alonso y lupillo le celebrÓ una fiesta de 15 aÑos a su hija sorpresa pero mayeli estaba planeando otras es superespontÁnea, la conocemos porque ella es bien sincera y nunca se queda callada yo sÍ creo realmente que laura flores es una gran estrella ha estado toda su vida activa y tiene muchÍsimo Éxitos como telenovelas la percepciÓn de alfredo carrillo efectivamente lo Único que nos demuestra que no se portÓ como un caballero. Él debiÓ creo haberse guardado su comentario y hablar con ella laura no es una mujer hipÓcrita pero eso debieron haberlo tratado de una manera como mÁs privada no >>> no la tachÓ >>> laura flores le respondiÓ >>> sÍ la tachÓ de falsa y envidiosa para un caballero no me gusta. pero laura flores es una dama y le contestÓ y le dijo. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> cÓmo la ves mi kari. >>> con estilo mi querida con estilo como debe ser y la verdad que yo creo que laura flores no lo dijo con mala intenciÓn y perdÓn que a laura flores no le parece como besa un actor pues es muy respetable, muy respetable yo creo que fernando carrillo debiÓ contenerse un poquito al llama

people at the market to think about ecology turn attempts such as charcoal made from banana peels or mayes . her commitment shows how young people across the globe are becoming increasingly aware that climate change may compromise their future and that action cannot do it until to morrow. i'm now joined by landry into it say he's a climate change activist with the n.t.o. africa 350 they say their mission is climate justice welcome to africa landry you say that africa is paying the highest price for climate change why you have to be a continent is. highest were used in terms of well you know really noticing the continent so in terms of increase droughts and 3 months of this program were born diseases and increased a lot of the increase of our temperatures our cross over much of the continent so those are some of the plot that shows that africa which is good also been used as a response capacity is being the highest growth right at landry how do we incentivize our governments on the continent to ditch coal power plants for example and opt for more green solutions. so who are has been present

message that she is now leaving the country with briggs it doesn't mean break the least not of teresa mayes prime minister i mean she repeated the marginals you know well i mean she promises break that many breaks that i'm devastated it doesn't appear really least not as long as she was permits or we were 4 months behind when briggs was supposed to mean briggs were 3 months ahead of when briggs it is supposed to mean break that we're never pure a new prime minister we don't you know what to expect i mean they've been so many boris johnson's over the years people are going in particular are very nervous what to expect from a trade piece you know just seems normal regular all these things and we saw parliament today in westminster just having its usual jolly time and so you know different things to live to do that everything's happening but everyone else in europe the sitting around saying i'm now you know having the best leader saying you know who is he who is he what will he what would you have to say. come and work with him take away and here i mean is this is this a failed prime minister

conservative leader will be announced when they will move into downing street number 10 to replace teresa mayes prime minister and nobody has any doubt that new prime minister will be forced on them and then boris johnson is a politician who is not only function a but who has also promised to take the u.k. out of the european union come what may when this next deadline the new day the day that mine approaches on the toll but. even if that means leaving without a deal and we know that economists have time and time again that it will bring the profit consequences for the country and for the people and for the economy among many many coaches worried about the prime minister john key and about what a no deal scenario could look like. so what specifically do the demonstrators want what do they think will come out of these marchers well the main message today is no too far is yes to the european union the protests that some auditing again for as daunting as the next prime minister and for the european union and i've seen hundreds of european flags here and a giant balloon flying over the crowds thing

british politics the next leader of the country earlier in the day cabinet ministers a rifle teresa mayes last meeting as prime minister many of these ministers will be asking how johnson can succeed. the reason my failed were actually just the same just the same political paralysis as we thought before and. through some sort of political alchemy able to look. given he's raised expectations pretty. recriminations could be venomous one big expectation raised by johnson is of a new breaks a deal with brussels the use repeatedly said it won't reopen negotiations but as the blocks chief breaks it negotiated tweeted the use ready for dialogue moments after johnson's win was declared bookmakers were taking bets on his demise $5.00 to $1.00 to be the shortest serving prime minister ever he could face a no confidence vote if he fails to deliver on his promises for many months johnson spinola political margins criticising the government and often courting controversy now at the center of british politics everything appears to have changed but when it comes to breaks it many question whether anythi

especially for the german industry which the british ears always said would you know come to teresa mayes a's and. push american government to a softer us towns and the exact opposite was the case so the the. the e.u. is completely united around one position position which is that a former e.u. member can have the same benefits in the same form of friction a straight a current member can have ok so let's let's move this forward to foreign policy particularly with what's happening with the tankers in the straits of hormuz as the friction with iran given boris johnson's outspokenness and perhaps lack of tact are you concerned about where this could had particularly now that the u.k. are going forward the u.k. will not have the full might of the e.u. behind it. well you know just quickly are given a false or just set of national television they do have to be challenged what catherine said about arrangements existing in an alternative to the backstop is simply not true no technology exists in order to keep a completely open border which is a precondition of the northern ireland peace process

his hand well i'm afraid it's going to be useless because that was all agreement is dead as teresa mayes premiership and as you know she goes tomorrow to buckingham palace to appreciably offer her resignation what we're looking at now is a new deal a deal that is in the best interests of the european union and the united kingdom but there is no agreement whatsoever on that i mean really let me put it to you this way that this is seen by so many people within the united kingdom not just here but worldwide as like driving a car 100 miles an hour towards a cliff you've got to be prepared not to put the brakes on you know be good to actually be prepared to do it and people think it's reckless well michel barnier never believed to resume a was prepared to leave the european union without it even though in the house of commons he said no deal is better than a bad deal and she brought back this bad deal which she tried to get through parliament 3 times 3 times it was rejected the withdrawal agreement is dead now michel barnier is dealing with a different prime minister he's dealing with the pri

british politics the next leader of the country earlier in the day cabinet ministers a rifle teresa mayes last meeting as prime minister many of these ministers will be asking how johnson can succeed. to resume a failed were actually just the same just the same political paralysis as we thought before and unless it is through some sort of political alchemy able to unlock that. given he's raised expectations pretty. the recriminations could be venomous one big expectation raised by johnson is of a new brakes a deal with brussels the use repeatedly said it won't reopen negotiations but as the blocks chief breaks it negotiated tweeted the use ready for dialogue moments after johnson's win was declared bookmakers were taking bets on his demise $5.00 to $1.00 to be the shortest serving prime minister ever he could face a no confidence vote if he fails to deliver on his promises for many months johnson speed on the political margins criticizing the government and often courting controversy now at the center of british politics everything appears to have changed when it comes to pranks it many q

out of the european union by the end of october half of teresa mayes ministers have been sacked the barber will have those details shortly but 1st neve parker on how that they are unfolding one of the most divisive figures aboard in british politics is now the country 77th prime minister to the sound of applause and nearby protests boris johnson promised to unite a fractured country and deliver on his defining pledge to lead britain out of the e.u. we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the e.u. on october 31st no ifs or buts. and tool those who continue to prophesied disaster i say yes no will be difficulties though i believe that within the gene application they will be far less serious than some have claimed there was a distinct lack of details and strategy in the speech but no shortage of ambition and optimism johnson is going to be a very different style of leader this is how the formal handover of power began with the journey to buckingham palace to meet queen elizabeth a journey interrupted momentarily by protesters this is the pagea

prime minister teresa mayes said she regretted derek's decision. thank you mr speaker mr speaker this morning i have spoken to set him down i have told him that it is a matter of great regret that he has felt it necessary to leave his position. so kim has given so kim has given a lifetime of service to the united kingdom and we owe him an enormous debt of gratitude. laurence liers our correspondent in london lawrence why did he feel the need to quit. well it is resignation statement she said the current situation is making it impossible for me to carry out the role as i would like and by that he meant that since the leaking of these diplomatic telegrams and donald trump's run saying and railing against him on twitter the white house basically disinvited derek from saturday's disinvited from all all sorts of events and so consequently he was simply unable to do his job now is to reason may and indeed jeremy hunt the foreign secretary had both come out in support of barack and said it was up to the u.k. to appoint whoever they wanted to in post and i

he's going to lose this confidence and where is his plan how's it going to be different than teresa mayes to me that's the question before the british people and frankly it's of deep concern to the united states right to have a do over iraq well and i'm right about it larry we're running out of how horse handles that is the key question sorry to jump in that sea but we are running out of time i'd like to get the find a way to matthew because of course the british public generally will have no say in who becomes the next that prime minister over the u.k. but we're getting an idea oh we of what. some premiership will knock like give us your ideas your take on that within 40 seconds if you can matthew. yes i think he'll be buffeted in all directions i don't think he'll be brave i don't think he'll have a very clear idea where he wants to go or what he wants to do of the last person to speak to him more likely to be the most powerful person in the in the united kingdom if he has buckled so quickly on this court else could he not buckle right ok thank you very much indeed crispin blunt in his

especially for the german industry which the british yours always said would you know come to teresa mayes a's and. push american government to a softer stands and the except opposite was the case so the the. the e.u. is completely united around one position position which is that a former e.u. member can have the same benefits in the same form of friction a straight a current member can have ok so and that's it let's move this forward to foreign policy particularly with what's happening with the tankers in the straits of hormuz as the friction with iran given the boris johnson's outspokenness and perhaps lack of tact are you concerned about where this could had particularly now that the u.k. are going forward the u.k. will not have the full might of the e.u. behind it. well you just quickly are given a false or just settle national television they do have to be challenged what catherine said about arrangements existing in an alternative to the backstop is simply not true no technology exists in order to keep a completely open border which is a precondition of the northern ireland peace pr

teresa mayes having a final meeting with a cabinet in downing street as prime minister as the u.k.'s conservative party prepares to announce a replacement but his johnson is a fun. fellow and darren jordan this is obviously are. also coming up. so if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a launch of western military presence more tension in the gulf as the u.k. calls for the immediate release of a.

because i mean we have boris johnson for example firing half of teresa mayes parliament we also know that he has a divided parliament there's a lot of speculation that in fact what he could want is new elections. yet also has an incredibly divided party because if you look at this cabinet it's full of bricks cheers it's full of hardliners right wingers and the more moderate elements that was present on the trees in may as every one of them had to leave and was sacked so he really made up his mind what he wants what he wants from his cabinet and he has really shown as the direction he's going in now he also knows that he has only a majority of 2 that counts for nothing even in the best of times to people who would not be present or would not vote for him so he is really balancing on a knife edge and many say he is a ready preparing for snap elections because he has surrounded himself with people from the leave campaign the referendum in 201616 will lead him and the campaign to success then and he wants them to help him to win in the general election now that is a bit further down the

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especially for the german industry which the british ears always said would you know come to teresa mayes a's and. push the american government to a softer stands and the except opposite was the case so the the. the e.u. is completely united around one position position which is that a former e.u. member can have the same benefits in the same form of friction a straight a current member can have ok so and that's it let's move this forward to foreign policy particularly with what's happening with the tankers in the straits of hormuz as the friction with iran given boris johnson's outspokenness and perhaps lack of tact are you concerned about where this could had particularly now that the u.k. are going forward the u.k. will not have the full might of the e.u. behind it. well you just quickly are given a false or just settle national television they do have to be challenged what catherine said about arrangements existing in an alternative to the backstop is simply not true no technology exists in order to keep a completely open border which is a precondition of the northern ireland peace pr

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well most likely boris johnson is going to be teresa mayes a successor and he has been foreign minister in the past so he knows how to deal with diplomatic and international crisis such as this one with iran he's not reckless he's not a warmonger but he's also known to be unfocused and not detail oriented so basically what we could see happening here is that boris johnson moves closer to the u.s. maybe asks the u.s. for support to protect those british tankers in the gulf region and at the end aligning closely with the u.s. and another thing that we could see happening is that he keeps on jeremy hunt his rival in the leave it leadership contest and the current foreign minister as foreign minister in his administration because that would be a matter of keeping stability in this situation charlotte in london thank you. let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world tehran says that it has identified and captured 17 iranian nationals it claims were working as spies for the american cia iranian state television has reported that some of those taken into custody

minister after the brags of referendum in 2016 but he quit the job in protest after 2 years saying teresa mayes breaks a plan sticks in the throat. of every johnson was one of the most prominent faces of the campaign to leave the e.u. though he flip flopped between backing brags that will remain he ultimately took a program that stance started more by political instincts then personal conviction . for johnson politics has always been heavy on. performance and life on policy everybody i want you to consider this. if people who should be cheering campaigning for conservative party leader he fell asleep blame the european union for burdensome regulations on kipper suppliers regulations in fact imposed by the british government it stunts like this that have drawn comparisons to u.s. president donald trump. and have many critics asking whether he can in fact deliver a practice based on fictional claims. against the most good his supporters are convinced he's up to the job but to succeed he will have to unite his party and overcome a wife or a thin margin in parliament. so return to a bar of reason i

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kingdom discussions are expected to send on the so-called irish backstop a contentious point of teresa mayes failed bret's a deal designed to avoid a hard border with the republic of ireland i expect may come up a little bit i don't rule that out and i think the crucial thing to stress is that i obviously attach huge importance to the letter and spirit of the of the belfast agreement and it will be in insisting on that. that is our correspondent in the northern island capital belfast and the team what really does or has prime minister johnson really achieved from this visit. so hell it's really hard to know what he has achieved apart from just being seen to be talking to the 5 parties involved in trying to get the power sharing government back up and running it's been 2 and a half years since stormont was in session he says it's too long and he says he'll do all he can to help the parties to come to an agreement but one of the problems according to shin fein the main nationalist party here is the relationship between or is johnson's conservative party and the democratic unionist party the ma

teresa mayes having a final meeting with a cabinet in downing street as prime minister as the u.k.'s conservative party prepares to announce a replacement is the front. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera. also coming up. if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a launch of western military presence more tension in the gulf as the u.k. calls for the immediate release of an oil tanker seized by iran on friday. kenya's finance minister pleads not guilty to corruption charges linked to the construction of 2 plus tension in the skies over south korea seoul says its aircraft fired warning shots of russian military jets violating its airspace. britain's new prime minister will be announced shortly and these are live pictures of 10 downing street where to resume may's holding her final cabinet meeting before she resigns and then the results of the conservative party's leadership election will be revealed but was johnson is the favorite to beat rival jeremy hunt in the vote by tory party members let's go live now to john always in westminster join us

british politics the next leader of the country earlier in the day cabinet ministers a rifle teresa mayes last meeting as prime minister many of these ministers will be asking how johnson can succeed. the reason my failed we're actually just the same just the same political paralysis as we thought before and. through some sort of political alchemy able to look. given he's raised expectations pretty. recrimination. could be venomous one big expectation raised by johnson is of a new breaks that deal with brussels the use repeatedly said it won't reopen negotiations but as the blocks chief breaks it negotiated tweeted the use ready for dialogue moments after johnson's win was declared bookmakers were taking bets on his demise $5.00 to $1.00 to be the shortest serving prime minister ever he could face a no confidence vote if he fails to deliver on his promises for many months johnson spinola political margins criticising the government and often courting controversy now at the center of british politics everything appears to have changed but when it comes to pranks it many question whether an

british politics the next leader of the country earlier in the day cabinet ministers are rife a teresa mayes last meeting as prime minister many of these ministers will be asking how johnson can succeed. to resume a failed we're actually in just the same point just the same political paralysis as we saw before and unless boris yeltsin is through some sort of political alchemy able to unlock that. given that he's raised expectations pretty hard the recriminations could be venomous warm big expectation raised by johnson is of a new brakes a deal with brussels the use repeatedly said it won't reopen negotiations but as the books chief breaks at negotiating tweeted the use ready for dialogue moments after johnson's win was declared bookmakers were taking bets on his demise 5 to want to be the shortest serving prime minister ever he could face a no confidence vote if he fails to deliver on his promises for many months johnson speed on the political margins criticising the government and often courting controversy now at the center of british politics everything appears to have changed when it com

to be honest, but the idea as well that donald trump has been trying to talk down the currency that mayesone past, have caused a cycle reaction, but i think we're getting to the point where the u.s. dollar is going to slowly grind down. currency trading is not a simple game, but at the same time, i think if we can take it back to a more some plastic stance, if the federal reserve can open the door to a rate cut in july, adding we're looking at 25 basis points, a core number in the nonfarm payrolls number, opens , despitebasis points what we've been hearing, so i think you get a number anywhere near what we got last night, then we open up 50 basis points and that, i think it would cause a bearish trend in the u.s. dollar, which of course i think is what the world needs right now. paul: please do stay with us. plenty more in a moment, but i want to get across some breaking news at the moment. offering brewing shares for its ipo, something we are watching. this price range would represented market value of up to $64 billion for budweiser brewing, putting it on par with heineken. also enables

. >> pues le celebrÓ una fiesta sorpresa a lupita de 15 aÑos y segÚn cuentan, mayeli se ha pasado todomayeli estÁ contenta porque finalmente es una gran ilusiÓn que le hacÍa a su hija cumplir sus 15 aÑos, ahora quien sabe si ella cancele su fiesta de 15 aÑos. >> ojalÁ no lo haga. >> porque ella estaba planeando otra fiesta. >> pero que no hagan un circo mediÁtico. >> bueno vamos a hablar de gabriel soto porque se presentÓ a una clase de defensa personal para los niÑos, participaron sus hijas hablamos sobre los rumores que aseguran que geraldine bazÁn le prohibiÓ llevar a irina baeva a la comuniÓn de su hija mayor, recuerdan?. >> claro. >> aquÍ estÁ lo que contestÓ. >> en ningÚn momento me o podrÉ a que la abuela de mis hijas conviva con ella. >> es cierto que geraldine bazÁn te pidiÓ que tu novia no estuviera presente? >> para nada, no hubo problema de ninguna de las partes en ningÚn momento dado, eso es totalmente falso. >> repito hay que tomar las cosas de quien viene. >> bueno mientras tanto irina baeva nos dijo lo complicado que ha sido para ella y todos los dimes y diretes que ha

sorprendiÓ a todos porque estamos hablando de la fiesta de mayeli, la entrevistamos en la calle.

discussions are expected to center on the so-called irish backstop the contentious point of teresa mayes failed breaks that deal designed to avoid a hard border with ireland and all trump is accusing china of waiting until the 2020 u.s. presidential election to strike a trade deal he's threatening to be a lot tougher with beijing if he's reelected trade talks between the world's 2 largest economies have resumed up to stalling in may over tariffs those were the headlines of the back to the al-jazeera news our in half an hour we continue with al-jazeera world to stay with us. of al-jazeera arabic has investigated allegations that the government in bahrain secretly conspired against the shia community joining the popular unrest of 2011. he viewed video testimonies from alleged members of al-qaeda containing these accusations and one of the videos a man with known links to al qaeda in bahrain mohammed. claims that officers from bahraini intelligence recruited al qaeda members to form a cell tasked with the murder of bahraini opposition activists these allegations have been strenuously denied

see no deal as the best bricks it option whatever happens next the one issue that overshadow teresa mayes time in office is the one that will dominate politics here for the forseeable future britain's relationship with the european union. al-jazeera. the european union and the united nations have warned israel to stop demolishing a cluster of palestinian homes in the occupied west bank 16 residential blocks close to the border fence have been destroyed according to local residents and as rob matheson reports it's the 1st such demolition to take place on land controlled by the palestinian authority. dreams pulled apart houses branded as security risks are razed to the ground by israeli military engineers the operation starts in the early hours of monday morning as israeli security forces push their way into the house which ismail obeyed built and where he lived with his wife his 6 children and his parents slain that metric but they didn't just destroy my house they destroyed my dreams they destroyed a family and a life it's really authorities say some homes built close to the separation fe

he's going to lose his confidence and where is his plan how's it going to be different than teresa mayes to me that's the question before the british people and frankly it's of deep concern to the united states right to have a do over iraq well and i'm right about it larry we're running out of how it works handles that is the key question sorry to jump in that sea but we are running out of time i'd like to get to find a way to matthew because of course the british public generally will have no say in who becomes the next prime minister or if the u.k. but we're getting an idea oh we of what. some premiership will knock like give us your ideas your take on that within 40 seconds if you can matthew. yes i think he'll be buffeted in all directions i don't think he'll be brave i don't think he'll have a very clear idea where he wants to go or what he wants to do and the last person to speak to him or but likely to be the most powerful person in the in the united kingdom if he has buckled so quickly on this court else could he not back alone right ok thank you very much indeed crispin blunt it

he's going to lose his confidence and where is his plan how's it going to be different than teresa mayes to me that's the question before the british people and frankly it's of deep concern to the united states right to have a do over iraq well and i'm right about it larry we're running out of how horse handles that is the key question sorry to jump in that sea but we are running out of time i'd like to get the find a way to matthew because of course the british public generally will have no say in who becomes the next prime minister of the u.k. but we're getting an idea oh we of what. some premiership will knock like give us your ideas your take on that within 40 seconds if you can matthew. yes i think he'll be buffeted in all directions i don't think he'll be brave i don't think he'll have a very clear idea where he wants to go or what he wants to do and the last person to speak to him more but likely to be the most powerful person in the in the united kingdom if he has buckled so quickly on this court else could he not buckle on right ok thank you very much indeed crispin blunt in his

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by leightonstery tate -- we maye end of the scale. heat days as columbia, south carolina. so it's going to get worse unless we stop our emissions. >> all right. jeff, thank you very much. >>> the nation's capitol is among the places bracing for triple-digit heat. temperature in washington, d.c. will be 113 degrees, rivaling death valley in california. this could cause dangerous problems for drivers. kris van cleave is in washington. what are the richkss? >> good morning. i have been sitting this car for the last 15 minutes or so. you can see i have started to sweat. while it's a relatively comfortable 81 degrees outside, inside the car we are closer to 90. that's going to continue to climb. that can make things particularly dangerous for drivers. already this year at least 21 kids who have been left in that hot car have died. there was a case on tuesday. a baby girl in richmond, virginia, died after she was apparently left in a car when the temperature was in the low 90s. a car's temperature will increase up to 40 degrees in an hour,

. >> ladies and gentlemen, meet " >> with his career well under way in 1996, john maye calvin klein publicistile social life. he talked about his dad's view ofolitics and whether he himselfould ever run. >> i always said that he thought everyone should run for office. and listen, there's lot of time in life to do all sorts of things. >> but he never had that time. on the night of jul 16th, 1999, as he was heading to his cousin's wedding on cape cod, the plane he was piloting, carrying his wife and her sister, craed off martha's vineyard. tragically, bearing at sea the camelot. john f. kennedy jr. was 38 years old. steven guillen met jfk jr. at brown university. they remained lifelong friends. he's written a new book called america's reluctant prince, it life of john f.r.ennedy good to have you here. time. long what made you decide this was the moment that you wanted to write a book about jfk jr.? >> well, john was alive, i protected his privacy. but my of his friends, now that he's gone, as his friends and also a historian, i want to preserve his legacy. i don't want john to be remembered as

. >> cÓmo va la relación con mayeli? una historia. esta guapa vedette llegÓ muy bien acompaÑada de su pareja y hablÓ de su relaciÓn. >> echÓ por tierra la conocida frase que dicta que no hay quinto malo, ella no por el octavo matrimonio-.. >> andamos en eso, andamos conociÉndonos, bailando, haciendo cosas. >> es cantante y nos compartiÓ si le ha resultado difÍcil conquistar a la conocida actriz y vedette. >> la puse a bailar y platicamos, aquÍ estamos. >> dejÓ en evidencia que cumplirÁ con la premisa que establece que a esta vida se vino a disfrutar. mientras se concreta los planes deboda, quedÓ bien claro. >> sigo bailando, sigo cantando, te voy a enseÑar mi vestido . >> por favor platÍcale al mundo entero. >> yo iba al gimnasio con ella, lo increÍble de todo como con ello estaba en el gimnasio es un cuerpazo. no sÓlo eso, estaba haciendo un split levantando pesas con un cuerpazo de espaldas. esto fue hace aÑos y todavÍa sigue, es increÍble. >> tener el cuerpo de un superhÉroe no es fÁcil. en una intensa rutina de ejerc

. >> yo sigo con mi pensamiento, alguien nos estÁ mintiendo porque mayeli dijo como que si, belinda dijolos puertorriqueÑos, hablÓ desde la celebraciÓn en la calle fortaleza junto a cientos de personas . luego en su cuenta de twitter agregÓ: gracias, puerto rico, la felicidad no la puedo describir. fue un mensaje de unidad y de lucha pero desde el corazÓn. barbÓn y escribió: estoy bien orgulloso de ustedes,de nosotros . luis fonsi dijo que lo ocurrido demuestra que nuestro pueblo no se dio por vencido y triunfamos. a su vez, escribiÓ una frase en inglÉs de su canciÓn. nicky jam tambiÉn se uniÓ a las manifestaciones en puerto rico, saliÓ la calle a celebrar junto al pueblo. otros artistas que utilizaron sus redes sociales para expresarse fueron tommy torres, elvis crespo y lin manuel miranda. la noticia tambiÉn arrancÓ reacciones de polÍticos y figuras en los estados unidos. felicito a los millones de boricuas que se unieron exigir que el gobernador renunciara, asÍ dijo el senador y precandidato sanders. warren resaltÓ que el pueblo de puerto rico soportado tanto, y dijo sentirse inspirad

>>hablamos envÍo de los Ángeles con la diseÑadora del oeste los 15 de la hija de lupillo rivera y mayelieste salgo quedamente la modista usar antes ella se siente muy cÓmoda con este tipo de atuendos masculinos, una cola de caballo que tambiÉn ella siempre opta por este tipo de peinados, que opinan? >>a mi mecate primero porque tiene la tendencia al momento que son los metÁlicos y el combinar de las telas metÁlicas en negro se ve muy lindo, otra cosa como es esto anteriormente, lo el loco masculino siempre bastante moda en un evento cuando es como el de los premios de juventud que es un evento mÁs joven, más relajado entonces no tiene que ponerse la gente vestido largo me parece que su elecciÓn fue muy buena. >>que te parece de maquillaje? >>a mÍ me encantÓ, me encantó el peinado que llevo con ese atuendo espectacular, el penal recogido, el maquillaje se veÍa muy bien, en la foto que estamos mirando por eso lo que estÁ pasando con los filtros y toda esta historia que nos adecuarÁ la realidad, los filtros los filtros esta mintiÉndole mucho la gente pero en esa la cosa los filtros, entonce

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