiante ayuda q

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it turns guatemala into a holding facility. most migrants are from central america.ow this border -- this deal would say while you're in guatemala, you have to apply for asylum there. if you fail to get that, you can apply for asylum in the united states from guatemala. it makes guatemala the end of the journey for anybody who is not guatemalan and mexican. it does raise a big stop sign. this is a national law and guatemalan law as well. the trump administration made it clear that this is not necessarily upheld or put into action, then there may be economic consequences for guatemala, tariffs against t possibly taxes on the many remittances they send home and 42% of guatemalan exports go to the united states. essentially the choice is economic ruin for u.s. actions or the damage of having hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers might do. generally the message is the u.s. is no longer open for your pleas for asylum. >> nick peyton walsh, thank you. >>> a new threat to some of the world's most endangered animals. the trump administration is announcing some of the broad

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fÉlix: al volver de la pausa, tensiÓn en guatemala. ♪ arantxa: faltan sÓlo horas para el inicio de la segunda vuelta electoral en guatemala y luego de denuncias de irregularidades los votantes estarÍan desmotivados para elegir entre los dos candidatos. el candidato del partido vamos encabeza las encuestas del periÓdico como favorito para llamÓ a no regresar al pasado. >> aunque las encuestas ocupa el segundo lugar se mantiene firme en que serÁ la mujer presidenta de guatemala. >> seguramente han escuchado al otro candidato. nadie cumple. se solicitÓ una orden de arraigo por tener varios procesos en su contra. se habrÁ hecho de ganar. >> estas elecciones han sido marcadas por irregularidades. esto terminÓ en varios arrestos. poblaciÓn manifestó su descontento. >> podemos decir que nuevamente se computÓ un fraude electoral. >> lo guatemalteco se encuentran desmotivados para emitir su sufragio en esta segunda vuelta electoral. estas regiones se podrÍan registrar disturbios. erika porras, univisiÓn. fÉlix: cientos de hondureÑos exigieron l

about 10 homicides are committed in guatemala every day. we meet some kids it's only afternoon but they're already high. and we encounter a gang member who tells us what happens when people are out of their heads. you want money to get high. you don't care if it's somebody who works hard or if they're poor you just want to hold a knife to their throat and take their money. the gangs have lookouts monitoring their territory. another gangster boasts about his extortion racket. if they don't want to pay we shoot them i say you don't want to pay ok fine i turn and leave and the others attack you. and that's that. the neighborhood is also full of trash. as team up planning a cleanup campaign. it looks as if only private initiatives want to help. the failure of state institutions is one reason so many guatemalans want to seek a better life abroad most head north towards the united states after performing on the street all day johnny goes to school evening classes hosted by a nonprofit foundation. it's a chance to learn something that might help h

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it's 4th time lucky for guatemala a center right candidate mattie is finally elected president while argentine. opposition has a lot to remember in presidential primary elections. and welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha but me ron i'm in so i head to greet. you heard rich. rich. pakistan's foreign minister accuses india of taking a nazi like approach to me plus. i'm stephanie and threw out. our. cost 25. conservative candidate on the honda giamatti will be guatemala's next president election officials declared him the one after the after early results showed him with a commanding lead of the sentinel left contender and former 1st lady sandra taught is john heilemann has the latest on the elections from mexico city. he finally got there that was pretty much the tenor of a 100 jemma days the tree speech after winning the guatemalan presidency the 4th attempt now that he seems to have arrived the problems are just about to begin remember he's only going to take up office in january but they're already piling up perhaps the biggest cloud on the horizon one left there

hoy vuelven a guatemala deportados.len varios vuelos por dÍa. la mayoría de los deportados son hombres, tambiÉn en mujeres y una madre con su niÑo. casi la mitad no tienen antecedentes penales. luis: el contraste no puede ser mÁs grande, a muchas de esas personas les costÓ veces sacrificio llegar a estados unidos. salir de estados unidos de tomÓ dos horas. en guatemala los esperaron en los problemas de los que saltaban de huir. durante el vuelo fueron perdiendo sus cadenas. al tocar tierra se sintieron por un momento en libertad. >> mÁs tranquilo, más relajado. estÁ dura la pasada allá. >> estuviste mucho tiempo allÁ? >> sÍ, dos aÑos. luis: valiÓ la pena? >> no, no valiÓ la pena. luis: cuÁl es tu plan? >> buscar un trabajo. puedo vivir aquÍ tranquilo. [aplausos] luis: la primer parada es parar por el centro de repatriaciÓn. afuera, en la calle, las familias empiezan ansiosamente el reencuentro. a quiÉn estÁs esperando? >> a mi hijo. luis: hace cuÁnto no lo es? >> hace cuatro meses. luis: 1-1 da regresan al sol dÁndose c

. >> el conservador alejandro, resulta elegido presidente de guatemala, la abstenciÓn fue el reflejo cansancio de guatemaltecos con su clase polÍtica. >> sobvivir en nuestro planeta, naciones unidas nos avisa que debemos cambiar los hÁbitos de alimentaciÓn, hablamos con una experta del fondo mundial de la naturaleza. ♪ ♪ ♪ con nosotros, soy felicidad >> y parece que nos van a encajar bien a partir de ahora el gobierno de trump ha publicado la norma que deja en manos de sus funcionarios, la norma de visados tarjeta de residencia y hasta ciudadanÍa a los inmigrantes que hayan recibido ayuda para la vivienda o medicare, cristina tiene los datos adelante. >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, muy buenas tardes, es la crÓnica de una amenaza cumplida de parte de la administraciÓn trump, el anuncio lo hizo en una conferencia de prensa aquÍ a mis espaldas en la casa blanca, cuccinelli el director en pensiÓns del servicio de inmigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa. Él simplemente dijo c serÁn las nuevas reglas que buscan evitar que los inmigrantes que tratan de hacerse residentes o o puedan convertirse en el futuro una c

claim asylum in guatemala.in guatemala would have to claim asylum in mexico, so they're both important parts of the process. the conversation with mexico is still ongoing. the guatemala piece is huge because folks from el salvador and honduras would have to claim asylum in guatemala, the first country they come to. if they're really fleeing and escaping persecution from their home government, they've escaped that when they get to another cup. eric: are you satisfied with what the officials are doing? >> i always hesitate. i'm optimistic, but it has to be a sustained operation. can't be a 30-day or 60-day thing. it has to be sustained. it has to be ongoing for a long time to really have an impact. and i really think it's not going to be a big program for very long because once folks realize they can't get to united states -- because this is about getting to the united states, right? 90 percent of these people never get relief from the u.s. government because they don't qualify for asylum are. this is about getti

well there's a real sort of vicious cycle going on in guatemala right now and each of the issues has to come to bear with one of the others this is a country which is actually the biggest economy in central america but that money isn't being divided equally more than half the country poverty and great inequality $1.00 of the worst sort of statistics of inequality in latin america and that in turn is affecting another issue and that's migration not just that deal with the united states but the fact that this is the biggest group the country that since the most migrants guatemala itself to the united states and they're going because of poverty for example almost a 1000000 children in the country are suffering from malnutrition a lot of them in those rural areas and that of course comes back to the great inequality and that comes back to the corruption and this year that commission that now seems set to finish in september so a lot of issues in the country that aren't necessarily going to be dealt with as a result of this election john or when they're from mexico city thousands of venez

polling booths in guatemala have closed in the final round of voting for the presidential election.llowed by unemployment, high living costs and corruption. the two candidates in the run—off have both stood for the presidency before and will replacejimmy morales. our correspondent will grantjoins us for more on this in nearby mexico city. are we seeing are we seeing any are we seeing any results the moment? we are getting the first partial results. polls haven't been closed for long but the electoral commission gives an advantage to the right—wing candidate, the former prisons minister, alejandro giammattei, who has a few more percentage points but there are more to be counted in the more remote parts of guatemala. turnout was very low. in some areas, just as little as 17, 16% of the electorate. some higher, some like 40,40 5% but nevertheless, we can sense there has been a real rejection of this election by ordinary voters. why is this election important at this point in time? well, the person who ta kes point in time? well, the person who takes over from jimmy morales has a very c

julio: en guatemala el tribunal supremo da ventaja al candidato masculino guatemala.os consejos. segÚn un nuevo estudio la fÓrmula podrÍa ser mÁs fácil que piensa. se hizo seguimiento a 278 adultos saludables. la reducciÓn promedio de calorÍas pueden 12% durante el periodo del estudio. al eliminar 300 calorÍas los itinerantes perdieron peso y redujeron significativamente el riesgo de enfermedades cardiovasculares. una pequeÑos pasos puede ser el inicio de una vida mÁs saluda julio: vamos nuevamente con fÉlix hernÁndez. feliz: comenzamos con las

and the 2nd a lack of jobs that leads to guatemala city more people to the u.s. border than any of the country and probably why it is that on the way the problem is that since there's no work in guatemala many people migrate and sometimes it's sad what happens to those who die or get killed while searching for a new future to help their family get him a taste promised to stop creating jobs by increasing tourism and foreign investment to build what he calls an economic wall it's going to be tough inequality is deeply ingrained in a country that's the biggest economy in central america but in which more than half the population live in poverty as we all confirm it added to all this is an unexpected challenge to do just signed by the outgoing president with the u.s. it says that migrants crossing the country mainly from honduras and el salvador have to ask for asylum in guatemala rather than continue to the states if it's ratified it could mean tens of thousands of new arrivals mr giamatti doesn't want that deal but he may have to take it us a threatening tariffs of

in guatemala? they believe they are being persecuted or attacked or threatened by drug cartels we have to keep them safe while we go through the process. >> one of the panel members is a former u.s. ambassador to mexico in the clinton administration. he was one of the principal proponents of establishing such a center. it does no good for the center to be on unsafe ground in guatemala so it has to be a center where there is an agreement with the government of guatemala where there is security provided that you would have all of the support, medical, security, welfare, the asylum officers who would do the processing, judges additional judges who would take care of the back end of the claim and all of that would have to be a concentrated effort. it doesn't exist but there is a belief that it could with an international agreement with the government of guatemala would Ãbcan be created and could stop the danger to these kids going to mexico to get up here and all of the ills we talked about that happen

in the united states they vill they can be sent back to guatemala and be talking about hundreds of people that is a substantial amount of people there but can't quite a mob really be considered a safe country well i think that that's been the discussion that has been going on and in my opinion it's quite ironic to perceive got a model as a safe country because you have. you have no new one durance or as of a dorian's fleeing their conference but also go to mounds of by the thousands fleeing guatemala to look for a better life in the states they're fleeing violence or fleeing. but like all for party unity. to consider going to save the country in my opinion is. would be kind of very strange to do so only smart in the rescue thank you so much things. now an exceptional young woman who's equally at home in the water and in the television studio full of paralympic swimming a champion from egypt who is making a splash on television and it's not just her gold medal that sets her apart she also has down syndrome. rocked my car lead has truly swum her way to freedom the 23 year old has down's syn

be from honduras and el salvador trying to get to the united states 1st have to ask for asylum in guatemala and that could mean if it's ratified by the guatemalan congress the 10s of thousands of people are arriving in a country in which more than half the population already lives in poverty so that's going to be a big issue to contend with for a president who probably wasn't expecting this and he definitely won't want that deal although probably have to go through with it another couple of big issues for him will be crime that's number one on the minds of guatemalan voters according to recent polls he's promised to have a hard time with security to bring back the death penalty and reduce the rights for gang members in guatemala in jail also creating jobs that's another big concern for guatemalans he said that what he's going to do is bring in tourism he's going to bring in a lot of foreign investment to the country he says that way is going to create what he calls an economic war he says that he's going to prevent guatemalans from having to migrate to the united states and to make sco simp

crÍticos del acuerdo dicen que guatemala no cumple con lascaracterÍsticas. esas oportunidades que podrÍan llegar a ser de hasta de 1 ctores sociales han mostrado su rechazo ante la firma de estos convenios el ministro del interior dice que otorga asilo a los migrantes la embajada estadounidense en guatemala negÓ la visa a 12 futbolistas que iban a competir en un torneo internacional asistirÁn 42 selecciones, el congresista de san antonio anunciÓ que no buscarÁ la reelecciÓn y tienen profundas repercusiones polÍticas, uno de los Únicos republicanos que representa un distrito en la frontera y no termina la crisis polÍtica en puerto rico la controversia se centra en quiÉn serÁ el sucesor de ricardo rosellÓ. [cof cof] ♪ ♪ la crisis politica en puerto rico no da seqales de alivio. >>la crisis polÍtica en puerto rico no da seÑales de alivio se ha desatado una nueva controversia de quien puede ser por ricardo rosellÓ se espera que maÑana la cÁmara de representantes se pronuncie sobre el tema. dÍas de incesantes piqtearmada acostado al palacio santa catalina hoy el

enough tourism enough foreign investment so that what the marlins don't have to go north actually guatemala is the country that sends most people most migrants to the border with the united states right now so those are reasons to big games and you also mention another thing that's really important and that's corruption and that's because there was and still is an anti corruption commission backed by the united nations in guatemala that's really hit an entrenched political and business class quite hard and it's charges hundreds of people and even a president and a vice president in the past and they're in jail because of the law of ordinary guatemalan supports it he hasn't supported renewing its mandate so there are questions really about how how committed the new president is to really fighting corruption john thank you very much for that and now that john heilemann the nation's to live and mexico city thank you. we're going to i want to other news now an argentine president marries her marker his hopes of reelection have been dealt a severe blow early results show he's on course to lose a

la policía arrestó a uno de los ocupantes, los pasajeros huyeron de la escena >> un inmigrante de guatemala>> en su lengua antonio relata la odisea que vivió desde que llegó hace más de dos meses desde guatemala hasta ser abandonado por un coyote en una zona urbana >> con la ayuda de un intérprete de lenguas indígenas, él salió huyendo de la pobreza y la falta de oportunidades, sin embargo afirma que en california no tiene familiares ni nada apenas maneja algunas palabras en español >> dice que el coyote lo abandonó porque es ser el último y que no valía la pena por el solo así que que lo iba dejar ahí >> se acercó buscando ayuda con hambre gilberto hernández que lo encontró por la calle cerca de su trabajo antonio desorientado hambriento sin pensarlo dos veces, le abrió la puerta de su casa para brindarle ayuda >> afortunadamente en el trabajo llamaron a la policía y ante que se lo llevaran le dije a la policía si me podía hacer cargo de él >> con la ayuda de gilberto se pusieron de acuerdo con el consulado de guatemala quien se comprometieron a ayudarlo al estado de arizona con sus famili