an unborn person are protected by law, these are slovakia, and the czech republic, ecuador, honduras, guatemala hungary, dominican republic, madagascar and many, many other countries. and we don't even have to go far. abkhazia, a wonderful post-soviet country with... and that means that every unborn person is precisely an unborn new individual, a new unique being, the highest creation of nature, but if we break away from thinking about universal human ethics, religious etiquette and so on, just come down to earth and think about the practical significance of what we want to talk about. because we know that the results of interruption pregnancy, that is, this embryo, it can be used for treatment, salvation, even saving other people from various diseases, let's turn to the dictionary of biomedical these, here's what is written there: the basis of the ban on the use of the embryo or its tissue for the purposes of biomedical research is ... that there is a goal, fatal diseases, we can say, this is neurodegeneration, neurodegenerative diseases of the brain, these are the problems of diabetes mellitu

is provided the rights of an unborn person, these are slovakia, the czech republic, ecuador, honduras, guatemalaile, hungary, the dominican republic, madagascar and many, many other countries. and we don’t even have to go far. abkhazia, a beautiful, post-soviet country with a rather tragic history. in 2016 , it adopted an amendment to the law on healthcare, here’s what it says: the state recognizes the right to life of an unborn child from the moment of conception prohibits artificial termination of pregnancy, and why didn’t we again the ban is being discussed, the conversation is about ethics, what i want to understand what is very important to understand, here if. the results of the termination of pregnancy, that is , this embryo, it can be used for treatment, salvation, even saving other people from various diseases. but let's turn to the dictionary of biomedical ethics, here's what is written there: the ban on the use of an embryo or its tissue for the purposes of biomedical research is based on the opposition. this, this is much, what else, this is regeneration in a broad sense, then, we ne

legally protect the rights of an unborn person include slovakia, the czech republic, ecuador, honduras, guatemala hungary, the dominican republic, madagascar and many, many other countries. we don't even have to go far. abkhazia, a wonderful post-soviet country with a rather tragic history, adopted an amendment to its law on healthcare in 2016. here's what it says. the state recognizes the right to life of an unborn child from the moment of conception and prohibits artificial termination of pregnancy. and what about us again? skin, they can be of the same nationality, skin color, eye shape, but they are individual, and therefore, each unborn person is just that, unborn, but... that is, this embryo, it can be used for treatment, salvation, even saving other people from various diseases. but let's turn to the dictionary of biomedical ethics, here's what it says: the basis of the ban on the use of an embryo or its tissue for the purposes of biomedical research is the opposition of a hypothetical benefit for humanity and the real rights of a particular embryo, here is a short video, quite old, 2002,

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have an immigration problem in the united states is because the economies of those countries, honduras guatemala and mexico for years have been destroyed by american farming products which are subsidized. and they pay women to live in america. and that makes them guy used to grow tomatoes in honduras. he's out of business. he's got no money. he can't live off of what he used to do. so what does he do? he comes to america because he's hungry and he wants to feed his family. you know that that's subsidizing of certain services what poland and it's farmers are feeling that is being done to them because of jeep grain from ukraine is not, that's not the only place where this kind of thing is going on. it happens a different part to the world's. unfortunately, the media never explains us. they've just rather say that, you know, it's a big immigration problem, etc, etc. fascinating, fast, man. that's exactly it. exactly it. well, thank you for taking a screw it their partner. appreciate talking to you and seeing you, and i'll see you again very, very soon, because when we come back, we're going to be j

bolivia, colombia, colme republicana, honduras como guatemala, salud y venezuela.s es un poco mÁs complicado. para muchos. anthony: hablemos del calor. irÁ incrementando durante toda la semana gracias al anti ciclo.en el centro del mismo es comprimir ese aire viene ante la atmÓsfera. y cuando ocurre esto hace fricciÓn. y cuando ejercieron meter la temperatura. en algunos sectores que sÓlo ha estado narrando el 70, pasa el martes a los 92 o 95 aÑos. busquÉ los descansos a la sombra y son lugares que tienen aire acondicionado. lunes que comienza con temperatura de 60 grados un don eventualmente en la tarde 85 de temperatura. creo que va a estar cÁlido. la buena noticias que no tendremos precipitaciones por el momento. concord de tener 90 y dos . y aumentando durante esta semana. para maÑana en algunos sectores algo de nubosidad pero poco a poco irÁ desapareciendo conforme va progresando el dÍa. en un pronÓstico lluvia para el lunes. pero si el aumento de las temperaturas. aquÍ lo vemos. >> si se fija de lunes y martes conocida. que tengan una bonita noche. >> y ponga

guatemala, honduras, nicaragua, panamá, compadre, el perú y arriba oakland, compadre.00 personas prácticamente colmaron el coliseo de oakland. vamos con las imágenes y fue un duelo de picheo entre blake, snell y sears. el juego se fue. imagínense hasta las entradas extra donde un cuadrangular de encarnación con 1 en circulación fue lo que comenzó a dictar diferencias para que los giants se llevaran la victoria. 4 carreras por 2. así que esta pequeña serie del puente de la bahía, la última quedó un juego por lado. así que todos felices, tanto aficionados de los giants como de los ice. y antes de despedirnos, tenemos que también hablar de los san francisco 49ers que hoy tuvieron su primer duelo de pretemporada en levi stadium. también estuvimos ahí y les mostramos cómo disfrutó la afición antes del juego que se está disputando ante los saints en este momento. estamos listos. la temporada es este año. va a ser el año del super bowl directamente. estamos todos preparados a comer una comida, hacer unos tweets y a estar aquí con los fanáticos de los de los equipos. estamos c

también de méxico, guatemala, honduras y el salvador.el proceso. en breve eléctrica y una líder del este de san josé está comprometida con la lucha social en su vecindario. le tendremos su historia y el fin de semana está a la vuelta de la esquina para nuestro sábado. temperaturas más frescas debido a un dicen que ocurre en 2 temporadas. la primera, cuando se llega a los 44 años. ahí dicen empieza el cuerpo a cambiar la manera que metaboliza lípidos y también aumenta el riesgo de enfermedades cardiovasculares. después, cuando las personas llegan a los 60, hay más cambios en el sistema inmune. la función de los riñones, entre otros factores. agregan que es posible que esto se deba por un aumento en el nivel de estrés que ocurre a partir de los 40 y la actividad física. de acuerdo a los expertos, es de suma importancia para tener una vida sana y longeva. damaris Ávila nos habla de esto y comparte importantes recomendaciones. la conexión entre una vida activa y longeva se ha vuelto cada vez más estrecha. ante eso, la importancia de adoptar

biden el 64% de los beneficiarios potenciales serían de méxico, un 20% personas provenientes de guatemala, hondurass escuelas, los funcionarios de salud advierten a los padres de familia para evitar los contagios de piojos. bueno, y la demora de la atención habría escalado en un altercado físico. sin embargo, este caso es investigado también como un crimen de odio. más adelante le explicamos por qué. cómo estarán esas condiciones para esta noche? además, cómo se ve el panorama para los próximos días en san josé y san francisco y por supuesto, tenemos un evento astronómico esta noche. más detalles en unos minutos. y este martes le presentamos un establecimiento en varias ciudades del área de la bahía que vende artículos para el hogar reciclados a fin de conservar el planeta. te conto cunple la autopista 80 en dirección este, cerca del condado de placer. esto fue por varias horas y se debió a que la patrulla de caminos informó que un camión eléctrico se habría accidentado a eso de las 3 de esta mañana. el camión se incendió y el trabajo de los bomberos de calfire fue el de mantener el fuego controlad

le siguen a venezuela ecuador, honduras, guatemala, colombia, el salvador, nicaragua, haitÍ y cuba.o estÁn contados. la cadena de supermercados anuncia la instalaciÓn de dispositivos para poder escanear la membresÍa de sus clientes en la puerta de cada tienda y no aquellos que no tengan foto. se verÁn obligados a mostrar una identificaciÓn vÁlida con su fotografÍa. la compaÑÍa anuncia que va a aumentar las cuotas de afiliaciÓn en cinco dÓlares a partir del mes de septiembre. informaciÓn para los usuarios de ese popular supermercado. mÁs informaciÓn minutos. seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". karla: nos quedamos todos enganchados de con quien me gustarÍa tomar foto. [risas] yo le decÍa que otro que me gustarÍa, es controversial y todo, pero creo que es un genio musk de la era moderna. raÚl: con gente que ya no estÁ desafortunadamente. siempre me hubiese gustado conocer con walt disney. siento que tuvo una visiÓn tan grande del mundo del entretenimiento, de la familia, en mi opiniÓn muy personal. me hubiese encantado. jessica: con drama. [risas] raÚl: quÉ dirÍa francesco? fran:

and did she have a responsibility as her responsibility was to work on el salvador, honduras, and guatemala to see what the root causes of why people were leaving the northern triangle and coming to america in big numbers. and she did work on that. and the numbers are much better now than well used to be because she worked with those governments. you've got investment in those areas and the numbers have come down dramatically of the people fleeing from those countries coming to our southern border. >> yeah. >> well, the other thing and, you know this well politicians, everyone's always looking at your past statements, your past positions on something in the 2020 democratic primary, it was remarkable because it was just this race to them the left, i mean, biden was really the candidate stuck in his position. he obviously it fared well for him, but what republicans have continued to look at is what she said during that primary about several border issues, just a reminder of several of the stances that she took when you become president would you be committing to close immigration detention ce

honduras. but today in guatemala, descendants from this great mayan ancestry, are keeping the culture very muchlive. from spiritual ceremonies, languages and food, the mayan culture is celebrated and shared with curious travelers from around the globe. come with us to this mystical land of beautiful lakes, volcanic landscapes

. >> sabemos que son oriundos de guatemala y de honduras.nidos tal y como se demostrÓ en la detenciÓn realizada ayer en zacatecas. un camiÓn que cargaba pacas de alimentos para animales fue descubierto por las autoridades mexicanas cuando transportaba a 21 migrantes irregulares de los que 17 resultaron ser guatemaltecos adultos y tres menores de edad, ademÁs de un ciudadano hondureÑo, quienes ahora engrosan las cifras rÉcord de detenciones migratorias realizadas por mÉxico. >> el flujo migratorio no se detiene en el aÑo 2023, 3.2 millones de personas fueron capturadas en la frontera sur de estados unidos. en el presente aÑo se. las fuerzas de seguridad, tanto del ejÉrcito como la guardia nacional han detenido a mÁs de 1.4 millones de personas en mÉxico, segÚn el instituto de migraciÓn de mÉxico. >> los 21 migrantes rescatados estaban abandonados en el camiÓn, lo cual puso en riesgo sus vidas. y para este analista el fenÓmeno migratorio de los guatemaltecos no se detendrÁ hasta que el gobierno pueda ofrecerles un nivel de vida que llene sus n

. >> they left honduras, traveled through guatemala finally making it to tijuana near the u.s.nced the ugliest part of migrating from mexico. >> michelle says in that final stop in tijuana, she was raped and left to die. >> translator: he looked at me and said today you're going to die. today is the last time you see the sunlight. the men who raped me raped me without protection. i lived in the garden of shelter. they arrived at the shelter to administer hiv tests. i got my blood work done and i go outside with the guy, the nurse, and he said your test came back positive. i was -- i think my face even changed color when he told me that my test was positive. i told him, how is that possible? it can't be possible. >> michelle and her friends survived, but many do not. the organization of american states found the average life expectancy of trans women in latin america is no more than 35 years of age. in mexico, activists have recorded at least 231 murders of lgbtq people in the last three years. back here, all three now hope to request asylum. under u.s. law, persecution due to s

the work she did in honduras, el salvador, guatemala is now paying dividends. you combine that with the executive actions that kamala harris, president biden took, we now have a much more stable situation. >> that was senator mark kelly of arizona, a border state to really showcasing his strength on helping harris on that critical issue of immigration. he has a compelling personal back story as well, there are other contenders on the list, pete buttigieg, transportation secretary, also a strong communicator. closing of the list is governor tim walz of minnesota. his strength is he is a favorite among progressives, he can speak to rural voters, he has a slate of progressive policies. harris has a lot to weigh in the decision, pros and con's of each contender at the end of the day, important factor, who does she live with, who can she have a relationship and be that governing partner in a potential administration? >> that is what you have done, you offered the compelling reasons for why each one is on the list for consideration. thank you. let's go to atlanta, ja

made clear that her responsibilities began and ended with the factors driving people to leave guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. so-called root causes. nobody ever appointed me border czar. i am not the vice president. i could've told you from not leaving this desk what is driving people to leave those countries for the united states. i'm not sure how much of an accomplishment. >> sandra: but you can roll tape on her saying stop don't come. she initially thought that was her role. and by the way she was referenced as heading up the border in multiple interviews after biden announced that role and did not dispute that fact. we have rolled tape on that as well. so she can run away from it but will she talk about the crisis at the southern border and beyond by the way because this is something that is affecting people all over the country. you saw through the primary season, you saw it in the fox news voter analysis. this was the top issue for so many voters. coast-to-coast, john. so she can run away from it but what it will do to the american people who deeply cares what this problem is a big qu

since harris' work began, immigration from guatemala, el salvador and honduras has fallen dramaticallyperts say harris shouldn't get much credit for that. how much credit can harris take for that decline from central america? >> i don't think that immigration has been one of her top priorities. >> reporter: andrew is the president of the nonpartisan think tank migration policy institute. >> i'm not sure how much vice president harris has been engaged in those discussions outside of the private sector. >> reporter: migration from other parts of the world including venezuela, china, central asia and sub-saharan africa are all on the rise. harris' immigration record traces back to before she became vp, as california attorney general she regularly met with latin american officials to fight organized crime and as a senator in 2017, she led a group of democratic lawmakers who threatened to withhold votes on a federal spending bill that did not include protections for daca recipients. some agents are unconvinced by harris record so far. what reaction does the name kamala harris evoke among bo