yeah after their usual having left honduras and el stuck there the majority of the migrants stranded at the border just want to realize their dream now donald trump is threatening to cut off aid to the country for enabling the migrant caravan to approach the u.s. border and the amount of aid the usa gives to honduras isn't particularly large the amount listed for twenty eight team is sixty five point eight million dollars now it may come as a shock but some leftists and activists in honduras actually want the united states to cut off aid the that the u.s. government gives us is invested precisely in the failed security policy and seventy members of the u.s. congress agree with them there's been a bill that's been put forward to cut off aid to honduras to end support for what they're calling a corrupt and undemocratic regime we should have cut off military aid to honduras a long time ago but for a very different reasons their complete disregard for worker rights indigenous rights and individual freedoms are unacceptable in an ally of the united states now the socialist president of ho

and mexico border are coming originally from honduras. we understand they are fleeing from poverty dire living conditions and an overall lack of jobs however as aussies killam up and explains aid to those poor into the region may truly be doing more harm than good. with thousands of migrants stranded on the u.s. border threats of lethal force and tear gas are amplifying an already intense scene . they have to they're going to use literally having left honduras and el stuck there the majority of the migrants stranded at the border just want to realize their dream now donald trump is threatening to cut off aid to the country for enabling the migrant caravan to approach the u.s. border and the amount of aid the usa gives to honduras isn't particularly large the amount listed for twenty eight team is sixty five point eight million dollars now it may come as a shock but some leftists and activists in honduras actually want the united states to cut off aid the that the us government gives us is invested precisely in the failed security policy a

has been providing honduras with financial aid a little e.v.a.'s in the situation there but as art is kind of more pain now reports that money is pouring into the region could actually be doing more harm than good. with thousands of migrants stranded on the u.s. border threats of lethal force and tear gas are amplifying an already intense scene . yeah after their usual having left honduras and el stuck there the majority of the migrants stranded at the border just want to realize their dream now and donald trump is threatening to cut off aid to the country for enabling the migrant caravan to approach the u.s. border and the amount of aid the usa gives to honduras isn't particularly large the amount listed for twenty eight team is sixty five point eight million dollars now it may come as a shock but some leftists and activists in honduras actually want the united states to cut off aid the that the us government gives us is invested precisely in the failed security policy and seventy members of the u.s. congress agree with them there's been a bill t

and in honduras a customs reform effort they are about to move forward. they have some great professional leadership but in glad of guatemala they have a plan that is very aggressive built in all these areas and on the policy side and it side of partnership side and also philosophy of risk management. between eight to 12 hours that dramatically impacts the cost productivity. so in el salvador at the central american free trade agreement to be that competitive in the us we want that to move one - - move smoothly across the border into honduras and then get to the american market quickly. we want to help them. >> that is the competitiveness. they are small economies to begin with and making them more competitive is a great place to start. i don't know how accurate it is to put on a truck from panama to the us border with the amount of time that it takes if that from the ship from china and so and from the private sector. >> absolutely. one of the things we found that you really have to have a local partner to work together without going into details with th

having left honduras and el stuck there the majority of the migrants stranded at the border just wantto realize their dream now donald trump is threatening to cut off aid to the country for enabling the migrant caravan to approach the u.s. border and the amount of aid the usa gives to honduras isn't particularly large the amount listed for twenty eight team is sixty five point eight million dollars now it may come as a shock but some leftists and activists in honduras actually want the united states to cut off aid the that the u.s. government gives us is invested precisely in the failed security policy and seventy members of the u.s. congress agree with them there's been a bill that's been put forward to cut off aid to honduras to end support for what they're calling a corrupt and undemocratic regime we should have caught on a two hundred long time ago but for very different reasons their complete disregard for worker rights indigenous rights and individual freedoms are unacceptable in an ally of the united states now the socialist president of honduras was toppled in two thousand and

the question is one of corruption and in terms of central america the issue of guatemala and honduras that is a complicated issue. it is about corruption in central america but from your perspective it is a complicated factor. from a law enforcement perspective to find out where the illegal actors are operatin operating. >> it does but largely the province of the state department to be diplomatic and structural aspect but we have adopted alongside others techniques to address that. we work with small embedded units and training with the core to really build that cadre of professionalism and training to act effectively in an environment where core truly there has been corruption that is critical for a customs administration at the border. for us it is about training in partnering that professional trust that can help change the culture of the organization. >> do you have plans to follow up your trip or to return? >> if my partners let me come back. [laughter] i would love to go back in the first quarter of next year. to really build on the law enforcement partnerships we got and some a

in honduras they've had an effort for several years. they're about to move forward toward a new customs administration. they've got great professional leadership, tremendous ideas. we've got a seven page list of partnership items we will work on to support them. the customs administration of tax in guatemala has a strategic plan that i think is very impressive that builds on all these areas and we can help from a policy side, from an i.t. and trade policy side. we see significant delays at borders within central america. eight to 24 hours for exports, it could be three days or more for imports. that dramatically impacts the cost per product, dramatically impacts the productivity. if you see a textile industry in el salvador under the central america free trade agreement is making products that are very competitive in the u.s., we want that to be able to move smoothly across the border in honduras and on to a vessel so it can get to the american market quickly and we want to help them develop that. >> that's a critical point and somethin

se dice que se estÁ formando una nueva caravana en honduras.paÍses, twitteÓ trump. trump quierenstruir el muro.seguridad fronteriza es absolutamente crÍtica, enfatizÓ su jefe de gabinete. los demÓcratas dicen que el muro es inefectivo y un derroche de dinero. la casa blanca afirma que todo estÁ sobre la mesa para poder negociar pero que por ahora las conversaciones se han roto. culpan a nancy pelosi de no ceder en nada. porque la administraciÓn ha usado menos del 10% de los fondos que se le dieron para seguridad fronteriza este aÑo. >> si no has podido usar el dinero que se te dio y todavÍa dices que no, estÁ siendo arbitrario. pablo: o construimos el muro o cerramos la frontera, amenazÓ trump. tÉcnicamente podrÍas cerrar la frontera argumentando motivos de seguridad nacional. sin embargo la pregunta es si realmente considera esa idea o si es una simple tÁctica negociadora para poner presiÓn a los demÓcratas. fÉlix: el presidente antes manuel lÓpez obrador adoptó una actitud prudente. >> nosotros hemos actuado con prudencia, de manera precavida

>>el 43% de los detenidos, fueron de mÉxico, honduras, el salvador y guatemala.eres y niÑos en cÁrceles, si vemos los Últimos datos. >>hay profesionales que se han referido a las autoridades de gays, y su programa con base en el gÉnero que tiene como objetivo a hombres latinos y los datos que tenemos, dicen que el 89% de los paÍses, la mayorÍa son hombres. es consistente con los que dicen los profesionales del tema. creo que eso deberÍa ser una mejor investigaciÓn sobre el tema. >>el informe arrojÓ datos sobre la poblaciÓn menor de 18 aÑos que representan el 17% de los detenidos. 59,000 reclusos jÓvenes en cÁrceles del paÍs. enseguida, romper el silencio la familia de un niÑo guatemalteco que muriÓ en custodia de autoridades migratorias. es alarmante la cantidad de niÑos y adolescentes que pierden la vida a causa del consumo de opioides. >>la madre de un niÑo de ocho aÑos de guatemala que muriÓ mientras estaba en custodia y autoridades de estados unidos, dijo que su hijo estaba bien de salud cuando partiÓ de su tierra natal rumbo a estados unidos y habrÍa estado

you can see that if you're traveling to honduras, salvador, for instance. different from nicaragua and from venezuela perspective. we are watching nicaragua, increasing of migration. primarily to costa rica so far which is interesting and costa rica is a good partner doing very well. we don't want their capacity to be over, in terms of the flows from nicaragua. and then of course watching the venezuela situation very closely. very small diaspora in the u.s. we don't see the same funding flowing south so we don't have a really strong increase in venezuelan migration coming to our southwest border. we have seen asylum-seekers that were here lawfully in pieces and other categories after state in the us in numbers. this is a regional crisis for colombia, peru and brazil. my concern, one of my concerns is the ability of our partners to manage that migration crisis for the resources and to work on the counter-narcotics issues. we seen a dramatic increase in cocaine production in the andes starting in colombia after the peace deal and extend debt into peru and ecu

luz: a nivel local, la nueva cÓnsul de honduras en san francisco asegura que ya tiene planeado discutir connacionales en la frontera. >> pidiÓ una reunión para, a inicios del prÓximo aÑo tener una pequeÑa reuniÓn para ver quÉ esfuerzos podemos hacer para ayudar a las personas que estÁn en la frontera. luz: la nueva cÓnsul de honduras nos asegurÓ que estÁn listos para atender todos los dÍas de semana entre 40 a 50 hondureÑos en su sede en san francisco. ramÓn: gracias por tu reporte. vamos a continuar en san francisco donde estudiantes de dos escuelas en esa ciudad fueron evacuados luego de recibir una amenaza de bomba a las autoridades del distrito escolar unificado. los planteles fueron las dos escuelas desalojadas. segÚn la policÍa, en horas de la tarde levantaron la alerta despuÉs de que no se localizaron dispositivos sospechosos. en estas imÁgenes aparece el implicado mencionando los ataques que aparentemente planeaba cometer. estas imÁgenes fueron reveladas por la corte. la sentencia de un joven de 23 aÑos residente de oakland serÁ el prÓximo 8 de enero. palmira: y nos vamos a otra

se dice que se estÁ formando una nueva caravana en honduras.ron para seguridad fronteriza este aÑo. >> si no has podido usar el dinero que se te dio y todavÍa dices que no, estÁ siendo arbitrario. pablo: o construimos el muro o cerramos la frontera, amenazÓ trump. tÉcnicamente podrÍas cerrar la frontera argumentando motivos de seguridad nacional. sin embargo la pregunta es si realmente considera esa idea o si es una simple tÁctica negociadora para poner presiÓn a los demÓcratas. fÉlix: el presidente antes manuel lÓpez obrador adoptó una actitud prudente. >> nosotros hemos actuado con prudencia, de manera precavida. no hemos opinado sobre este tema porque se trata de un asunto interno del gobierno de estados unidos. fÉlix: casi simultÁneamente a la amenaza de trump los ministros mexicanos de defensa, marina y seguridad pÚblica recorrieron la frontera entre mÉxico y guatemala. la autopsia de felipe alonso gÓmez el niÑo guatemalteco de ocho aÑos que muriÓ bajo custodia de la patrulla fronteriza, revelÓ que padecÍa de influenza tipo b. sus restos p

stephen: now 28, maria fled her home and that police officer in honduras, seven years ago.ariele: i'm afraid of him. stephen: she asked us to call her "mariele." [speaking spanish] mariele: he was a person who drank a lot. stephen: her name and age are different. [speaking spanish] mariele: my life was in danger. i had no peace. stephen: but the rest of her story is eerily similar to maria's. mariele fled honduras to escape a lifetime of sexual assault that started when she was a child, as well. [speaking spanish] mariele: he was aggressive with me. he made me have sex with him when he wanted to. stephen: both women came to the u.s. to escape abusive men in power. mariele had to leave behind her infant daughter. [speaking spanish] mariele: it was a nightmare. stephen: maria was able to take her daughter with her. this is her daughter now. [speaking spanish] maria: i am very afraid of him, and that is why i say i came her to the united states. stephen: mariele lives in the bay area and had her request for asylum granted by a u.s. immigration court judge. maria fled to atlant

the most extreme source of migrants right now is honduras. why honduras? well, it was always bitterly oppressed, but in 2009, honduras had a mildly reformist president, mel zelaya. the honduran powerful, rich elite couldn't tolerate that. a military coup took place, expelled him from the country. it was harshly condemned all through the hemisphere, with one notable exception -- the united states. the obama administration refused to call it a military coup, because if they had, they would have been compelled by law to withdraw military funding from the military regime, which was imposising a regime of brutal t terror. honduras became the murdrder capital of t the world. a fraudulent election took place under the military junta. again, harshly condemned all over the hemisphere, most of ththe world,d, bubut not by the united statese. the obama administration praised honduras fofor carrying outut an electioion, moving towardsds democracy and soso on. now people are fleeing from the misery and horrors for which we are responsible. and you have this incredible c

there is an intersection of issues and honduras, when you talk to this, we have a lot to have economic opportunity. all three of these countries are experiencing a demographic bonus, and age that should be employed and nowhere for them to work. a lot of young unemployed men, that really is the program for the games they have. you don't have the threat of one without drawing on another. >> thanks for raising the demographic point. >> what we are going to hear from me today or my views that are not reflective of the department of defense or the perry center, the other caveat is i no longer manage institutional programs, managing the governance effort that we do at the center. thank you for this opportunity. >> and retroactively say the department of usda, thank you. >> we are here on our own. after the conference was over, that is one of the efforts we had. as the ultimate root cause to answer your questions, i thought nicely rounded up the root causes of migration and prosperity and the conversation, we talked about revenue collection, facilitating trade at the border and so forth. this

amid reports of a new caravan forming in honduras. the president is threatening to cut off all aid to hon dur last, guatemala and el salvador. breaking tonight, a prime type* exclusive. our sources confirming the five executives from the citg o'oil company are in custody. they were tricked into attending a conference. it was there the americans were arrested and jailed with the leader maduro himself insisting they should be put in the worst prison in all of venezuela. all of this as the vice president of venezuela tell me in an exclusive interview that her country is quote a model of justice. full disclosure. there were technical difficulties which you will hear. but watch this. we'll talk about it. >> it's a model of justice. i have been to venezuela rsh and i'm saddened because there is a reality on the ground think think is incredibly challenging economically for you. this is a country that was once per capita incomewise the best in south america now you have your people living in poverty. i don't know how you will hold it up on a

between the president of honduras and the trump administration. kind of see where this is a potential provocation to create friction and headaches from the president of honduras coming from within honduras and groups that are politically active there. when he read about something like that, it sounds like one of those things that is done to outrage and it is not a serious request. >> martha: they definitely showed their political hand, and they did play into a lot of the ideas that a lot of us have been looking into which regard to the political situation in honduras, and roped a lot of innocent people into the process in the meantime. i want to ask you a little bit about the editorial euro today. you say, "hold the saturdays responsible -- with regard to the khashoggi killing, . >> ran is sponsoring, not just a sponsoring, they have given them long-range missiles that give them the capability not to just strike within saudi arabia but theoretically to shut down shipping that leads to the indian ocean and also to target u.s. military members who a

the rural areas of honduras are coming into play on the border where they are also in the dry court or one - - cord or. so really the hunger concern is a prevalent pushback from our perspective to engage with international bodies but economical opportunity is one or two with the push factor. the average age is 19. the number of jobs created each year is 35 or 40000 when you have 150,000 people entering the workforce that is a huge mismatch to look for opportunity that people would want to move toward that economic opportunit opportunity. these are the two factors we see most prevalent.. that remains an issue they reduce the murder rate by 43 percent and 50 percent in the last two years and also to see the very high murder rates that is down 33 percent so that does not mean certain communities are not impacted dramatically with people leaving central america so we see that as an economic opportunity and poverty issue so we need to attack. >> what you are describing is the unbelievably complicated menu of things to have this pushback that may be similar in that community so that begs the

drive from western honduras to the southern u.s. border and your cover more than two and a half thousand miles but consider what it takes to make most of that journey on foot while carrying young children that is the reality for many honduran so if you left their homes in search of a better life in the u.s. there arduous track highlights the lengths that people will go to escape day to day life in hundred us violent gangs controlled swell of some major cities and one durham police often use disproportionate force according to the united nations meanwhile the country is also my political division in recent weeks people have continued to protest against president obama landed hernandez who stayed in power following an election result deemed for dalit by the opposition a year ago more on the challenges faced by people living in hundred us we have jennifer she is a journalist and co-founder of contra accordion de digital media outlets she joins us from san pedro sula in honduras must see a. program director for central america and mexic

. >> una madre de honduras y cuatro niñas de la caravana de migrantes arrancaron de las pandillas enda . >> nerviosa con su madre, fue al agte de inmigración le dio una luz de esperanza . >> doy gracias a dios por darme la oportunidad y a mis hijas de que puedan salir adelante . >> ella perdió encrucijada en octubre con sus cuatro hijas debe presentar pasaporte para comenzar el tema de huellas y un permiso . >> para que me den mi permiso de trabajo y me mandaron a revisra mi grillete . >> la madre dice que fue liberada por inmigración el 12 de diciembre por saltar el muro con cuatro hijas en momento de desesperación al no tener entrevista de asilo en el cruce . >> pero gracias a dios estamos bien . >> dice que arrancó porque pandilleros hacían a sus menores que extoercionar y amenazaron de prostituirlas . >> el 4 de abril tendrá primera audiencia en inmigración y tendrá que presentar declaración y prueba de las ameanzas . >> no se arriesga nunca saldrá adelante . >> pero el 19 de diciembre la administración apeló a que las peticiones de asilo ni pueden ser negadas a quién entró como

we had a presidential election in honduras last year was highly questioned. i'm not saying there was fraud, but the president was re-elected under questionable circumstances and post electoral violence as people, you know, protested these results. and somewhere between 22 and 36 of the numbers vary, people were killed in those public protests and there has been no prosecution of them. so i think whether that kind of violence affects you directly or indirectly, people begin to feel, again, there is no fairness in our society, no justice. poor hondurans told me laws are applied to the poor people. so when we come to term with those issues, justice, rule of law, it would impact people's outlook and economic development. it would impact virtually every aspect of society there. i think we have another troubling situation in guatemala too. not just around the cc and the fight against the president and commissioner, but the threats against the courts. the fact if guatemalan government took military courts in the states and circle the courts, circle the cc, circle th

. >> esta joven vive aterrada, pidiÓ no mostrar su rostro, teme que la deporten a honduras y terminersiguen y me matan. >> su padre implorÓ en una corte de inmigraciÓn por su vida, rogaba que no lo deportaran. >> se referÍa a la pandilla ms 13 es que ya lo habÍan apuÑalado en una pelea aquÍ en estados unidos, pero aunque el juez creyÓ que su temor era creÍble le negÓ la peticion de asilo diciendo que no habÍa demostrado que los pandilleros lo encuentra rÍan en honduras ni que lo estaban buscando. pero ocho meses despuÉs de regresar a honduras, el seÑor chirinos fue asesinado el nueve de abril de 2017. el mismo dÍa que cumplÍa 38 aÑos de edad.. >> que no era una pero que andaba en malas cosas, Él mire acÁ se dedicaba a su trabajo, nos mantenÍa a nosotros. >> con el gobierno de donald trump, los casos como el de santos chirino cobran mÁs urgencia en particular porque se han disparado las peticiones de asilo, solo el aÑo pasado 120 mil personas solicitaron ese beneficio. >> y ahora los jueces de inmigraciÓn los presionan para cerrar los casos con mÁs rapidez y los requisitos son cada ve

robarlos, el crimen ha causado gran conmociÓn tanto en la caravana como entre sus familiares en hondurasnte, buenas tardes. >> asÍ es, autoridades arrestan a dos hombres y una mujer en relaciÓn a la muerte de los dos menores hondureÑos, fue gracias a que uno de los jÓvenes logro escapar lo que ayudÓ a identificar a las vÍctimas y llevÓ al arresto de los presuntos responsables. >> asÍ se llevaron detenidos a los presuntos autores del asesinato de los dos menores hondureÑos, los arrestaron anoche y tendrÁn que enfrentar a la justicia. >> el perfil de las personas que cometieron esta agresiÓn es un perfil meramente de drogadicciÓn, probablemente de venta de narcomenudeo, si lo vemos asÍ. >> los estÁn siendo acusados de homicidio y privaciÓn de libertad, las vÍctimas entre 16 y 17 aÑos fueron apuÑaladas y en sus cuerpos habÍan huellas de estrangulamiento, la hermana de jorge alexander de 16 aÑos uno de los jÓvenes asesinados nos dice desde honduras que apenas fueron notificados sobre lo sucedido y que el cuerpo de su ser querido serÁ llevado a honduras los prÓximos dÍas. >> . >> segÚn el sub

josÉ, es de honduras pero vive refugiado en mÉxico, confÍa que este plan sea un a avance. >>> otros paÍsesde triÁngulo para atender a esta poblaciÓn tan vulnerable, noticias telemundo. >>> y del otro lado de la frontera, el mensaje de la nueva administraciÓn mexicana se han combinado para hacer que muchos mi dprn tes consideran regresar su paÍs, victor hugo rodrÍguez ampl amplia. >>> para nosotros se abre otro mundo en nuestro paÍs. >>> luego de vivir 15 aÑos en los Ángeles, planea su regreso a mÉxico. >>> si ahora, se da la oportunidad que nuestros hijos y nietos puedan estudiar, y poder tener un trabajo, poner un pequeÑo negocio, ya no podemos decir que no hay oportunidades. seren y sean e mexicanos tengan felices, donde nacieron. >>> cree que el nuevo gobierno harÁ lo posible para que la economÍa mejore, y es que trump, desde que fue elegido como presidente siente que el sueÑo americano se derrumbÓ. >>> las promesas de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador han traÍdo esperanzas a muchos por sus promesas no solo fueron econÓmica tambiÉn hablÓ de la violencia y dijo que retomarÁ el caso de los enor

drive from western honduras to the southern u.s. border and your cover more than two and a half thousand miles but consider what it takes to make most of that journey on foot while carrying young children that is the reality for many honduran so if you left their homes in search of a better life in the u.s. their arduous track highlights the lengths that people will go to escape day to day life in hundred us violent gangs controlled suave some major cities and one durham police often use disproportionate force according to the united nations meanwhile the country is also my political division in recent weeks people have continued to protest against president obama orlando hernandez who stayed in power following an election result deemed forder led by the opposition a year ago more on the challenges faced by people living in hundred us we have jennifer she is a journalist and co-founder of consular day digital media outlet she joins us from san pedro sula in honduras. you see. program director for central america and mexico at the ce

is shoveling military and economic aid honduras is way sixty eight million tax dollars worth and at the very same time nicaragua is about to be slapped with further sanctions just last week congress passed the nneka act over the latin american countries corruption and human rights violations so two countries with very similar problems but two very different approaches. that we're one of those two countries has been highly. distorted by the mainstream media by the u.s. government the united states is not concerned about human rights and democracy in fact we know that the u.s. supports seventy three percent of the world's tator ships but uses human rights. arbitrarily and selectively in order to justify its own geopolitical ends up of course is a classic example where the us ordered the supposed dictatorship for decades and now when there was a popular or revolution by the sandinistas who worked for over ten years supporting culture terror against their country people forget about that you know and those things need to be remembered in the context of the of the situations we're talking ab

drive from western honduras to the southern us border and your cover more than two thousand miles but consider what it takes to make most of that journey on foot while carrying young children that is the reality for many honduran so if you left their homes in search of a better life in the u.s. arduous track highlights the lengths that people will go to escape day to day life in hundred us violent gangs controlled swath of some major cities and one durham police often use disproportionate force according to the united nations meanwhile the country is also my political division in recent weeks people have continued to protest against president obama and orlando hernandez who stayed in power following an election result deemed for that by the opposition a year ago more on the challenges faced by people living in hundred as we have jennifer she is a journalist and co-founder of contre day digital media outlet she joins us from san pedro sula in honduras. program director for central america and mexico at the center for justice and international law she is in the costa rican capital of sa

northern neighbor honduras is also accused of similar violations but there is a contrast in how the u.s. treats the two central american countries one receives punishing sanctions the other an extensive aid package. it's a tale of two central american countries both plagued by. somewhat similar problems corruption violence and government crackdowns. the. rule of law has not fared so well in either country with nicaragua both sinking towards the bottom of the list ponderosa in nicaragua both exemplify a recent regional trend of suppressing the right to protest and using excessive force against demonstrators however hunder us is the only one out of the two that the us seems to have a soft side for don't just take my word for it nicaragua was one of the us is tyrannical trio the spread of tyranny follows a predictable pattern media and opposition parties are silenced the regime unleashes its militants to kidnap torture and execute dissidents but one doris well they're of valuable ally especially after they voted with the us to legitimize to roussillon as israel's capital to people of hondu

imposes sanctions on the country but turns a blind eye to violations in neighboring honduras. and broadcasting direct from our studios in moscow this is our two international i'm john thomas truly glad to have you with us. all right one of the first journalists to report on the infamous trumpeted russia dossier michael isikoff has said that it contains claims that are likely false isikoff said he believes the more salacious accusations made in the document may never be proven is cons have drawn praise from the u.s. president thank you to michael isikoff yahoo for honesty what this means is that the fight so warrants and the whole russian witch hunt is a fraud and a hoax which should be ended immediately also it was paid for by crook hillary and d.n.c. . all right to try to go comment now on this sudden u. turn on the sealed us either. sometimes it takes only one spark one report from one or a handful of journalists from a big outlet to really send the media world into overdrive what a good example was when the chief investigative reporter for yahoo news michael isikoff made a

meet a young man called christian he's a rapper and he doesn't feel there's any hope for him in honduras have a listen. i was in pain from the hunger from the lack of opportunities i have dreams just like everyone else in any other country i want to have a family a house a car these are dreams things that i can never have in honduras you know the more you. sell your present then the gun is the sumo that i will be out on the saw me look for to see. i see a young man with a job working hard giving it his best for his family helping his family move forward if i stay in honduras then in five years i won't be here i could die from hunger i could be killed by gang members i could be killed by the governments of the eurozone or some of them are jennifer there's a whole generation of young people who are thinking one of my prospects what can i do what are my options if we're looking at the end of this conversation certainly for this show at the moment do you see where there might be hope for progress. there's a lot of people staying in communities in neighborhoods trying to be found there terry

lo habÍan amenazado de muerte las pandillas por eso Él huyÓ, Él decÍa que si vuelve a honduras correa son 11 jueces los que van a oÍr el caso, nosotros vamos a estar ahÍ, vamos a ver que pasa, algo definitivo para los menores que cruzan solos de la frontera, es lo que tengo por el momento, ahora regresamos contigo a los estudios que tengas muy buenas tardes vanessa >> muchas gracias vamos a estar pendientes >> con esto una pausa, pero al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador chaca con la justicia en su primera semana como presidente mÉxico >> una pareja homosexual mexicana, desafÍa las leyes federales para hacer valida su uniÓn. >> mi nombre es ema. >> gran entrevista exclusiva >> que terminara mÁs pronto >> la mujer detrÁs del "chapo" guzmÁ [música] ♪ ¡temporada de nunca parar! ♪ ♪ mil tamales que atar ♪ no puedes olvidar ♪ hay familias que hay que ayudar ♪ ♪ la manera más fácil ♪ de donar alegría ♪ es a todos poder invitar ♪ ¡el banco de comida aquí está! ♪ (voz) deja tu donación en cualquiera de nuestras sucursales. >> la policÍa de austeridad anunci

el presidente amenaza con quitar toda ayuda econÓmica a el salvador, guatemala y honduras.dice que sÓlo se estÁn aprovechando de estados unidos. tambiÉn hablÓ de un cierre completo de la frontera con mÉxico. presentadora: otra caravana con 15,000 hondureÑos se dirige a estados unidos y la secretaria de seguridad nacional llega a la frontera. tenemos detalles en vivo desde washington d.c.. carolina: te imaginas recibir un regar y darte cuenta de que adentro tiene nada mÁs y nada menos que restos humanos? le pasÓ a una mujer de texas . asÍ arrancamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ carolina: hola, cÓmo estÁn? ya es viernes, Último viernes de 2018, con mucho gusto a las carolinas, carolina rosario y carolina sarassa. arrancamos con las noticias. c. rosario: gracias por recibirme al equipo de "ediciÓn digital", comenzamos con el cierre del gobierno. el presidente trump utiliza su herramienta preferida para lanzar amenazas y criticar a la oposiciÓn que no le aprueba el presupuesto que desea de $5,000,000,000 para extender la valla fronteriza. en uno de sus tweets advierte lo siguiente: " nos veremos obl