marlene : este grupo de venezolanos es repelido mientras exigÍa respuesta, las autoridades pidieron queon a correr al lado mexicano. los agentes le dispararon con proyecto y les para control de multitudes. >> yo no querÍa que me quitarÁn la bandera de, me dispararon una vez, otra vez y otra vez. la policÍa nos dijo que nos calmara mÁs y de repente llegaron mÁs y nos corretearon. marlen: supuestamente un centroamericano se lanzÓ una piedra a dos policÍas. >> nosotros sÓlo querÍamos dar un mensaje. marlen: los agentes respondieron iniciando control de multitudes, se utilizo bolas de pimienta de fuerza menos letal. lo miran te forman parte de un grupo de 400 venezolanos que llevan semanas varados viviendo en un campamento improvisado, a diario buscan presionar al gobierno federal para que los dejen quedarse a pedir asilo dentro del paÍs como ante el 12 de octubre. no lÍnea >> entre los manifestantes habÍan niÑos y mujeres que quedaron bastante asustados despuÉs de lo ocurrido. leÓn: seguimos en texas con una entrevista. ella con tan sÓlo 10 aÑos asistiÓ a varios lugares, dice que usa su vo

marlene: se hace para evitarlo el congestionamiento de los centros de detenciÓn.egando mayormente de colombia, ecuador y siguen mÁs de colombia y nicaragua. >> venÍa bastante lleno. marlene: todos eran de dÓnde? >> de cuba. nos contestaron que se realiza para descongestionar. se considera que estos flujos migratorios no cesarÁn hasta que haya una soluciÓn de raÍz. >> ya no pueden poner curitas. tienen que sacar una propuesta, una nueva reforma. leÓn: el servicio de inmigraciÓn anunciÓ que permitirÁ que los solicitantes de asilo puedan realizar los trÁmites por internet. esta medida afecta cada aÑo a decenas de miles de personas que envÍen el formulario i589 para el asilo. en 2021 fueron mÁs de 60,000 los solicitantes, pero no todos podrÁn solicitarlo en lÍnea. pablo: el servicio de inmigraciÓn ya permite presentar la peticiÓn de asilo o formulario i589 por internet, pero solo a los que denomina "casos de asilo afirmativo". >> llegaron estados unidos con visa legal y una vez aquÍ, decidieron presentar su caso de asilo, o personas que llegaron y no fueron detenidos

desde texas marlene guzmÁn nos trae toda la informaciÓn.Ón se tornÓ violenta y los migrantes comenzaron a correr al lado mexicano, agente fronterizo reaccionaron disparÁndole con proyectiles. >> estaba peleando porque no me quitarÁn la bandera, cuando estaban dentro del rio me dispararon, me dispararon una y otra vez. >> la policÍa no digo que no sentaremos, que iban a conversar pacÍficamente, les hicimos caso, de repente llegaron mÁs, nos engaÑaron y corretearon. marlene: lo que desatÓ el enfrentamiento habrÍa sido la supuesta agresiÓn de un centroamericano que le tirÓ una piedra a los agentes estadounidenses que tenÍan a dos manifestantes detenidos. >> me estÁbamos pasando, sÓlo querÍamos dar un mesa y agarraron una niÑa y la arrastraron. marlene: la patrulla fronteriza dijo: uno de los manifestantes agrediÓ a un agente con un asta de bandera, momento en que los agentes respondieron iniciando medidas de control de multitudes, esto incluye el uso del triste motorizado de lanzamiento de bolas de pimienta de fuerza no letal. estas migrantes

marlene: la confusiÓn e inacciÓn reinaba entre los policÍas aglomerados en los pasillos de la escuelafuera y no entraron de volada? marlene: pasaron 40 agonizantes minutos para que chloe y mia fueran rescatadas del terror que vivÍan en el aula a pesar de sus insistentes acciones. " trate de prepararla para ayudar, desafortunadamente fue lo que no pasÓ con ella, recibieron cero ayuda". se aumenta el dolor y la indignaciÓn, una vez mÁs piden que los policÍas que se tardaron tanto para entrar el 24 de mayo de sus cargos. jorge: cada vez hay mÁs informaciÓn. vamos ahora con la sentencia formal a cadena perpetua de nikolas cruz por matar a tiros a 17 personas en la escuela de parkland en el 2018. ilia: familiares de las vÍctimas confrontaron a cruz expresÁndole repudio. vilma: antes de dictar sentencia la jueza permitiÓ dirigirse directamente al asesino a los familiares de las vÍctimas que no pudieron hacerlo ayer. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] vilma: la jueza despuÉs se dirigiÓ a los familiares y les dijo... [habla en inglÉs] vilma: " si yo hubi

nos conectamos en este momento y en vivo con marlene guzmÁn con mÁs detalles al respecto.rma el conocimiento que tenÍan los policÍas desde principio a fin de la urgencia que habÍa ahÍ adentro, que habÍa estudiantes y maestros que necesitaban ser rescatados y que tambiÉn habÍa un tirador activo, y esa niÑa de 10 aÑos. estudiante de cuarto grado, muy valiente, llamo muchas veces suplicando que le ayudaran, ya decÍa que no querÍa morir, hablÓ de cÓmo habÍa cadÁveres, tambiÉn de que trajera una ambulancia porque a su maestra le habÍan disparado, que todavÍa estaba herida, pero tambiÉn hablaba de su otra maestra que ya estaba muerta. son finalmente grabaciones al 911 que pudo obtener vamos a escuchar algunas de ellas. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: la primera llamada de la niÑa entrÓ a las 12:10, tuvo que esperar atrapada en el salÓn 112 donde se viviÓ lo peor de esta masacre, tuvo que esperar 40 minutos para que entraran estos policÍas que estuvieron afuera. como sabemos y los hemos mostrado en mÚltiples ocasiones, esperando, confundidos, desorganizado, sin saber quÉ hacer, s

how much does that marlene dress weigh?his is a unique dress, so if there were five or six packages, they were about 350 grams, plus the dress, plus the material, ah, plus there are more plus ones. eh, two of them. here i think somewhere around 4 kg. i accept your answer. i think yes, i don't know, you didn't think to expand your repertoire with parodies of young artists, who would you be? here you go. here, come on , who, you know, is like that. i don't know where this name comes from. here. i would like to ask him, shaman, you know, yes, with a great future. this is my personal statement. the novel is still, but she is not a singer, of course, what is there to say? she's cool, she 's cool, how to call it a showman. so i think, i kiss her at the meeting. i starred in her program. i love her, she's classy. well, what she goes on stage. apparently someone needs it. well , apparently, and thank god, god forbid, if a person who, but i'm not parodying her because i want, the public requires. let me introduce you to one new star

. >>> eb entre ellos estÁ marlen una inmigrante mond krefrn la conocÍa a travÉs de su madre que llegolles en la investigaciÓn del tiroteo en una primaria de uvalde texas donde murieron 19 al tlum foso y dos maestra escuche esto. >>> es una parte una de las llamadas que una niÑa de entonces diez aÑos hizo al 911 para pedir auxilio. fueron dadas a o un cero por c investigo n. el canal dice que llamÓ varias veces sucio errÓ los detalles de la escena. revelo aron audios para comprender en quÉ fallaron las autoridades ese dÍa. >>> bueno la policÍa de dallas revelÓ el video de la cÁmara de un agente que para muestra parte de un tiroteo en un hospital. ocurriÓ el 22 de octubre en el hospital metodista, nÉstor lleÓo a golpear iba a paciente luego le habrÍa disparado a jaqueline de 45 aÑo quiÉn intentÓ ayudar al herido y a katty de 63 que estaba en el pasillo en cuanto a hernÁndez fue herido y arrestado. y autoridades del condado en florida revelaron imÁgenes que muestran el accidente de trÁnsito entre un vehÍculo tes lo y una minivan el auto elÉctrico era conocido por un adolescente de 18 aÑo

does not necessarily equate to being an effective business owner, twitter headquarters activist alan marlene projected messages of protest on the building. twitter was a way that i could connect people over great distances and share common interests. but now no thanks. recruiters say they already are getting calls from former twitter workers, especially impacts, folks who are on any type of work visas, who have a limited time to find the next job. normal of the company, kadre says workers will be able to find work but may find a very challenging job market hiring slowed down tremendously. the markets just flooded with really good talent. you know, people coming out of meta twitter, amazon etcetera. elon musk sent out a series of tweets, saying twitter had an all time high and users. still that doesn't necessarily translate into dollars. advertisers decide to sit on the sidelines in the midst of all the volatility reporting from san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news tonight, police and firefighters say a fire in concord was intentionally said and firefighters confirmed one person wa

for example, i was honored to meet duke ellington, marlene dietrich and many others, and our artistst importantly, i keep in mind hundreds, if not more, of the brightest pop numbers and theatrical performances, about which i would very much like to tell and, if possible, show to the current audience of course, from what will happen, it seems to me, interesting today. what is the charm of culture for us. the past, that is, the culture itself, which we no longer know or have forgotten or know inaccurately. and is it important to know. i think that it is very important and it turns out that this section, which i called the old, charming stage. we we want to bring back the smiles of the past. for example, a young italian artist, who in the fifties brought us an interesting sound-imitation radio receiver, several of our artists seized this original idea and used it all their lives, let's see the original. another artist from italy, this is already the nineties, claudio channeli literally did nothing smiles. in the fifties, when television appeared, i saw comic dances for the first time in

today, alexander marlene assures in the ranks of the allied forces from animation after the lesson therey glue or mana. there is a trace left in the attack ukrainian fighters go according to him, only because it’s only worse to turn in the other direction, there are so-called commanders who do not give. that is, you can start moving and it can fly into your back. and well, you are the 200th in the hospital on the territory of the lpr. alexander was operated on with treatment conditions in the ward, food, the prisoner of war admits he was amazed on ukrainian tv, they told a completely different story in the hospital. now the men while away reading a religious book to the question. believe it answers. now i'm starting, but not in my native country. the trust in the kiev regime, its defender, willy-nilly, did not remain at all. we have the so-called rehabilitation period after captivity on the spot. i am i think that within a month i will find a way to leave our glorious ukraine and go somewhere abroad in yekaterinburg, the health of the victim is restored by specialists of several profiles

get in touch with us by tweeting me at marlene side underneath the hashtag, a. j ctc. when you do or drop us an email counting the calls that out. is there a dot net east ah address, but this movie online at al jazeera dot com slash ctc check out our website. they'll take you straight to our page, which has lots of individual reports, links an entire episode for you to catch up on that day for the sedition of counting the cost. i money said from the whole team. thanks for joining us. denise . on out to sarah ah, indonesia your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy, is busy transforming, ready to beat your business, partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies. being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you. invest indonesia. now what's going on in vladimir put his mind right now. could this war go? nuclear is being on that front team, the golden ticket to electoral victory. can americans agree on any immigration policy? is there a middle ground between

that resonated with retirees raymond and marlene solbert who voted with their grocery bill in mind. >> senior citizens are having a hard time on their strict, limited income, and so they're not helping senior citizens stay in their homes. they're just not. they were not doing anything for senior citizens to stay in their homes. it's like a forgotten subject. >> reporter: there was one frightening moment this afternoon. a man with a knife entered a polling place north of milwaukee and told the staff to "stop the voting." thankfully, no one was injured and the man was taken into custody without incident, but voting was paused for 30 minutes before the poll reopened. norah. >> o'donnell: adriana diaz, thank you. the first exit polls were released just a short time ago. the initial survey shows the electate is older and more white voters are at the polls than. >> reporter: these early exit poll results are based on voter interviews before election day, as well as on election day, to get a comprehensive look at this year's electorate. here's what we found-- nearly flee four are feeling dis

get in touch with us by tweeting me at marlene side and do use the hashtag a j ctc. when you do or drop us an email counting the colstat out, is there a dot net east ah address. but as movie online al jazeera dot com slash ctc check out our website about take you straight to our page, which has lots of individual reports, links an entire episode for you to catch up on that day for this edition of counting the cost i money and said from the whole team. thanks for joining us, denise. on al jazeera. ah ah. under covered reporting as worse with exclusive stories, explosive results, al jazeera investigations. passionate about this sport and determined to succeed against the arts. you want to fight it. keep on training despite obstacles. algae, as they were well tells the inspiring story of a group of somali women in pursuit of their dream, of playing football for that country. despite its culture and traditions happen, we are in the somali society and it's difficult for people to accept somali footballs, golden guns on al jazeera. ah, for us says russia.

in the last century, there were pablo picasso and marlene dietrich.bob marley released an unusual beretta model by the french fashion house. the headdress was sewn from genuine leather, complemented by matching rhinestones. but this pleasure costs almost 4,000 rubles. the trend is bright, but solid colors red green orange shapes and sizes may differ, but the material must be chosen natural wool, warms better than synthetics in winter. and now let's look at successful models of tickets, this leather product is, of course, beautifully brutal, but at the same time very elegantly natural leather is appropriate not only in autumn, but also in winter. you can also wear a thin silk ball under the beret. this will also be very elegant. pay attention to this ticket, which is made of 100% wool, very dense warm, very beautiful fashionable purple color, the beret is adjustable according to the volume of the head and is fixed with such beautiful silk ribbons, very elegant products. recommend these ber you don't need to consider anti-trends too many elements. an in

today, alexander marlene assures in the ranks of the apu from animation after the lesson was glue, kupyanskayaeft in the attack ukrainian fighters go according to him, only because it is only more terrible to turn in the other direction , there are so-called commanders who do not allow. that is, you can start moving and it can fly into your back. and well, you are the 200th in the hospital on the territory of the lpr. alexander was operated on for treatment by the conditions in the ward. the prisoner of war admits he was amazed on ukrainian tv. quite different in a hospital. now the men while away reading a religious book to the question. believe it answers. now i'm starting, but not in my native country . the trust in the kiev regime, its defender, willy-nilly , did not remain at all. we have the so-called rehabilitation period after captivity on the spot. i think that within a month i will find a way to leave for our glorious ukraine and go somewhere abroad soldiers are training to fire anti-tank guns. the rapier, during the crew’s practical training, loads the gun and puts them into a comba

i could do pretty good on, not marlene, usually the media find always a way also to blame the victim or survival. there is always the scene when in tv they speak about the family side and then the interview, the neighbor. and the neighbor always says, oh, but they were so nice, you know, but the man who keeps the woman is never portrayed as a normal man. and in society we say that this happens because we need to protect society. we need to protect the normal guys. because if we don't do we need to, we have to begin to speak about. so our normal it is not so good at the end. i don't know to get off, we're going to get off the some of our lessons, man, man, i left my media dana vasa will be in the city. yes. on for 10. no matter that i don't know them or one of them. i'm like a gun balloon. senior citizens either the, the brain that a little but i guess he got you, i get, i want to serve as soon as you want to put them into the table for an effective or the flight to don't look at shoot why the and also the recipient side of the sonya, you mean done with him from doing the stereo? the

does not necessarily equate to being an effective business owner, twitter headquarters activist alan marlene projected messages of protest on the building. twitter was a way that i could connect to people over great distances and share common interests. but now no thanks. recruiters say they already are getting calls from former twitter workers. employees who have recently been let go, are obviously looking for the next thing. especially impacts folks who are on any type of work visas, who have a limited time to find the next job. so yes, we're definitely seeing a tremendous amount of inbound interest of canada's looking for the next role. um and urgently. jason stone melo company, kadre says workers will be able to find work but may find a very challenging job market hiring slowed down tremendously. the markets just flooded with really good talent. you know, people coming out of meta twitter, amazon, etcetera. and just about an hour ago, elon musk did post a series of tweets one showing that twitter bird over a grave site, another with a pirate flag and also saying that we just hit another

cinema, imitating the girls from the screen of the girl, then they made a thread for themselves, like marlene in the twenties who strove for naturalness and like sophia loren sixties, or even completely forgot to pluck eyebrows, like a madonna entering the field, by the way, amadonnas, for example, at the standard of medieval beauty, a universally recognized masterpiece. leonardo da vinci monna. lisa's eyebrows no, in general, historians are looking for reasons in the religious direction, they say, during the inquisition, love physical perfection was considered. it was a sin from that then not only women’s eyebrows were knocked down, but also plucked eyelashes, i don’t know who they were guided by in ancient greece, but there they grew eyebrows, smeared them with protein for shine, and besides, they connected eyebrows on the bridge of the nose in ancient egypt with antimony everyone, both men and women, let down right up to the temples, by the way, it was in ancient egypt that you could find out by your eyebrows whether your cat died or not, because a sign of mourning eyebrows shaved off the

does not necessarily equate to being and effective business owner twitter headquarters activist alan marlene projected messages of protest on the building. twitter was a way that i could connect to people over great distances and share common interests. but now no thanks. recruiters say they already are getting calls from former twitter workers, especially impacts, folks who are on any type of work visas, who have a limited time to find the next job. normal of the company, kadre says workers will be able to find work but may find a very challenging job market hiring slowed down tremendously. the markets just flooded with really good talent. you know, people coming out of meta twitter, amazon etcetera. elon musk sent out a series of tweets, saying twitter had an all time high and users. still that doesn't necessarily translate into dollars. advertisers decided to sit on the sidelines in the midst of all the volatility reporting from san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. and twitter's offices closed through the weekend. this impacts all employees despite must recent calls for worke

. >> and we have an update on the two other victims of the shooting -- marlene more get is expected to make a full recovery after being treated and released from hospital, another number of the football team, mike hollins, has got to successful surgeries but is still in serious condition. our hearts go out to the entire uva community during this difficult time. and before i signed off, i have a correction to make, in the last segment -- i mentioned bernie sanders, but of course i met bernie madoff, i was talking about the ftx collapse. and on that note, i wish you a very goodnight from washington d.c.. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late! i'll see you at the end of tomorrow! ♪ ♪ ♪ tomorrow ♪this is a live look at mar-a-lago where at any moment we are expecting donald trump to announce that he is running for president in 2024. and we see use has now reported that trump has officially filed his paperwork for that run, and we are monitoring that speech, if and when trump does make that announcement, we will be sure to let you know. we are

. >> and we have an update on the two other victims of the shooting -- marlene more get is expected toe football team, mike hollins, has got to successful surgeries but is still in serious condition. our hearts go out to the entire uva community during this difficult time. and before i signed off, i have a correction to make, in the last segment -- i mentioned bernie sanders, but of course i met bernie madoff, i was talking about the ftx collapse. and on that note, i wish you a very goodnight from washington d.c.. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late! i'll see you at the end of tomorrow! ♪ ♪ ♪ tomorrow ♪this is a live look at

so i thank you very much. indeed, marlene site is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all the stories. don't forget the website, of course all 0 dot com. she's going to be talking about the humanitarian ship carrying migrants, which has been allowed to dock at a sicilian port. i'm about to buy. ah hm. with a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. in columbia, the our local people, team of scientists to understand why species of towed one still to think it's still thriving in the coastal mountains of the sierra nevada. first nations frontline, the starry night towed on al jazeera, a simple act, applying a flag. but in the occupied westbank, wheezing, the palestinian flag could get you shot or arrested after the also ports of the 900 ninety's between the palestine liberation organization. and israel. that bound on the palestinian flag was listed, but on the ground it's becoming much harder to express. any type of support for the palestinian call. one day there are no palestinian fla

you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlenend betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> goovend, everybody.ple. >> how is everyone doing today? >> awe some. great weather we were dreading it would rain today and look at the sky behind me. gorgeous. this was meant to be. my name is natasha i'm the executive vice president the development at bridge. for northern california. i will also be our mc today. on behalf of bridge and ken lombard could not be here today. i want to welcome all of you and thank you f

you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marleneetsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> for us, we wish we had our queue and we created spaces that are active. >> food and drinks. there is a lot for a lot of folks and community. for us, it started back in 1966 and it was a diner and where our ancestors gathered to connect. i think coffee and food is the very fabric of our community as well as we take care of each other. to have a pop-up in the tenderloin gives it so much meaning. >> we are always creating impactful meaning of the lives of the people, and once we create a space and focus on the most marginalized, you really include a space for everyone. coffee is so cultural for many communities and we have coffee of maria inspired by my grandmother from mexico. i have many many memories of sharing coffee with her

after all, then, at the end, cena asked marlene albraet. hiroshimi was worth it to promote democracy and openly answered that anton podmarev was trying to understand what are the plans of washington in reality, after all, biden. now, the truth needs a unifying idea of ​​the election results. they let him down and his party needs to prepare for the presidential election already, and it is unlikely that she has strong cards in her hands and democrats in such a situation. usually they start talking about an understandable close threat that needs to be dealt with urgently by the whole country, it is not clear, will there be enough talk about evil russians and insidious chinese for victory? the lord loves you. this is chocolate. that's right, choc, you're pardoned choc, just lucky in the white house. it's such a tradition to pardon a couple of turkeys on thanksgiving day, and after that, the whole country gathers at the table to butcher millions of other baked ovens. she tells me, you really have mercy on me. yes i'm serious says, i don't know,

you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning, mayor. >> good morning. my name is dr. gina frommeer and i'm the president of the southeast community facility commission. welcome today. look at this building! the southeast community facility commission provides a forum for discussion on broader issues facing our community. our job is to continue the legacy and work of our founders known as the big six. harold, ethyl, eloise, shirley and the famous dr. jackson. my girl whose unyielding advocacy in leadership led to the mitt geation agreement. i am going to ask the families to stand. we want to acknowledge we're on then ceded an ves tral homeland of ramaytush ohlone. as the indigenous stewards of this land, the ramaytush ohlone ha

marlene guzmÁn tienen reacciones de algunos migrantes involucrados en este episodio. todos. >> nos dejamos llevar por una persona que nos estaba insistiendo con pasar de aquel lado con nuestra bandera de venezuela. marlene: ellos responsabilizan al reconocido moralista mexicoamericano roberto mÁrquez por supuestamente incitarlos a participar en este movimiento. >> con ayuda de el artista rodes, que fue detenido, cuando lo detuvieron fuimos para pedirles que lo soltaran. marlene: mÁs imÁgenes muestran a los migrantes es de venezuela y centroamÉrica en territorio estadounidense corriendo despavoridos, molestos por la detenciÓn de dos manifestantes que se acercaron dos agentes fronterizos cargando una bandera. >> pedimos disculpas, no tenemos conocimiento de lo grave que se sumarÍa el asunto. vilma: los migrantes culpan supuestamente tambiÉn a un hondureÑo por arrojarle una piedra a los uniformados, en un vÍdeo se observa cÓmo los agentes reponen al ataque disparando. >> lo que nosotros hacemos es condenar esta violencia, venga de donde venga, a mÍ se me hace que fue des

marlene: los mÁs de 2 millones de habitantes en houston estÁn bajo alerta de hervir el agua antes dee hogares como la seÑora rodrÍguez, quien se enterÓ en la noche por la notificaciÓn que enviaron en la escuela de sus hijos. >> la niÑa chiquita entra al baÑo y se pone a jugar cuando se lava las manos, se queda allÍ erÓtico jugando, y es la preocupaciÓn, porque tambiÉn los baÑÉ. marlene: varios distritos escolares suspendieron clases por seguridad, poco a poco el agua supermercados se empieza a agotar y otros han tenido que limitar la gran cantidad por cliente ante la gran demanda este lunes, entre los mÁs afectados estÁn los negocios que dependen de este suministro, un sin nÚmero de cafeterÍas que cerraron, incluyendo la cadena starbucks, dejando a los jinetes un lunes sin cafÉ. " esperaba comprar mi capuchino esta maÑana, mucha gente estÁ decepcionada, ojalÁ pronto volvamos a la normalidad", dijo. son a consecuencia de un apagÓn provocado por una falla en dos transformadores energÉticos. a las 11:00 la presiÓn del agua en 16 de los 21 sensores estuvo por debajo del nivel regulatorio

marlene: en este momento los resultados no estÁn favoreciendo a la congresista del distrito , mayra flores