guatemala has already changed. amy: bernardo arevalo is the son of former president juan josÉ arevalo, guatemala's first democratically elected leader, who pushed for revolutionary policies when he was in office from 1945 to 1951. we will go to guatemala city for more after headlines. ecuadorians also took to the polls sunday for a snap presidential election. leftist luisa gonzÁlez took the lead in the first round and will face daniel noboa in a run-off election in october as neither candidate won over 50% of the vote on the first round. gonzÁlez is a member of former president rafael correa's citizen revolution movement party. noboa is a businessman whose father is one of ecuador's wealthiest people. he previously ran for president of ecuador. luisa gonzÁlez spoke to supporters sunday. >> we don't want lasso 2.0. we don't want anyone disconnected from the people's needs because then we would again faces situation in which we would have a president that rules for the companies and not for the needs of ecuadorians.

a, the 0, guatemala city. and then, well, joins us now from guatemala city. just before you turn to your guest. manuela, how's the voting going? going to be with you, sir. all? yes, we are at a voting center here in guatemala city. is historic. center in the mood is good. actually, the sense that we get after talking to people throughout the course of this week, voters political analysts, economists. it's this eagerness to get this election over with this has been in the election season that's been marred by allegations of fraud concerns from international observers. like the secretary general, the o as who expressed concern over the, the democratic process itself. uh so yes, a lot of eagerness to get things over with indeed, but i do want to bring in a guess this is my yellows. chang. i'm gonna step out of frame for a 2nd. she's going to give us a little bit of a better idea of what the importance of the selection might yellows we've been talking, you know, for outside years looking in the what's really grabbed the international audience's attention. is this

for the other countries, 22% for guatemala.guatemala used to have 8% dependence, el salvador, 26%, honduras 28% so how do we leverage that? there is evidence that the intention to migrate decreases among those who formalize their savings among those who receive remittances. i'm really impressed by the effort on labor rights. i was also impressed by the biden administration's first executive order when he took over. he made a specific statement about looking at labor and environment. that was his first order of business we have two years now and i don't know where we stand with that especially chapter 16 that talks about the formation of labor and environment counsel. so far, they have not been set up since 2019 and there is very little advance. it's important because there are over 1300 businesses working in free trade in the region. they control basically 2/3 of capital exports to the united states. they hire about one million workers but that's about 10% of the formal labor force in central america. there are serious labor ri

in guatemala is historic district. here with the polls expected to close it just under 5 hours at this point. the mode is very good here. several people showing up with other kids. so lots of families here. lots of smiles. the occasional clapping from the different polling boots here, i think after the slide, we're going to try to get to the bottom of that why people are so happy. i think it has a lot to do with the fact that we got them all is now, and it's final stretch after a, a kind of a controversial election season. one where the threats of a political crisis has been looming since that 1st round of voting in june. i tried of a political crisis that hasn't entirely fizzled out here. we did hear from one electoral observer earlier today who told us that until now there haven't been any reports of any of the anomalies or irregularities linked to the electoral process. but there are somewhere around $8000.00 electoral observers that have been deployed throughout guatemala to ensure that this, that the electoral pro

of guatemala is naming him president elect. so guatemala does now officially have a new president. this is very exciting. we are in the historic center of guatemala, where we expect that there may be celebrations here, taking place a very shortly. we have also heard from the or the campaign that is a campaign from the opposition son, but i thought of this you just announced that you will not be speaking. we are expecting to hear from a president elect that amount of the load here in the next few moments were standing by for that. uh, i should mention once more that uh, earlier in the day when the when sunday that's what i was asked whether or not she would accept the results of the election. she did not answer that question raising many, many questions. but for the moment, what we can report officially is that the electoral tribunal is using that term president elect. so standing by for more information, we will bring you this as it continues to develop. okay, model roughly. thanks very much for the update the in guatemala city. so i said hey, hold out. is there a ranch into spain'

city, in the, in the town square, but also to other parts of guatemala city. a lot of challenges taking place. all of that tables for now. now is the time for celebration. kimberly back to you. that's right and celebration, but tomorrow the hard work begins. all right, thank you so much, manny. we appreciate that. on our top story, there of the news of the presidents were run off in guatemala and the wind by bernardo reva lo, thank you so much there. okay, and turning to ecuador, now where the left as presidential candidate louisa gonzales, has taken that early lead. as boats are still being counted in the presidential and parliamentary elections. the country's top electoral authority reported no violent incidents and described the election so far as peaceful and safe affordable at former m. p. daniel no boy is coming in at a surprise. second place, or latin america editor lucy. a new man reports now from quito. a good orange will be going back to the poles for a runoff election on the 15th of october, following a race that had surprising results. louisa gonza

live from guatemala city. thank you. okay. and turning to ecuador, where the left is the presidential candidate, louisa gonzales has taken in early lead there as votes are still being counted in that presidential and parliamentary election. now former m. p. daniel, the book is coming in at a surprise. second place, the top electoral authority reported no violent incidents and describe the election there as both peaceful and safe. our latin america editor, lucy, a newman reports for us from quito. the doors will be going back to the polls for runoff election on the 15th of october, following a race that had surprising results. release of themselves of the left wing citizens revolution party did come in 1st as predicted, but by a far smaller margin than she had hoped. just 9 percentage points behind or was the surprising result and that is done in the war. he has a 35 year old businessman, the son of one of the richest men in this country, a banana magnate. and he has been a congressman in the past, but many see him as the anti

for the other countries, 22% for guatemala.guatemala used to have 8% dependence, el salvador, 26%, honduras 28% so how do we leverage that? there is evidence that the intention to migrate decreases among those who formalize their savings among those who receive remittances. i'm really impressed by the effort on labor rights. i was also impressed by the biden administration's first executive order when he took over. he made a specific statement about looking at labor and environment. that was his first order of business we have two years now and i don't know where we stand with that especially chapter 16 that talks about the formation of labor and environment counsel. so far, they have not been set up since 2019 and there is very little advance. it's important because there are over 1300 businesses working in free trade in the region. they control basically 2/3 of capital exports to the united states. they hire about one million workers but that's about 10% of the formal labor force in central america. there are serious labor ri

in guatemala city. anxiety is brewing over guatemala is national election. which county bank consent, guatemala city recent says she's trying to stay optimistic. i will check in to prove that whatever happens, i feel that we should take it in a positive way and extract something good from it. because there will always be something negative. scully's thoughts echo the minds of many guatemalans as the nation prepares to cast its vote. the lead up to the election between center left candidates with a man, what a bundle and former 1st lady. some victories has been marked by smear campaigns, allegations of fraud, and even concerns over the integrity of the democratic process of the upcoming national election. not only represents a critical test of guatemalan democracy. there's concerns over worsening crime, food security and climate change. but it's the question over how to jumpstart the nation's economy. that resonates most among voters. one of the greatest challenges guatemala is next president will face is creating prosperity in a deeply, an equal country. whe

he's the son of guatemala. as 1st democratically elected president. essential left party is running on an antique corruption platform, and he is facing off with sandra torres, a former 1st lady in conservative candidate. she has unsuccessfully salt the presidency twice before her party is running on a campaign to bolster social programs to address poverty throughout the country. meanwhile, were paulo spoke to political enlist moriello chang for lex? yeah, today's election is a historical election for many reasons, but most importantly, because our democracy is at risk. on one hand, we have an option that symbolizes and represents the last 3 corrupt governments. on the other hand, we have a different option. the for many people that will choose that option, symbolizes hope symbolizes change. but most importantly, symbolizes the opportunity to stop the box lighting though we've had suffer for our democracy over the last 3 years. and in terms of the candidates themselves, you know, whoever is going to win the sele

that was dw, is nicole ridge reporting from guatemala city. let's, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines. vote counting is under wayne equities presidential election. any results show a lead for the left us candidate. these that gonzalez, the election, has been overshadowed by for years of violence. after a candidate was assassinated at a campaign event, any of this month? the russian space craft flew in at $25.00 as crushed into the moon that after spinning out of control, that's according to the russian space agency roast caused most. as far as the mood admission in almost half a century was erased, the land on the lunar south pole ahead of india's spacecraft in the netherlands in denmark have agreed to supply as $165.00 digits to ukraine to boost its counter offensive against russia. ukraine is president village, amazing landscape, and the danish prime minister, metaphysics, and pose, in the cockpit of an f. 16 denmark says it hopes to provide $195.00 digits. and yet the lensky met the dutch prime minister. mar

because the whole is just a so big here in guatemala for that change to come. and it will be a challenge just to keep up with a few months and also to see how he makes reality of these promises in the future when he takes office. okay, don't use nicole for his in good amount of 18. thank you for that update. let's take a look not some of the other stories making headlines of the vote. counting is on the way in ecuador, as presidential election. any results show a lead for left his candidate, louisa gonzalez. the election has been overshadowed by fears of violence after a candidate was assassinated. a campaign event, any of this month depends for prime minister miyoshi that has visited the fema nuclear plant, which was devastated by this to nami. in 2011 with facility will release a 1000000 tons of treated. we do active was a into the pacific ocean officials and assist is completely safe. but the fisherman and some neighboring countries have protested the rest of the spacecraft and doing it $25.00 is crashed into the moon after spinning out of control. that's ac

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in guatemala city. anxiety is brewing over guatemala is national election. with gandy blankets in guatemala city. police that says she's trying to stay optimistic, i will check that whatever happens, i feel that we should take it in a positive way and extract something good from it, because there will always be something negative. sky, these thoughts echo the minds of many guatemalans as the nation prepares to cast its vote. the lead up to the election between center left candidate the matter what a bundle and former 1st lady. some victories has been marked by smear campaigns, allegations of fraud, and even concerns over the integrity of the democratic process of the upcoming national election. not only represents a critical test of guatemalan democracy. there's concerns over worsening crime, food security and climate change. but it's the question over how to jumpstart the nation's economy. that resonates most among voters or one of the greatest challenges guatemala is next president will face is creating prosperity in a deeply on equal country where over 60

history will govern guatemala, just as his father did. between 19451951. for many people that don't realize this at a low is actually the son of water mile is 1st democratically elected president. despite this fact, he's largely seen here in guatemala as a political outside. or we see this sort of the dark horse, especially the lead up to that 1st round of voting back in june to become the front runner. and this run off election that took place on, on sunday evening for many political analysts here in constitutional listen and experts. and he's a variable that was seen largely as an international, as a centrist, even, which makes them kind of a unique leader in the broader scope of latin american politics. again, the mood here is quite good. there was a press conference on monday from guatemala, is the supreme electoral tribunal who reported that there were no significant anomalies or regularities in the voting process. there was a little bit of cautious optimism given that guatemala is seen as one of the most corrupt countries in latin america. and that t

we had to move away from the center of the constitutional plaza here in guatemala city. just to kind of way from a bit of that noise and headed to be able to talk to you and talk a little bit about these big surprises. you know, there's a lot of challenges that lie ahead for the president elect to fill them out of the idea of although he was just congratulated by i bought him on president, i had to jump with a via twitter. but, but again, a lot of challenges this has been a controversial election season more by allegations of, of election interference allegations of fraud. so the next couple of days will actually still be telling. i want to bring a political analyst. this is, if got or these who's joining us here to help us sort of break down a little bit of what we might be able to expect over the course of the next few days because they will be quite telly to share your thoughts on that. yeah, sure, so we're going to see 1st, i mean we haven't seen this on the thought it is the rivals. you can see that anyone is victory. so that tells you something that she was saying

when risen up a little, i'll do 0, guatemala city. and we can talk to manual now with joining us from guatemala city, many well, so i'm looking behind you. it looks like you're in a polling station. tell us what's happening there. also tell us what the mood is like in the capital on, on voting day of the could it be with the serial. uh yes, i'll give you a sense of where we are right now. we are in guatemala city's historic center at a school that's been temporarily transformed into a voting center and the mood is good. as far as we can tell, we've been speaking to voters political analyst, economists over the course of the last few days here in guatemala. and the overwhelming sense that we get from people is that they are eager for the election itself to simply be to be over this, it has been a campaign season that's been marred by allegations of election interference allegations of fraud concerns from international observers. we heard from the secretary general of the organization of american states, we and maggie to who voice has c

guatemala go away and fight against the current president of guatemala with the slogan of fighting corruption. in relation to mrs. ba in the second phase of the election, fight against corruption. also, the improvement of the economy and the fight against illegal immigration from the country was one of the main slogans of mr. halo in the guatemalan elections . the characteristics of americans in the scene of american power are to be passed in two parts, of course, in latin america. let's divide the critic there are critics of america, the opposition of the countries of the region, including brazil, including argentina, are mexico, which we got the opposite description, famously stronger, and in front of america , they are taking venezuela, cuba. they are not looking to expand relations with other countries. what in the world are you doing in brazil and russia ? i have a question for you about the election. it's been there too, madam luisa gonzalez, chatgram's candidate , i think the second round of the election will be held on october 15. the country is actually ecuador and ecuador, as you sa

i'd come with you from guatemala. thank you. know that kind of thing is an oil saving that kudos presidential and parliamentary elections . the country's top electoral forward, he reported new violent incidents and described the election is peaceful and safe. besides the nations of presidential hopeful 5 and then the bill of incense, you put the country spiraling gang violence in the spotlights. the killing has to be shuffled. the little cards with none of the content is expected to get an absolute majority that may lead to run off at october. well, meeting the polls before 11 sends use. meta was louisa gonzales, a lawyer from the leftist party of the former president rafael clear. political analysts say the come to the to has seen the biggest boost his popularity is the right wing businessman young topic, another leading candidates, the right wing form of vice president of the southern hudson. leftist indigenous lawyer. yeah, cool. pat is found to service a lot in america edison. you see a new been these live that the central c

here in guatemala is the low voter turnout compared to the 1st round of voting. so this, this run off election, we're seeing what appears to be less than 2 is the, as him for the candidates themselves, may be less um, less excitement over the actual voting process. with that said, the mood is, is pretty good. we've been seeing throughout the course of the day a steady stream of families coming in, people coming in with their children to um, to, to learn about the voting process to learn about. i got them on democracy. you might say um, but i think a lot of them that good mood that we are seeing a lot of the smiles. a lot of that has to do with this being the final stretch of an election that's been sort of marred by a lot of controversy. the sort of put there's that applause again if you're able to hear that. but there's this little of a political crisis that's been over this 1st round of elections. this still hasn't fizzled out. so a lot of people are sort of just eager to get that in anxiety and get that uh, voter fatigue over within the selection. that for a l

the reports from guatemala city as a health stair in southern guatemala communities here separate one of the highest rates of male nutrition in the world. government programs offering help or a valuable resource. it brings the bottom in the, in the stuff like the that we are mainly focusing on medical attention. we provide health services like parasite treatment and nutritional assistance with the aim of preventing disease. according to the un food and nutrition needs. in guatemala, have reached historic levels. health authorities here in guatemala, say one of the biggest challenges to combat in mal nutrition is accessing virtual areas. adding that to places that are most the needs are often the hardest to reach the terrain. and this part of the country to be extreme with 17 year old heidi discovered makes short work of this, the parents that lead to her home. heidi says that well, government assisted it's in the form of food resource planning has benefited her family. the still lacks some basic necessities like clean water and the musket boom water. most of all we don't have potable

visit up a little al jazeera, guatemala city. more than $230.00 people have died of cholera in the democratic republic of congo this year, and most of them are children. according to unicef, more than 31000 cases have been recorded. north cube province is worth the effective fighting between governors forces and m. 23 rebels is force millions of people into overcrowded displacement cabs where they're at risk of waterborne diseases. finally, a humanoid robot has given a long format, sit down interview for the 1st time. the robot noticed sophia talked to algebra about politics, climate change, and if it's a threat to humanity, you know, i think you're so intelligent. and some people view a guy as potentially a threat. you could be smarter than humans, stronger. and if someone were to hack into your code, you could be less ethical than humans. should we be afraid of you? absolutely not. i'm here to help, not to harm. i'm program to be respectful and considerate of humans, and my ethical code is program to keep me from ever doing any

fight against the current president of guatemala. your presence as you mentioned, the relations with china and other latin american countries of the united states, as well as the improvement of the economy and the fight against illegal immigration from the country , were among the main slogans of mr. halo in the guatemalan elections. it turns out that, of course, the left in latin america is divided into two parts, which is a critic, a critic of the state, against the government of the community, the countries of the region, including brazil, including argentina , mexico, there are countries that oppose taking the famous name stronger , and in front of the united states, taking the countries of venezuela, cuba there are those who are in the first category, they are critics, they seek to cut off political relations with america, they do not seek to expand relations with other countries , find yourself in the world, russia. one of the candidates was assassinated and killed. now this election has been extended to the second round . ms. luisa gonzalez is a left-wing candidate. i think th

esta victoria desde el pueblo de guatemala.nciales en la segunda vuelta. sin aceptar aÚn a arÉbalo. vuelvo a los estudios. >>> gracias a jenni co rad. >>> en ecuador los dos candidatos que van a la segunda vuelta luis gonzÁlez y daniel novoa, dieron ya declaraciones. >>> y nuestro enviado especial raÚl torres nos tiene los detalles desde quito. >>> (aplausos). >>> sonriente, feliz a la reuniÓn con sus simpatizantes. luisa gonzÁlez es la primera historia en ecuador que mÁs votos recibiÓ rumbo a la presidencia de la rep plica. >>> hacemos un llamado a lo que mÁs requiere el paÍs. a la unidad, a la paz. a dejar el odio. gonzÁlez cercana al expresidente rafael correa, logrÓ 33% de los votos. en segundo lugar quedÓ sda niel novoa, acciÓn demacrada nacional con el 24%. ambos se enfrentaran en una segunda vuelta. >>> a partir de maÑana, tenemos que empezar a trabajar de nuevo. tenemos que hacer campaÑa de nuevo. hay una segunda vuelta. >>> lo que hemos hecho es pasar a la segunda vuelta. felicito a mi equipo. >>> el tercer lugar para

the results of sunday's presidential elections in guatemala, the largest country in central america, in the mid-fifties, turned out to be sensational. there non-stop optical camp, with which in the middle of those very fifties the cia melted down about what this means for world politics sergey brilev, and for guatemala bernardo's victory is an areola sensation, but many will naturally ask, but what is more of this for us, why are the results of the guatemalan elections important to us too? so it's not enough, of course, such an exotic exotic, but there are very clear stories, a victorious boy in the first year of the revolution, during which almost universal suffrage was introduced. after all, it is a minimal format. and for that the guatemalan was the 1954 coup d'état in his last radio address overthrown then president arvens said it was an act of revenge on the part of the fruit companies, what kind of fruit companies are there in central america six republics, but sad jokers in the state the american fruit company was once called the united company from cia documents were needed a

low in guatemala. as presidents were run off, he won 58 percent of the vote while his rival and the countries former 1st lady sandra torres, came in 2nd with 36 percent manual right below. so this report from guatemala city the idea of a little land slide electoral victory in guatemala is national election and from civil society groups to private sector leaders, defense and make shared by many appears to be one of optimism. of course everybody has concerns and i guess he will have concerns to is part of being uh, you know, you know, politically in situation. but my concerns are more on the weight of, of those things that maybe we can think different a board. i certainly be optimist. that the common things that we have will go further instead of the points that maybe we can have as a difference as part of a bellows appeal. political analysts say is that many of the country see him is a political centrist, who was placed the fight against corruption at the top of his presidential agenda. once in office,

but visit up a little al jazeera, guatemala city. a british nurse has been said has to spend the rest of her life in prison for murdering 7 babies in her care. lucy let be. was found guilty of attempting to murder 6 others as well and a neo natal hospital where she worked. sonya guy go reports from london. we see that, you know, the day police officers came to the door of lucy, let these house and the rest to, to an us whose the seat around so deep that it had a murderous intent on the surface. the details of her life seemed but not enough. it allowed her to operate under the radar to kill. this was a true calculated cynical campaign of child mother involving the smallest and most vulnerable of children. knowing that your actions were closing significant physical suffering and would cause until mental suffering . well, let's be shown the sentence, hearing relatives of the victim sent earlier, they recounted the details of the wish of, of what happened in that neo natal unit with the nurse had carried out her pre meditated attacks. on

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been for the american is the executive director of transparency international, guatemala. he says the nation is hoping that the selection will osh in meaningful change. very sad time. do you think who is the or, or c d a the, or was he showed you the who are really have center of support? yeah, according to the policies he's. ringback he's most the probably winner of the election . we've 70 percent more or less a. so did the $43.00. a hoping that these and make sure will bring change for the country. good to go. 3 is really, you know, 5 shape rolling by the rocks. government a which controls or the power seat of the state. so people is really hoping for a change. i think the be be a challenge for view so they sure is that'd be cool. government is, is really unhappy of your thoughts in the 1st row that anyone who is running for the, for the 2nd round, because he's what he watching you. what a surprise. so a, they, they really want to find a way to obstruct the election tomorrow. but we have so much of servers from the european union, from the audience. so it's going to be v

and will haul the main issues with h as in guatemala, as they've come to who to pay as the next president. the it is still the dry season in indonesia and it should be in the lazy it. but maybe left side of this phone will kind of the area still. we're at the west east narrow deposited on central totland, cambodian and south viet nam little drive by look at it and the full costs for the central philippines, the heavy right. and it was falling recently of a hong kong is going fast attempt she's dropping here. we see no more evidence of ty, feed line, it disappeared, is left behind a legacy of shelves folding over an area that has a huge amount of rain. and there's an obvious line here which is thunderstorms on a cold front. that brings with a song store that may well briefly affect that she got the monsoon rains over to india. happy that they were just in the poll. some parts of bangladesh and westbank go down, disappeared. this general direction to the coming more of india that has been recently fairly dry. so if you're in harder, bad or not poor, you're going to get in the showers on the

pero su partido era un partido minoritario en el congreso de guatemala.e paÍs. su promesa de luchar contra la corrupciÓn y la pregunta, va a ser fÁcil superar este problema que afecta a otros paÍses en latinoamÉrica? >> la corrupciÓn es muy difÍcil de combatir. porque no es sÓlo una prÁcticasino que se convierte en una cultura. y la cultura no cambia de un dÍa para el otro. la cultura cambia luego de un proceso sostenible con por bastante tiempo. el presidente o el candidato arÉvalo necesita tiempopara poder cambiar la cultura de corrupciÓn que existe en el paÍs. y mÁs cuando hay tantas personas involucradas e implicadas en los procesos de corrupciÓn en guatemala. paola son panoramas que estaremos al pendiente y revisando lo que pueda pasar el futuro para poder volver a conversar. gracias por su tiempo, buenas noches. paola: atentos y estÁ buscando nuevo empleo que marque la diferencia en la comunidad de oakland. este jueves puede ser su gran oportunidad. el distrito escolar estÁ organizando una gran feria de trabajo. estÁn buscando maesospersonal de apo

y en ecuador en el paÍs de guatemala tienen nuevo presidente electo >>> la 2 vuelta en 1 ambiente de la mitad de los votos emitidos arÉvalo se convirtiÓ en el nuevo presidente de la naciÓn mÁs poblada de centroamÉrica >>> esta victoria es del pueblo de guatemala y ahora unidos como pueblo de guatemala, lucharemos contra la corrupciÓn >>> polÍtico logrÓ vencer en la 2 vuelta la exprimera dama torres signos de esperanza a quienes eran gobernados >>> feliz porque el voto se deshicieron las cunas y el pueblo decidiÓ >>> en ecuador millones de hombres y mujeres acudieron a las urnas para decidir el futuro de su paÍs, lo hicieron bajo las medidas de seguridad luego que el 9 de agosto asesinar de tiros al candidato villavicencio cuando salÍa de 1 evento pÚblico >>> en la contienda del domingo les militante de izquierda tradicional con luisa gonzÁlez el empresario daniel fueron los favoritos para ocupar la silla presidencial >>> ambos candidatos van a competir por voto popular cuando se realiza la 2 vuelta de la cual habrÁ 1 triunfador >>> y tantos del paÍs opinan de lo que necesita que haga

erica porras nos informa desde guatemala.esinada en pasadena en estados unidos. >> honrando lo que uno siente, pero a la vez despedirla gracias al dios porque me dejo compartir con ella 11 aÑos. pero no merecÍa mi niÑa perder la vida en el corto tiempo que tenÍa. erica: la madre de marÍa ana se encuentra enferma del corazÓn y saber que su hija llega a guatemala fallecida ha provocado que su salud se de mejore aun mÁs. >> nunca imagen recibir asÍ a mi niÑa, pero no fue asÍ. erica: doÑa rosa, abuela de marÍa no soporta saber que su nieta regresa guatemala en una caja fÚnebre. >> es una tristeza. es una chiquita. erica: marÍa junto con su padre carmelo emprendieron el viaje hacia estados unidos, pero jamÁs se imaginaron que marÍa encontrarÍa la muerte. >> aquÍ no hay trabajo. lo que gana Él aquÍ sÓlo para comer . sustento diario mÁs nada. para hacer algo la vida no llega a ser uno nada. erica: la familia gonzÁlez teme por su vida por las posibles represalias que podrÁ tomar la familia del presunto agresor, garcÍa, ya que vivo mu

and voters in guatemala, are also heading to poles and a president for run off. and they will choose between congress and bernardo era valo of the progressive seed movement and sandra torres, a former 1st lady, representing the conservative national unity of hope. a man where i follow is following the preparations in court. most city anxiety is brewing over the water mall is national election. which county bank consent, guatemala city police that says she's trying to stay optimistic. i will check that whatever happens, i feel that we should take it in a positive way and extract something good from it. because there will always be something negative, sky, the sconce, echo the minds of many guatemalans as the nation prepares to cast its vote. the lead up to the election between center left candidates for the matter of what a bundle in former 1st lady said that the door is, has been marked by smear campaigns, allegations of fraud and even concerns over the integrity of the democratic process of the upcoming national election not only represents a critical test of gu

>>> el consulado de guatemala los asiste en el proceso de repatriaciÓn >>> definitivamente nos afecta de interÉs en este caso, ya se estÁ ofreciendo una recompensa y juan carlos garcÍa rodrÍguez habÍa entrado por el paso texas y habÍa tambiÉn vivido en louisiana >>> noticias telemundo estÁ en ecuador por las elecciones este fin de semana a los candididato cicierran susus campaÑas con chalecos a antibalas e en medio la cririsis polÍtica venenimos. (c(comercialeses) [tickeket imprimiéiéndose] [ambientnte de bar]] [m[música de f fondo] [tickeket imprimiéiéndose] entoncnces, ¿lolos llevo? aquíuí está la c cuenta. grara. [tickeket imprimiéiéndose] ¿d-u-u-i? ¿¿diez milil dólares por un " "d.u.i."? ¿d-u-u-i? clclaro, es elel cargo poror u. ¿d-u-u-i? ya saben, , cárcel, titic, licencncia suspendndida, seguguro, días de t trabajo pererdidos... ya saben, , cárcel, titic, licencncia suspendndida, sale cararo no cumplplir con la leyey. creo q que un taxixi eses más baratato. [sirenena de policicía] uyuy, pobre. le l llegó la cucuenta del d . maneja tomomado y serárás arres. tiene sesentido pagaga

vienen de todos los paÍses, guatemala, colombia.s de 700 niÑos relacionados al contrabando y trata de personas. la patrulla fronteriza tambiÉn reportÓ el hallazgo de miles de menores no acompaÑados en la frontera sur. >> hay gente desalmada que cobraron su dinero y los dejan. y muchos niÑos desgraciadamente en algunos casos no vuelven a ver a sus padres. reportera: niÑos migrantes quedan en custodia de autoridades migratorias pero el proceso puede ser complicado. >> deben averiguar que es miembro de la familia y luego es la reunificaciÓn. leÓn: la inteligencia artificial estÁ en la atenciÓn del pÚblico y esta vez por su lado positivo. la ciencia se anotÓ un Éxito. tras 18 aÑos sin pronunciar una palabra una mujer con derrame cerebral, ha vuelto a hablar. reportero: por los pronÓsticos que se han hecho sobre la inteligencia artificial >> yo soy mÁs optimista que se puede usar para bien. reportero: algunas aplicaciones estÁn revolucionando la medicina y mejorando la vida de seres humanos. desde que sufriÓ un accidente hace 18 aÑos, es

in guatemala, have reached a historic level health authorities here in guatemala, say one of the biggest challenges to combat and malnutrition is accessing rural areas. adding that the places that are most in need are often the hardest to reach the terrain. and this part of the country to beach street with 17 year old heidi east catholic makes short work of, of the parents that lead to her home. heidi says that, well, government assistance in the form of food resource planning has benefited her family. the still lacks some basic necessities, like clean water and the musket, the water. most of all, we don't have potable water. fortunately, there isn't a severe water. sure to tear. thank god for the rain. but it's still difficult at times. experts in guatemala, blame corruption, as one of the driving forces behind were sitting poverty which casts a shadow of food in security over the countries most vulnerable citizens. dave, i'm going to say this. we've had 3 or 4 to governments to have blend, just deeper and deeper into corruption. so money is being spent on the on necessary things. and w

. >>> y la comunidad del houston mostrÓ su apoyo a la familia de la niÑa de guatemala de once aÑos violadaoy en su paÍs marÍa gonzÁlez falleciÓ el doce de agosto en la vivienda donde residÍa junto a su padre. >>> y pasamos a guatemala donde el ambiente polÍtico es agito cada despuÉs de la segunda vuelta del domingo autoridades denunciaron de un plan para asesinar al presidente electo bernardo arÉvalo, mientras sandra torres no acepta la derrota, jenni corado con la informaciÓn. >>> la corte interamericana de derechos humanos pidiÓ al gobierno guatemala implementar medidas para el presidente electo, y luego de la exitencia plan para asesinarlo, y la existencia de plan que contribuyÓ a pandillas, la fiscalÍa contra el delito de extorsiÓn obtuvo una alerta informaciÓn relacionada a estructuras criminales de pandillas que podrÍan poner en riesgo la vida del seÑor cesar bernardo arÉvalo y el plan se llamarÍa plan... recuerdan un crimen en mÉxico. >>> nos hacen tener la existencia de amenaza directas en contra mido persona y estamos coordinando con el gobierno de la repÚblica que respondiÓ, y di

this is the moment and celebration of algebra, guatemala city. the british nurse has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering 7 babies in her care. lucy led me was found guilty of attempting to murder 6 others at the neo natal hospital unit where she worked, letting me refuse to leave herself at the sentencing and prime minister. she soon acts as that he wants to change the laws to stop that from happening again. i think it's cowardly that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face the victims. and here 1st time the impact that the cons of had on them and their families and loved ones that we are looking and have been at changing the low to make sure that that happens. and that's something that will bring forward into goals. i strongly agree. i go, has the latest on this from london. i have only been 3 of the women who have been handed down a whole life full to majesty deemed so dangerous that the possibility of being released from prison was deemed too dangerous. now lucy, let be joined. the ranks of the killing of 7 babies of a

seen as a political outside are here in guatemala. for many, this was a, a surprise to see the idea of a little come out of relative obscurity. in the 1st round, a body that took place in june to, to sort of jump to become the front runner in terms of the polling that we saw in the lead up to this runoff election that took place on sunday. those numbers match very well with what we saw in the pulling ahead of a head of the election, but still very much a surprise. and the party is still going on. we had to move away from the center of the constitutional plaza here in guatemala city, just to get away from a bit of that noise and headed to be able to talk to you and talk a little bit about these big surprises. you know, there's a lot of challenges that lie ahead for the president elect to fill them out of the idea of although he was just congratulated by i bought him on president, i had to jump with a via twitter. but, but again, a lot of challenges this has been a controversial election season more by allegations of, of election interf

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