-mexico-canada trade agreement. former agriculture secretary tom vilsack, along with a panel of trade and industry representatives, testified on how the usmca could impact the average american as well as how it differs from the 1994 north american free trade agreement. >> meeting will come to order. we welcome our witnesses. we're here to have testimony from a range of industries to tell us about the importance of the united states-mexico-canada agreement, and we soon are referring that to always as usmca. we look forward to hearing from our witnesses about the significance of the agreement to american businesses, both small and large, the workers, the farmers that we all represent. thank you for being here. mexico and canada are our country's most important trading partners. according to the international trade commission for the year 2017, more than one-third of america's merchandise exports went to mexico and canada. in that year mexico and canada imported more than half a trillion dollars of american goods plus

/mexico/canada trade agreement. secretaryiculture along with the panel of trade and industry representatives testified on how the usmca could impact the average american, as well as how it differs from the 1994 north american free trade agreement. >> we welcome our witnesses. telling us about the importance of the united states-mexico-canada agreement. we are referring to that as usmca. fromok forward to hearing the witnesses about the significance of the agreement to america's businesses both small and large. farmers that we all represent. thank you for being here. our country's important trading partners according to the international trade commission. the year 2017, more than one third of america's merchandise exports went to mexico and canada. in that year, mexico and canada imported more than half $1 trillion of american goods, plus more than $91 billion of american services for iowa. on mexico tolars canada. support 130,000 jobs. foundation of a strong trading relationship with mexico and canada has been thus

for mexico, we obtain the future states of california, new mexico, arizona, nevada, utah and parts of colorado and wyoming. literally 42% of mexico's territory at that time. major battles fought at palo alto, monterey, and bueno vista, bear cruise, and the gates of mexico city. always out numbered, the americans won every major battle. sometimes as in buena vista, they were at a three to one disadvantage. 13,000 americans died during the war. more than 11,000 of them from disease and other noncombat causes. american officers who received their baptist of fire in the mexican war later led the armies during the civil war. among them, ulysses s granted, robert lee, william sherman, stone wall jackson, george mcclellan and james long street. the mexican war is america's first war of invasion. it was fought on multiple fronts across thousands of miles. from the texas border to mexico city. to san francisco bay. in snowy mountains and deserts. and summer heat and winter cold. on tropical beaches and densely populated cities. general zachary taylor's army fought on the rio grande river and m

literally 42 % of mexico mexico's territory at that time. major battles were fought. always outnumbered the americans won every major battle. sometimes they were at a 3 to 1 disadvantage. nearly 13,000 americans died during the war. more than 11,000 of them from disease and other noncombat causes. american officers who received their baptism of fire in the mexican war later led the armies during the civil war. among people were you l-- >> the mexican war was america's first war of invasion. it was fought on multiple fronts across thousands of miles from the texas border to mexico city to san francisco bay in snowy mountains and deserts, in summer heat and winter cold. on tropical beaches and in densely populated seas. generally zachary taylor's army fought on the rio grand river and on northern mexico. i've got a map here. this is where the war started, and taylor's thrust into northern mexico followed this red line. the other -- the second front that opened after about a year of the war was at vera cruz. he landed here and marched 260 miles to mexico city. there were

-mexico trade. during the transition period is it better for american workers to compete under nafta's rules that lack labor enforcement or under usmca rules? making the rules of working stronger? >> thank you for your question and thank you for your work leveling the playing field. let me respond if i can not only to that question but to the chart as well because we are still working to improve some of those standards. as it relates to the 70% of the aluminum,he steel and it would allow for chinese carbon steel to be imported into mexico, transformed into body panels and qualify as originating similar for aluminum. we are seeking to fix that and have been engaged in discussions with the administration on that. your last point about the earning at least $16 per hour is actually an average provision. you could have two people making 28, which is often the base salary, three people and then you would have a number that could make 12 and it would all be averaged in. so behind each one of the provisions

rights ines workers mexico and already has resulted overhaul of mexico's labor laws. the labor and environmental standards in the agreement are the most rigorous in any u.s. trade deal and unlike with nafta, there is the core of the agreement and fully enforceable. it squarely addresses long-standing u.s. concerns in the canadian market such as weekian policies on grading, retail sale of wine, supply management and distribution of u.s. television programs. these are substantial improvements from nafta. they represent benefits and new opportunities for americans across the board according to the international trade commission, it will increase that is by $60 million not to say that every provision is perfect. trade agreements always need balance the preferences of industries, elected leaders and stakeholders. some of my democratic colleagues have sent their attention on outcomes that they view imperfect. consider one could nobodyo be better and should dismiss the importance of half trillion dollar market for u.s. agriculture products. from a meeting i had with speaker

permission of mexico. this really causes a rift between the u.s. and the mexican government. there's already a rift but it deepens the problems that already exist and it deepens the problems with what becomes the government of mexico for the next several years. this really continued too. the rift continues with the government of mexico, but also in northern mexico, poncho villa throughout much of his career is very popular as well. so this causes a lot of bad blood also among people in northern mexico against their neighbors just over the border, because they're trying to capture or kill a man who for them is a folk hero, is someone who they look up to and someone who was to be admired. the u.s. and in fact they show it in the film. they call him the bandit. but one person's bandit is another person's freedom fighter. >> to that point, what intrigued you or fascinated you the most about poncho villa? there's a picture of him in your book. it looks like he's ready for any type of military of roiperation. >>

[overlapping] mexico is going to pay for the wall. mexico is going to pay for the wall 100%. gonna pay for the wall? crowd: mexico! the only thing worse than one trump is many trumps. "mexico's gonna pay for it." that was trump's signature catchphrase. more than any other catchphrase. more than "you're fired." more than "make america great again." even more than "don't tell my wife about this." but we never should have actually believed that mexico was going to pay for the wall, because every time someone asked trump how mexico would pay he had a completely different explanation. - there will be a payment. it will be in a form, perhaps a complicated form. one way or the other, mexico's gonna pay for the wall. that's right. it may be through reimbursement, but one way or the other, mexico will pay for the wall. the wall will pay for itself on a monthly basis. we're working on a tax-reform bill that will generate revenue from mexico that will pay for the wall. we have a trade deficit with mexico of $58 billion. all i have to do is start playing with that trade deficit, and beli

we are also able to support mexico, for mexico to be supported as well, but mainly central america, soe could promote productive activities for there to be jobs. many people do not know the biggest flow of migrants, the highest number of people passing from mexico, they come from central america and from variouss, due to circumstances, are going through an economic crisis, lack of job opportunities. there is violence in those countries. migration from mexico to the united states as fallen, and it will continue falling increasingly with time. what we have been seeing in recent times is growth of central american migration. so, then what are we recommending? development. on friday, as you know, guatemala agreed to a safe third country agreement to deal with those people you were talking about. it will now, and people from countries like honduras or el salvador seek asylum, they have to seek asylum in guatemala first, rather than going to america. would you ever let mexico agree to the same? pres. obrador: we wouldn't. we are enforcing a program to reduce the number of migrants, with prot

si mÉxico no mejoren su estrategia. que originan. la seguridad y la violencia. >> el gobierno del izquierdista lÓpez obrador respondio en un comunicado que la producciÓn trasiego y distribuciÓn de estupefacientes son operados por redes transnacionales el problema es de carÁcter regional y los paÍses involucrados no siempre cumplen sus metas de reducciÓn de uso de narcÓticos. el objetivo es. reducir el consumo de drogas en nuestro paÍs para este opositor al rÉgimen, el presidente lÓpez obrador seguirÁ condicionado a las amenazas de tron absoluto que es un mensaje amenazante, es un chantaje al cual mÉxico se doblÓ ya cayo cuando cayÓ la primera vez que hay siempre en junio pasado trompa amenazÓ con imponer tarifas y mÉxico no reducÍa el flujo migratorio de centroamericanos hacia estados unidos, porque ya ven, ellos han sido fantÁsticos por los aranceles, pero no importa la razÓn. el gobierno mexicano tambiÉn ha manifestado su preocupaciÓn por el trÁfico ilegal de armas de alto calibre que provienen de estados unidos. y qu

raising money in mexico. because americans in thehe united states, after listening to democrats attacked their country and their history for the past year, aren't enthusiastic or should they go to mexico to raise money? something is wrong. >> they are going where there are democrats who are american citizens who are willing to contribute. g g it's actually not a very long trip. if you go up to mexico city, relative to go say from young to l.a., so it's really not asking too much or much of a hardship on tom perez and the state has if they've identified enough contributors, great. they will come away with enough money to justify the trip, what's wrong withey that? >> tucker: wouldn't it be easier to go to akron? democrats have basically decided that the enemy is not simply trump, but it's our country, it's the united states. listen to what they say. every speech the gift. it's a horror show. america is a horrible place. filled with bigots. >> no democrat describes the united states as carnage or a hellhole whi

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to mexico and given mexico been a member the pacific alliance in the trans-pacific partnership that's quite a negative step so i think. around the world latin america asia and the u.s. we are seeing signs of protectionism and economic populism which has has reasons for all of us to fear from the middle east to turkey to argentina. if any one nation should have benefitted from this trade war between the u.s. and china it should have been brazil as a as a brick nation but also nora doesn't exactly have the best of relations with that with president xi to see. well i mean i think we don't really know yet what the relationship is not because obviously the rhetoric during the election campaign was very negative towards china but you know the reality of campaigning and governing her very different and coming to government and president also narrow has to you know take into account that china remains one of brazil's main trading partners and that the export of soft commodities namely soya is dependent on chinese demand and so i think you know the announcement a couple of weeks ago that he wi

in mexico is shaky at best mexico could maintain this balance at least until the end of the year but it depends heavily on the policies pursued by president donald trump. earlier this year in mexico avoided its own trade war with the united states which could have had a devastating effect on the national economy the reaction by global markets to growing tensions between the u.s. and china puts into question whether mexico really is the clear winner of the ongoing trade war or if there are any real winners at all the dipping the stock prices also serve as a reminder that the mexican economy is subject to the confidence in our nash. bester is have in the u.s. china relationship there may be nervousness in the markets but mexican exports the united states are still on the rise as mexico continues to pick up the slack left over from china there is one thing however that could on balance mexico's position the sluggishness of its own economy went up a little al-jazeera mexico city. more than a 100 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean the last 2 months alone dozens o

sin audio. >> mÉxico reportÓ este aÑo a 131 mil centroamericanos, 16% mÁs que el aÑo pasado. >> jesÚsgros son grandes, desde el secuestro hasta la muerte. >> nada ni nadie podrÁ detener a los migrantes, en mÉxico raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >> hay mÁs de nueve mil mujeres desaparecidas en mÉxico, dos estÁn mas presentes que nunca a travÉs de los murales que pintaron sus familiares en la capital como un desahogo y tambiÉn con la esperanza de que exponer sus rostros ayude a encontrarlas. vÍctor silva informa. >> el arte deja una marca que difÍcilmente se borra. como el dolor de una madre que busca a su hija. >> tener que buscar a tus hijas y a tus hermanas con lo que dios te da a entender. >> el rostro en este muro es de guadalupe de 24 aÑos de edad, quien desaparecio de 2017, la pinta su madre y el colectivo hasta encontrarlos con la esperanza de visibilizar el problema. >> vamos a darle pues memoria, verdad y justicia a nuestros familiares desaparecidos. >> son pinceladas que exigen justicia y que se encuentran muy cerca de los lugares donde desaparecieron estas mujeres. en otro

that's john in new mexico. implications of those raids at those farms in mississippi. >> i'm actually glad he asked because i go back to it all the time. he last am necessity as it's called in 1986 was supposed to fix this problem. about 3 to 5 million immigrants here illegally. reagan signed the bill and it was supposed to hold accountable for having people here illegally and supposed to hold immigrants working here r illegally. and almost immediately and you can see this in the reporting that the nderstood bill failed. there were too many loopholes nd ways to get around it and now you have 11 million people in the united states without apers and since president reagan, no administration has really solved this issue. so what the trump administration trying to do is enforce the or in reverse and advocates and analysts and most nonpart season folks. folks have rtisan understood behind the scenes it won't be successful and has not been. deporting 200 to $300,000 people a year. others come in. system is just not e

-mexico border, we go to mexico to speak with jose antonio's mother and grandmother. the family hopes a u.s. supreme court case this fall may give them another chance at justice. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goododman. florida has declared a state of emergency in all 67 counties as hurricane dorian continues to gain strength in the atlantic. the national hurricane center warns the storm may hit south florida on monday as a category 4 hurricane with winds as high as 130 miles per hour. on thursday, president trump announced he would cancel a trip to poland in order to stay in washington due to the hurricane. vice president mike pence is going instead. the justice department's inspector general has determined former fbi director james comey violated agency policies by disclosing sensitive information to the press, but the justice department has decided not to prosecute him. the investigation centered on comey's decision to leak a memo in which he detailed how president trump had asked him to

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jessica: cuando vino a mí me contó de su viaje por méxico.una gran aventura venir en ese viaje. teresa: aunque la emoción del trayecto no le había hecho olvidar la promesa que le había hecho su padre. jessica: siempre me decía: "¿verdad que sí va a venir?" teresa: ¿cómo se asimiló heidi a este país? jessica: muy bien. le gustaba todo. le interesó mucho el inglés. teresa: para ese entonces, a heidi y zoila les otorgaron el asilo, y en abril de 2016 manuel cruzó la frontera. jessica: ella se preparaba. "cuando venga mi papá le voy a enseñar esto, le voy a decir lo que he aprendido". teresa: cuando muel llegó a mcallen, texas, y pidió asilo, a diferencia de lo que había sucedido con el resto de su familia, los oficiales de inmigración no le creyeron su relato. manuel: me dijeron que mi caso no era muy fuerte y no era creíble. teresa: esa fue la primera vez que lo deportaron. heidi se quedó esperando. jessica: se puso triste, se puso a llorar. dijo: "no puede ser". pero yo le dije: "no te preocupes, él va a seguir intentando". "Él va a estar acá"

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tommie smith -- one little-known fact is that in mexico city, mexico, 400 college students who were protesting the mexican government had been slaughtered and buried right outside the mexico city olympic stadium where tommy smith and john carlos would later protest. they had been threatened -- you will be killed, black cats have been -- murdered, strangled black cats have been thrown into the dorm where they stayed in mexico city. according to john carlos, they expected to be assassinated. i say this in my book when john carlos lifted his hand, he expected to be shot. they not only endured that process, but it cost them thousands, millions maybe. john carlos ended up doing menial jobs. one of the athletes' wife committed suicide as a result of the impact. harry edwards actually -- his relationship with tommie smith and john carlos broke because harry edwards did not go to the medal stand protest in mexico city. so the relationships were broken and money was lost. i think today -- just as a follow-up to that question -- that many athletes -- black athletes do not protest today because the black

has more from mexico city. mexico has taken the top spot among the united states is international trading partners according to data from the 1st half of 2019 this potential gain from mexico is the result of a 12 percent drop in imports of chinese goods to the united states as a tariff war between the world's 2 largest economies plays out. uncertainty from international investors over the u.s. china trade conflict however has also rattled markets on august 1st the mexican stock exchange reacted with the worst trading day since the start of the year but it is because of these terrorist between the united states and turkey and that we are seeing this disruption to global financial markets imagine what such a confrontation involving mutual terrorist between the u.s. and mexico would bring this is not good for anyone. this disruption to global markets has also hit the mexican peso which devalued by 1.57 percent on august 1st . not good for a national economy which is only projected to grow by point 2 percent throug

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mexico has enforced the sorghum board. they are continuing to strengthen their interior enforcement operations and help the us-mexico border. it is unprecedented what they are doing right now so they do deserve kudos at this time. and in addition to what they are doing, working with us sharing intelligence and we are targeting the cartels. stronger every single day because you are right it is a true enemy. they are a multibillion dollar industry. every day they are exploiting migrants, abusing them, taking their money and it has to stop and we need to work together. and again, the governor of mexico, the northern tranquil countries are starting to step up meanwhile our own congress has failed again and again to do their job to pass meaningful legislation which would fix the crisis. lou: two issues here prerenal congress will not help so to me it's a waste of breath even talk about congress stepping up. because frankly, they don't have the guts or the sense of integrity about assuring this nations safety and that of america

and mexico. mexico has taken the top spot among the united states is international trading partners according to data from the 1st half of 2019 this potential gain from mexico is the result of a 12 percent drop in imports of chinese goods to the united states as a tariff war between the world's 2 largest economies plays out. uncertainty from international investors over the u.s. china trade conflict however has also rattled markets on august 1st the mexican stock exchange reacted with the worst trading day since the start of the year but casey it is because of these terrorist between the united states and china that we are seeing this disruption to global financial markets imagine what such a confrontation involving mutual terrorist between the u.s. and mexico would bring this is not good for anyone. this disruption to global markets has also hit the mexican peso which devalued by 1.57 percent on august 1st . not good for national economy which is only projected to grow by point 2 percent through

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reports from mexico city. mexico has taken the top spot among the united states is international trading partners according to data from the 1st half of 2019 this potential gain from mexico is the result of a 12 percent drop in imports of chinese goods to the united states as a tariff war between the world's 2 largest economies plays out. uncertainty from international investors over the u.s. china trade conflict however has also rattled markets on august 1st the mexican stock exchange reacted with the worst trading day since the start of the year but it is because of these terrorist between the united states in turn and that we are seeing this disruption to global financial markets imagine what such a confrontation involving mutual terrorist between the u.s. and mexico would bring this is not good for anyone. this disruption to global markets has also hit the mexican peso which devalued by 1.57 percent on august 1st . not good for a national economy which is only projected to grow by point 2 percent through 2

the protests in mexico. next time. after years of war and famine a dramatic transformation is emerging al-jazeera goes on a journey with 4 diverse ethiopians to tell inspirational stories and immerse us into me into them lines i was approached to paints a position of the seams instance i was supposed to write. my ethiopian coming soon on al jazeera. international. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be for that is you know very challenging the body particularly because you have a lot of people that are deployed on political issues. the people who believe that tell the real story i'll just mandate is to do the work in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior we're good audience across the globe. talk to al-jazeera we're going to use what you give to the people will be attending the minimal workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someo

appears to have is not solid i would say that the economic situation in mexico is shaky at best or mexico could maintain this balance at least until the end of year but it depends heavily on the policies pursued by president donald trump. earlier this year mexico avoided its own trade war with the united states which could have had a devastating effect on the national economy the reaction by global markets to growing tensions between the u.s. and china puts into question whether mexico really is the clear winner of the ongoing trade war or if there are any real winners at all. the dip in the stock prices also serve as a reminder that the mexican economy is subject to the confidence international investors have in the u.s. trying to relationship there may be nervousness in the markets but mexican exports the united states are still on the rise as mexico continues to pick up the slack left over from china there is one thing however that could on balance mexico's position the sluggishness of its own economy went up a little al-jazeera mexico city so i have for you on the news hour and he's i

laredo comenzÓ a recibirgrandes grupos de migrantes conocidos como " los retornados" regresados a mÉxicoo comento que es bueno recibirlos sobre todo porque ellos no estÁn preparados ni econÓmicamente como para empezar digamos otro tipo de vida. >> les ayudaba a conseguir los medios que les permitieransalir adelante en mÉxico. >> ellos van a poder en cierta forma buscar trabajo. >> richard es uno de esos retornados admite que es un reto ser nuevo laredo donde la inseguridad es muy grande y siempre deben andar con cuidado. >> tengo mis cargos aquÍ. me siento como en mi casa. >> asÍ pasan los días entre la incertidumbre de si probarÁn los casos de asilo o no el temor de que los criminales pueden regresar y llevarse a mÁs gente. por eso muchos aquÍ saben que es mÁs seguro seguir el cÓdigo del silencio. otros como el pastor josÉ Ángel son mÁs temerarios >> usted se cuida? >> no. trabajamos bien. hacemos las cosas bien. somos personas vulnerables sin fines lucrativos todo as. >> a pesar de que marÍa ya logrÓ cruzar con sus hijos a los estados unidos el temor no la abandona porque le tocÓ dejar

de migrantes. >> mÉxico estÁ en un extraÑo acuerdo con estados unidos.da cinco. pumas recibiÓ un cheque al portador, es decir al veracruz. 2-0 termino el marcador en favor del con un gol de la universidad. veracruz no le gana a nadie y sigue Último en la tabla. de calzado goleÓm2-0 aguascalientes. los rayos consiguen su segunda victoria en el torneo. juÁrez recibiÓ a querÉtaro, vÍctor manuel y los gallos vencen a los bravos o por ser y se colocan como nuevos lÍderes. dos dÍas bastaron para que la guillotina llegarÁ para el segundo tÉcnico javier torrente dejÓ monarcas morelia. deja este conjunto con dos victorias en 23 juegos que dirigiÓ. la aficiÓn se descontroló adentrarse que un juego serÍa suspendido por ataques y hay cuatro personas muertas luego de este incidente. hasta aquÍ el tiempo de los deportes. ♪ arantxa: al regresar solidaridad y nos despedimos con las imagenes de un emotivo rescate con final arantxa: no se pedimos con imÁgenes de un hombre que se lanzÓ a salvar a una joven discapacitada que se cayÓ al agua cuando su silla de ruedas. la ata

gabrielle a bearing in mind the major issue of gender based violence in mexico how do you make it the most secure space for women how is that possible what are you doing right now. you know pretty well going to compare their priorities with that dog we started working on cindy's since december was september side said in the city every month that we have 2 or 3 family sides and say this is which is a rate that in 6 months is says stagnant at a slightly lower than that of last year but it is true least that nation so the entire work on femicide has concentrated on detecting risks less than one and therefore it is a very important to take a look at the 2 strategies mentioned are by the mayor of mexico city with a place that they know prosecutors agencies a lawyer an attorney that is a lex brigden gender perspectives she hears other cases of women every woman that arrives or from in different places in the city we have 79 agencies she receives other complaints and she listens to these women and besides hearing that besides empathy she has to detect whether there is a familiar side violenc

el rÍo grande, el río que separa a mÉxico de estados unidos. unidos. ahora nos vamos a meter a la cÁrcel. pedro: los documentos son la Única razÓn por la cual los obliga a permanecer una zona peligrosa, visitada esporÁdicamente por la guardia nacional de mÉxico. pedro: es oficial, solamente 10 precandidatos demÓcratas a la presidencia van a participar en el tercer debate, son los que aparecen en pantalla, solo 10. el debate serÁ el 12 de septiembre, en houston. univisiÓn lo transmitirÁ junto con abc. tener el privilegio de ser uno de los cuatro moderadores del debate. regresa la guerra a colombia, varios ex comandantes de las guerrillas de las farcaparecieron en un vÍdeo, anunciar una nueva etapa en su lucha armada. la noticia aumenta la base por la implementaciÓn de los juegos de paz. tenemos reacciones. >> ha comenzado la en el vÍdeo, ademÁs de márquez aparecen Áreas el paisa y alias rumanÍa, junto al auditivo alias jesÚs santrich. todos diste en uniformes como los de la guardia nacional venezolana. llevan una pistola al cinto, ademÁs de anun

pasamos a mÉxico un de habitaciÓn true incorporo a mÉxico a la lista negra de paÍses que no estÁn haciendoerto nos tiene los detalles. alberto: el presidente de estados unidos lanzÓ una nueva amenaza contra el gobierno de mÉxicolo que llamo fracaso para cumplir los compromisos internacionales contra el narcotrÁfico. coloco a mÉxico en la lista de 22 paÍses con mayor producciÓn de heroÍna y fentanilo. si mÉxico no mejora en su estrategia, el prÓximo aÑo serÍa ratificado con lo que dejarÍan de recibir casi $300,000,000 que estados unidos envÍa, pollo anualmente para combate al narcotrÁfico. >> ya no es reprimir, masacrar, ahora es atender las causas que originan la inseguridad y la carencia. alberto: el gobiernoexplicÓ en un comunicado que son operados por redes transnacionales. el problema es de carÁcter regional y los paÍses involucrados no cumplen sus metas de reducciÓn de usos de narcÓticos.consumo de drogas en paÍs. alberto:para este opositor el presidente lÓpez obrador seguirÁ condicionado las amenazas de trompo. >> es unchantaje al cual mÉxico se doblo. cuando cae una primera vez cae

en mÉxico raÚl torres noticias telemundo. >>> nos quedamos en mÉxico, para ir a la churrerÍa mÁs famosao se cocinan los mejores churros desde 1935. benito hace la masa. harina caliente con harina frÍa y le vierte agua hirviendo y mezcla los ingredientes. >>> esa masa estÁ lista para hacer churros. le toca a don urbano hacer su magia. >>> hacer la rueda. >>> le da vuelta a la masa entre la espuma del aceite hirviendo y comienza a darles forma. >>> si no estÁ caliente el aceite. sale muy grasos. no puede detener el ritmo porque se quema. lleva 20 aÑos entre el calor y el humo y le encanta el oficio de ser chu rrer. >>> la verdad a todo el mundo le gusta mis churros. del otro lado un molinillo le saca espuma al chocolate, su eterno compaÑero. >>> no hay mejor tÉcnica para saborear un delicioso churro que su mer jirl en chocolate espumoso y comerselo a mordidas. son un delirio que endulza el corazÓn de los capitalinos. en mÉxico, vÍctor silva noticias telemundo. >>> llegamos al final de la ediciÓn de noticias telemundo. gracias por el por privilegio de su tiempo. buenas noches. ♪. ♪. >> yo