, a little bit further, mexico city. it was supposed to be an iconic project because it was born there. it wasn't supposed to allow 29 pesos. they are spending not 29 filling but twice as much. most 60 feeling. we have to spend another 25 if we want the train system to refuse. low quality, so low that the train, i don't know who but the way in which they pay will go to mexico city but it doesn't bus near the area but that's pretty stupid. now we will havery to spend more money on the branch of the train. what we would like to do is to increase public investment, we will have money and we have to be careful with that. especially at this time, a well projected investment. a lot of quality. that is something we are doing as well. in particular, we are very keen on having investment in mexico. we believe we can still enjoy more productivity. when i talk about the private, i'm talking about mexico but only the important part. most of what we have in that case, we are hoping that we have a lot of foreign investment, for these

mexico. and in the states around it, that has enjoyed very, very high growth rates in the last few years. the community growth rate in the case of the south for the last 15 years has been of the order of 23% cumulative in 15 years. in the case of the northern part, it has been twice as much, 46%. and in the case of the north center region, thrice as much, 68, 67%. there are some states, my home state, and other states in that region, have enjoyed even growth rates of more than 10%. so what we have is a very hete heterogenous country. and we as a government have to take care of that and have, of course, for economic, but also for moral reasons we have to produce a lot on the south of mexico. and what you will see when you review most of the social programs and even the infrastructure programs that this government has, you will see that there is a particular emphasis on the southern side. and so that is the very first thing that i would like to tell you or remind you. the second one is that mex

and coming right through mexico. buses are given to them. the last three days it has not happened since i said we are closing the border. the only thing better but less drastic than closing the border is to tariff the cars coming in. i will do it. you know i will. i do not play games. we are doing it to stop people, we will give them a one year warning, and if the drugs do not stop or largely stop we will put tariffs on mexico and products, in particular cars. the whole ballgame is cars. with many countries, it is cars. if that does not stop the drugs, we close the border. [end video clip] host: what is the result? guest: it would be negative. the president has put his finger on to real issues. drugs and illegal immigration. we could talk about those all day. tariffing cars from mexico is the absolute wrong approach. there is no connection, because our industries are so intertwined, he would really be taxing american producers. 37% of our exports to mexico are auto parts, and that comes back to the united states. whe

it all within to mexico. on campaign trail, it used to cars were made in flint and you couldn't drink the water in mexico -- >> let's listen in to president. >> i hope it worked. this is just a concrete prediction or. but the wall be-- protect or,er. the wall behind it, it looks great and better. more effective than the previous wall. we can do it faster, it is less expensive if you can believe it. other thanna, who knows. thank you for being here, a great stretch of wall, see where it's going this going up much of it like this, we have different walls. we have some that are holding back water, this doesn't do that trick. we have a lot of big concrete divisions that hold back various parcells of water. this i would say majority would be in this style. some of it 30 feet. some 15 feet, some 12, depending on the area, mutua mutual is re- much is reinforce heavily, and very hard to climb, if you want to climb that, it is sharp on top too, if you want to climb, that you deserve whatever you can get, it anti-climb

before i close the border, if mexico and -- we love mexico. we love the country of mexico. we have two problems. we have the fact that they allow people to pour in to our country, we have to stop them, border patrol has been incredible, i.c.e. has been incredible. law enforce. has been incredible. the other problem is drugs. massive amounts of -- most of the drug, much of the drugs coming into the country come through the southern border. it all -- in all different ways. much of it where we don't have wall, the wall is under construction, large sections, we're going to be meeting, i think on friday, at a the wall we've completed. a lot of it is being built right now. a lot of it is being signed up right now by different contractors. it's moving along very nicely. but we need the wall. but we need lots of other things. so we need help from mexico. if mexico doesn't give the help, that's ok. we're going to tariff their cars coming into the united states. the other thing is because mexico is such a big source of drugs, unfortunately, unfortunately, now we have china sending fe

mÉxico en el corazÓn a lo que muchos aportan mÁs. muchos aportan mÁs.aÑos habÍa pedido y subiÓ a este chevy impala que se el conductor la raptÓ y la asesinÓ y uber recomienda comprobar la marca, el modelo y el color del vehÍculo preguntar al conductor a quiÉn viene a recoger y preguntar su nombre es informaciÓn aparece en la aplicaciÓn. este auto que pedÍ color hyundai rojo, y vamos a preguntarle al conductor a quiÉn viene a recoger, y quÉ tipo de casos y al final se trata de pasos muy sencillos, que pueden evitar una tragedia, y noticias telemundo, abril es es el mesnacionalnaciol cantante drake en el hospital poco antes de su cirugÍa en agosto pasado y 20 personas mueren cada dÍa esperando. 3 cantantes de mariachi escribieron una canciÓn que resalta a los mexicanos, y en el corazÓn hicieron a chicago ahÍ rubÉn pereira hablÓ con ella >>> la letra habla del dolor y llanto que sueÑa el mexicano la canciÓn creada en guadalajara estÁ dedicada a los mexicanos del lado norte de la frontera y uno de los buenos >>> me conmueve mÁs y me da orgullo y estÁn en la

to be sold to american consumers they don't understand how much we rely on mexico and how much mexico relies on us we are partners. we have to look at it that way factory owner matt keith says if president trump shuts down the border his machines will stop and some workers may be laid off he says it would be unfair for his business and workers to pay the price for an immigration problem they did not create now he's doubting whether he'll continue to support trump right now there's a lot of negativity towards the president and unfortunately. he's short of brought that on to the shelf mexico is the third largest trading partner of the united states last year more than six hundred billion dollars of goods moved between the two countries aboard trucks and trains a border quotas or at even just a few days would be significant losses for u.s. auto industry and mean rising prices in american grocery stores then there's the personal cost to families split by the border gerri ramos his father was deported to mexico now the son crosses the border daily bringing his father toys to sell in juarez

preocupaciÓn en la frontera de la amenaza del presidente de cerrar los buses hacia mÉxico, y desde mÉxiconente cierre de la frontera considerado por el presidente de estados unidos. >> nos afectarÍa porque muchas personas se quedarÍan sin los productos de 1 necesidadcomo los tomates cebolla chile todos los productos que vienen de mÉxico, >>estÁn acostumbradas a recogerte que tales reaccionaron con indignaciÓn ante lahostilidad de que se cambiara, los productos de la canasta familiar. >>movamos no vamos a poder comprar nada, estÁ muy mal el presidente. n los Últimos aÑos se hatriplicado la importaciÓn de productos producidos en mÉxico, el aguacate sÓlo durarÍa 3 semanas al igual que los jugosos limones. >>imagÍnese lo que mÁs utilizamos. >> se estima que supermercados como este localizados en los Ángeles, entre 60 y 70% del producto fresco que se venden diariamente, son importados de mÉxico. se estima que en al mente se importan $133,000,000,000 de productos mexicanos, por lo que sin acceso a ellos, los comerciantes estadounidenses desde que portaba de otros paÍses. lo que dispararía los p

before i close the border, if mexico, and we love mexico. we have two problems.act that they allow people to pour into our country. we have to stop them. border patrol has been incredible. law enforcement has been incredible. the other problem is drugs. drugs -- muchs of of the drugs coming into our country come through the southern border. in all different ways. much of it where we do not have walls. the wall is under construction, large sections. we'll be meeting friday a piece of the wall we've completed. a lot of it is being built right now. a lot of it is being signed up right now by different contractors. it is moving along nicely. we need the wall. when he lots of other things. we need help from mexico. if mexico does not give the help, that is ok. we will tariff their cars. the other thing is because mexico is such a big source of drugs, unfortunately, now we have china sending sentinel to enyl to-- sending fenty mexico so it can be delivered in the united states. the second aspect is if the drugs do not stop, mexico can stop them if they want, we will ta

amenaza otra vez el presidente vuelve advertir que se cerrarÁ la frontera y enviara mÁs militares si mÉxico a los inmigrantes. >> el presidente mexicano dice que no caerÁ en ninguna provocaciÓn. >> brote rÉcord, aumentan los casos de sarampiÓn el brote es el mÁs alto de los Últimos 25 aÑos los mÉdicos atribuyen el resurgimiento a la falta de informaciÓn que predispone a padres contra las vacunas. >> aire tÓxico. casi una de cada 2 personas que viven en los estados unidos respira un aire peligroso a la salud pone a los Ángeles con peores niveles de poluciÓn. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> tenÍa su nombre y un nÚmero de telÉfono escrito en sus zapatos es un niÑo mexicano de apenas 3 a patrulla fronteriza encontrÓ solo y llorando desconsulado en la frontera por ahora no se sabe nada de sus padres edgar muÑoz nos habla de este desgarrador caso uno mÁs de lo que viven miles de familias y menores que cruzan solos >>> un niÑo migrante de origen mÉxico no fue encontrado en un maizal en texas cuando agentes perseguÍan a un grupo de indocumentados >>> escucharon a u

de cerrar las fronteras tiene alarmados a comerciantes de ambos lados las pÉrdidas econÓmicas para mÉxico000,000 cada dÍa, ademÁs este marte >> que mecsentÍ que me quitaba la fuerz >> dice estar segura que hay muchÍsimas mujeres mÁ que podrÍan acusarl >> por quÉ me pagan menos es la pregunta que se hacen! que reciben menos salario de un hombre por el mismo salario, las mu mujeres reciben $0.8 >> si se puede, un salvadoreÑo de 75 aÑos se convierte en ciudadano estadounidense a pesar de no saber leer ni escribir tiene un trabajo fijo un techo donde vivir israel de cruz decida demostrarle al mundo que no es imposibl >> familias cruzando la frontera tan crudas como las que hoy ha difundido la patrulla fronteriza >> (informaciÓn en pantalla >> (suen >> la escena sucediÓ en diciembre en una noche frÍa y los niÑos se resisten a cruzar bajo el agua, los coyotes dejaron a cientos de personas y ellos intentaron convencerles de que no cruzaran >> (llora( >> no cruce el beb >> (informaciÓn en pantalla >> cuÁnto sufrimient >> la patrulla fronteriza tenÍa este video desde el mes de diciembre pero lo di

preocupaciÓn en la frontera de la amenaza del presidente de cerrar los buses hacia mÉxico, y desde mÉxicoicos en comercializada por lado de la frontera, sino a millones de familias que viven en y otro lado. ante la posibilidad, del inminente cierre de la frontera considerado por el presidente de estados unidos. >> nos afectarÍa porque muchas personas se quedarÍan sin los productos de 1 necesidadcomo los tomates cebolla chile todos los productos que vienen de mÉxico, >>estÁn acostumbradas a recogerte que tales reaccionaron con indignaciÓn ante lahostilidad de que se cambiara, los productos de la canasta familiar. >>movamos no vamos a poder comprar nada, estÁ muy mal hatriplicado la importaciÓn de productos producidos en mÉxico, el aguacate sÓlo durarÍa 3 semanas al igual que los jugosos limones. >>imagÍque mÁs utilizamos.en los Ángeles, entre 60 y 70% del producto fresco que se venden diariamente, son importados de mÉxico. se estima que en al mente se importan $133,000,000,000 de productos mexicanos, por lo que sin acceso a ellos, los comerciantes estadounidenses desde que portaba de otros

but before i close the border if mexico, and we love mexico, we love the country of mexico. problems. we have the fact that they allow people to pour into our country. we have to stop them. border patrol is incredible. i.c.e. has been incredible. law enforcement is incredible. the other problem is drugs. massive apartments, large, most of the drugs, much of the drugs coming into our country come through the southern border. in all different ways. much of it where we don't have walls. the wall is under construction, by the way, large sections. we'll be meeting by the way on friday at a piece of the wall we have completed a big piece. a lot of it is being built right now. a lot is being signed up right now by different contractors. it is moving along very nicely but we need the wall but we need lots of other things. we need help from mexico. if mexico doesn't give the help, that's okay, we'll tariff their cars coming into the united states. the other thing is because mexico is such a big source of drugs, unfortunately, unfortunately, now we have china sending fentanyl to mexic

-mÉxico relationship as you well know captain wells is codependent in various way and mÉxico's inabilityration and drug trafficking puts a strain on the relationship, so you start -- you sort of start to touch on it but what leverage should president trump employ that will really pressure mÉxico to get it together? >> well, i think he's already signaled that he's going to put the border leverage and the car leverage in terms of economic leverage, there's other leverage there which is all part of mÉxico's national identity, if you're looking at the problems, mÉxico has been challenged for the last decade to actually deal with the elicit networks that are bringing drugs and women and human trafficking to the united states border. that needs to be resolved in mÉxico's favor. mÉxico has resources, needs to have additional capabilities and capacities for law enforcement in order for them to succeed. they've bandage challenged through 3 mexican presidents in order to deal with the particularly ungomped areas -- ungoverned areas, so working with mÉxico more closely, a little bit of imagination

to mexico city. it was supposed to be an iconic project because the president was born in that area and to go coast-to-coast would be 29 million pesos they ended up spending up twice as much nearly 60 million and now we have to spend another 25 million to have it finished up. [laughter] so now i don't know who designed it or the which way it was going to go to mexico city but those consequences that i think were very stupid but now we have to spend more money. 's what we would do is increase public investment but we don't have a lot of money. we have to be very careful with that. but to have a well targeted approach with a lot of efficiency. and in particular having private investment in mexico that we can enjoy more productivity. interest that is very important. most of those we are hoping that would have foreign investment content and one example is meant to connect the ports and then going through the narrowest part and there is a trade now we have to modernize. and we are taking care of the ups a

los productos de mÉxico son mÁs baratos no es lo mismo pagarle al agricultor de mÉxico que en estadosproductos ya no vendÍan para estados unidos. mucha gente de mÉxico como de aquÍ ocupamos productos de los dos lugares. pedro: son las reacciones que se producen desde la frontera ante la posibilidad de que el presidente trump ordene un cierre fronterizo con mÉxico. borja: estÁbamos escuchando su testimonio y gracias por esa informaciÓn. michelle: nos decÍa el congresista que no sÓlo va a impactar el cierre de frontera que quiera ser el presidente trump al comercio sino tambiÉn a nuestras propias mesas. la amenaza tendrÍa graves consecuencias en el comercio porque afectarÍa los famosos snacks, los bocadillos y botanas como le quiera llamar. diriamos adiÓs al famoso guacamole. segÚn el mayor distribuidor y productor de aguacates es mÉxico y estados unidos se quedarÍa sin esta fruta en tres semanas. casi la mitad de todas las verduras y el 40% de las frutas que son importadas se cultivan en tierra azteca como los tomates, pepinos, moras y frambuesas. borja: y no sÓlo los vehÍculos porque

-mÉxico border as soon as today amid unprecedented surge of illegal crossings, mÉxico is now steppingng migrants back to guatemala, el salvador and honduras. a young isis fighter executed by terror group after accused of spying, baby face jihadist known as osama bin bieber killed by extremist, reportedly revealed location of high-ranking isis official and today chicago police officers are protesting outside of the prosecutor's office in respond to jussie smollett case. decision to dismiss all 16 felony charges against the umpire actor accused of hate crime against himself. >> a college student climbing into a car thought was uber only to be murdered after, samantha's family sending serious for anyone who uses ride-sharing apps, this is a terrifying story. >> absolutely so scary for anyone who uses ride-sharing app and prevents your child from making a deadly mistake, this is surveillance video right here showing samantha leaving a colombia bar and getting into a black chevy impala, police believe she mistakenly thought it was her uber, tragically her body was found later that day in a

de santa fe en el paso texas en medio de la amenaza del presidente trump de cerrar la frontera con mÉxicoaÍs no aplica leyes de migraciÓn mÁ estrictas. no hubo vÍctimas mortales a pesar de lo aparatoso del choque en que dos niÑas jugaban en un jardÍn en georgia el conductor escapÓ >> piÑatas para el mundo, forbes la considera como una de las empresas mÁs in no varaenovadore este 2019. ♪ ♪ ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes les saluda paulina bienvenidos a la informaciÓn de este lunes, vamos con las noticias, ya que varias compaÑÍas aÉreas en estados unidos estÁn sufriendo las cons kun consecuencias de una falla tÉcnica que ha provocado retrasos en aeropuertos como nueva york, chicago, boston, atlanta y miami, pero vamos con rebeca quien tiene todos los detalles, adelante rebeca, buenas tardes. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes me encuentro en el aeropuerto la guardia en nueva york, donde al parecer en este momento todo funciona con normalidad, pero no era el caso esta maÑana, ya que 5 de las principales aerolÍneas del paÍs, tuvieron un fallo en sus sistemas de informÁtica lo que hizo que se retrael

i want to also thank mexico, because mexico -- i'm totally willing to close the border, but mexico thet four days have done more than they have ever done. we've been talking about that. they're apprehending people by the thousands and bringing them back to their countries, bringing them back to where they came from. i think you see that. that is at their southern border, a big difference. that will help us pretty much 90%, 80%. what do you think, fellows? pretty close. but that's a big difference. they have never done that before. when i say never done it, i mean in like 30 years they have never done it like they're doing it right now. the crisis is the district result of obstruction by democrats in congress and we have to do something about it and we're going to. a lot of the democrats feel that way, too. they see it. there's not much that they can do. but i do say wow, what was that i just saw on television? since october, agents along the 70-mile stretch of border here in el centro sector have seen nearly a 400% increase in family units arriving in the sector. you compare that with

before i close the border, mexico and we love mexico, we love the country of mexico.ve two problems. we have the fact they allow people to pour into our country, we have to stop them. border control has been incredible, ice, law enforcement incredible. the other problem is drugs. massive, large, most of the drugs, much of the drugs coming into our country come through the southern border in alla different ways, much of it, we don't have walls, the wall is under construction, by the way, large sections. we'll be meeting on friday at a piece of the wall completed, a big piece. a lot is being built now. a lot is being signed up now by different contractors, it is moving along very nicely. we need the wall. we need lots of other things. we need help from mexico f. mexico doesn't give the help, that is okay, we'll tariff their cars coming into the united states. mexico is big source of drugs, unfortunately, now we have china sending fentanyl to mexico to be delivered to the united states. it is not acceptable. so the second aspect of it, which you haven't heard before, is

mÉxico no quiere ser parte de la contienda en la campaÑa electoral.iapas. dijo que tiene que haber hecho esto desde hace tiempo atrÁs. donald trump: estoy listo para cerrarla, si tengo que cerrarla. alberto: las declaraciones de trump convocaron una conferencia de prensa. el canciller resaltÓ que mÉxico con dignidad y respeto. >> no vamos a permitir que nos atropellen. alberto: tratÓ ademÁs de minimizar la amenaza trumpista. >> me comprometo que si eso cambia, inmediatamente les informo . hasta hace un momento, no era la situaciÓn que estamos enfrentando. oficialmente nos has dicho que no lo serÁ, por lo menos en estos dÍas. alberto: para este especialista en temas internacionales de mÉxico, la medida de cierto provocarÍa un desplome en economÍa mexicana, porque el 80% de sus productos se vendan a estados unidos. >> donald trump funciona por corazonadas e instintos.en buena medida, conforme la relaciÓn con sus electores. alberto: habrÁ que esperar si la estrategia de prudencia de lÓpez obrador funciona ante estas amenazas. >> creo que estÁ haciendo lo

esto es en mÉxico. mira, ahí va otra vez... olvídate de los aerosoles disfrazaolores.antará. Úsalo dondequiera que se propaguen los olores. no enmascares, refresca, febreze. [cof cof] ♪ ♪ una investigacion patricia: una investigaciÓn que durÓ un aÑo reveló que en venezuela han aumentado la mortalidad infantil y la materna, asÍ como las enfermedades prevenibles. el sistema establecen crisis por falta de insumos y medicinas.claudia nos dice que los expertos estÁn pidiendo que el rÉgimen maduro deje entrar la ayuda humanitaria que estÁ varada en la frontera con colombia. claudia: expertos en derechos humanos y mÉdicos exigieron a las naciones unidas que actÚe y aclare una emergencia humanitaria compleja en venezuela. >> obligarÍa a entregar la planificaciÓn de ayuda humanitaria a venezuela a gran escala. claudia: una investigaciÓn de un aÑo de la vez teorÍa de derechos humanos y la universidad de john hopkins revelan los altos niveles de mortalidad materna e infantil, el surgimiento de brotes de enfermedades prevenibles como la difteria, la malaria y el sarampiÓn. entre j

-mexico border. last week, he announced a border closure could come as soon as this week unless mexico intervened to stop several central americans traveling towards the border. but on tuesday, trump said mexico started apprehendnding ththousandnds of migrantnts andt he would wait to s see what hahappens, but a added that he d 100% follow through on his threat if no deal was reached with congress on immigration. trump also said he wanted to get rid of judges in immigration cases. lawmakers, economic experts, and companies have warned of massive disruptions and billions of dollars of economic losses if trump follows through on his threat to close the border. at an oval office meeting with nato secretary general jens stoltenberg tuesday, president trump falsely claimed his father was born in germany. pres. trump: german and, honestly, is not saying their fair share. i have a great respect for angela and the country. my father is german, was german. wonderful place in germany. amy: fred trump was in fac

mexico in the united states are going to keep 1 foot in mexico.will not dissemble late in the not being mexican and final quote, we recognize the mexican population is 100 million in mexico and 23 million who live in the united states. those quotes are from you. and i wonder if the government takes that position, that it's hunting for national -- that is right. that is a hostile act. so why are we sending money to a country committing hostile acts? >> no, it's not, my friend, no, no it's not a hostile act at all. >> tucker: what is it? >> united states and mexico are friends, partners, no, i mentioned that was a book from 15 years ago. >> tucker: has your position changed? >> i hope i haven't gotten too old either. >> tucker: we have been talking about this for 15 years, that is true. >> the administration -- >> tucker: has your position changed? >> here we are 15 years, maybe more in the situation at the border, migration, immigration system in the united states is still broken. i remember dozens of years ago my friend we were talking how the uni

llegaron a méxico más de nosotros millones de mariposas.00 pies d altura sobre el nivel del mar. aquí encontramos las primeras mariposas a simple vista parecen racimos de hojas secas pero en realidad son cientos de miles de monarcas agrupadas en gigantes árboles millonarios que son su casaca de invierno >>> están en las ramas temperaturas y no congelarse. >> posiblemente para guardar la temperatura en grupo >>> para calentars >>> y no congelars >>> pero apenas sienten los primeros rayos del sol abren sus alas para vola >>> las mariposas monarcas son una súper mariposa son capaces de hacer una migración impresionante en un periodo de dos meses y medio y atravesar de canadá a méxic >>> las mariposas en promedio viven un par de semanas pero las monarcas que emigran ocasional vivir más de ocho mese >>> esta mariposa la hemos bautizado como generación matus allen por esa extensión del tiempo de vida >>> año tras año sigue la misma ruta que sus ancestros en ocasiones incluso vuelve al mismo árbo >>> tienen una inteligencia especial para poder hac

a la capital sean cancelados, y provocÓ el cierre de varias carreteras interestatales >> en nueva mÉxicoillones de personas que se verÁn afectados por la tormenta, en lugares como nebraska piden a la gente que se mantengan en casa mientras las condiciones mejo n mejoran. >> al regresar a noticias telemundo, donald trump no dice la verdad de puerto rico, le vamos a probar cuanto del o que dicho sobre el huracÁn marÍa es falso. un de parel departament a piensan que mÉxico y venezuela son peligrosos debido al riesgo de ser secuestrados. >> msk > ms k ahora, tonos inspirados en nueva york. super stay matte ink, de maybelline new york. color intenso. toque urbano. fórmula líquida mate. dura hasta por 16 horas. super stay matte ink. solo de maybelline new york. algunas de mis comidas favoritas pueden manchar mis dientes. por eso uso colgate® optic white® que a diferencia de una crema dental ordinaria, contiene peróxido de hidrógeno que va más allá de la superficie para darme una sonrisa 4 tonos más blanca. colgate® optic white blanqueamiento que funciona. ♪ [bocina] [sonido de ambulancia] ♪ la

, méxico y mÉxico.carte con algo asÍ es como una falta total de conocimiento. borja: y muy ignorante sobre todo para quienes trabajan en un programa tan prestigioso como este que se trata de saber de geografÍa. >> cÓmo habrÁ sido la cabina en este momento? >> no me hubiera gustado estar en ese control.. borja: noticia que acapara titulares porque el papa francisco volviÓ a arremeter contra el muro de trump. dijo que estados unidos con esa paredterminar como un prisionero de sÍ mismo. escuchemos la declaraciÓn de la sexta. >> si levanta un muro termina prisionero del muro que levanto. eso state universal. dulce: pero no es la primera vez que el jerarca catÓlico critica el mundo dijo que es el miedo a lo que nos vuelve locos en referencia a la retÓrica anti inmigrante de trump. Éldijo que considera a trump como un hombre que tiene su propio proyecto y que inclusive la visita al vaticano fue con demasiado protocolo y muy breve. borja: venÍa de hacer una gran misa en marruecos y dice que algo que le emocion

>> saludo a mis amigos ta iata mÉxico.ueno, es algo muy bonito, porque como te digo, desde niÑo pensar en estar en este equipo de liga, en este equipo de fÚtbol asÍ como cuando yo veÍa lugares estÁn compitiendo acÁ en inglaterra, uno sigue mucho de tipo de liga, la liga espaÑola le induce verlo es algo muy bonito. >> quÉ sientes de ver banderas de mÉxico la tribuna? >> es algo muy bonito, porque en partido que jugamos habÍa dos niÑos con sus sombreros de charro y bueno, cada partido hay mÍnimo tres banderas de mÉxico y que los vemos ingleses llevan. y bueno, tambiÉn cuando estamos en londres hay mucho mexicanos. es algo muy bonito que hasta acÁ donde tÚ estÁs te siguen apoyando, te sigue contagiando. >> con quien te llevas mÁs del equipo quÉ te gusta del club? >> yo me llevo bien con todos. con lo que mÁs toisÓn con johnny, con coutiÑo, con iota. es con lo que mejor me llevo aquÍ dentro del equipo. lo gusta del club es un club que siempre pelea, siempre estÁ hasta el final de los partidos. sabemos que lo ha caracterizado b

all under, of course, the auspices of major drug cartels of mexico, which made mexico the murder capital of the world for crying out loud. >> right. lou: this president is only president in my lifetime to have said directly and fort forthrigy that the drug cartels will be defeated in this battle. >> that is right. and you know many ways, the border is not even at the border with mexico, texas and california and arizona, our border effectively is between mexico and guatemala. that is where the battle is. that is where it needs to be stopped. and -- >> i wish it were more true, i take your point. buts that people dying in this country. those people who are living with the violence, commit by illegal immigrants are in this country. >> car at th cartels use these m guatemala and hondurus and elsewhere as a vehicle to get those drugs to the country. we have to stop the flows human trafficking and drug flows are contingent on the human trafficking operations. as our border patrol is shut down, dealing with hundreds of these so-called family units, elsewhere the drugs come in unimpeded. we have

, returned to mexico.ubject to a court challenge. sometimes what looks good on its face, the incentives it creates for people moving north, it may spur further movements. david: you make an important point about central america. as the nature of this issue evolves over the last decade, there was a time where we were talking -- we were talking about people coming from mexico to the dates. increasingly we are talking about people coming from central america through mexico to the united states. what position does that put the mexican government in? antonio: the situation has changed dramatically in central , particularly guatemala and honduras and two is likely -- and to a lesser extent in el salvador. are seeking asylum, which is different from the types of movements you saw 15 and 20 years ago, which were people moving for entirely economic reasons that had no legal basis or an asylum claim. that is a different group of people moving north. for mexico, and puts them in a difficult situation. while they have

/mexico border already.ere to see what the administration is calling the first finished section of his border wall. there has been some version of a wall here for quite some time and planning for this replacement wall began during the obama administration. it was not funded until president trump took office which is why there is now a plaque with president trump's name on it actually on the wall behind me. border patrol agents here in this sector say the wall is necessary for two big reasons. first, to keep their agents safe from rocks and blocks of concrete being thrown at them over the shorter older section of the border wall. the latest incident this happened two days ago. second, they say it is needed to try to stem this surge of migrants from 2017 to 2018 this sector has seen a 97% increase in the apprehensions of family units. there has been a great deal of concern in this border town that president trump would make good on his threat to shut down the border. yesterday the president backed down from th

but before i close the border, if mexico -- we love mexico. we love the country of mexico. we have two problems, we have the fact they allow people to pour in to our country we have to stop them border patrol's been incredible, i.c.e. has been incredible, law enforcement has been incredible. the other problem is drugs massive amounts of -- large, most of the drugs, much of the drugs, coming into our country come through the southern border in all different ways. much of it where we don't have walls. the wall is under construction, by the way, large sections we're going to be meeting i think on friday at a piece of the wall that bewe've completed. a big piece. a lot of it is being built right now. a lot of it is being signed up by different contractors it's moving along very nicely. we need the wall and a lot of other things we need help from mexico if mexico doesn't give the help, that's okay, we will tariff their cars coming into the united states. the other thing is because mexico is such a big source of drugs -- unfortunately, unfortunately, now we have china sending fen

providing that count, i think probably the closest count we'll get from mexico. i can tell you, it is more than that who are actually making this through our borders. >> to coin a phrase from the president, these are bad news, we saw the cartel members, we could only assume they are with the ak-47 in the video, they are using illegal up immigrants as pawns. they are up to all kinds of things and aided and abetted note only by the congressmen that are argue against a wall, but by the court system. we just heard of a case where there was one of these cities that allow immigrants to do anything they want, they let them out of backdoor of the courtroom. >> oh, yeah. this a massive problem, this lawlessness at worst level, that what we're seeing. we have got to start enforcing it, but we have people in congress, who don't acknowledge there is a problem, they think you know we're open borders, some people like that open border, some like sanctuary cities, america is providing incentives for people to come in illegally, we have to stop providing those incentives, mexico

but before i close the border mexico -- we love mexico and we love the country of mexico, we have two problems, the fact that they allow people to foreign to our country and we have to stop the border patrols and the incredible law enforcement, and the other problem is drugs. massive and most of the drugs coming into our country come to the southern border. and much of it is under construction. large sections are going to be meeting on friday and the piece of the wall that we've completed. a big piece. a lot of it is being built right now. a lot of it is being signed up by different contractors. it is moving along very nicely. but we need the wall and we need lots of other things. if mexico does not give the help that is okay we will tariff their cars coming into the united states. the other thing because mexico is such a big source of drugs, unfortunately, now we have china sending fentanyl to mexico so we can deliver in the united states. it's unacceptable. to the set an the second aspecto gets off them if they want, we will tariff their cars, that is very big and if it doesn't work

el encuentro se da a otro nivel, mÉxico es el segundo mayor mercado de exportaciÓn.enviando a los solicitantes de asilo despuÉs de una corte de apelaciones que bloqueÓ el lunes la polÍtica de asilo, pero la casa blanca argumentÓ que apelarÁ la decisiÓn. mientras tanto la caravana de hondureÑos avanza hacia los estados unidos, hoy unos 350 entraron a mÉxico, son parte de unos 2000 inmigrantes. mientras otros esperaban que los atendieran quien optÓ por unirse a la caravana con intenciÓn de unirse y que tenÍamos que esperar quisiera el apoyo de todos los gobiernos porque la verdad es una decisiÓn muy difÍcil y manifestaron que estÁn para brindar y estÁ entrando una nueva caravana. mientras tanto son milesde personas. para decenasde hondureÑos ha sido imposible ingresar a territorio mexicano. ya se encontraba saturado y ahora estÁ al máximo desde la frontera univisiÓn. >>mientras tanto el presidente donald trump confirmÓ que su administraciÓn estÁ considerando enviar a las ciudades santuario. >>se los entregaremos a las ciudades santuario para que los cuiden pues eso es

things, i think mexico paid attention. bill: he also threatened to cut off aid to foreign countries, is that the same today? >> it absolutely is. dealing with health care and the economy is nice, the president's first respondent is to defend -- responsibility is to defend the safety of and nation. bill: the issue is this, families arrive here with children. they are willing to turn themselves in. the facilities that house them are overloaded, and then they're released into the country. have the smugglers, mick, have they beat us at our own policy? >> they certainly gamed the system. they're not stupid. keep in mind, these are mexican cartels that can raise hundreds if not tens of hundreds of millions of dollars moving people. it's not just about families. if an unaccompanied child crosses the border, dhs can only hold that child -- this is a child that's already separated from its parents by the choice of the family -- can only ask to send them to hhs, but if hhs doesn't have room, dhs cannot keep them, there's legally not

but mexico is now stopping people coming very easy for them to do stopping people coming in through mexico as you know they keep it down if they keep doing that now if they don't or if we don't make. a deal with congress the border is going to be closed hundred percent ok what are your. everyone of those with the along with the crackdown on migrants mexico is also no longer issuing humanitarian visas but despite efforts to dissuade central americans from leaving their countries the flow of migration shows no signs of easing official estimates suggest three thousand migrants have transited through mexico so far this year. for families like the nessus who are fleeing poverty and violence in their home countries and are unwilling to return to central america the only choice is to continue their journey north through mexico toward a country whose president has repeatedly said they are not welcome. and many were saying that some of the migrants voluntarily returned to the detention center but there are still hundreds on the loose so what's going to happen to them. that's a good question mary bu

in the meantime mexico is doing a job we could be doing but mexico is apprehending people at the southern border, bringing it back to honduras or guatemala or wherever they come from and stopping mexicans from coming in and we have a great four days and it only started when i said we will close the border and i will close the border or put tariffs on the cars they make and send them to our country essentially tax-free and put tariffs on there and close the border after that. >> if the president says i don't need to meet with the leaders of el salvador, honduras, guatemala, should the president consider coalition of experts from both parties, instead of letting this fly in the political wind. if he feels the dems won't cooperate, call them, make them come to his office and find some solutions. if they don't respond, put it on this. >> you are talking normal politics. the president likes to act on his own. he believes a wall will stop it. it likely won't, people go open the wall or under the wall. it is a long-range problem. it calls for a longer range solution. democrats and republicans an

porque mÉxico estÁ cooperando.de amenazas de que esta misma semana cerrarÍa la frontera si mÉxico no contenÍa la avalancha de indocumentados. pero trump le pidiÓ a su vecina detener a los inmigrantes antes de entrar a territorio mexicano. >> somos un gobierno que estÁ actuando todo el tiempo. pero no quisiera especular de declaraciones que en muchas ocasiones no se han hecho realidad. reportera: el mandatario se encontraba bajo presiente-- creciente presiÓn de miembros de su propio partido que la detiene del cierre fronterizo podrÍa ser econÓmicamente devastador para ambos paÍses. a pocas caras de la casa blanca la embajadora de mÉxico en estados unidos llama colaboraciÓn y la diplomacia ante las amenazas de presidente trump. dice que el cambio de postura de trump les tomÓ por sorpresa. >> el cierre de la frontera no beneficia a nadie. >> en los Últimos dÍas mÉxico ha endurecido los controles migratorios atrÁs de todo el paÍs arrestando a mÁs de 1200 indocumentados en los tres primeros dÍas de abril. segÚn cifras o

su anuncio de cerrar la fronter >> buenas tardes las autoridades explican que estÁn desbordadas en mÉxicoencuesta revela que mÁs de la mitad de la poblaciÓn rechaza a los migrantes centroamericanos, es la noticia principal, pero ademÁs. >> motel 6 pagarÁ por entregar datos de sus huÉspedes latinos agentes migratorio, demandaron a la cadena por entregar informaciones salvaje agresiÓn una cÁmara de seguridad capta el momento en que el actor mexicano pablo l. golpea y mata a un hombre en miami, el hombre huyÓ de la escena luego de pagar una fianza se le permitiÓ regresar mÉxico >> pizza a la mexicana, masa de maÍz azul y la salsa son a base de jitomate c, te damos una probadita a esta delicia i italiana pero con ingredientes 100% mexicanos noticias te telemund >> el presidente trump ha visitado la frontera en un nuevo esfuerzo por convertir la seguridad fronteriza en un tema central para su reelecciÓn, insistiÓ que hay una emergencia y le pidiÓ los solicitantes de asilo que se vayan porque no hay espacio para ellos, tenemos cobertura de equipo en esta visita presidencial con francisco cuevas

son mujeres hombres y niÑos. 170 fueron deportados de es estados unidos. 645 llegaron desde mÉxico, 21os desde estados unidos y dos desde mÉxico repletos de familia. mientras unos van otros vienen de zonas no comunes los cruces masivos. la patrulla fronter en iza en texas arrast arrestÓ a 170 del rÍo grande. habian menores son los de honduras, nicaragua y guatemala si esto sigue asÍ se podrian superar los casi 25,000 migrantes detenidos en el barre del rÍo grande, durante el mes de marzo. al regresar en noticias telemundo la hablaremos de los planes de la admini administraciÓn trump de quienes se quedan mÁs alla de lo que les permite a sus visa >>> sacerdotes mexicanos en michoacÁn dice que quieren ser sicarios, niÑos rodeados por una mente de violencia mente de violencia >>> ( musica ) hola. hola. dice mi comadre que eres el mejor estilista de la ciudad. no, ese es jorge. ah, ¿tú no eres jorge? no, yo soy george. pero eres igual de bueno, ¿no? es que tengo mi doble quinceañera. estoy ok. ¡pero jorge! a él le dicen la "tijera de oro". ah, ¿y a ti? pues george. solo ok no está ok. espec

. >> back to mexico, right.n. >> yeah. >> he can apply in 2020. >> okay. >> but, i need himack here, like, yesterday. >> yeah. >> and now we're having another baby. ani really, really need somebody... >> mm-hmm. >> ...and i'm hoping it's you, to help me to get him back here. because i get so much lip serve. >> okay. we'll, we'll, we'll look at it. >> maybe he'll do something to maybe not.s. >> is there certain paperwork that you have to give us, or file, or... we got all the information we need, for our office to look at? >> well, i can get it to you, because i'm gonna file a new hemanitarian visa, because last one... i'm glad i came. i need to keep trying. you can refile another one. >> we gotta look at the whole >> you're looking at a lot of history. >> yeah, i understand. and we're loing at someone who served our country, and we certainly appreciate that. so, we'll take a look at it. >> and i would definitelyha appreciatea lot more than a haircut. >> yeah. >> okay? i understand. thank you so much. >> nice to

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through mexico over the past year mexico's interior ministry estimates that around three hundred thousand migrants are trying to get into the u.s. within the past three months alone message is under pressure from the u.s. to stop it being go live to our correspondent man world who's in arriaga in southern mexico what is the particular situation where you are man world. we've been traveling since yesterday were as you mentioned the town of about just under three hundred kilometers north of the mexico guatemala border and just to give you an idea of what we're seeing here what we're hearing we're outside of a shelter for migrants where people are getting medical attention several of these people been walking for days and they have sores on their feet so they're getting attention from medical personnel here but what we're hearing overwhelmingly is fear is confusion and uncertainty over what happens next we were talking about a migrant caravan consisting of somewhere around three thousand people that was broken up during a raid by mexican police only a couple of days ago from that larger cara