vacunas contra el covid-19 y serán más de 2 millones de dosis de astrazeneca que están almacenadas, isaos prestará méxico dos millones de 700 mil dosis de la vacuna de la farmacéutica astrazeneca es un préstamo no un regalo porque el gobierno mexicano deberá devolver la misma cantidad de dosis a estados unidos y el presidente de méxico, andrés manuel lópez obrador agradeció el gesto al presidente joe biden. >> muchas gracias al presidente joe biden porque este tema se lo traté desde hace cerca de dos meses. >> pero mucho se especuló sobre este préstamo y dicen que esto ocururre por negociaiación es , quque estadados unidos d donará vacunas siempre y cuando méxico resguarde el paso de centroamericanos rumbo al norte y el gobierno mexicano impone restricciones de viajes no esenciales entre méxico y guatemala. >> también méxico recibirá casi 3 millones de vacunas y solo el tiempo dirá si fue buena idea. >> gracias isa osorio y en el salvador rindieron homenaje a los trabajadores de la salud que murieron por el covid-19 y se vieron las imágenes en una fotografía en una plaza de la capital d

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cnn's isa suarez is joining us from london.more about the queen's reaction. >> reporter: good evening to you, wolf. after two days of silence, we've now got an official statement from her majesty the queen, it's short and concise, 61 words to be precise. it does come not from buckingham palace but from right at the top, royal highness, her majesty the queen. the whole family, it says, is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for hairy and meghan. the issues raised, particularly that of race, are concerning. while some recollections may vary, they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately. harry, meghan and archie will always be much loved family members. wolf, it's clear from the tone, it's one of sadness and concern. let me break out some of the things that stood out to me. first of all, while some recollections, that sentence there. while some recollections may vary, that suggests the person in the room when discussing the color of archie's skin tone, th

table it highlights the issue for public opinion it's across really across the world and then there isa large body off you know taken diplomats and people on the ground that and sort of taking care of the details and of course you know both god and the devil are in the details so i think that a lot of what will come out of this is not something that we will see immediately after the meeting but it's something that will sort of progress simply be unrolled over the months to come and it will be reflected of course in what the situation for the christian community and there are yes thanks to safe we see fewer attacks and we really see a push to reconstitute the community off of iraq which as you have said in the report points out the task to england then we can assume that actually to to some degree the strip has been successful martin again religious affairs correspondent much thanks you're welcome to me in mar now where the un special envoy there has called for a robust international response after this week's violence against protesters she made the remarks during a closed door meeting

isa osorio estÁ en el zÓcalo capitalino. >> las cosas se salieron de control durante esta manifestaciÓnresidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. alrededor de palacio nacional, segÚn Él para evitar la violencia. pero eso provocÓ mÁs a las mujeres que tenÍan el objetivo de derribarlo >> g(gritos). >> la policÍa respondiÓ con gases lacrimÓgenos. hace siete aÑos su hija fue asesinada a golpes por su esposo >> no tengo vida. estoy muerta en vida. >> por eso miles de mujeres salieron a las calles en el paÍ donde todos los dÍas mueren ocho mujeres a manos de sus parejas, y donde cada cuatro minutos violan a una >> estamos luchando porque abusaron de mi hermana, queremos justicia >> a diferencia del aÑo pasado donde marcharon 80,000 mujeres, este aÑo fueron poco mÁs de 10,000, entre el contingente habÍa niÑas. pero esta maÑana el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador volviÓ a minimizar el movimiento feminista >> se molestan porque se puso una valla. >> cada aÑo se cometen 6000 agresiones sexuales, y casi 10,000 homicidios que en su mayorÍa quedan impunes. por eso un muro no va a frenar su enojo.

isa soares, many things.t to hear from those two young women. >>> well, americans could start seeing fresh stimulus checks arrive as soon as this week. that's if the house approves the senate's version of the relief package on tuesday as expected, and then it's quickly signed by president joe biden. ron brownstein is a cnn senior political analyst and senior editor for the "atlantic." he joins me now from los angeles. great to have you with us. >> hi, rosemary. >> so president biden's covid relief package cleared the senate without any republican support saturday. now it's heading back to the house for a vote tuesday. how likely is it that it will pass this week? and how imperative is it that this gets done, and done fast? >> i think it will pass. and it is kind of extraordinary. if you compare this to the economic plans that bill clinton put forward in his first year in 1993, barack obama in 2009, even george w. bush in 2001, this is probably passing much closer to the original design than any of those. ther

se desempeÑa es considerada como un acto heroico trabajador de departamento de la policía desde la isaicieron una vigilia zonal y llevaba su cuerpo de lugar de la tragedia hasta la oficina del médico forense de las personas asesinadas en este tiroteo por cuenta eterna fotografía con su padre durante su boda esto fue el pasado verano de además confirma que ahora está embarazada. y tras los tiroteos masivos son dos semanas consecutivas biden dijo de que no quiere esperar ni un minuto fuerza la media de control de arma. con nuestra caros y los demócratas y de los colegas y en colorado cobró la vida de 10 personas marco la comunidad no es un familiar o cualquier persona inocente puntos del mundo las autoridades no han revelado cual fue el motivo de sospechoso de 21 aÑos que se encuentra con el violento incidente que ocurre tan solo días de que otro hombre armado abriera fuego en atlanta dejando sin vida ocho personas. debido a la violencia de armas en colorado lloren todo el país debemos actuar para que no hayan más como el presidente biden están al congreso prever las almas y recordar las

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que pudieron llegar a la mitad del camino pero lafuerte corriente del bravo los isa regresarÁ piedras mes. y es que son muchos los entre americanos que llegan a la frontera con la esperanza de que les den asilo en estados unidos. >> ya recorrimos todo mÉxico. alejandro esta familia llevaba consigo a la virgen de guadalupe. >> mi niÑa no pueden estudiar. estÁn extorsionando a mi familia. >> los migrantes detenidos tras cruzar la frontera se duplicaronel 7000 a 19,000 casos en lo que va del aÑo. fÉlix: vuelven a repetirse los incidentes violentosen miami beach, donde miles de turistas disfrutaban de las vacaciones. y esto a pesar del toque de queda y otras medidas de control implantadas por las autoridades para evitar la violencia y el peligro de contagio con covid 19 ante la falta de leyes de precauciÓn. ante este panorama esta tarde se ampliÓ el toque de queda hasta el 12 de abril. reportera: habÍa comenzado el toque de queda pero cientos de personas parecÍan hacer caso omiso a la orden emitida anoche. las calles permanecieron abarrotadas y la multitud festejaba las vacaciones. >> muc

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table and highlights the issue for public opinion it's across really across the world and then there isa large body of you know taken diplomats and people on the ground that and sort of taking care of the details and of course you know both god and the devil are in the details so i think that a lot of what will come out of this is not something that we will see immediately after the meeting but it's something that will sort of progress simply being rolled over the months to come and it will be reflected of course in what the situation for the great scheme community and there are yes thanks to safe we see fewer attacks and we really see a push to reconstitute the community off of iraq which as you have said in the report points out the task to angel then we can assume that actually to to some degree the strip has been successful. religious affairs correspondent much thanks. to mean more now where the un special envoy there has called for a robust international response after this week's violence against protesters she made the remarks during a closed door meeting of the u.n. security coun

under human rights abuses and what happened to jamal could show you what happened to all mandalas isa's painted in the film and it's just one example of this i'm really proud that i've helped omar or that i've helped to teach as journalist fiance. mourning his loss or i've helped the world have a better understanding of a country that is abusing human rights. and it's total dispute over russia has erupted within the atlantic council a u.s. think tank after one author called for a more pragmatic approach to relations with russia ati's quote i'm often republicans. there seems to be a war over russia brewing at the atlantic council the atlantic council is a an important washington d.c. think tank dedicated to promoting human rights and democracy we now have 2 of its experts who have come forward and said that quote democratizing russia may not actually be in the foreign policy interests of the united states this is some of what they said policymakers should award to human rights 1st broached to russia democratization in russia would not necessarily be good for u.s. foreign policy interests

it isa it is a bit on the nippy side. there is a frost on the way tonight. in the north west of scotland. through tonight, we have light winds and clearing skies, temperatures will dip below freezing, setting outside city centres and even in some of the towns on the south coast it could be below freezing but not in western scotland, and atlantic breezes blowing in more cloud, some rain for places like the hebrides so i think were here tomorrow. the vast majority of the country should have another dry day, and remained quite cloudy and also a little on the nippy side. big changes in the way next week. this is bbc news. the headlines at five... pressure grows on the government over its pay offer to health service staff in england. more unions have joined the backlash. pope francis has delivered an impassioned condemnation of extremism and violence during the first ever papal visit to iraq. concerns over unnecessary self—isolation for school children in england, because of inaccurate —— because of coronavirus infection test results. police say they're increasin

yourself on epidemiology as that means that there's no real change no additional negative a place that isa lock down until the 12th when they meet again in these cases will go up and if we do not get a turnaround as a measure we have to expect an incidence of roughly speaking 200 by mid april at the very latest which means that at the end of april our i.c.u. capacities intensive care capacities and our corporate. capabilities will basically be exhausted and we will be in a in a tough situation so why is to me not testing across the board yet then no strutting or other no tests we have a concert blodgett don't hesitate roughly speaking we do have a testing strategy which means 2 tires testing was rapid and it's interesting in schools and on the job thought about currently the perpetration is lacking because there is a lack of tests which no one is really prepared to acknowledge as a matter of fact but we do not have the test that we would need for such massive testing available in the short run who is responsible for that i don't give grades i don't want to call on anyone's or anyone for sp

has been lacking in it yes if it passed and yes but security needs of noise at least what's in the isa no there have been many components within what is called the i democracy force getting in and being a 2nd time. and then remember who are trying to return to canada to china you want in the city to me james i've been attacked but to go to system doesn't assist in that effort on that consequence on what is a girl is a citizens now we are also hearing that there might be some connection between them and islamist state india region so you have all those you know want em and then you need to make a difference between the bodies component of that institution to be able to engage in dialogue idiocy and international partners are trying to wean at that remembers not enough it will in stock it will lead to the problem is true and it will see it but they don't have it was just because of all the heavy financial support and that not to be a plan that we did in place to absorb those who may want to leave room to go to civilians you know that they had been experiencing before but those experience

it isa it is a think tank. i asked how these militant groups had become so powerful.surgent group in northern mozambique is part of a broader movement that includes al-qaeda and many other islamist factions. the mozambique group is linked to the islamic state. this group is a combination of long—standing jihadist networks in eastern africa which have global goals with a local mobilisation focused on more local issues and grievances. the inject of expertise from those networks has made these group more deadly as it became active in 2017 and so, that explains some of the extreme violence that we're seeing now. and it seems at the moment, government forces are just simply no match. unfortunately, that is the case. the mozambican government and its forces face a number of challenges. one is just the size and capability of the military against an insurgency in an area that is remote, but other challenges include reports that there have been abuses by security forces and possibly by private military contractors against civilians which, with an insurgency like this, actually

under human rights abuses and what happened to jamal could show you what happened to all mandalas isa's painted in the film and it's just one horrific example of this i'm really proud that i've helped omar or that i've helped to teach as jamal's fiance. mourning his loss or i've helped the world have a better understanding of a country that is abusing human rights. around the world this weekend and 1st to the caucasus and civil unrest in armenia crowds that are of again then rallying throughout the day calling on the prime minister to resign they call passion yan has been the target of regular protests since last autumn when he signed a peace deal with azerbaijan ending a 6 week conflict over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region tensions escalated last month when the premier accused the army of attempting to take a coup against the. us police have fired take. rioters in the city of portland in oregon opposing the expansion of a major oil pipeline protesters attacked the city courthouse lighting fires outside the building and they say the pipeline will affect the livelihoods of native am

toughest ever to hand over your own child to the occupying forces may god protect him adela lives in the isa we a neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem israeli security forces have been accused of provoking palestinian communities carrying out a daily raids setting up roadblocks and going back at night to make arrests many of those detained are under 18 and many don't know what rights groups say more than 200 miners are being held in israel last week this video went viral that shows 5 boys aged between 8 and 13 being detained by israeli forces while out picking vegetables they were held for 5 hours the 2 eldest were told to return for questioning. unlike israeli children palestinians living in the occupied territory have few if any rights and they tried in military courts you're talking about interrogations off and where they are denied access to a lawyer you know answer not present in interrogation is there help for very long periods of time before going to trial now with the coronavirus and they do not yet this is from their family members there are very few phone calls even to maintain

. >> reporter: and tonight, in an unusual move, the national transportation safety board isas sending investigate the crash. customs and border patrol agents say they were not involved with the s.u.v. or its occupants before the crash. investigators say the driver of the s.u.v. was from mexicali, mexico, and they're now working with the mexican consulate to help i.d. the victims. norah. >> o'donnell: carter evans, thank you. tonight the f.b.i. director, christopher wray is warning the threat of domestic terrorism has not gone away since the capitol riot. wray testified before congress for the first time since the deadly insurrection, saying there's no evidence that antifa or fake trump supporters were involved. we get more now from cbs' jeff pegues. >> reporter: today the f.b.i. director revealed that domestic terrorism cases have risenorism dramatically. >> that number has grown steadily on my watch. about 1,400 at the end of last year to about 2,000 now. january 6th was not an isolated event. event. the problem of domestic terrorism has been metastasizing across the country for a lo

under human rights abuses and what happened to jamal could show you what happened to all mandalas isa's painted in the film and it's just one her if example of this i'm really proud that i've helped omar or that i've helped to teach as journalist fiance. mourning his loss or i've helped the world have a better understanding of a country that is abusing human rights. let's take a swing around the globe to look at some other stories making headlines this weekend we will start in london. canceled vigil for sara ever hard was led clashes with police several arrests were made thousands of people came out to pay tribute to the 33 year old who was found dead a week ago a police officer from kent england appeared in court on saturday charged with the kidnapping and murder of every hard the london gathering was cancelled by authorities who said it violated coronavirus restrictions. dresden germany between protesters and police after courts upheld a ban on an event protesting one year since the country's 1st coded curbs thousands gathered in the city center despite the ruling several protesters w

school where parents protested against the religious teacher showing images banned under islam auntie's isa is across the story. a religious studies teacher at a school in west yorkshire in the north of england has been suspended after showing his pupils a picture of the prophet mohammed during a class now of course when it comes to the islamic religion any depictions of the prophet mohammed is considered to be. due to a backlash by a number of muslim parents of some children in that class the school took action and the head teacher gary kimball releasing a statement apologizing to the local community for any offense caused the school unequivocally apologizes for using a totally inappropriate resource in a recent lesson the member of staff has also given their most sincere apologies we have immediately withdrawn teaching on this part of the course and we are reviewing how we go forward with the support of all the communities represented in our school . letter didn't deter at least 100 protesters from turning up at the school when it was due to open in the morning now those protesters stood

under human rights abuses and what happened to john malkovich show you what happened to all mandalas isa's painted in the film and it's just one her if example of this i'm really proud that i've helped omar or that i've helped to teach as journalist fiance. mourning his loss or i've helped the world have a better understanding of a country that is abusing human rights. take a spin around the globe to look at some other stories making headlines of this weekend 1st to london. i canceled vigil for sarah everhart has led to clashes with police several arrests were made thousands of people came out to pay tribute to the 33 year old who was found dead a week ago it police officer from kent england appeared in court on saturday to face kidnapping and murder charges in relation to of ards death in london gathering was cancelled by authorities who said it violated coronavirus restrictions. more civil rest in our media where crowds were again out in force calling on the prime minister to resign. has been the target of regular protests since last autumn when he signed a peace deal with azerbaijan end

correspondent isa ali went to the site to find out more. execution has to be equivalent to a military style operation 0 margin for error you can imagine with the numbers that were facing this community center in northwest london functions as a place to support homeless people even supporting victims of domestic violence but it's its use as a food bank providing seriously much needed food support for families across london which is caught in the headlines and those volunteers and the people running this food bank say that since the covert pandemic began they've been almost overwhelmed by the numbers of families who need support this with each of thousands of people queuing for over 2 kilometers to get access to food bank support went viral simply highlighting the desperate situation that thousands if not millions of people across the country are currently in one photo became job loss for many just with the increase of ever since and we've been seeing attempts an increase every single week we've been doing this for 7 years but we haven't seen

is has been locked in it yes if it passed and yes but security in the noise at least what's in the isa no there have been many components within what is called the i democracy force getting in and being a 2nd time. and then remember 'd who are trying to return to uganda to tell you what it was sitting in a meeting at the not attack but to go to system doesn't assist in it every time that counts against and what is a girl is a citizens now we are also hearing that there might be some connection between them and islamist state in the region so you have all those you know want em and you need to make a difference between biased component of that institution to be able to engage in balance idiocy and international partners are trying to wean at that remembers not enough good will in soc it will indeed sort of promised true and it will see it but they don't have it was just because of all the heavy financial support and that look could be a plan that we did. in place to up saw up those who may want to leave room to going to civilians you know that they had been experiencing before it was as

arabia under human rights abuses and what happened to jamal khashoggi or what happened to all mandalas isa's painted in the films is just one her if example of this and if i can possibly devote my time and work to helping other people then i view whatever. a risk that may be as worthwhile and so i never really think about. these kind of whatever you would think somebody over your shoulder when you're making the work instead i look at head and i go i'm really proud that i've helped omar or that i've helped to t.j. as jamal's fiance. mourning his loss or i've helped the world have a better understanding of a country that is abusing human rights. well obviously the saudi government denies the abuse of human rights but it is such a sunning film i saw it myself and we like to be fearless journalists here are going on the ground by the i became fearful when you started to talk about how pieces of software can be put in our phones we know edward snowden has taken asylum in moscow over his massive valence revelations just you know give it all away it's all in the film this israeli piece of software

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the isa could you take us through what's been happening bring us up to speed. what we've seen over the weekend was protest. yes and legislation being introduced by the british government but many of accused the governments of attempting to try to 5 cut down on people's ability to protest freely giving the policeman the powers as to when and where people can demonstrate now of course a lot of this is taking place against the backdrop of the coded pandemic and there are fears that this legislation will lead to long term if not permanent changes and so to the extent that the protests in the southwestern states you bristol last night as the evening wore on things became progressively more violent. clashes took place feed a number of the protesters and police and we're here in the center of bristol broadwell police station where a number of officers 20 officers were injured one suffering a punctured lung one with broken ribs and another with a broken arm so quite serious scene 7 arrests were made and it led to condemnation of all of those scenes from prince because

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under human rights abuses and what happened to jamal could show you what happened to all mandalas isa's painted in the film and it's just one horrific example of this i'm really proud that i've helped omar or that i've helped as jamal is fiance. mourning his loss or i've helped the world have a better understanding of a country that is abusing human rights. for a look now at some of the top stories from all around the world starting with civil unrest in armenia a crowd have been rallying throughout the day calling for the prime minister to resign nicole passion young has been the target of regular protests since autumn when he signed a peace deal with azerbaijan and 6 week conflict in the disputed region tensions escalated in february when they're coming accuse the army of attempting a coup against. us police have fired tear gas at rioters in the city of. opposing the expansion of a major oil pipeline protesters attacked the city courthouse lighting fires outside the building they say the pipeline will affect the livelihoods of native american tribes in the area. a plane has crashed nea

it isa it is a crazy guy. president bolsonaro attacked the mayors and governors who went to buy vaccines and help the country and the pandemic. we said we had to be strong. that we had to stop crying and face the problem. how can we face the problem. how can we face the problem seeing people dying every day? at the health system in brazil, lewis, is on the verge of collapse. president bolsonaro�*s denial has contributed to this. vaccines, i see you beds, they are missing. there is no national coordination to combat the pandemic in brazil. mr bolsonaro continues weakening the health protocols. it makes it more difficult to end the pandemic and in fact, it's only getting worse. he pandemic and in fact, it's only getting worse-— pandemic and in fact, it's only getting worse. he will say that he is focused _ getting worse. he will say that he is focused on _ getting worse. he will say that he is focused on the _ getting worse. he will say that he is focused on the nation's l he is focused on the nation's economy,

it isa it is a large but. but just a few minutes later the test ended in a fiery explosion.lode in as many months. the company's owner, elon musk, is hoping his rockets will be able to take humans to mars. there is more on that and all of the news any time on the bbc website and our and our twitter feeds. thank you for watching. ——0n feeds. thank you for watching. ——on our. hello there. wednesday was a cloudy day and over the next few days, sunshine is going to be at a premium. now, we've still got colder air sitting across the uk. for most of the time, it is going to be dry but there will be a lot of cloud, and the cloud was thick enough on wednesday to give quite a few showers for england and wales, some heavy bursts of rain for a time as well. now at the moment, those showers are becoming confined more to the south east of england and east anglia on that weather front there. at the same time we have another weak weather front moving down into scotland. now, behind that we're going to pick up more of a north—easterly breeze. that will push its way down across the uk and ju

he has the latest from iraq isa in combat that's on the border with venezuelan. people here getting ready for another night in the one of the 18 shelters that have been set up in the town of. keep. an eye on other town and other towns along. the border as more people is arriving daily fleeing the fighting that continues in the venezuelan people here sharing horror stories of abuse is on part they say. security forces in part to kill or at least in one case also extrajudicial killings a family of farmers people are telling us here now we haven't been able to confirm that but what's clear is that people are clearly afraid of going back or afraid of what has happened that they were totally surprised by. the violence that they saw happening in their towns this is on on precedented operation inside of venezuela stories that are similar to what used to happen here in colombia during their many decades of internal conflicts but something that is completely. unheard of or was unheard of until now inside. venezuela and it shows like the government there that has longer to

isa corporate america when i got my first job out of there.ed some very interesting lessons culturally about the workplace two. split you also wrote a very different book the very first republican woman who made into the house of representatives and the state of south carolina. to me that cannot be true. there has to have been a woman who ran as her public interbrand before. you are the very first. >> it just goes to show klatt there are glass ceilings at eb broken in this country. but also democrats do not have a monopoly on breaking these barriers. republican women to have been doing all their lives. i enjoyed telling the story because it's an important story that should be told. but to let people know we are welcoming, with different ideologies if you look to be the big ten party got to be aggressive. >> does it also say something about the state of south carolina that things are changing in the state as well? >> absolutely. what hit home for me as we did this 100 years after women suffrage. and literally every literally boy and girl out th

it isa it is a great debate at the moment, looking at leadership around the world.the virus, mixing with people with no mask on. populism at its core is based on _ on. populism at its core is based on a _ on. populism at its core is based on a phobia - on. populism at its core is based on a phobia of- on. populism at its core is - based on a phobia of something. a different ethnic group, in this case a microbiological entity. it creates a fiction around this threat and that is what jair bolsonaro and other like—minded leaders have created. they presented themselves as the solution, the strongman, the only person able to fix the problem. they create an environment that increases their support but also undermines policies needed to prevent the virus from spreading and that is what we're seeing in brazil and other parts of the world with populist leaders. if other parts of the world with populist leaders.— other parts of the world with populist leaders. if we about the united — populist leaders. if we about the united states _ populist leaders. if we about the united s

it isa it is a quarterfinal. we want to take the next step.e and the ethic that we have, and it gives as an opportunity. you always have to have an eye on the history of the club. this is the chance of creating our own history, thatis chance of creating our own history, that is what this team is going to do. every game is a game that you had to dil every game is a game that you had to dig deep— every game is a game that you had to dig deep to _ every game is a game that you had to dig deep to win. this is another one _ dig deep to win. this is another one we — dig deep to win. this is another one. we know that we have to defend well. one. we know that we have to defend welt they _ one. we know that we have to defend well. they have got jamie vardy. we have got _ well. they have got jamie vardy. we have got a _ well. they have got jamie vardy. we have got a game on our hands. and two matches in the premier league today. west ham host arsenal at 3, while at 7.30 under—pressure jose mourinho takes his spurs side to aston villa. fast bowlerjofra a

quería aprovechar para agradecerle a isa de state farm por el precio de amigo que me dio.ompaÑado de la vicepresidenta harris y secretario de cebriÁn nacional el 2 de febrero el presidente biden firmÓ tres Órdenes ejecutivas sobre inmigraciÓn. dÍa despuÉs del presienten del presidente un ambicioso plan de reforma migratoria que incluye una vÍa para que 11 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados obtengan la ciudadanÍa. la expansiÓn de la polÍtica de asilo y un plan para reforzar la seguridad fronteriza. el abogado de inmigraciÓn nos explica lo que significael plan de biden en comparaciÓn con la retÓrica antiinmigrante del expresidente trump. >> hay mucha esperanza cremitas en biden. quÉ realmente ha cambiado? >> hasta el momento no ha cambiado tangible mente algo para la gente.la esperanza si estÁ. y tambiÉn os republicanos quieren someter otra propuesta. pero nada para la gente dÍa por dÍa. >> sin embargo existe la ideade que las fronteras estÁn abiertas, de que es muy fÁcil pasar. >> creo que donde se confunde es que lo que si aparado es la retÓrica. y la crisis que se est

the war raging in isa hell region has enabled the light skin to our ranks to reassert their authority over the ballasts. many had to flee to the capital of mali bamako among them in town and his wife a shuttle who tried to free themselves from slavery today they hide in the suburbs . her father told us his children had been abducted by name sardou don't. know i've been through terrible things i had to leave because i couldn't bear it anymore my younger brothers and a few relatives are still there. i lived there as a servant that was my job. i couldn't live with my family. i did everything they wanted. and you got money or animals in return. to learn i didn't get anything only suffering. nothing but suffering. their freedom remains fragile without the protection of their former masters they often live an absolute poverty. even living in anonymity in the large southern cities a mere surname can betray an individual's ancestry this difficulty to free themselves from their caste perpetuates a 1000 year old social order. memes a given and even if you are a member of government you'd still