queda rodeada de para militares y civiles con armas, en masaya, nicaragua, noticias telemundo. >> ale a t-mobile y obtén netflix por cuenta nuestra. disfruta tus shows y películas favoritos en más lugares, sin pagar más, llévate un plan familiar ilimitado con netflix por cuenta nuestra. y ahora compra un samsung galaxy s9 y llévate otro gratis. ¿por qué comprar en marshalls? porque... sus precios te fascinarán. woo hoo! sus marcas te sorprenderán. y siempre encontrarás ese algo que no sabias que buscabas. marshalls. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> el presidente electo de mÉxico andres manuel lÓpez obrador estudia la posibilidad de legalizar las drogas. el futuro gobierno cree que podrÍa ayudar a reducir la violencia por el narcotrÁfico que ha dejado mÁs de 200 mil muertos los Últimos 12 aÑos. pero como nos dice javier vega, la propuesta tiene una fuerte resistencia. >> (disparos). >> la guerra contra las drogas ha ensangrentado a mÉxico por aÑos por lo que el prÓximo gobierno busca dar un golpe de timÓn. >> despenalizaciÓn de la droga. >> olga sÁnchez que sera la secretaria de gobernaci

managua convocaron a una caravana de autos y bicicletas en muestra de solidaridad con sus compaÑeros de masayararon recorrer menos de 20 km. >> amenazas que hay. directamente dijeron que nosotros se avanzÁbamos y llegÁbamos a talla nos iban a matar. >> de familiares y compaÑeros de universidad velaban el cuerpo de vÁzquez, uno de los jÓvenes asesinados ayer durante el ataque de las fuerzas del gobierno en la universidad autÓnoma de nicaragua. los universitarios estÁn bajo medidas cautelares y nos pidieron no mostrar su rostro. >> nos teÑÍan acorralar de distintos puntos. y eran rÁfagas de una descarga completa >> usted e quÉ tenÍan? >> mortero, piedras. lo que encontrÁramos. >> todos sus compaÑeros firmaron la bandera sangrienta da con la que falleciÓ su amigo. segÚn ellos, para nunca olvidarlo. fÉlix:el presidente trump ratificÓ sus posiciones antiinmigrantes y hasta llegÓ en firma__ a afirmar que le mira sentido ni pacto negativo en los paÍses del viejo continente. pero tanto analistas como votantes esperan que esta ofensiva del gobierno federal contra la inmigraciÓn en la consecuencias en l

. >> carmen huyÓ de su natal masaya con sus cuatro hijos. >> porque hay muchas muertes de los niÑos,orias confirmaron que en los Últimos 30 dÍas han recibido 8000 solicitudes de refugio. la directora de inmigraciÓn dice que esa condiciÓn no se le otorga todos los solicitantes. >> es que la solicitud de refugio es para especÍfica, es para una persona que requiere protecciÓn internacional porque su vida corre peligro y estÁ siendo perseguido en su paÍs de origen. >> otros continuan pasando ilegalmente a costa rica aprovechando la poca vigilancia en la zona fronteriza. muchos son detenidos y deportados. >> por la situaciÓn que estamos viviendo en nicaragua. ya no aguantamos. no sabemos para donde correr, la Única opciÓn es nuestro paÍs vecino costa rica. >> las autoridades han apelado a los organismos internacionales para enfrentar la situaciÓn, pero el temor es que la cantidad de inmigrantes los desborde, a lo que muchos expertos consideran que podrÍa ocurrir en poco tiempo. >> un barco de ayuda humanitaria que transportaba a 60 inmigrantes rescatados cerca de libia, atraco en barcelon

the latest hotspot this year, 30 kilometres south of the capital in masaya, now centred anti—governmentce the unrest began. the president has dismissed the protests, saying an attempted coup in the country has failed. 0pponents say is only able to stay in power using brutality and organised anonymous armed forces. let's get some of the day's other news. the uk prime minister has won another crucial brexit vote against mps in her own party. theresa may's government fought off a challenge from a dozen pro—european conservative mps, who demanded the uk stays in a customs union in the event of no deal with the european union. but the government did lose a separate vote that will force it to cooperate with the eu on the regulation of medicines after brexit. the 12 thai boys and their coach who endured 17 days stranded in the darkness of a flooded cave in northern thailand are to be exposed to the media glare of the outside world later when they are expected to be discharged from hospital. the questions journalists can ask them will be preapproved for the boys' protection. the mexican charter

operations to clear protester barricades targeted the city of masaya and nearby communities.ians have been killed, including two children. the groups said nicaraguan security forces had occupied the local hospital, refusing admittance to dozens of injured people. the eu, colombia and argentina have condemned the government's actions. earlier, i spoke with ana quiros, a nicaraguan public health specialist and human rights activist. she has been participating in the protests since they began in april. she described the situation on the ground. there is a lot of terror going on. the police and the paramilitary forces have been attacking systematically different towns and different groups. they have been taking people, kidnapping people, including today, they kidnapped an 82—year—old man from one of the towns, south of managua, and another one who is 78t, but they kidnapped and they disappear or then they show up in some prison. they have been taken by the paramilitary forces. have you yourself been a victim of any of attacks or any of this kind of violence? yes, i was attacked o

two people are reported to have been killed in the city of masaya, south of the country's capital.ered 12 new moons orbiting jupiter, bringing the grand total circling the planet to 79. they're calling one of them an oddball because it's hurtling towards the others on a collision course that will inevitably lead to its destruction. researchers stumbled upon the new moons while looking for a possible mysterious planet far beyond pluto. today marks 100 years since the birth of nelson mandela. the revered former statesman remains a global icon for his long struggle against white—minority apartheid rule and for his message of peace and reconciliation after almost three decades of imprisonment. but with inequality still rampant in south africa, some young people have begun to criticise his legacy. nomsa maseko reports from johannesburg. there are many people who feel that it is useless and futile for us to continue talking peace and nonviolence. from the call for armed struggle to the voice of reconciliation, nelson mandela took many journeys in his reconciliation, nelson mandela took m

the latest hotspot this year, 30 kilometres south of the capital managua, in masaya, now a centre fork three months since the unrest began. president 0rtega has dismissed the protests, saying an attempted coup in the country has failed. 0pponents say he is only able to stay in power using brutality and organised anonymous armed forces. britain's prime minister theresa may has, for a second night, narrowly survived defeat in parliament over brexit. her government saw off an amendment to a trade bill, brought by pro—eu members of her conservative party, which would have kept the uk in a customs union with the eu, that's if no deal is agreed on a trade arrangement before january next year. jon pienaar reports on tuesday's events at westminster. what does a cabinet in crisis look like? come in and take a look! crisis? what crisis? forget brexit for a moment, theresa may was keen to talk up some good news. i can report that the unemployment and employment figures show that employment has hit a new record. hear, hear. a slightly awkward silence. brexit is the biggest issue by far. tories ar

criminalize ation of those who oppose a president whom they see as a dictator you see in human al-jazeera masaya al-jazeera. for those allegations from the human rights commission to nicaragua's minister for national policy. how did you justify the presence of irregular forces operating with the police the way the looting was stopped was when the citizenry came out on the organized citizenry is also been very important and helping to lift up the barricades community policing is an important part of the policing percept community policing in trucks in vehicles without plates you have violence on both sides there's no doubt about that in a democratic state you can't have people going around on to with high caliber weapons masked in vehicles that i don't have to meet operating with the police there's they're operating as terrorists they're operating as agents of the coup and that has to be counteracted so for the police to protect the police have to have a presence in the national territory and they need to establish that with the support of the citizenry when all is said and done in this case by c

the messiah with the president on the one and i think we lost the caravan they were to the city of masaya the city of najaf so at some point peter and the two groups face what we are hearing from the find on the protesters is that this group of of supporters of pro-government supporters started a very. again haven't seen these students aren't however this is how this shootout started but not only here in ma now what the university we are hearing as well that now in the field of math or in the neighborhood of mourning in war there is people in the so she'll need the crying for help because they say there are paramilitary in that neighborhood shooting as well. come back to us if there are any more developments but in the meantime thank you. twelve russian hackers alleged hackers have been indicted as part of the ongoing investigation into potential collusion in the twenty sixteen us presidential election the announcement has led to calls for the cancellation the immediate cancellation of next week's summit meeting between donald trump and let me put in she have returns he has more from wash

and dozens were wounded when pro-government forces regained control of the monimbo neighborhood of masaya tuesday. the organization of american states says the death toll from mounting anti-government protests has risen to at leastst 273 people. demonstrations to oust nicaraguan president daniel ortega began in mid-april, when his government announced plans to overhaul socicial security. both opposition groups and pro-government forces have been accused of violence, including kidnappings and killings. the nicaraguanan government says the official death toll is 51 and accuses opposition protests of using violence to overthrow the elected leftist government. on sunday, nicaragua's national police accused the opposition of kidnapping, torturing, and incinerating a police officer. amy: on monday, hundreds marched in the streets of managua to demand justice for students killed friday during an hours-long standoff at the national autonomous university of nicaragua between pro-government forces and opposition protesters who had seized control of the university campus. tuesday, u.n. spokesman far

police and armed supporters tacked a neighborhood in masaya, that's become a center si resistance. protests against pnt daniel ortega's plan to cut pension benefits broke out in apl. since then, some 280 people have died in a government crackdown. japan and the european union have signed a landmark trade deal. the pact will do away with nearly all tariffs between them, and create the world's largest open area for trade. they made it official today during a cemony in tokyo. the european council's president said it's a counter to president trump's protectionist trade policies. >> we are sending a clear message that you can count on ab. we are predi, both japan and the e.u., predictable, responsible, and will continue defending a world order based on rules, on freedom, on transparency and common sense. >> woodruff: the e.u./japanese trade deal will cover a third of the global economy and roughly 600 million people. back in this country, federal reserve chairman jerome powell told congress today he expects to keep raising interest rates, gradually. he said the fed anticipates the job m

asi as i have explained on previous programmes, the violence has centred around the city of masaya, whichniel ortega. he's been been in and out of power since the sandinista revolution of 1979. to trace this year's developments we need to go back to april 18th. a small demonstration against pension reforms was taking place when it was violently shut down by pro—government groups. that triggered more protests a few days later. these are videos from the time. dozens of people died including a journalist who was shot dead during a live broadcast. since then, hundreds of people have been killed as attempts to suppress the protests have intensified. there are now many roadblocks and barricades that have been set up by protestors — and many have died as security forces try to clear them. these are the latest pictures of people marching in the capital managua on monday. this is going on. this was a reaction to what happened over the weekend. over the weekend 12 more people died during violent clashes. lots of people are documenting this. this is an article in the economist. "nicaragua is followi

masaya the nicaraguan city that put up the fiercest resistance during three months of anti-government protests looks almost empty. the only large group on this normally overcrowded street is part of the latest funeral procession it's been nine days since thirty one year old buyout of the hard again was buried a baker with two small children and a third one on the way who was taken from his home during what the government called the clean up campaign in. all three men with beauty shirts olive green pants and black masks kicked down the door they grabbed him and said you're coming with us his wife cried out he hasn't done anything he hasn't done anything. this is the only family member who did speak to us on condition of anonymity the grass in this empty lot has just been cut but it's here that the highly decomposed body of by you out of the heart again was found hidden among the tall brush three days after he disappeared the body was taken to the morgue in the capital where the coroner confirmed that he had been killed shortly after he had been taken from his home. when we got the call

para presionar por la renuncia de ortega, la policÍa y partidarios del gobierno, e irrumpieron en masayahay que tener presente consejos. >> gracias paulina, todos estamos d estamos deseosos de querer pasar tiempo en el mar, pero es tan importante que tomemos las medidas y precauciones necesarias para cuidar la piel, protegernos los rayos u v y para esto estamos con el doctor ramÓn, cirujano oncologo y ella es enfermera y tambiÉn nos viene a compartir su testimonio, bienvenidos muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> gracias por la invitaciÓn adamari. >> doctor, ¿quÉ es lo que debemos tomar en cuenta para proteger nuestra piel para disfrutar del sol y el verano? >> lo mÁs importante es estar consciente que el sol puede causarle a la piel, es causado por los rayos ultra violeta tipo a y b, los tres darnos que causa el sol, es en viejo momento precoz * y tambiÉn cÁncer de la piel. >> nos recomienda utilizar protector solar y quÉ nÚmero tiene que tener el protector solar para que estemos bien protegidos? >> viene de diferentes tipos se vende sin receta en farmacias y supermercados en la botella

ortega negaba la existencia de estos grupos pero circulaban estas imÁgenes en los que los abraza en masayaa declaraciÓn en la que exigen el cese a los actos de violencia, intimidaciÓn y amenazas dirigidas a la sociedad nicaragüense. ahora la pregunta es si sucederÁ. >> desmontar grupos paramilitares es el gran clamor de la poblaciÓn porque son los causantes del caos que se estÁ viviendo. >> ademÁs la portavoz del departamento de estado norteamericano a travÉs de su página web anunciÓ canciones a funcionarios del rÉgimen, la suspensiÓn de visas y a familiares por abusos a los derechos humanos. >> a estos hay que agregar que siete expresidentes de costa rica pidieron al secretario de la onu que intervenga en nicaragua y hoy se espera otro anuncio contra el gobierno de ortega. nosotros estamos pendientes. regreso contigo al estudio. sagtcha: gracias por los detalles. agentes detienen a 37 integrantes durante una redada en new jersey. el operativo de cinco dÍas se concentrÓ en extranjeros con antecedentes penales, 16 de los cuales habÍan sido liberados de las cÁrceles. mÉxico, repÚblica domini