certainly for mexico. it's actually and appropriately modernized is the right tool that will keep north american region competitive. that is the central argument we have been making. i think there are many people in the united states that believe either from congress from governors, private sector, that believe this is the right approach. >> i know any time there's a political transition, there can be uncertainty and it can play out in financial markets. there's been some speculation that with at least some of the more left wing things that were said during the campaign, you combine that with generally nervousness in emerging markets with rising interest rates and europe and the u.s. then you add on that some of the concern about nafta the shadow of the future of nafta that potentially mexico could face financial difficulties. do you see administrations working together to prevent that? >> i do think on the part of mr. lopez obrador team, there's a very clear understanding of the importance of keeping econ

-mexico bilateral agenda. i will just mention as an introduction that it's no secret that we have three big important cracks in the relationship. one has to do with trade. one has to do with security. and the other with immigration. i do expect that we can take advantage of what is a long transition in mexico, five months, to make the most out of this. walter: this transition period of five months -- should we expect mexican policy to change gradually during that time or does it stay on the same course and then there is a change when the new team comes in? amb. gutierrez fernandez: quite frankly, president pena nieto is responsible for the government of mexico until december 1 and he attends to assume fully that responsibility up until that time. yet he has very clearly expressed his willingness and interest in working with the transition team and mr. lopez obrador to address the challenges that mexico does have, and i think that's very positive. inyou remember, at least, previous occasions, one of the transit

en mÉxico?de ese cambio, usted cree que la gente estÁ votando por un cambio? estÁ votando en contra del gobierno o estÁ realmente votando por un candidato especial? >> yo creo que las dos cosas son correctas, en mÉxico hay muchas esperanzas de que haya cambios... desde el 2000, con vicente fox, que no sucediÓ... desde entonceslos ciudadanos mexicanos estÁn esperando el cambio. yo creo que con esta elecciÓn, hay mucha esperanza el presidente es nuevo y debe traer iniciativas de transformaciÓn. >>usted cree que van a ver a mÉxico diferente ahora con este nuevo presidente? sea al o lo van a seguir sintiendo igual? >>yo creo que la prueba estÁ en las actuaciones, en tiempos anteriores... mÉxico ha sido un lÍder en latinoamÉrica y Últimamente no ha llenado ese papel. el nuevo presidente puede distraerse un pocode los problemas interiores y tomar esta decisiÓn de liderazgo, entonces hay una manera diferente de ver a mÉxico. palmira: gracias, regresamos con ustedes despuÉs de la pausa. tenemos mÁs info

en las elecciones en mÉxico. tenemos que reconocer lo que gano esta noche en mÉxico, que es la democracia... la comunidad nacional estuvo observando, y lo que vieron fue unas imÁgenes de que es un paÍs que proceso de una elecciÓn compÁs, sin fraude, por la mayorÍa... fue algo histÓrico tenemos que reconocer eso primeramente. >>ganÓ la democracia, sin embargo estamos viendo que el paÍs estÁ dividido. ganÓ con 50 espÓsito de los votos, hay otro 40% no votÓ por Él >>sÍ, tambiÉn reconocer que los 90 miembros de votos, 25 millones fueron votos de la juventud. esto es bastante importante, ellos son los que van ver el futuro de ellos. palmira: ahora mÉxico estÁ la izquierda. lo decidieron muchos jÓvenes, el voto de los jóvenes retomar el futuro. cuÁl es el futuro que le? >>viendo las promesas de lÓpez obrador, tenemos que de que las promesas del cambio es algo difÍcil. el camino hacia el cambio es un camino difÍcil, especialmente en mÉxico unto por cuantos aÑoshan tenido problemas de la corrupciÓn y la violencia? palmir

-mexico bilateral agenda. i will just mention as an introduction that it's no secret at we have threes big important cracks in the relationship. one has to do with trade. one has to do with security. the other with immigration. i do expect that we can take advantage of what is a long transition in mexico, five months, to make the most out of this. walter: this transition period of five months -- should we expect mexican policy to change gradually during that time or does it stay on the same course and then there is a change when the new team comes in? amb. gutierrez fernandez: quite nieto is president pena responsible for the government of mexico until december 1 and he attends to assume fully that responsibility up until that time. yet he has very clearly expressed his willingness and interest in working with the mr. --ion tea andm of r to of mr. lopez obrado address the challenges that mexico does have, and i think that's very positive. occasions, one of the transitions was very much marred by post-electoral

-mexico border. he's had a diverse 15 year career serving in prominent positions in areas of trade, finance, diplomacy, national security. he holds a bachelor degree in economic science. i will lead the discussion with the ambassador. the james clark chance professor for foreign affairs and humanities at bard college and the columnist of the wall street journal. he writes on a regularly varying subject. regarding culture, the media, a honors graduate from yale. please join me in welcoming the ambassador and walter russell. [ applause ] >> you should have cards on your seats which you could jotted down questions so that we could do this quickly and smoothly. i know that there is a lot of issues that will come along -- so i will come along and collect them during the program so i will pass this along to walter. use these cards and we will get everyone in as much as we can. thank you. >> thank you john for the introduction and think the ambassador for joining us. -- and thank you to the ambassador for j

-mexico border. he has had a diverse 15 year career in mexican federal government, serving in prominent positions in the areas of trade, finance, diplomacy, national security, and did so under four presidents. he holds bachelor degrees in economics and political science and a masters degree in public administration from harvard's john f. kennedy school of government for which he received a fulbright garcia robles scholarship. he will lead the discussion with the ambassador as a senior fellow of the hudson institute and the james clark chance professor of foreign affairs and humanities at the college and columnist for the "wall street journal." walter writes regularly on subjects from international affairs to religion to politics, culture, education, and the media. he is an honors graduate of groton and yale. please join me in welcoming ambassador gutierrez and walter russell mead. [applause] let me say one other housekeeping thing. you should have cards on your seats which you can jot down questions

mexico these days. high school those cold family although mexicans are now behind indians and chinese immigrants in terms of overall flows but nonetheless a quarter of all immigrants in the united states are from mexico. i worry that the tenor has changed at the top, it is less about the current flow of mexicans potential americans that the population living in this country and what we were talking about, unauthorized immigrants to the 15 years ago we were talking about people who for the most part had come relatively recently, today a majority of people who are unauthorized immigrants have lived in the us for more than 10 or 15 years, people with deep roots in american society with families in american society and that is a huge pending issue and it is a huge pending issue what we do with the immigration system. we have an incredible regime, one of the more generous family integration systems in the world, one of the least generous employment-based immigration systems in the world. one thing we need to

queremos y luchamos por un mÉxico libre, por un mÉxico justo y para mÉxico soberano.un méxico sin lame atenderemos todos y cada uno de nuestros triunfos. o ganaremos ahÍ donde la gente naciÓ su mandato y ejercer hemos la funciÓn de contrapesoen es legislativo-- en el legislativo. desde aquÍ le digo al prÓximo presidente de la repÚblica,en las causas que no son comunes, contarÁ con nuestro apoyo. en la agenda con la que disentimos, contarÁ en nosotros una oposiciÓn tan firme y frontal como institucional. [aplausos] [aplausos] [aplausos] ilia: bueno, escuchamos como jorge, las palabras del candidato ricardo anaya. como el ganador de esta contienda electoral aquÍ en mÉxico. asÍ que la noticia no es Únicamente la concesiÓn de anaya, en estos momentos en univisiÓn podemos decir que el prÓximo presidente de mÉxicoserÁ andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. nosotros estamos en el zÓcalo de la capital mexicana donde andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador anunciÓ que iba a venir. ya vemos algunas personas que se han acercado aquÍ. decenas de personas empiezan a corear su nombre. jorge: es interesante porque nos e

/mexico border. ambassador gutierrez has served in prominent positions in the areas of trade, finance, diplomacy, national security and did so under four presidents. ambassador gutierrez holds bachelor degrees in finance and masters from public science from john f. kennedy's school of public. the james clark chance professor of foreign affairs and humanity at bard college and global view columnist at "the wall street journal." walter writes on a wide range of issues. let me say one other housekeeping things. you should have cards on your seats which you can jot down questions so we can do these quickly and smoothly. i know there's a lot of issues. someone will come along and collect them during the program and pass them to walter who can ask questions at the end of the program. >> thank you for the intre introduction and thank you, ambassador, for joining us. the ambassador has urgent business, so when we finish he needs to get to the telephone. g geronimo, if i can call you that. >> yes, please. >>

hay reacciones encontra s ena ignorancia, perdio mexico. >> todo mexico gana con amlo >> los porcentajesla que la mitad de los mex mexicanos no quieren al nuevo r presidente. >> en esta eleccion, escribio, estemos de acuerdo o no se hizo historia, gano el pais. miren, e en television hispana vamos a ver lo que estan compartiendo los usuarios de snapchat, es lo que han puesto sobre las elec elecciones en mexico. fue nar narrando la gente el tiempo que tuvieorn que espesrarrar, se o llenaron las casillas y comen r comentaron con sus videos. ah e seguramente continuaran compa i compartiendo estas vivencias en videos. se compartieron las pr primeras imagenes tras conocerse los resultados, hay muchas >> muchas gracias, vamos a una breve pausa y continuamos con a mas en telemundo. >> mexico, la ultima batalla la gano lopez obrador. estaremos o volviendo en tan solo segundos. > no importa si te secas, rizas o alisas el cabello. repara visiblemente 7 tipos de daño... ...con tresemmé repair and protect 7 con biotina. tresemmé te ayuda... ...a hacer lo tuyo. ♪ ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos junt

un mÉxico que ya necesita un cambio, mÉxico que estÁ esperando y respirando.n muchos temas importantes estuvieron bastante tibios. >> ola de indignaciÓn. >> indignaciÓn, tu mencionabas ayer 109,000 muertos sÓlo en el sexenio de enrique peÑa nieto, si le sumamos los muertos en el sexenio de felipe calderÓn suman mÁs de 200,000, 200,000 muertos en 12 aÑos. esto es un escÁndalo en cualquier paÍs del mundo. es una enorme desafÍo pero especÍficamente lo que han propuesto, sobre todo el candidato que supuestamente lidera los sondeos, deja muy inquietos a muchos porque se habla de una amnistÍa a los cultivadores de amapola, a los cultivadores de hoja de coca, se habla de funcionar, algunas identidades que impacten el orden policÍa, fuerzas armadas y eso es un gran desafÍo porque felipe calderÓn ya lo intentó, mandando el ejÉrcito la calle y lo que hizo fue desatar una ola de violencia mayor. muchos se preguntan quÉ va a pasar con el enfrentamiento que se estÁ dando en diferentes regiones del paÍs entre los herederos de los capos. >> demos una gran cobertura. una de l

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se proclama presidente electo de mÉxico.o competidor. las encuestas a mayoadde votos que la presidencia de mÉxico. un bien tarde en la noche escucharon su mensaje triunfal. la entrelaza de socorro prÁcticamente está vacÍa. un pequeÑo grupo a tras de mÍ estÁn bailando. allÁ a distancia se ven otros pequeÑos grupos. eran miles llegaron a este lugar a celebrar el triunfo del nuevo presidente y, por supuesto, escucharlo y verlo por las calles aledaÑas.no se podÍa entrar a este lugar. la avenida madero que viene hacia la plancha del zÓcalo. eran impenetrables. personas c gente llorando, cantando, celebrando el triunfo de su presidente. fue una nocheimpresionante para la historia. siguen celebrando el triunfo tan Íntimo importante, histÓrico para ellos. esperando tambiÉn que eventualmente pueda cumplir esas promesas que les hizo. muchÍsimas gracias, pedro.desde esta plancha del zÓcalo de la capital mexicana. hablo ante miles de seguidores que desbordaroneste zÓcalo. llamÓ a la reconciliación despuÉs de una jornada que calificÓ com

vamos a iniciar en la ciudad de mÉxico donde habla de la futura relaciÓn bilateral entre mÉxico y estadosgaste inicio de semana con un nuevo presidente electo luego de una intensa jornada celebrada ayer domingo con poco margen de hasta 53% de la votaciÓn total andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador ganó la contienda y es hoy el nuevo presidente electo. como una de sus primeras a iones hablÓ durante al menos 30 minutos con el presidente de los estados unidos en su cuenta lÓpez obrador dijo que exploran una parte integral de per proyectos de desarrollo que generen empleos en mÉxico y con ello reducir la migra john y mejorar la seguridad por Último afirma que hubo trato res de tu oso y dialogar han nuestros representantes sin embargo para el ex embajador de estados unidos esta relaciÓn no serÁ tan sencilla. >> ya sabe de entrada que donald trump necesita tener una piÑata entre comillas que se llama mÉxico y cuando el necesite darle algunos golpes para animar su pase en estados unidos lo va a hacer. los efectos econÓmicos del triunfo de lÓpez obrador no dieron los resultados catastrÓficos que muchos esp

it is about the united states and mexico it is about our experience and about how mexico is in our lives and why it is as much as a neighboring country in our liv lives. it's becoming one country. the answer is probably a resounding no for anybody here on either side of the border, but we are much closer than we think. we are much closer than people on either side realized most of the time. the boundaries that separate us are beginning to fall apart and we are far more connected than we've ever been. let's start with the news of the day. the world cup. 2026 who is hosting the world cup. that's right, mexico and the united states and canada. the north america world cup. very exciting. something that would have been hard to imagine ten or 20 years ago. mexicans would have been reluctant. imagine canada and the united states perhaps they would have been reluctant to do a bed with the united states seeing this as an overbearing partner. we probably didn't have the awareness to give a joint bid 20 years ago. a lot has changed in this short period of time but my guess is that it would have tak

. >>> para el futuro de mis hijos, de mi mexico . >>> tras el conteo rapido de s casillas se vislyuumbran ga r ganador. >>> millones de mexicanos deci i decidieron con su voto el futuro de nuestra nacion . >>> todo indica el proximo pre i presidente de mexico es mlandre manuel lopez obrador . >>> estamos a punto de comenzar la cuarta transformacion en la h historia de mexico. >>> esto es mexico; la batalla final. >>> y miren ustedes, miren ust ustedes como ha quedado esta e eleccion presidencial i (informacion en pantalla) >>> altisimo el bronco . >>> expliquenme, para,or favor b bronco im presidencia independiente. >>> 6 por ciento es altisimo a para un candidato como el, las encuestas en este caso mexicano no fallaron ,todas las encuestas preidjeron este resultado, con laun algunas variaciones, lo del b n bronco es sorprendente, se le daba ,2 ,3 ,4 por ciento, el 6 por ciento para mi es la inco i incogninc incognita del resultado . >>> ¿que emensaje es ese, dr doctora?. >>> sem e me hace lasp ersonas no podian tragarlo y estaban s casnsca cansados, estaban desgastados con el pan, con e

viva mÉxico! viva méxico! viva mÉxico!ones en mÉxico. andrés manuel lÓpez obrador todavÍa en el zÓcalo capitalino agradeciendo a sus seguidores, en un discurso muy similar al que dio en ferretero periodistas oma con la diferencia de que -- periodistas, con la diferencia que se puso a dar los nombres de su gabinete. >> no necesariamente es una mala cosa, pero restringe un poco su espacio de maniobra. estÁ en un momento de ganador, un momento triunfalista. yo hubiera pensado que quizÁs un poco mÁs despacio, un poco con mÁs de tiempo hubiera pasado antes de dar las designaciones asÍ tan precisas. ilia:en amÉrica latina hizo yo dirÍa: cÓmo? >>a prometido yo y lo repitiÓ, un mÉxico ideal. prometiÓ la desapariciÓn de la corrupción polÍtica, la reducciÓn de la violencia, el fin de la pobreza y no estoy inventando. son todas promesas y dice que lo harÁ en seis aÑos. como en todas las elecciones, la pregunta es cÓmo. ilia: dijo que harÁ prÉstamos de china y tratarÁ de contratar gente muy capaz al frente del banco central, la secret

mexico is part of that part in and it is the way to understand mexico in general terms.le? do you want the next president to be tougher on donald trump? the analogy has been made between temp two and donald trump. is that the right comparison, do you think? i don't think so. you can draw parallels between the two. they're both populist, but if you had to draw parallels a better one would be with bernie sanders, in the sense that they are both left—wing populist was that clearly donald trump is not our depth and populist. 0rjeremy corbyn. yes. i would say that temp two is less ideological.” wa nt to that temp two is less ideological.” want to buy whatever she is selling! does she think donald trump respects mexico? witchy like more or less cooperation with america? in any mexican market there are some things that are just too good to say no to. they call it slap in the face. i have to buy you a slap in the face! it is sweet and sour. there is some chilli in there. like the times we live in. spicy. interesting. i was tempted to buy one of those slap on the faces and give i

he was mayor of mexico city. the other thing is that the top issues on mexicans minds in this election were corruption and the violence which was taken so many lives and is on track again to be a record year over 30,000 killed in probably drug-related violence, and that he promised a lot of thuings to a lot of people. he said things that are sort of all over the map on the economy and other relationships so we are not sure which way he'll govern. >> some people concerned say he may end up being like hugo chavez, a very populist, military leader of venezuela. others say he's sort of mexico's answer to trump. but then others say he's anti-trump. i mean who is he? >> mexicans know him pretty well from the twelve years he's been running for president. but they're not necessarily sure of his positions. the first thing to understand is, i don't believe he's either hugo chavez or donald trump. he's a career politician, he's not a military man. his relationship with the military have been somewhat strained. he also is so

lÓpez obrador nuevo presidente de mÉxico. menos de 24 horas de su triunfo ya revela parte de su plan de gobierno. carolina: lÓpez obrador le enviÓ mensaje los ciudadanos que vivenen estados unidos. borja: se unen en las redes bajo el #el dÍa despuÉs, invitando ciudadanos adaptarte la nueva realidad bajo el triunfo de lÓpez obrador. tenemos los detalles. carolina: feliz comienzo de semana. borja voces y carolina sarasate. a esta hora del almuerzo no se habla ni de polÍtica ni de fÚtbol, sin embargo, en mÉxico s ee momento. borja: arrancamos, unos celebran y otros no en su tercer intento, el candidatoizquierdista andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador ganó la presidencia y tomarÁ posesiÓn el prÓximo 1 de diciembre. desgraciadamente, la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol perdiÓ ante brasil 2-0. el tri no pudo romper el maleficio de los octavos de final. carolina: a menos de 24 horas de su victoriacomo presidente electo, lÓpez obrador dijo que la transiciÓn de traspaso de poder va a ser bastante armoniosa. adelantÓ que maÑana va a reunirse con en

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con todo ese robo, mÉxico va a estar muy bien. viva mÉxico, viva lÓpez obrador.de participaciÓn. palmira: la violencia cobrÓ la vida de otro polÍtico. se trata del alcalde priÍsta de jalisco. el alcalde ocurriÓ en las puertas de la alcaldÍa. hasta ahora asÍ van los conteos en las distintas contiendas en mÉxico. suma el 53% de los votos en la elecciÓn presidencial. el candidato de morena arrasÓ con un 52% en la contienda para gobernador. en jalisco, en esta ocasiÓn, se eligiÓ a enrique alfaro del movimento ciudadano. mÁs adelante se acercan se acercan las celebraciones del 4 de julio. queremos llegar a mÁs, pero por lo menos, lo logramos. a lo mejor el entrenador cometiÓ un error, meter a mÁrquez. asÍ reaccionaron los seguidores del fÚtbol mexicano. continúa deteriorÁndose la calidad del aire en cuestiones del Área de la bahÍa. debido al humo que es asociado esos de incendios forestales. las temperaturas se proyectan bastante agradables. : una nueva protesta masiva se llevÓ a cabo en fuente frente a las puertas del edificio de ice en san francisco.terminar con la

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privilegio de su tiempo, nos vemos prontopreside ---e musica música andrés lópez el es presidente de méxicoda como ganador con 50% de los votos muchas gracias por acompañarnos andrés gana las elecciones eso según conteo tenemos cobertura tenemos las reacciones locales el conteo rápido solo viene confirmar lo que ya era sabido al rededor del mundo con53 por ciento se trato de una auténtica fiesta ciudadana la política que nos carateriza mientras eso pasaba con rectitud y justicia no le fallaré (aplausos). >>> no voy a decepcionarlos, no voy a traicionar al pueblo . >>> por su parte enrique peña nieto llamó al ganador de las elecciones para felicitarlo y que su equipo lo apoyará una a. >>> también dará a conocer los resultados de las elecciones. >>> por este día las actividades públicas en el instituto nacional electoral han temrinado ,pero el conteo de los votos continuará hasta tener resultados finales . >>> residentes de san josé también reaccionaron ante la victoria de mlp . >>> hablamos con mexicanos que emitieron su voto del extranjero, melissa ¿qué te dicen? buenas tardes. >>> buenas t

. >> en su elled mÉxico presidente trump habla con É mi a mantener una relaciÓn de mutuo respeto. >>barrido del mapa el partido que mÁs aÑo gobernÓ mÉxico se hunde arrastrado por violencia y corrupciÓn pierde ib incluso a nivel local. >> visitamos un barrio acomodado y otro normal para ver cÓmo enfrentan el nuevo cambio de gobierno. >> abrazos de el alma, 2 madre guatemaltecas se reencuentran despuÉs de ser separadas en la frontera, todavÍa hay casi 2.000 niÑos que mantienen alejados de sus padres. >> nortticias telemundo. >> >>> la desilusiÓn se apodero. >> como se les escurriÓ de avanzar. >> fue un duro golpe quedÓ reflejado en el rostro quedÓ entusiasmado con el inicio del pri. >> es un gran dÍa para los mexicanos pero mÉxico ha hecho historia por la contundente victoria de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. >> en conexiÓn con reporteros raÚl torres y vÍctor silva. 4. pedro el fÚtbol. con la decepciÓn y la tristeza tras la derrota de mÉxico frente a brasil en un partido que hasta el momento el mÁs twiteado del mundial. >> caras larga despuÉs que brasil eliminÓ al tricolor se depositaba

from mexico. nor. even in mexico to his credit. found it really funny. but i'm just here watching the weather waiting for the russian submarine to come with my people and with gold from moscow his supporters even made a jacket for him with the word emmanuelle of which written on it get it and dream manual manual of it sounds kind of russian to his credit he wouldn't wore it but that be it his dislike of trump his sense of humor whatever else he swept this election preliminary results he got more than half the vote his rivals eating the dust. let's recover our greatness as one of the mother cultures of the world. we are setting a precedent in history. there's a greed energy out there you can feel it it's great. to be fair he's had some practice it is third attempt at the presidency bit of a sore loser too when he lost.

me parece que mÉxico jugÓ mano a mano, llegÓ pero no tuvimos la eficacia que ellos tie pasemos bÉlgicanes sorprendieron con goles a los 38 minutos . >>> en el 78 el descuento de bÉlgica . >>> en el 93 bÉlgica metiÓ el tercero. los aficionados celebraron . >>> he(habla en ingles( h(habla en ingles( los cuartos dejan un duelo bastante emocionante, bÉlgica contra b brasil, duelo de artilleros que han dado mucho que hablar en esta copa mundial. >>> dolieron los dos duelos,, sobre todo el japÓn . >>> iban tambiÉn. >>> ya vete a dormir . >>> muchas gracias . >>> hasta luego. >>> esta fue tal vez la fiesta perfecta para una pareja rusa que celebrÓ su boda durante el juego entre espaÑa y rusia. (gritos( >>> que mejor regalo que ser testigos del triunfo de su equipo a los cuartos de final en la copa del mundo. los reciÉn casados y sus invitados seguirÁn de cerca el partidoran que es un buen inicio para su matrimonio . >>> la aficiÓn mexicana aÚn no digiere por completo la derrota an b .Í vamos. >>> vivimos la pasiÓn en el zÓcalo del Último partido del tri. >>> una maÑana de emociones fuertes pa

mexico also has high levels of poverty.from coneval, who measure poverty in mexico, say 43.6% of the population — or 53 million people below the poverty line. meanwhile the wealthiest 20% of the population earns 10 times as much as the poorest 20%. president elect lopez 0brador has talked tough against president trump. he's seen as a strong leader to fight mexico's corner on free trade, and says he wants to maintain nafta as a trilateral deal. principal analyst, americas, verisk maplecroftjoins me now. 0bviously, obviously, we are still waiting for the final result but it looks like he has thejob but the final result but it looks like he has the job but he could have a majority in both houses in mexico which means he has an date all serious reform? projections are putting him with a majority in the lower house and potentially the senate as well which could win he could pass reform on socialform, taxation but also it gives a cheque in terms of he does not have a special majority that would allow him to pass constitutional re

clive myrie, bbc news, in tijuana, mexico.ng—up sexual assault has been sentenced to 12 months home detention in australia. philip wilson, the archbishop of adelaide, was found guilty of concealing child abuse by a priest in the 1970s. germany's interior minister horst seehofer has withdrawn a threat to resign, after talks with chancellor angela merkel. he said the two conservative parties in the governing coalition had reached an agreement on tougher border controls. mrs merkel made a deal with other eu leaders to help share the problems faced by country's such as italy and malta, who see some of the highest numbers of migrant arrivals from north africa. andrew plant reports. this was the latest tension at the top of german politics. interior minister horst seehofer threatening to resign, tired, he said, of angela merkel‘s opendoor migration policy and insisting that some migrants should simply be turned away. now mr seehofer has withdrawn his threat, the two reaching an agreement, he said, after hours of talk. translation: a

down mexico way. this is the first line of defense for the united states against an invasion from the rest of the world it may stop some but not many come much money we're spending on defending the borders of iraq. and our borders are wide open and the government knows it and wide open to drunks terrorists and we've proven there. and they know it. but there were being sacrificed on the altar of globalism and longer believe in the nation state they want to merge mexico the united states and canada together and if a few thousand people are sacrificed in the process as just press. for many who have tried to cross and failed they rest receive medical treatment for cuts and blisters and then get ready to do it all again and here in the gallus in mexico people smuggling is big business for. me. i stay as the theme of this man is a. he won't show his face because he imports goods from the united states but it's human exportation and exploitation where the real money is a. good. employer and not only. on it b

and he is joining me now from mexico city. foreign minister, welcome to the program. >> hello, christiane. it's great to be with you from mexico city. >> so i just want to start by asking you, obviously the question of our time and the question that's really standing between you and the united states, and that is the immigration issue. you have called the president's policies cruel and inhumane. we've all seen these horrendous pictures of children crying, weeping, separated from their parents. the president has changed this policy, but are you getting any assurances as to what's happening with the children, what immigration policy is? >> christiane, let me start by saying that mexico's relationship with the u.s. is extremely important and it's also very wide, very complex. we have -- it's not only about immigration. it's not only about trade. it's about security. it's about investment, tourism, culture, education. it's one of the tightest, more intense relationships between neighbors in the world. certainly we want to have a v

let's go live to scenes in mexico. is the first left—wing president to win an election in mexico for decades. you can see him delivering his a cce pta nce you can see him delivering his acceptance speech now live in mexico city. so, the two candidates that we re city. so, the two candidates that were basically fighting against andres manuel lopez obrador have conceded victory. he has been receiving congratulatory notes from people around the world, including president trump. he was defeated in the last two presidential votes, but has led throughout this campaign and was the expected winner. he has been riding a public revolt against entrenched corruption, rampant violence in mexico, and an economy that has failed to deliver higher living standards. as we were hearing from our correspondent in mexico city, will grant, he has been fighting especially for the poor, about half of mexico's 125 million population are living in poverty. —— will grant. he has a strong showing. it is fitting with a global trend of antiestablish

i'm talking about the separation of families but my job is to cover the us-mexico border and cover mexico. we began to plan the book tour , i knew i would get back to mexico this week because we have big presidential elections on sunday. it will have huge ramifications on both sides of the country. the last few weeks have been overtaken by the situation with families separated and el paso has been a pivotal moment in our time. i got a call today say we have a reporter headed to el paso, there was talk of using the fort bliss military base as soon as possible. i don't know what that means plus the airfield in new mexico. i haven't had time get to confirm either one but i know there on deadlines tonight and that's one reason i need to get out more morning. i can just give you a quick antidote on this area of texas. it will go down as a pivotal moment. they talk about the need to move it in the outpouring of support from parkland. i think 20 oh texas was a very important moment. 24 hours, the meeting was a sunday ago from last week. 24 hours earlier the congressman from el paso without a twe

is looking at the former mail of mexico city as their president.he's done in terms of breaking down the power base of the two traditional parties is genuinely extraordinary. indeed, because it's almost two decades since a left—wing president was in charge of mexico. this is all history stuff. it really is. since i923i believe, since anyone bar those two parties has controlled mexico. this party he created, it was only conceived of in 201a. now the pri, it's hard to explain how significant they are u nless explain how significant they are unless you have seen it and lived here, it is all encompassing, they stand for the revolutionary institutional party, it is the state, or it was, for 70 years. they could be the sixth largest party in congress, it's something, and extraordinary the way andres manuel lopez 0brador and his supporters have redrawn the political map in this country. thank you very much, the bbc‘s will grant, up all night as we promised, thanks for bringing us as we promised, thanks for bringing us the latest. when it is officially anno

clive myrie, bbc news, in tijuana, mexico.'ll have the latest from the world cup, as the sun sets onjapan‘s dreams of a quarter final. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly, that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit, at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood for 34 years. and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: twelve boys and their football coach, missing for nine days in a cave in thailand, have been found ali

en conferencia de prensa del ciudad de mÉxico, funcionarios de mÉxico y de canadÁde alto rango, rechazaroniudad de mÉxico. marÍa elena: a pesar de estar en el ranking deec losa su poblaciÓn los vehÍculos mÁs inseguros, comparados con los que exporta, segÚn un programa de evaluaciÓn de autos nuevos para amÉrica latina.s propios c mercados, por ejemplo australia, japÓn, estados unidos y europa. marÍa elena: cuatro desde los 10 modelos mÁs vendidos no pasarÍan estÁndares de seguridad en otros paÍses. un mexicano promedio invierte el 70% de su sueldo anual para comprar un auto bÁsico, un estadounidense da el 26% por un modelo similar, pero no recibe lo mismo. >> en mÉxico se fabrica un sedan, se ofrece con dos bolsas de audio . el vehÍculo cuando se exporta de la plata de mÉxico a los estados unidos ofrece en la versiÓn bÁsica seis bolsas de aire y control electrÓnico de estabilidad.. marÍa: la norma enfocada a los dispositivos tiene un retraso de 25 aÑos respecto a la del resto del mundo.ha permitido la venta de autos sin bolsas de aire y sin protecciÓn lateral. en la sucesiÓn mexicana de dis

managing mexico's prosti relationship with the u. . will be just one of the host of challenges confronting lopez obrador as he prepares to take office this december. our correspondent of feel the arms a room is in mexico city on the story for us tonight so you feel you know the whole world is looking at this story and the first question that we hear is how will this new president deal with the current u.s. president over doors been a sharp critic of u.s. president dong trump we understand that they both spoke on the phone today do we know what they talked about yes they were on the phone for about half an hour and what do we know is that afterwards mr lump us all right or said that he's exploring a universal deal for development projects in mexico that will create jobs and therefore reduce migration and improve security in the country this obviously doesn't solve the problem in central america from where lots of migrants come from and cross mexico to watch the u.s. but it is a right step towards what donald trump wants to hear he on th

they don't like the way the trump administration has been talking about mexico and treating mexico so'll be tension between keeping his base happy and having the kind of cooperation he realizes he needs for the sake of the mexican economy. laura: what can he really do about the endemic corruption and violence in meco? katty: he has delivered a lot. t leaderseen popul being elected around the world who have offered great things to their populations and now the rubber hits the road, can he actually deliver? redistributing income in the way he said and expanding the social safety net, he has to find 2.5% of the mexican gdp.ge that is a mount of money. he says he can do it by clamping down on corruption, getting rid of waste. he will get rid of the presidential plane. he is not going to live in the presidential palace. he said he would like to review whether to build a new mexican airport. will that be enough? most economists don't think so. as for the violence, that is a reallyidough one. prts have tried it before and failed. the mexican public will now hold him accountable. laura: thank

down mexico way. this is the first line of defense for the united states against an invasion from the rest of the world it may stop some but not many come much money we're spending on offending the borders of iraq. and our borders are wide open and the government knows it wide open to drugs terrorists and we've proven there. and they know it. but there were being sacrificed on the altar of globalism and longer believe in the nation state they want to merge mexico the united states and canada together and if a few thousand people are sacrificed in the process as just price. for many who have tried to cross and failed they rest receive medical treatment for cuts and blisters and then get ready to do it all again and here in the gallus in mexico people smuggling is big business for. me. i stay as the theme of this man is a. he won't show his face because he imports goods from the united states but it's human exportation and exploitation where the real money is a. good . value. by a good place was a pleas

mÉxico listo, el paÍs se prepara para una jornada electoral histÓrica, 89 millones de mexicanos elegirÁn del paÍs, hablamos con mi fwranfwran inmigrantes deportados que votarÁn por primera vez. >> el mundial o el voto, en medio de las elecciones la polÍtica el fÚtbol compiten por ganar espacio en las redes sociales son el termÓmetro para saber quÉ les interesa mÁs a los mexicanos. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaquei vaqueiro. >> en buenas tardes gracias por estar con nosotros, les salud con mucho gusto desde el zÓcalo de la ciudad de mÉxico. maÑana los mexicanos elegirÁn al prÓximo presidente del paÍs, en una jornada histÓrica y hablaremos de eso mÁs adelante en nuestra cobertura especial, pero comenzamos con fÚtbol, los dos mejores jugadores a nivel mundial en este momento se despiden de rusia 2018. ♪ ♪ la selecciÓn de uruguay mantuvo su invicto, venciÓ a portugal de cristiano ronaldo en un partido dos goles a uno, asegurando asÍ el pase de la celeste a los cuartos de final cavani. edad cambiar muÑoz tiene el resumen en este minuto a minuto. >> asÍ es, hoy demostrÓ que esÁa para gran

the students in mexico is something that has been used for many, many decades in mexico, which i think about what happened, tracing state crimes in mexico for 15 years. we were talking about 1968. he repression, the disappearances, forced disappearances are still going on in mexico. and the great issue in mexico is like the powers of impunity. until now we don't know exactly how many victims were killed, we don't know exactly how many students disappeared, we don't know exactly who was like commanding the operations of attacking the students in the main square in mexico city. and we don't know exactly what happened with many of the families who were like asking for justice and searching for their loved ones. another important aspect, i believe it is kind of crucial to understand what happened in mexico is connected to the culture of human rights. in latin america, human rights start in a very interesting way with the maternal activism. searching for disappeared ones in 1962, 1963 which was like the most terrible time of repression by the dictatorship. in mexico something's happening si

de mÉxico a exigirle a trump.tes tambiÉn estÁn pidiendo el futuro presidente del paÍs que una vez en el poder, tomÓ una posiciÓn firme ante el gobierno de estados unidos y se manifieste con las separaciones de familias que se estÁn dando en estos momentos en aquel paÍs. >> estamos hablando de deportados, de familias separadas. pedro: dicen que aquÍ no pueden quedarse callados. >> yo cuando escucha los niÑos llorar, no le veo raza ni color, no le veo idioma. pedro: algunos de los presentes eran madres estadounidenses radicadas en mÉxico que también querÍan hacer la voz ante esta situaciÓn que ocurre en su paÍs natal. >> es mucha vergüenza. pedro: Éste nÓ que sabe de un padre y dejo este zapato de su hijo para que lucharÁ por Él. >> su esposa y su hijo sufre -- se fueron primero y los detuvieron. puede ser el zapato de cualquiera de nuestros hijos. patricia: mientras tanto en estados unidos la secretaria de seguridad nacional anunciÓ que ice tiene nuevo jefe. quien era comisionado interino, es ahora el director inte

see him as a hope for mexico.s morena party is "the hope of mexico". another half of those voters think he will hopefully be better for mexico than previous presidents have been, but a full 50% of the population are worried. they think he may bring instability, that maybe there are authoritarian tendencies at work there, that maybe he won't actually keep mexico in its current economic model as a 21st century economy. so i think there is a big division within mexican society on this. however, those 50% of people who have expressed a preference and say, we think he is the hope, they have gone to the polls today and they are marking their ballot papers and they are hoping that this will mean a substantial, significant change in terms of how the country is run and how all of the prosperity in this country is divided. more than 100 firefighters are working in what's being described as "extremely testing conditions" at the scene of a huge moorland fire in lancashire in northern england. on saturday, strong winds led to

>>mÉxico, méxico, mÉxico!.. más frío que el "friend zone." las nuevas bebidas cold brew frozen de mccafé®. más frío querío. ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: es lo bonito de ver "despierta amÉrica". lo comentamos mÁs temprano. miles estadounidenses denunciaron esta polÍtica de tolerancia cero de donald trump. iniciaron una marcha " las familias deben estar juntas", muchos famosos estuvieron en la marcha que se celebrÓ este fin de semana en los Ángeles. vámonos a ver lo que eugenio compartiÓ con nuestro amigo o miguel navarro de televisa espectÁculos. eugenio: primero que nada gracias por venir. reportera ante -- reportero: ante miles de personas, muchas celebridades alzaron su voz. eugenio: vengo a dar un discurso para hablar sobre esto, esto en sombrero polÍtico, es un problema de humanidad, mÁs allá de que puedan estar a favor o en contra no puede existir en estos tiempos gente que separe familias. no podemos dejarnos tampoco llevar por el odio, por la venganza, por los insultos. tenemos que tratar a la gente como tenemos que tra

tura: drugs and guns in mexico.her news, after hours of emergency talks, german chancellor angela merkel appears to put to rest ael rebon led her coalitionof partners. the security general has reached an immigration deal. the transit center established in germany. her coalition partners. migrants can we return to the eu country. at least 270,000 pheple have fled homes in southern syria. the military launched an assault on the rebel held areas two weeks ago. many displaced people are heading towards jordan and golan heights. theth country will not allow refugees in. ent trump's personal migrants can we return to the eu lawyer is warninsshis former boe may be ready to flip. michael cohen said his loyalty is to his family and country before donald trump. hollywood film producer harvey weinstein is facing fresh sexual assault charges which involve a third woman in a case dating back to 2006. weinstein has been charged with rape and other sexy l crimes in ainst two women. he pleaded not guilty to those e charges. you tch

, and the great issue in mexico is like the impunity. until now, we don't know exactly how many victims were killed. we don't know how many students disappeared. we don't know exactly who was commanding the operations of attacking the students in the main square, and we don't know exactly what happened with many of the families who were, like, asking for justice and searching for their loved ones. and another important aspect, and i believe it's kind of crucial to understand what happened in mexico, social security -- it is connected to a new culture of human rights in mexico. for example, this latin america, the human rights start with this kind of maternal activism in argentina with the mothers who are searching for the disappearing ones in the 1976, 1983 period which was like the most terrible time of repression argentina, during the dictatorship. well in mexico, something is happening similar with the mothers searching for their loved ones from the 1968, from the 1971 one student repression which is another important state crime happ

in mexico exit polls point to a clear victory for a leftist candidate andres manuel lopez obrador in the country's presidential election the former mayor of mexico city has promised to stamp out corruption. and at the world cup croatia booked their spot in the quarter final they squeeze denmark in a penalty shoot out and will now face hosts. i'm sunni so misconduct to have you with us crisis grips germany's government as a feud over migration and dangerous uncle michael's ruling coalition last ditch talks among the chancers conservative bloc are now set for today on sunday interior minister who say hope for threatened to quit his post over mackerels insistence on an e.u. wide migration policy his resignation could lead to the breakup of the decades long conservative alliance say hope for is describing this evening's talks as a concession to his coalition partners. one year we will talk one more time in the interest of our country and the capacity for action of our government which we want to maintain we intend to make a further attempt at reaching agreement on the central question of