jorge: honduras es un lugar clave para el trÁfico de drogas hunde >> el gobierno de honduras tiene unos. tiffany: en la madrugada del 11 del mayo ella escuchÓ algo que la despertÓ. >> escuchÉ ruidos de aviones, yo me levantÉ. >> nosotros trabajamos comÚnmente en botes pesqueros. teresa: de puede dejar a los buzos hilda venÍa de regreso en un viaje de varias horas que normalmente se hace de noche. hilda venÍa cargada de pasajeros que regresaban con ella. >> clara viajaba a visitar a su madre. tiffany: clara iba acompaÑada de su hijo menor y su amigo wilmar lucas. >> yo querÍa aprovechar el viaje. mi mamÁ hablÓ con su mamÁ y Él le dijo perfecto, vÁmonos. tiffany: ambos jÓvenes iban en la probable la lancha. >> de desenvolver estÁbamos platicando de todo. >> era luna llena y estaba bien clarito en la luna. >> hecho tambiÉn venÍa durmiendo. >> esa noche me extraÑe mucho. cada rato daba vuelta y vuelta. >> mirÁbamos los aviones pasar. no le hacÍamos caso. >> no sabÍa que había aterrizado una avioneta. >> no hay ningÚn tipo de patrullas navales muchos no tienen fuentes de inteligencia, no t

no se sabe cuÁl es la cantidad de migrantes que serÁn acogidos por honduras.o aguas sigue prÓfugo estados unidos probÓ su eventual detención y tradiciÓn en mÉxico. el gobierno de mÉxico la habÍa pedido desde 2015 pero no habÍa estado bien fundamentada. reportes indican que fue visto por Última vez en territorio estadounidense alternando su residencia entre texas y mÉxico. >> tuvieron que pasar cuatro aÑos para que el gobierno estado son yadira bruce verde a la detenciÓn del eslogan de chihuahua acusado de haber desviado $319,000,000 a favor de campaÑas en el 2016. >> el gobierno estadounidense a del departamento de estadonotificÓ que procedÍa el trÁmite que se está llevando a cabo. >> el ex gobernador de chihuahua lleva mÁs de dos aÑos prÓfugo de la justicia.pesan dos Órdenes de aprehensión. >> afectÓ mucho a los mexicanos. para que quede impune. reportera. para este analista es una carta mÁs del residente lÓpez obradorcon miras a las elecciones de 2021 donde se elegirÁn 16 gubernaturas y el total de la cÁmara de diputados y se suma al proceso en contra del se

what do you have to say to the president of honduras? i i think it is very cynicalf him to say that, especially when he has been complicit in the dedestruction of our country and subjecting our people to great violence. it is true the honduran people are experiencing grave consequences for the destruction of the planet. but hernandez has used state funds to invest in the militari .ation of our country that is why we are seeing these murders, seeing people imprison. we're living in a situation in which life is compromise. and for a letter hernandez to report the discourse of us who are putttting our bobodies at r, generates a lot of indignation,, especially since he has been one of the people who has insured impunity in the murder of my mom. women payis the price in particular in the fight for climate justice? >> just like the land in our territory is violated and destroyed, so are our bodies. we know we are at risk. we know they kill us, that they raped us, that they attack our families. i think it also has a lot to do , with history. it

from honduras. and violence in that country is so high, the dislocation is so high, vertically everyone you speak to is desperate to leave, not because they hate honduras, because they're desperate for a better life. the demand for drugs in the u.s. because of that causes people to flee. for example, most of the cocaine going from south america into the u.s. goes via honduras. so it's a transit country. gang warfare is out of control. so when the u.s. and trump administration talks about curtailing immigration from honduras or guatemala, the question is not next asked, why is honduras a narco state? the answer is because the honduran government -- >> i met a lot of those down on the border on their way up to the u.s. and what they are fleeing is terrifying. very quickly because we're nearly out of time, but of course the world can't just surrender and say legalize everything surely. you know, drugs legal for all and everything available without restriction. i mean you can't imagine that? >> i think

now we're getting reports and this is from government bodies that more than 2500 people from honduras have been registered entering guatemala now the problem is not going to come in guatemala the government here has said that they going to let them come through the problem for them is going to be when they get to the border with mexico and that's because mexico has said that they're not going to let them pass their territory they said that they might be open to giving them asylum but not giving them transit so they can get to the border with the united states mexico is under a lot of pressure from president donald trump and his administration to not let anyone through so they can get to the border with the united states so this is going to be a developing story and probably in the next couple of days also going to see these people get into the mexican border and then we'll have to see what happens when smits can security forces presumably try to seal that border off and john mayer also getting some lines about 10 question mark cutting its diplomatic ties with venezuela what would you

claudia mendoza hablÓ con algunos de ellos que llegaron en autobÚs a honduras.cidieran regresar a honduras desde guatemala. >>en lo difÍcil de aquí, uno viene con esperanza de hallar algo mejor, pero... lo que puede recibir uno es una pedrada la cabeza o perder la vida. claudia: asÍ llegaron los primeros autobuses de un total de nueve que llegarÁn a este centro de atenciÓn de migrantes retornado. el gobierno evitÓ que la prensa tuviera acceso directo a los migrantes, pero algunos pocos, se atrevieron a hablar. >>ahorita, quiÉn sabe. mataron a una mujer y un niÑo. golpearon a gente. claudia: este grupo de jÓvenes prefiere un trapo para su rostro >>nos trataron mal. >>¿ los trataron muy mal? claudia: la bajada de honduras tiene el registro del nÚmero de personas que retornaron al paÍs. este grupo. muchos de los repatriados se fueron solos o en caravanas, algunos dicen que no quieren volver a vivir el infierno, pero otros dicen que lo intentarÁn de nuevo. jorge: dos coyotes ya no caminan con los inmigrantes en la frontera, ahora utilizan telÉfonos celulares. el pro

bound caravan that originated in honduras mexico's government is bracing for the arrival of hundreds of migrants on its southern border with guatemala most people only skipping chronic poverty or gang violence u.s. president donald trump is pressuring mexico and central american nations to accept more migrants is the administration's also beginning the process of sending asylum seekers from the u.s. border with mexico to guatemala but john holmes at a shelter in guatemala city john just fill us in a little bit more background about the caravan of migrants is heading from honduras and the kind of conditions that you're seeing at the camp there. yeah definitely that we're actually in the overflow section of city's biggest. migrant shelter the cost of that migrant a couple of hours ago there was no one here let me show you what there is here now there is food still to being given out now people are rising food water he has i say in the last couple of hours we've seen a lot of people here because clothing bins of finesse you turn to your left a little bit there looks people here putting

we have nothing to lose because in honduras we have nothing you understand our lives are at risk in honduras as we leave the shelter people are queuing to get in they know their journey is only going to get harder but they're still growing or. john joins us live now so clearly john these migrants are facing really massive pressure from conditions back home in honduras also and guatemala and then from in terms of u.s. policy on immigrants as well just tell us what you've been hearing from some of the migrants that are queuing there behind you. i think these are people that fresh air rights and they just curing to get into the shelter and i think they'll tell you a lot from what we've been hearing from the people that we spoke to last night a lot of people are fleeing for economic reasons things in honduras have been bad economically and they're getting worse a lot of unemployment a lot of people struggling especially those who work in the countryside and then on the other hand a lot of people that are fleeing boylan's honduras has gangs that suit to be extorted and killing the population and

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we have nothing you understand our lives are at risk in honduras as we leave the shelter people are queuing to get in they know that journey is only going to get harder but they're still going on. john home of how does it work the motor city. just a quick bit of news from iraq several protesters have been injured in clashes in the capital baghdad demonstrators threw molotov cocktails and security forces responded with tear gas protesters had gathered near baghdad's bridge which has been closed. when to small is an annual misery across the balkans region of europe widespread reliance on coal and wood fires has a severe impact on the quality of the air but a growing number of citizens across the region of taking to the streets to demand government action call brand reports. belgrade sarajevo pristina and scorpio in recent weeks all 4 have been ranked in the top 10 list of the world's most polluted cities january has been a suffocating ordeal for the residents of the balkans probably in a most is. a way for the whole of mankind this is not good at sarajevo then belgrade and all of the

this is the queue of people from honduras that have traveled in a caravan they were aiming to get tomexico many of them to get through mexico and to the united states were actually outside of 'd a migrant shelter here in guatemala city so this is just one of the stops on the way for them there's already people that have gone on and already at the border of guatemala mexico now what's going to happen there is the mexican government's already said that it's not going to give them transit so that they can get through and get to the united states he says that the most it can offer them is to enter the country and to ask for asylum but it's actually quite a backlog for asylum in mexico city and so the people here as we said that a lot of them is sort of destined for disappointment really in the in the hope of reaching that dream of the united states the reasons that they go in and the reason that they're leaving home to do it is really 2 things by loons they're fleeing from gangs city extort and kill much of the population in various different parts of the country and also poverty in hond

marta sabe que su hijo peligro, pero dice que no telefuturo en honduras.nero para dejarlos pasar. pablo prefiere pasar incÓmodo toda la semana antes de perder su vida. otro grupo de hondureÑos va hacia la frontera del norte y tambiÉn se encuentran visiblemente agotados, jason asegura que va a ir a pedir asilo a mÉxico, antes de ser hombre muerto. >> a un hermano mÍo lo torturaron. erika: el presidente de guatemala dijo migrantes han podido transitar por allÍ por el tratado. >> vamos a informarle a la gente que le de honduras que no pasarÁn por nuestra frontera. erika: los dos grupos de migrantes ya han dirigido a fronteras diferentes a pesar que las autoridades de guatemala dice que no los dejaran pasar. cronista: miguel rodrÍguez de 24 aÑos fue presentado hoy ante la corte tras ser acusado de secuestrar a una menor. en este vÍdeo lleve el auto de rodrÍguez siguiÉndole los pasos. este testigo vio a rodrÍguez meter a charlotte a la fuerza en su vehÍculo. cuenta que la escuchÓ gritar y pedir ayuda, e inmediatamente la reconociÓ como la hija menor de sus veci

if they cross in one knowledge group course moniz government says 4000 people have come in from honduras since wednesday trying to make their way to mexico and to the united states to home and has more now from mexico's southern border. what you're seeing here is one of the overflow areas that shelters here in the coombe and have set up to try and cope with the amount of people that are arriving from honduras hoping to pass into mexico a mini of them eventually into the united states you can see that here people have been sleeping out in the open there's about 2000 people arrived here on the border between guatemala and mexico and more than 4000 people in total that have set out from honduras now they're trying to get further north but there is a problem and mexico has said that it's not going to allow them to transit is not going to allow them to get to the united states or the mexican government has said is it will allow them to work in the south of the country give them work visas or in certain cases it will give them asylum but what's been happening is it makes going to thirty's of o

we have nothing you understand our lives are at risk in honduras as we leave the shelter people are queuing to get in they know their journey is only going to get harder but they're still going on john home and how does it what tamala city. protesters in malawi have been demonstrating against judges who allegedly took bribes the judges overseeing a legal challenge to last year's election president putin with a recount now when he won reelection in 2019 opposition leaders are challenging the result which they say was marred by fool. activists in new jab according to action against attacks by armed groups in the south held at least 170 soldiers have been. killed in less than 2 months and thousands of people have been displaced but it just reports now from the capital mounting casualties have left many families struggling. the images on edu motos mobile phone are the only memories left of 20 year old lizzie's was drafted into the nature of it. he was one of the casualties of the latest attack on religious soldiers e.d. a retired military officer was the last member of the family to spe

many of the migrants were thought to have originally been from honduras.igrants have crossed into its territory from honduras since wednesday. these migrants had been camped out in the town of tecun uman on the guatemalan side of the border, and wanted to cross to the town of ciudad hidalgo in mexico. when they were refused permission, they took to the water. those crossing the river are part of a larger group of between 2000 and 3500 people, which has been called 2020 caravan. many of whom are ultimately trying to reach the united states. translation: i'm a mother, i left my daughter there, i have to support her and i'm a single mother. we only want to work. please, i am just scared and i don't want to return to my country. there is no work there, there is nothing. my daughter and i go hungry. mexican officials say they have already taken in over 1000 people and that many will be allowed to stay and work, but will not be given free passage to america. amid tense relations with its northern neighbour, mexico is under increasing pressure to help stem the fl

many of the migrants were thought to have originally been from honduras.veral thousand migrants have crossed into its territory from honduras since wednesday. these migrants have been camped out in this town on the guatemalan side of the border, and wa nted guatemalan side of the border, and wanted to cross to mexico stopping when they were refused permission, they took to the water. those crossing the river are part of a larger group of between 2000 and 3500 people, which has been called 2020 caravan. many of whom are ultimately trying to reach the united states. translation: i'm a mother, i left my daughter there, i have to support herand i'm a daughter there, i have to support her and i'm a single daughter there, i have to support herand i'm a single mother. we daughter there, i have to support her and i'm a single mother. we only wa nt her and i'm a single mother. we only want to work. please, i am just scared and i don't want to return to my country. there is no work there, there is nothing stopping my daughter and i go hungry. mexican officials say t

bound caravan that originated in honduras mexico's government is bracing for the arrival of hundreds of migrants in its southern border with guatemala most people are escaping chronic poverty or gang violence u.s. president donald trump is pressuring mexico and central american nations to accept more migrants his administration is also beginning the process of sending asylum seekers from the u.s. border with mexico to rot amala john homans in guatemala city at a shelter where migrants of arrived more than 2700 people so far have left and end to guatemala on a new caravan that is trying to get many of them to the southern border of the united states now a lot of them just arriving in guatemala city this is the biggest migrant shelter in guatemala city let me just show you a little bit what's going on this some people here that are charging their phones to try and keep in touch on the way through if we go a little bit further in we can see that also food and drinks been handed out to a lot of people coming through here a lot of them have been traveling for a couple of days already to m

bound caravan that originated in honduras mexico's government is bracing for the arrival of hundreds of migrants in the southern border with guatemala most people are escaping chronic poverty or gang violence is president donald trump is pressuring mexico and central american nations to accept more migrants as it ministrations also begin the process of sending asylum seekers from the u.s. border with mexico to guatemala john holmes in guatemala city at a shelter or migrants and started arriving. we're actually in the overflow section of guatemala city's biggest migrant shelter the custard on the ground the couple of hours ago there was no one here let me show you what there is here now days to sort of being given out now to people the rising food water as i say in the last couple of hours we've seen a lot more people here there's clothing bins of finesse you turn to your left a little bit there looks people here putting on fresh clothes a lot of them been traveling a couple of days already to arrive from honduras and then you can see people just beginning to bed down for the night th

cientos de personas que empezaron en honduras, para venir a la frontera de mÉxico.Ó bajo las escaleras en nueva york, hace un llamad tenemos detalles, luego del aplauso. tenemos detalles, luego del aplauso. -- de la pausa. carolina: seguimos debido contigo en "ediciÓn digital". este viernes comparecerÁ en corte alex garcÉs, enfrenta cargo por la muerte de su casero a quien empujÓ por las escaleras en su propio apartamento. la vÍctima sufriÓ un golpe mortal contra el pavimento. esta maÑana su viuda sonia maldonado y su hija mariela conversaron con satcha preto el "despierta amÉrica" y escuchemos parte de lo que le dijeron. >> para alex garcÉs y toda la juventud que estÁ muy violenta, descarriada. que piensen tres veces antes de hacer porque no sÓlo arruinaron mi vida, sino tambiÉn la de su mamÁ y su familia. >> de sus hijos, de todo el mundo. >> en general para todas las personas, evitemos la violencia. borja: la viuda aclarÓ que el retraso en el pago de la renta no fue el motivo de la discusiÓn. aclara que su esposo se enojÓ cuando precisamente el inquilino utilizÓ

asÍ lo dio a conocer el gobierno de mÉxico, lo de enterarse que desde honduras se repara otro grupo deobe bryant, uniÉndose a la pena de su esposa y sus tres hijas. ademÁs, motivÓ al equipo y a la aficiÓn a superar este momento juntos. en las de la nba, los warriors se midieron ante los celtics, asÍ su siguieron con su segÚn siguiente descalabro. los puntos no fueron suficientes para la victoria, fue triunfo de boston. los warriors tienen marca de 10 y 39 y son el Último lugar de la conferencia del oeste. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. no se pierda contacto deportivo. ingrese a nuestras diversas plataformas digitales. tudn.com.

it's one of several that have set out from honduras since 2018 carrying many seeking to escape violence in extreme poverty. among also mineral meters a coffee grower is traveling with his youngest son he says they've no choice and then one day you know i have big debts and one douras that i just can't pay because your work doesn't pay enough to support even yourself. this woman says her nephews were killed over christmas and she's left so they can't get her son to she's too scared to let us film her face when you are. losing a son would hit me more than anything else we've already made the decision even if they don't let us pass we can't go back and if you need to know what the cost of then we could run to shelter in guatemala city is safe and have medical care food and a place to sleep even if it is only under the top pulled in that far from out of the center direct through setting up he expected more than a 1000 i asked how they were going to fit in the mother they have to do what else are we going to do we have to work miracles here that's the situation we're in those in the caravan

through here a lot of them have been traveling for a couple of days already to make it here from honduras some people here trying on some fresh clothes on the way. and you can see people just starting to settle down to sleep here now we've been talking to some of the people that are coming through and basically what they're telling us is that there's a variety of reasons for leaving honduras the 2 main ones poverty this is a poor country a lot of people are in economic problems a lot of people are unemployed and also violence from dorsey's all also a country that for years now has been in the grip of gangs that have been exporting people from that country man i was talking to just a little bit earlier said he had to leave his moto taxi business when the gang just cut asking him for what they called a war tax and in the end they threatened him and he just had to get out so these people hoping to get through mexico and to the united states that might be the problem for them the mexican government under a lot of pressure from president donald trump has said that they will be sealing off thei

correspondent john holmes with those migrants in guatemala city this is the queue of people from honduras that have traveled in a caravan they are aiming to get to mexico many of them to get through mexico and to the united states were actually outside of 'd a migrant shelter here in guatemala city so this is just one of the stops on the way for them there's already people that have gone on and are already at the border of guatemala mexico now what's going to happen there is the mets can governments already said that it's not going to give them transit so they can get through and get to the united states he says that the most it can offer them is to enter the country and to ask for asylum but it's actually quite a backlog for asylum in mexico city and so the people here as we said that a lot of them is sort of destined for disappointment really in the in the hope of reaching that dream of the united states the reasons that they go in and the reasons that they're leaving on to it are really 2 things by loans they're fleeing from going city extorting kill much of the population in various d

transportaba 109 personas, la cancillerÍa para la capital de honduras manifestÓ que para este miÉrcolesidentes en guatemala. informÓ que hoy mismo regresarÁn a más migrantes a sus paÍses o que otros han aceptado quedÁndose a trabajar allÍ en mÉxico. paola: diferentes organizaciones en california a la cabeza de tuve ter por children en realizaron varias acciones pidiendo recursos del presupuesto estatal de este aÑo para combatir la pobreza, especialmente en los mÁs pequeÑos. xiomara lÓpez con los detalles. xiomara: si los tres atraviesa una situaciÓn difÍcil econÓmica, los afectados son los hijos. la actual situaciÓn de boleta martÍnez quien vive con su esposa y tres hijos. >>vivieron una situaciÓn difÍcil con el aumento de costo en viviendas, es bastante complicado para las familias salir adelante. xiomara: para mÁs de 2000 dolores al mes por renta, su esposo es el Único que trabaja y dice que gana lo mÍnimo. >>desafortunadamente no es posible para mÍ entrar a la fuerza laboral porque tengo una niÑa pequeÑa como el cuidado de niÑos es algo bastante difÍcil de conseguir. segÚn una organi

. ♪ ♪ paola: una nueva caravana de migrantes partiÓ de honduras rumbo a estados unidos.al de autobuses, donde durmieron esperando la madrugada para salir a los estados unidos. se trata de una nueva caravana de mÁs de 800 hondureÑos que pretenden cruzar guatemala por agua caliente. horas antes, un aproximado de 600 inmigrantes se adelantÓ en el viaje por la frontera de corinto. aquÍ viaja blanca rivera, quien llevaba dos horas caminando con sus pequeÑos. 1 > son situaciones, con el tratamiento para mi hijo y todo eso, es lo que lo ayuda a uno a ese en su paÍs. claudia: estas personas conocen que miles de migrantes de sus paÍses, incluyendo honduras, han permanecido durante meses en mÉxico con poca comida y pocas sin embargo, dicen que nada nos detiene. >> si yo miro que la frontera esta un poco fea, yo me apartarÍa y buscaría por otro lado. claudia: al tiempo que las hondureÑos partÍan con la esperanza de llegar a la frontera, un grupo menor de salvadoreÑos emprendÍa el mismo viaje a costa de lo que fuese necesario. >> ya sa

in honduras, not a lot of opportunity.conomic situation that has been bad in recent years and getting worse. most people say they don't earn enough to live. they are looking for more opportunities in the north. they come, many of them, with what they are carrying is all they have. they are going to stop here in the shelter. they are just going in. the next stop on the route north. rob: the afghan taliban has offered to implement a 10 day cease-fire if it reaches a deal with u.s. negotiators. pakistan has played a key role in reviving talks to find a long-term solution to the conflict in afghanistan. earlier, i spoke to pakistan's ambassador to the u.n. and asked how the country has been influencing negotiations. >> we were asked to facilitate the talks with with u.s. and the taliban. we have used our good offices to that end. the united states asked for the release of a prominent tele-bandleader which we released. -- taliban leader which we released. we have advised the taliban of the necessity for talks. i think those neg

caravan that started in honduras mexico's government is bracing for the arrival of hundreds of migrants on its southern border with guatemala most people escaping chronic poverty or gang violence as president donald trump is of course pressuring mexico and central american nations to accept more migrants while his administration also begins the process of sending asylum seekers from the u.s. border with mexico back to guatemala john holmes in guatemala city for us at a shelter where migrants have arrived. more than 2700 people so far have left on door to us and have entered guatemala on a new caravan that is trying to get many of them to the southern border of the united states now there are a lot of them just arriving in guatemala city this is the biggest migrant shelter in guatemala city let me just show you a little bit of what's going on there some people here that are charging their phones to try and keep in touch on the way through if we go a little bit further in we can see that also food and drinks been handed out to a lot of people coming through here a lot of them have been tr

this is the queue of people from honduras that have traveled in a caravan they were aiming to get to mexico many of them to get through mexico and to the united states were actually outside of 'd a migrant shelter here in guatemala city so this is just one of the stops on the way for them there's already people that have gone on and already at the border of guatemala mexico now what's going to happen there is the mexican government's already said that it's not going to give them transit so that they can get through and get to the united states he says that the most it can offer them is to enter the country and to ask for asylum but it's actually quite a backlog for asylum in mexico city so the people here as we said that a lot of them are sort of destined for disappointment really in the in the hope of reaching that dream of the united states the reasons that they go in and the reasons that they're leaving honduras really 2 things by loons they're fleeing from gangs city extort and kill much of the population in various different parts of the country and also poverty in honduras ther

guardia nacional detuvo a 402 los enviaron a instalaciones de migraciÓn, aunque diplomÁticos de hondurasrno mexicano, iniciÓ la repatriacion de hondureÑos 110 fueron enviados de regreso a su paÍs. >> estÁbamos cansados ya nos habÍan carreteado la migra, incluso nos tiramos por potrero, pero no pudimos. >> sin embargo, otros como cristian quien perdiÓ la pierna derecha en el tren llamado la bestia cruzÓ el rÍo con la fuerza que le da el sueÑo de llegar al norte. >> que me den asilo en estados unidos para ayudar a mi hija. >> aunque el gobierno de mÉxico rechazÓ la llegada masiva y sin documentos a migrantes y aseguÓo que la guardia nacional no los reprimiÓ. por eso la mayorÍa regresÓ por el rÍo a guatemala ahi se juntaron con otra caravana que llegÓ de el salvador. >> cÉsar camina con su hijo, regresÓ con sus amigos que tambiÉn llevan niÑos, quieren volver a honduras que jamÁs debiÓ dejar asegura. >> tristes pero no nos ha pasado nada. >> a ellas el sueÑo se les convirtiÓ en pesadillas. >> noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo, el mortal coronavirus ya estÁ en estados u

we have nothing you understand our lives are at risk in honduras as we leave the shelter people are queuing to get in they know their journey is only going to get harder but they're still going on john home and how does it work tamala city. well the tal volcano in the philippines has had fewer tremors and weaker emissions but it still poses a threat that's why people are being urged to leave the high risk areas al-jazeera is jamila island dogan joined government officials who took flight to monitor the volcano is quite a. these government officials want a closer look at the rumbling a volcano so they've come to this military air base in the town this province the plan to fly over the crater of the top. and decide how to respond to the threat it continues to pose it's been days since that erupted but the crisis is far from over. we flew over the past city towards our late what we saw there was beyond human comprehension. of what was once a popular tourist destination is now on recognizable. from above we can see the end it was killed when it came no spewing steam and lava farmlands t

as well, we will have the same conversation, we are, with the government of guatemala, honduras, andl salvador where we have a.c.a.'s for them to accept them as well. so we are heading in that direction. jessica: so they'll be detained in an appropriate custodial situation an from there possibly released if it can't be done in 20 days. mark: correct, for families, yes, ma'am. jessica: ok. reported today by, i "aap," or no, excuse me, "reuters" reported today that this announcement about interior repatriation that has been done often in the past and is now being launched again, that some of -- there is a potential for having mexicans actually go to guatemala. can you explain that? mark: the a.c.a., the yen sis of of that, i think this is important. if someone has an asylum claim what we're trying to encourage is a couple of things. one is reach out and get assistance. if you have a legitimate asylum claim, you should be reaching out and trying to get relief in the first country you come to. logical. don't give your life savings to the cartel. don't listen to the cartels that are lying

i took her to honduras once, maybe twice. maybe honduras and guatemala. one each.hen once to peru. david: what about paris or london? gen. kelly: no. david: none of that? you have three children. you fathered three children. your oldest son is in the military still. gen. kelly: he is a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps. fairly recently promoted. just back from his -- one of his tours in iraq. david: you have a daughter. what is she doing? gen. kelly: she was with the fbi. prior to that actually, she was, she worked with the wounded men and women, mostly men, coming back from the wars at bethesda naval hospital. then she went into the fbi. she was with the hostage rescue team as one of the support people for several years. david: you had another son who lost his life in military combat. gen. kelly: that's right. he started off as an enlisted marine. he became a second lieutenant and was killed in afghanistan. david: did you and your wife say, having two sons in the marines is an awful sacrifice for any family? gen. kelly: no, it is our way of life. it may sound

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thank you this was a border caravan of thousands of honduras expected when they entered mexico you know 2 you know right now they are big gas to us from where parents are here with their children. but this kind of crackdown on migrants is what president trump's come to rely on his southern neighbor to do this may not have his will yet but much courage become the next best thing where the checkpoints cover the south and president will preserve produce even deploy the new national guard to stop those from honduras guatemala and el salvador getting into the u.s. if makes could become trumps will the question is why this all comes from june 2019 when donald trump basically said that unless we mexicans contain the flow of people from the border he was going to impose a specific tax a fee of up to 10 percent to every single expert in mexico's from mexico that turned for it was serious 80 percent of its exports go to the us a lot and so it clamped down and effectively last month preventions on the u.s. border were down 2 thirds from the month before president trump's ultimatum but some argue t

i want a better future for my children because in honduras you can't get work even the young. many here are fleeing poverty in some countries murderous gangs in the city and after a pause the mexican authorities began letting them through 20 at a time we caught up with eric as he queued meaning out that. my daughter doesn't have shoes because i can't get work it's the need that we all have in the country many like johnnie go back thinking this easy entrance might be a trip there but they have worried that they'll deport aspect of our country after all that it's cost us to get this far it didn't help that migration authorities refused to say where they were taking the hondurans in buses what's going on i mean but this is. what mexico's president said give people visas to work in the south of the country or asylum if they qualify for it but what he won't do is let them pass through and get to the u.s. . that was the aim of most people here to start with and some say they would definitely settle for staying in mexico if they were allowed to join homan al-jazeera on the mexico gua

the aim to reach the united states most people are escaping extreme poverty and gang violence in honduras it's not likely they'll ever get a chance to actually step on u.s. soil john homan has more now from a migrant shelter in guatemala city on the problems they will face in reaching the united states. these are the people the freshly arrived in the just curing to get into the shelter and i think they'll tell you a lot from what we've been hearing from the people that we spoke to last night a lot of people are fleeing for economic reasons things in honduras have been bad economically and they're getting worse a lot of unemployment a lot of people struggling especially those who work in the countryside and then on the other hand a lot of people that are fleeing violence on duras has gangs that suit to be extorting and killing the population and that's been the case for some time in the country so there's quite a strong sort of things that are propelling people from out to get out of what tamala but on the other hand mexico has said that these people you can see going into the shelter at t

die another and dead mother from honduras thought their family had finally made it when they reached the u.s. not for asylum instead you a sufficient sent them to guatemala they say without their consent you know you don't know if you know my husband they gave us papers to saying they were in english when we asked what the where they said they just had our details on them when we saw the asylum officer the next day he told us we st our consent to go back to. they're not alone the u.s. is now shipping hondurans and salvadorans who arrive at its border to guatemala to apply for asylum there instead more than $100.00 so far and no being for a sin not being informed of what's going on in the u.s. they're being told they're going higher and it's a surprise for them to arrive in guatemala. president trumps of ministration says the country is safe for asylum seekers and the question. in the 2019 fiscal year guatemala was actually the biggest source of migrants detained at the u.s. border over the years it struggled to keep its own population from leaving let alone taking care of asylum seek

se tratade personas provenientes de el salvador, guatemala, honduras, mÉxico y nicaragua estaban dentroo agresivo para hacer preguntas en el juicio polÍtico contra donald trump. borja: vieron que eran 34, ahora confirman que son 50 los soldados drive up de target lleva tus cosas a tu carro para que tengas tiempo de más. ♪ target, rápido y listo. quÉ mÁs repetidas, y asÍ que haya orden en la sala. borja: esta sesiÓn de preguntas y respuestas ya estÁ en marcha. janice: esto serÁ durante el dÍa de hoy y el día de maÑana. la pregunta mÁs importante es si john bolton va a testificar o no. tammy conocimos una carta que le enviÓ la casa blanca indicÁndole que no podrÍa publicar su libro. el manuscrito ahora se encuentra en pausa, que mientras la casa blanca lo continÚa revisando, porque segÚn en este manuscrito john bolton dirÍa que tenÍa bases peque donald trump sÍ habría extorsionado a ucrania. carolina: te agradecemos por esta informaciÓn injustamente hablando de esos polÉmicos testigos, algunos han dicho que les gustarÍa ver y escuchar el testimonio del vicepresidente de los estados unidos

con guatemala se ha incrementado con el fin de impedir el ingreso de los migrantes provenientes de hondurasbrevivir. julio: las autoridades mexicanas han locutor: bienvenidos al " contacto deportivo " arrancamos con lo mejor de la informaciÓn deportiva. sergio romero, el portero del united recibiÓ o accidente automovilÍstico. chocÓ su lamborghini contra unos Árboles, afortunadamente saliÓ ileso. tiempo de hablar del sÚper tazÓn nÚmero 54. cronista: anoche hubo un hÉroe anÓnimo, hablamos con el autor de la abogada. -- jugada-- [habla en inglÉs] cronista: la ciudad estÁ en jÚbilo, la ciudad estÁ festejando porque por fin su equipo ha llegado a un sÚper tazÓn 50 aÑos despuÉs. el ambiente desde el domingo ha sido espectacular esperando que se diera este logro, esta semana estaremos en cobertura de todo lo que suceda. locutor: el quaterback de los patriots serÁ agente libre por primera vez. desde que lo que traiga el futuro lo aceptarÁ los brazos abiertos. hasta aquÍ con lo mejor de la informaciÓn deportiva, muchas gracias. julio: recuerde que puede contar con la mÁs reciente informaciÓn sobre e