al respecto, el servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas informÓ " el 12 de junio sandra marÍa sÁnchezada de manera expedita 15 dÍas despuÉs. por su parte, el padre de la menor dijo en honduras que antesdeber la foto pasÓ tres semanas sin saber de su hija y esposa. no sabÍa dÓnde estaban y tienen tres hijos mÁs en su paÍs. >> la situaciÓn aquÍ estÁ bien difÍcil, sÍ, pero creo que no estÁ como para tomar una decisiÓn de arriesgarse. reportero: el agente ruiz indicÓ que es normal que los adultos sean revisados. indicÓ ademÁs que sandra ingresÓ al paÍs acompaÑada de un gran nÚmero de personas. jorge: esta es la historia verdadera detrÁ ilia: seguimos en mÉxico, nos despedimos por ahora. flor: simón, deja de estar de fastidioso. gerardo no tarda en salir y no quiero que se enoje al ver que no dejas de molestarme. simón: pero yo no quiero molestarte, solo quiero porque la neta me gustas un buen. flor: pero tú a mí no. yo amo a gerardo vivimos juntos y tenemos una hija. simón: pero no están casados. mientras no te hayas echado ese lazo, pues por favor puedo tener una oportunidad. florla tomo

. >> good afternoon my name is maria sanchez from the women's collective. i support the opening of these sexual assault office immediately. to ensure that we have more support for supervisors when they are ignored or mistreated by any department in the city. there are times when our cases are untouched and completely forgotten. i would like it for this office to open immediately. >> my name is mary fitzgerald and i am a family support manager. thank you to supervisors and supervisor ronen for sponsoring this. i am here today with a perspective as many folks today as a survivor and service provider. my own personal story at the age of 14 i experienced assault and i didn't receive any toxicology report nor did my parents, and ten years later received a call from special victims unit at 850 bryant letting me know they had finally processed my kit and if i wanted to move forward with any action. again that was ten areas and that is unacceptable. unfortunately my story is similar to many stories out there especially those of the families that we serve. so i want

they lost in three sets to andreja klepac of slovenia and spain's maria jose martinez sanchez. action tomorrow taking on maria sharapova. st helens have completed the line—up for rugby league's challenge cup quarterfinals. they beat holders hull fc. with the final score 25—22. craig templeton reports. so for the last challenge cup quarterfinal, just a small matter of the holders, against the leaders. they dominated the competition for the past two years, but the scale of the past two years, but the scale of the task at hand is apparent early on. things then again to look ominous with st helens playing the kind of rugby that has lit up their season. kind of rugby that has lit up their season. the black and whites weren't going to give up their title lightly though. first albert twisted his way through and then chris screamed converted try gave them the lead by two. but in disciplined ken durell and he come back. they not only lost one but two, and then the empty space there was a loss. with the numbers refreshed, they began to push again and the try set up eight tent for our loca

they lost in three sets to andreja klepac of slovenia and spain's maria jose martinez sanchez. sharapova. there might be no british players left in the senior draws at roland garros, but there is hope in the girls' competition. emma raducanu is through to the second round. she won her first professional title a fortnight ago, so one to watch out for. st helens completed the line—up for rugby league's challenge cup semi—finals. they beat holders hull fc 25—22. st helens started the quickest, scoring two early tries and playing the kind of rugby that has put them at the top of the super league. but hull responded, going over twice themselves to take the lead. the holders then lost two players to the sin bin, and saints took full advantage, with regan grace and then mark percival both getting their second tries of the game. hull did stage a late fightback, but it wasn't enough, and st helens are through to the last four. where they will face catalans dragons. warrington take on leeds in the other semi—final, with both games on 5 august at bolton's macron stadium. preparations for

they lost in three sets to andreja klepac of slovenia and spain's maria jose martinez sanchez. apova. great britain have picked up two medals at the wheelchair tennis world team cup in the netherlands. britain's alfie hewett, gordon reid and dermot bailey had to settle for a second successive silver after suffering a 2—0 defeat againstjapan in the final. whilst in the women's event, britain's louise hunt and lucy shuker won their respective matches to secure a 2—0 victory over france and a bronze medal. now to football and those nations warming up for the world cup included brazil and croatia at anfield this afternoon. there was a stunning opener for brazilfrom neymar on his return from a three—month injury lay—off. no signs of rustiness from the world's most expensive player. and it was a familiar face who made it two late on. liverpool's roberto firmino scoring in front of the kop to give brazil a 2—0 win. along with brazil in group e at the world cup will be costa rica. england's next opponents hosted northern ireland as part of their preparations, and went ahead after half a

maria. spain's new prime minister pedro sanchez has been sworn in a day off to ousting mariano rajoy in a vote of confidence about an hour later catalonia is a new government was sworn in ending the trade seven month direct rule over the region and it immediately pledged to seek independence for the region in a major challenge for spain's new leader catherine stansell reports. spain's new and old leadership side by side mariano rajoy six and a half years in office came to an end in friday's no confidence vote led by the socialist to ousted him petro sanchez. i promise on my conscience a monetary law will be fulfilled the responsibilities of prime minister and to be loyal to the king and to safeguard the constitution as well as to maintaining secret deliberation of the cabinet sanchez is promising to root out corruption and help spaniards who suffered in years of austerity measures under the royal government but he's expected to find it a challenge to pass legislation given the socialists have just eighty four three hundred fifty seats parliament supposedly you will have to make. alliances with

sanchez, appreciate it. >>> let's bring in our political panel. maria cardona and also jack kingston. good to see you both. maria, president trump is blaming democrats for the separation of families. do they share the blame? >> no, absolutely not. the president is a big disgusting liar that is pushing a big disgusting inhumane pure evil policy that rips babies from the arms of their mothers. let's be very clear, what this president and this administration is doing has been done throughout history by the biggest purveyors of evil that we have ever seen. slave traders used these tactics. nazis used these tactics. terrorists used these tactics and now the president of the united states is using these tactics through his own decision. boris and what you guys have reported are absolutely right. democrats have nothing to do with this. this is a zero tolerance policy that was purely the decision, the voluntary decision by this administration and this department of justice to their own admission to try to deter people from coming over the border and to use as leverage against democrats to pas

sanchez. mark: great job this week. maria live in madrid.onnie: the populist party prevail, the italian new government finally takes form. a law professor with no political expense to speak of was sworn in as prime minister today. no surprises. about the deputies. termsonomics are better economy minister -- turns -- the economy minister is who we are focused on. he is a technocrat. he is a local economics professor in rome. that has been an article has been circulating on twitter where he publicly called out a debate on the air. look at what he said. people who call for unconditionally leaving the euro as a chore all the tales are not right. isio draghi says the euro your reversible. today is the 20th anniversary of ae ecb and not sure if it was birthday present mario draghi wanted. it was an interesting post. it is what sparked concern over the weekend and where we saw the selloff in the markets earlier in the week because the president struck down and vetoed their choice. it was to even him out, the foreign minister is a little bit more es

sanchez? matt: thank you for joining us, maria, out of madrid. anne-marie,- joining us from rome.even if some of the stories continue to develop, it is bound to quiet down a little bit. has it been that way in equities as well this week? tuesday, people came back from the bank holiday. big themesne of our is we believe investors need to isine with liquidity as it being withdrawn from the markets by the central banks. if you look at the price action on tuesday, the positioning team had analysis that showed the cost blew up 10 times the long-term average. matt: that is incredible, by the way. we think aligning with liquidity as we have increasing levels of uncertainty coming into the market is a sensible strategy. of bare hear the stories rock and the vix --is this a climate change? as you are removing this fire blanket of qe which has helped to suppress risk globally, our credit strategy that we will see more of these secondary impacts hitting home. the question is, should the stilllity market -- it is quite low, volatility, in europe. i definitely see what appears to be too much c

sanchez. populistaly, two parties agreed on a new candidate. welcome, our two bloomberg reporters on the ground. mariaere are we now? our twomaria: good morning. spain -- out with the old and in with the new. mariano rajoy has been ousted from office. no prime minister has ever been unseated by parliament. he is gone and we have a new prime minister, pedro sanchez. the country taking a turn to the left. we have a socialist government in place and a new prime minister. anne-marieg over to inroads. anne-marie -- in rome. anne-marie: as long as this administration receives a vote of confidence, they will swear in new members. an economics professor has publicly called for a debate. i want to bring something to your attention. -- he says people who call for an unconditional departure of the eu. is celebrating its 20th anniversary today. -- this is the burst not the birthday gift that mr. draghi was hoping for. minister worked for the european commission and he is known in the international community. he is looked upon as an eu friend. coronado is still with us. that is the set up. here is the market. come

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