it is not entirely a problem in mexico. host: on how mexico treats its drug dealers. as the mexican government outdone by the cartels? guest: the mexican government is indeed outgunned by the cartels. there have been stories, you can find them on the internet of some of the cartels showing off their weaponry. there was a fairly infamous case where the mexican government attempted to arrest a senior drug cartel leader, the son of guzman, the cartels mass or says and eventually surrounded the military, forcing the military to withdraw. no doubt a serious challenge for scope. host: how many cartels are there in mexico? guest: i am not sure who knows exactly how many there are. there are two or three primary cartels. the gulf cartel operates in brownsville, matamoros. again, the challenge is the cartel -- it is not quite the same as a corporation in the united states. there is a lot of infighting and splintering. often when a kingpin is eliminated, what happens is, there is fight for control of the cartel so you see an increase in violence. host: which one of the three wa

host: how did mexico feel about the remain in mexico policy? guest: mexico as a sovereign country had to agree they would do that great i think as an example of mexico recognizing that it is a shared challenge, i think there were concerns on both sides of the border of the burden of taking care of large numbers of migrants both from u.s. border communities, as well as on the mexican side. i think the recognition that these people -- the united states has a right as the caller was alluding to to enforce its laws and make decisions on whether people should be granted access or not. i think there is an understanding that something had to be done, but i think their hope would be the sorts of things are not forever programs. host: edward, burbank, california. independent. good morning. caller: can you hear me ok? host: yes, sir. caller: a couple of comments and observations. one of them is, we always hear our economy is 70%, 80% consumption. there doesn't seem to be efforts to dry up that consumption. on the other hand, i have seen articles where th

it's an institution in mexico city. it's--you have to come here when you're in mexico city.city's little tokyo. - welcome to mexico. have a seat. - i've never been to little tokyo. - really? - yes. - well, we call it little tokyo because there's a lot of japanese places around it. - uh-huh, but are you of japanese descent? - my grandfather and my family lived in japan for a long time. - really? - yeah. yeah. but i was raised and born in tijuana. i'm very proud mexican, very, very proud. and i try to bring this love with food to mexico. you know? - you want to show them both your cultures. - yeah. ♪ ♪ - i had no idea that in the late 19th century, thousands of japanese people came to mexico to work, many of them putting down roots here. and now edo is reviving this japanese-mexican link through his cuisine. - so what do you think if we go to eat yakitori? - i'm in. i'm in. - cool. it's around the corner. - all right. [lively music] ♪ ♪ i've asked my friend ricardo to join us at edo's innovative restaurant, hiyoko. and this time, i'm the one showing him the latest dining sensa

mexico to start a war. and when they weren’t ready for war, the southern neighbor endured everything, put him up with an account of supposedly mexicans, during numerous coups d’état inflicted material damage on us citizens in 1846, in the disputed territory of the rio grande, there was a clash between american mexican troops in the united states immediately declared that the mexicans shed american blood on american soil. a century passes, but the handwriting does not change, this , of course, is not paola's test tube, but it's definitely her the prototype and the united states of mexico, of course , declared war, as it was intended, and their conflict began with their own version of the attack on the radio station in galavitsa. american troops deliberately crossed the mexican border, losing 16 people, which gave the regiment a reason to accuse the neighbors of the attack and push through congress to declare war on the president of the state, the president of the state elected did not have such a right to mi

, provoking mexico to start a war. and when they were not ready for war, the southern neighbor endured everything, put him up with an account of supposedly mexicans, during numerous coup d'état inflicted material damage on us citizens in 1846, in the disputed territory of the rio grande, there was a skirmish between american mexican detachments in the usa immediately declared that the mexicans had shed american blood on american soil, a century passes, and the handwriting is not this , of course , is not paola's test tube. their conflict with their own version of the attack on the radio station at the head of the american troops, deliberately crossed the mexican border, losing 16 people, which gave the regiment a reason to blame the neighbors for the attack and push through congress a declaration of war on them by the president powers elected by such a right did not possess ill-treatment of the local population and looting by the us military caused a massive guerrilla movement. people began to organize detachments and

with the progress we saw in mexico city feels remote here in mexico state. more women are killed than anywhere else in the country. and the age of the victims is getting younger. a pink cross marks the spot where a famous site is taking place. this is the latest murder to have happened here. and it's left the mother of the victim. isolated and terrified in this harsh landscape . milan boiler down. what happened to your family in december? me half way, viola. he assessing another in the c. m. well look, no love. we know if we went another in may he got are you not below? and he said he said who it is thing gone. it is worth it. you're a, you know, this whole joyce, badly that get the in, this isn't in your mood. ching gone. so so, so more just cause us yet it will not exceed lynn fe, excuse me, and the me lemonade. other may yella manila, the combat lift. mike, did he a list of the left or no look again? necessity but k yet i'm here will you know? so the melody was only 13 years old. her pink school bag still hangs on the wall. a gate at an umbrella. she had

, provoking mexico to start a war. when they weren’t ready for war, the southern neighbor put up with everything, put him up with alleged mexicans, during numerous coup d’état inflicted on us citizens material damage in 1846 in the disputed territory of rio grande there was a skirmish between american mexican detachments in the usa they immediately declared that the mexicans shed american blood on american soil a century passes, but the handwriting does not change this , of course, is not paola's test tube but it is definitely its prototype and the usa mexico, of course, was declared at war, as it was intended, and their conflict began with their own version of the attack on the radio station at the head of the american troops, deliberately crossed the mexican border, losing 16 people, which gave the regiment a reason accuse the neighbors of the attack and push through the congress the declaration of war to the president of the state, the elected ones did not have such a right . people began to organize detachments and

el asesinato de dos estadounidenses en tamaulipas, mÉxico.hington pide no viajar seis estados mexicanos azotados por la violencia. todavÍa no entregan los cuerpos de las vÍctimasmientras los sobrevivientes se recuperan en el hospital. ovidio guzmÁn fue detenido y estados unidos pide la extradiciÓn. buscan al hombre que asesinÓ de un tiro en la cabezaa un bodeguero. habrÍa asaltado cuatro negocios en tres condados. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con leon y maity. maity: muy buenas noches. comenzamos con la recuperaciÓn de dos estadounidenses que sobrevivieron un tiroteo en tamaulipas. leÓn: los cuerpos de sus amigos sigan en tamaulipas. este caso no se sabe cuÁndo van a repatriar los restos. presentadora: galo arellano nos tiene el Último de los sobrevivientes. galo: los dos estadounidenses que su vivieron el secuestro mÉxico y que fueron liberados, se encuentran en este hospital. ella estÁ ilesa, pero conmocionado porque su primo fue encontrado muerto. eric williams estÁ vivo pero tiene una herid

ah ah, this s d w news live from berlin. tragedy in mexico. a fire kill dozens of people at a migrant detention center on the border with the united states. also coming out fresh crashes between police and protests in the french capital as tensions of a precedent. a manual micro pension reform over the international olympic committee recommends the return of russian and delivery and athletes international events under a neutral flag despite the war and you cry, ah, i'm will azako welcome to the program. a fire has killed at least 40 people and injured dozens more after migrant detention center in c o dot, who are in know, the mexico is known as a major crossing point for migrant seeking to enter the united states. authorities say some of the detainees set fire to mattresses after hearing they were to be deported. it was one of mexico's deadliest fires in recent memory, 60 men were being held at this facility near the us border. the fire took dozens of flies and injured others. many are still waiting for news of their loved ones. i have been wa

and mexico.d there is a local gang there and they are basically -- there is a war going on. it is a hot zone for cartel violence. one reason to stay around from brownsville specifically. >> bill: thank you. more details when we get it. tough news out of mexico a while ago. 22 minutes now before the hour. turning our attention back to washington. very interesting developments to keep an eye on this week. the democratic-led d.c. city council trying to claw back a controversial bill that would ease up on the district's criminal code. the senate says the vote will happen. it is too late to pull it back. the council chairman in d.c. trying to do just that and explaining his move on monday. >> i don't know that that will stop the senate republicans but our position is that the bill is not before congress any longer. >> bill: let's bring in democratic senator joe manchin. the issue is with congress, not republicans in congress. good morning and thank you for your time, senator. >> good to be with you. >

but the progress we saw in mexico city feels remote here in mexico state. more women are killed than anywhere else in the country. and the age of the victims is getting younger i think cross marks the spot where a famous side has taken place. this is the latest murder to have happened here. and it's left the mother of the victim. isolated and terrified in this harsh landscape . milan boiler done what happened to your family in december? me half way, viola. he has his he nother in the c. m. well look. no love. we know if we win a mother in may he go. are you not barnett. he said, he said, who had a sting, gone. it is what it is. you're a journalist who joyce. verily that get the and this is in your mood ching. gone so so, so more just cause as the year it will not exceed linda, excuse me. and the me lemonade, other may yellow amanela the combat. lift my dear list of the left or nor rocha. yeah. necessity. but k, yet i'm here will you know? so the melody was only 13 years old. her pink schoolbag still hangs on the wall a day that i don't believe she had 2 lit

mexico so that mexico can conduct an investigation.t investigation took five days and they said he didn't do anything wrong. that's the problem with mexico. i mean i love mexico there's a lot of great people in mexico. a lot of good people. unfortunately they don't have -- because of corruption. corruption from the lohse level of law enforcement all the way up to the highest level of the mexican government. so they don't have a chance. i can go to mexico -- and i do my research i talk to the mexican people, and they want our help because they know the mexican government is corrupt. displawrns you're vieght sir you can separate your love for the mexican people an the towns and the country. from the government -- sir thanks so much for joining the program. >> thank you very having me disagreement on whether it is the next move there's consensus that biden administration isn't doing enough at our southern border and u.s. came under intense criticism for this embarrassing response on the issue of cartels. watch. cartels with drugs now they

w. news live from berlin. tragedy in mexico. a fire killed dozens of people at a migrant detention center on the border with the united states. authorities say the migrants themselves started the blades. also coming up. they escaped persecution at home and me and bob now many were hinge of refugees, are running low on food. we report from a camp in bangladesh and the international olympic committee recommends the return of russian and delivery. c, an athletes international events under a neutral flag. despite the ball in ukraine, ah, i'm all azako. welcome to the program. a fire has killed at least 40 people and injured dozens more at a migrant detention center in c dot juarez in northern mexico. it is known as a major crossing point for migrant seeking to enter the united states. authorities say some of the detainees set fire to mattresses after hearing, they were to be deported. others report that they were protesting, mistreatment. it was one of mexico's deadliest fires in recent memory. 60 men were being held at this facilit

, pero ahora las autoridades estatales en texas urgen a sus residentes evitar cualquier viaje a mÉxicode seguridad pÚblica agrega que la violencia de los carteles junto con otra n peligro para la seguridad. actividad criminal representa un peligro para la seguridad. la advertencia es emitida tras el secuestro de 4 estadounidenses, que dejÓ a dos de ellos muertos en mÉxico. sin embargo, el departamento de estado solo tiene a seis estados mexicanos bajo la alerta de no viajar. y es fuera de esos estados donde se ubican los destinos mÁs populares como cancÚn y los cabos, ambos en zonas que estÁn bajo alerta nivel 2, pidiendo a los viajeros ejercer precauciÓn incrementada al viajar a esas zonas. la decisiÓn de viajar a mÉxico debe ser tomada por cada ada individuo individuo tras analizar los peligros, dice este exagente del fbi que recomienda hablar con el hotel dÓnde las personas buscan hospedarse y pedir consejos para un transporte seguro del aeropuerto. en texas el fbi investiga la desapariciÓn de tres residentes, dos de ellas de texas que cruzaron hacia mÉxico hace tres semanas y nunca

♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) esta noche en noticias telemundo mÉxico que maÑana enfrentarÁ a estados unidos en la final del mundial de bÉisbol la tensiÓn aumenta en nueva york frente a la posible imputaciÓn de cargos al expresidente trump por supuesto soborno a la actriz porno stormy daniels. >> bad bunny enfrenta una demanda millonaria. >> los cientÍficos de la onu urgen al mundo abandonar los combustibles fÓsiles y hacer una transiciÓn energÉtica ahora. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa l >> mÉxico estuvo muy cerca de hacer historia pero terminÓ perdiendo frente a japÓn 6 a 5 en la semifinal del mundial de bÉisbol, rogelio estÁ desde miami rogelio estuvimos muy, pero muy cerquita: la verdad que estuvo a 3 outs de enfrentar a los estados unidos pero no fue asÍ, mÉxico comenzÓ a construir su sueÑo con un jonrÓn con 3 carreras entraron con ese batazo que parecÍa que mÉxico se encaminaba, si no hubiera sido por la gran defensa de japÓn la historia hubo sido cargada para japÓn empatÓ a mÉxico en la sexta entrada >> mÉxico vino de atrÁs y despu

will . rant, mexico's northern border. will grant. thank — mexico's northern border.nk you _ mexico's northern border. will grant, thank you very much for that update. protests in the georgian capital tblisi against a controversial foreign agent law have continued late into the night. hundreds of people gathered outside the parliament building where police used water cannon and tear gas to try to disperse them. the demonstrators gathered after parliament gave its first approval to a bill requiring organisations that receive funding from abroad to register as foreign agents. the bill has been criticised by the eu and the united states who say it will have an impact on freedom. to the us now where senators from both republican and democratic parties have presented a bill that would give more power to the administration to ban chinese apps if they pose security threats, including the popular video—sharing platform tiktok. this bill comes after the us government officials were barred from installing tiktok on their devices in january. zack cooper is a senior fellow with t

host: how did mexico feel about the remain in mexico policy?a sovereign country had to agree they would do that great i think as an example of mexico recognizing that it is a shared challenge, i think there were concerns on both sides of the border of the burden of taking care of large numbers of migrants both from u.s. border communities, as well as on the mexican side. i think the recognition that these people -- the united states has a right as the caller was alluding to to enforce its laws and make decisions on whether people should be granted access or not. i think there is an understanding that something had to be done, but i think their hope would be the sorts of things are not forever programs. host: edward, burbank, california. independent. good morning. caller: can you hear me ok? host: yes, sir. caller: a couple of comments and observations. one of them is, we always hear our economy is 70%, 80% consumption. there doesn't seem to be efforts to dry up that consumption. on the other hand, i have seen articles where they say most of the

mexico border.gency reported reviving the trumpet miss ration practice of detaining migrant families. the apparent move to ramp up controversial immigration reports meant policy has wrangled those congressional democrats who have pushed president joe biden to adopt more humane immigration policies. especially since biden lasted the previous and miss ration policies during his campaign for the white house. in michigan, paul is on the line. democratic caller. >> yes. i don't have any anything on the border at this moment, but i wanted to mention something about daylight savings time. i was wondering, how what it really save any daylight. lichen old indian chief, is from one end, sewn onto the other, and that does not make it will get any longer. i wish that the legislature and the senate and house would come to an agreement on moving one way or another. >> all right. to connecticut, republican caller. hello. >> hello. how are you? >> line. >> thank you for taking my call. i wanted to make a quick comm

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and so we know that migration from mexico through mexico into the united states has been a big for the political issue for many years. i have mexican authorities been handling yes, it hasn't been exacerbated in the past few years of both with a program that was introduced during the a global pandemic. and under the trump administration, that was called, remain in mexico. where was believe that mexico is considered as the country for migrants to wait in as they are trying to apply for asylum in the united states. so they start their process in united states and then have to wait on the other side in mexico, in many cities where they fall, prey to kidnappers traffickers. and just in general, that want to take advantage. but also it's important to know also during the trump administration, trump essentially forced mexico to comply with whatever the u. s. ask for imposing, threatening to impose larger tariffs on rocco and all inputs from mexico if they do not comply with us migration policy. so in general, mexico is just an extension of the u. s. of your policy. ok. with, with the u. s. po

en matamoros, mÉxico, karina garza ochoa, univisiÓn. ataque en matamoros son hombre una mujer fueron trasladados a un hospital donde continÚan recibiendo tratamiento mÉdico. ilia: allÍ estÁ galo arellano. galo: hemos estado a las afueras del hospital de texas donde estÁn todavÍa recibiendo atenciÓn mÉdica dos de los estadounidenses que sobrevivieron al terrible secuestro en matamoros, mÉxico. las autoridades del centro de salud no han facilitado ninguna informaciÓn de estos pacientes a la prensa, sabemos que muy a pesar de que resulte ilesa, todavÍa sigue internada, ella era la paciente que va realizarse una cirugÍa plÁstica en matamoros, tres amigos lo acompaÑaron en esta aventura, dos de ellos fueron asesinados, su madre ha dado mÁs detalles de la pesadilla que viviÓ su hija en el suelo de tamaulipas. escuchemos. [habla en inglÉs] galo: eri williams es el otro sobreviviente, su esposo dice que los secuestradores le disparÓ tres veces en las piernas, pero se alegra de que sobreviviÓ.@ los cadÁveres de l estadounidenses que murieron pod

en enero de 2022 hubo casi 6000 son solicitantes de asilo en mÉxico.ue haya un nÚmero rÉcord de solicitudes de asilo luego que en 2021 hubo mÁs de 130,000 peticiones. para 2022 hubo mÁs de 118,000. para 2023 se esperan 150,000 o mÁs. en 2021 mÉxico fue el tercer paÍs con mayor cantidad de solicitudes de asilo en el planeta, solo por debajo de estados unidos y alemania, y por arriba de costa rica y francia. solo en 2022 se detuvo en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos a mÁs de 2.7 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados. maity: la primera dama jill biden acudiÓ a la ceremonia en conmemoraciÓn a quienes murieron en el tiroteo de nashville. el acto fue de profunda tristeza, especialmente cuando se pronunciaron los nombres de las vÍctimas. leÓn: la salud del papa francisco preocupa de verdad. el papa recibe atenciÓn en un hospital por una infecciÓn respiratoria. habrÍa sentido molestas para respirar en los Últimos dÍas. su salud deja dudas sobre si el papa podrÍa enfrentar los actos de la semana santa, Época llena de eventos en su agenda. reportero: s

las visitas a mÉxico sean seguras, como nos dice marlene guzmÁn.u cercanÍa con mÉxico. >> emocionados, porque vamos a la playa, festejaron rato. marlene: la creciente violencia que se vive en tamaulipas estÁ haciendo que muchos se consideren cruzar a mÉxico durante este periodo vacacional. la preocupaciÓn aumentÓ a raÍz del ataque a tiros y secuestro que cobrÓ la vida de dos estadounidenses en matamoros, una ciudad fronteriza norteamericana ubicada a una hora de la concurrida isla del padre, opinan que la situaciÓn no es tan peligrosa como parece. ellos querÍan desde esta temporada y lo hacen por esta carretera sin aquellos que quieren visitar a sus familiares en mÉxico aprovechando los dÍas libres, con inseguridad incrementando lo piensan dos veces. marlene: ante la ola de crÍmenes y secuestros registrados recientemente el gobierno federal de estados unidos ha emitido la seria advertencia de no viajar a seis estados de la repÚblica mexicana, incluyendo tamaulipas y zacatecas. >> Últimamente no he ido, porque a veces uno va en autobÚs, si piensas v

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he pulled out of remain in mexico.nd what joe biden has done is he has turned these vicious mull narco terrorists into billionaires. let me give you a statistic. in the year 2018 according to the "new york times" the mexican drug cartels made roughly $500 million. that's a lot of money. last year, they made $13 billion. that's 2,600 percent more. that is what joe biden did. joe biden becoming president is the best thing that ever happened too the mexican drug cartels 13 billion half money off human trafficking half the money on drug trafficking. you just played karine jean-pierre saying fentanyl has never been better. i actually wonder if the reporters in the briefing room scooted back afraid that lightning was going to hit the podium. i mean, good god, last year, we had the highest number of drug overdoses in the history of our country. over 100,000 drug overdoses in the united states majority of which came from chinese fentanyl flooding across this border. joe biden and the democrats are responsible for turning these

en mÉxico jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.ondiciones en un camiÓn de la carretera de veracruz. habÍan 102 menores no acompaÑados, en su mayorÍa guatemaltecos. 212 de los adultos son guatemaltecos. el camiÓn tenÍa dos pisos de estructuras metÁlicas, algunos ventiladores, los migrantes los habÍan puesto con brazaletes de colores para identificarlos. ahora vamos a nogales, en la frontera entre mÉxico y arizona, donde se usan tÚneles para pasar a los migrantes. algunos tienen mÁs de 30 pulgadas de diÁmetro, otros nada mÁs tienen 24 pulgadas. claudia ramos recorriÓ algunos de estos toneles, incluyendo los que usan agentes federales. veamos. claudia: seis pies bajo tierra en medio de la oscuridad y guiados por un agente, asÍ intentamos navegar un tÚnel de desagüe. >> la gente estÁ mÁs hacia delante, aquÍ la oscuridad y el aire comienzan a faltar. claudia: estamos en un ducto de 36 pulgadas de diÁmetro. el reciente incremento de migrantes en la frontera contribuye a que estos pequeÑos y peligrosos caminos vuelvan a cobrar popularidad

. >> méxico debería hacer más por el tráfico de fentanilo, hablamos con familiares de fallecidos. >>ok. >> pasan mucho tiempo en tiktok. >> la organización anuncia cambios en horas para menores en tiktok. >> muere irma serrano "la tigresa", querida y estamos en méxico con la despedida de la gran mujer mexicana. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes, hoy comenzamos con una buena noticia para millones de personas con diabetes, la farmacéutica ... reducirá el costo de la insulina en un 50% es para los que no pueden pagarlo, 1 de cada 10 hispanos tiene diabetes. >> don pablo se revisa la insulina cada momento. >> lo que hago es chequearme el nivel del azúcar, si está normal no uso insulina. >> el gran reto es cubrir los costos de la insulina. >> de 80 a 130 y no puedo comprarla. >> acá ven el diario vivir de lo que viven los diabéticos. >> hasta 1500 dólares abogada al mes por insulina. >> ahora la compañía reducirá un 70% de los precios de insulina. >> si no tiene seguro de salud, pueden usar un cupón que habrá en la página web. >> el precio de la insulina en estado

that mexico itself a 30 agreed to where the u. s. would make asylum seekers and refugees wait in mexico for their hearings instead of with in the united states which a standard protocol and in mexico they normally have to live in really horrible, dangerous migrant camps. some in place of time on the bus where me know a few weeks ago as m u. s. were kidnapped and killed and was a big controversy there. um and the mexican government has also put in place a lot of migrant checkpoints and basically made that mexico b the border for, for the makers that are coming from central america, the caribbean, and other parts of the world that they cannot get past mexico that they are doing both the migration enforcement work of the united states before they even get to the united states. that was journalist and delusional. solo speaking to us earlier from mexico city. now, hundreds of thousands of people in france have taken pos in fresh protests, and strikes against pension reforms is the 10th day of nationwide actions since mid january, while

[música] damián trujillo: continuamos aquí en comunidad del valle, con la cónsul general de méxico engómez: así es, tuvimos un grupo de 154 presidentes municipales, secretarios de desarrollo económico de estados, cámaras de comercio, y también algunas empresas, y pues todos ellos, vinieron aquí a fortalecer sus vínculos sociales, pero también políticos, y principalmente económicos, para que se generen más negocios a través de la frontera, y que beneficien tanto al área de la bahía de san francisco, como a méxico, y bueno, pues nos dio mucho gusto poderlos presentar, con supervisores latinos de california, con la alcaldesa de san francisco que fue muy amable de iluminar el city hall para recibirlos a todos ellos, y bueno, pues presentarlos con diversas compañías, para ver cuántos negocios se pueden hacer, que fortalezcan el desarrollo económico de ambos lados. damián trujillo: aquí se le dice que uno tiene que pensar fuera de la caja, o del cajón, think outsite the box, se tiene que hacer, ¿verdad?, hay que pensar fuera de lo que conocemos y en lo que estamos acostumbrados, para saber

officials in mexico say that i have -- that they have been found.ll, tell us the details. >> u.s. official familiar with the ongoing investigation say that two of the americans have been found sadly deceased and two of them alive. the information from the source that was released from the mexican officials says that one of those found alive, that individual is severely injured and that person is receiving medical treatment, and we know that after receiving the dramatic video after the incident and the graphic video of the people loaded on to the back of a pickup truck at gunpoint, it looked as though two of them were not moving at the time, and there were sources that said about the question of the status condition of those people were, and now we are hearing from the source that two of them were found deceased and two of them found alive, and again, one of them is severely wounded. where they were found, and this official who is familiar with it is saying that it is at a medical clinic at matamoros, and they have traveled from texas into be the bor

sandra: en mÉxico existen cientos de presentadores, ¿estarÁn el eje de perder su puesto?38% de los empleos en el mundo serÁn automatizados para este aÑo, aÚn estamos lejos de vivir en un lugar reinado por inteligencia artificial. jorge: hay que estar abierto al futuro. ilia: le falta ilia: buenas noches.

prove me wrong, mexico.re first class at put me up at a five star and nothing happens to watters and i come back in one piece i will say it's safe but until then "primetime" is issuing a travel advisory to all of mexico. our neighbors can't be trusted. i'm not vacationing in a failed narco-state if there is other options. mini madoff tells me the bahamas are nice and it's a shorter flight. only crime down there is white collar despite all the drugs, the violence, the human trafficking, biden's top intelligence officials laser-focused on, you guessed it, white supremacy. transnationallly will pose the most lethal threat to u.s. persons and interests. >> are you serious? how many people were killed by racially and ethnically motivated violent extremists in the united states last year? >> i don't have the exact number for you right here but i will get it for you. >> how many people were killed by fentanyl in the united states last year? >> as you know it's over 100,000 for fentanyl. >> isn't that a more lethal

por una medida que obliga a los solicitantes a esperar en mÉxico.ernadora de nuevo mÉxico promulgÓ una nueva ley que protege el acceso a los servicios de aborto. esto, luego que la corte suprema de justicia eliminÓ roe vs. wade. hay buenas noticias para los ciudadanos residentes del paÍs que son de origen mexicano. el irs estÁ otorgando un alivio tributario por las remesas que envÍan a mÉxico y canadÁ. vamos a ver quiÉnes califican. reportero: el inmigrante mexicano lucas dice que lo que lo hace mÁs feliz es enviar remesas a sus familias para ayudarlos. >> gracias a dios les mando. reportero: ahora puede obtener crÉdito tributarios por enviar esas remesas, una informaciÓn Útil entre la temporada de preparaciÓn de impuestos. los que califican para los crÉditos >> el crÉdito puede ser reclamado por ciudadanos o residentes de estados unidos que manden el 50% de mantenimiento a sus familiares que sean esposas, hijos en el extranjero. reportero: esto aplica para personas que envÍan dinero a mÉxico o canadÁ. el 95% de remesas que llega a mÉxico vienen de

grown corn for mexico's market. mexico is america -- america has a second largest export market for corn. i let a bipartisan delegation to mexico where we met with the president of mexico and delivered the message that mexico must uphold its usmca obligation. ustr has taken a critical step by initiating technical concentrations with the mexican government, effective enforcement is required. i move forward with the dispute settlement of our concerns are not addressed. what are the next step the administration will take to ensure enforcement of um ca? >> thank you for your strong voice and leadership on this issue. the issues are critical to the integration of our economy and long-standing and fruitful partnership in terms of agricultural praise between the united states and mexico and canada. we requested technical consultations as you referenced, we are going through an intensive process of our teams sitting down ustr with usda and x contains. we are looking forward to more helpful clarifications from the mexican si

will grant, bbc news, mexico city. our mexico correspondent will grant gave us this update. giving you the state department's travel advice for the state of tamaulipas. they obviously advise us citizens not to go there, saying that it is a state where organised crime activity, including gun battles, murder, armed robbery, car—jackings, kidnapping, forced disappearance, extortion and sexual assault is common along the border. so that gives you a picture ofjust how dangerous the entire state of tamaulipas is, and specifically this city of matamoros, one of the absolute flashpoints in tamaulipas. it is worth bearing in mind that currently two factions of the same cartel, the gulf cartel, are at war over control of the routes north for drugs, but it's notjust the drug war. we talk about the drug war in mexico, but really, this goes long beyond that. it is about control of the routes for trafficking migrants north, moving guns south from the us and money north, it is about the whole spread of criminal activity, much of which is contained along the border, specifically in states l

tragedy at an immigration center in mexico.blaze killed dozens of people at a facility on the border with united states. authorities say they have launched an investigation. also on the program -- >> been-5 analysts say it is not worth the bloodshed. we need you can fighters who tell us what it is. and fresh clashes between police and protesters in the french capital as tensions over president macron's pension reforms boy over. i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. at least 40 people have died after a fire broke out at an immigration detention center ciudad juarez in northern mexico. dozens others were injured in the blaze which started shortly before midnight. authorities say they believe some of the migrants set fire to mattresses after hearing that they would be deported. reporter: it was one of mexico's deadliest fires in recent memory. 68 men were being held at this facility near the u.s. border. the fire took dozens of lives and injured others. many are still waiting for news of their loved ones. >> i have been waiting

we know they cross into mexico in the rio grande valley were heading for a city at mexico. that is southeast of the city of monterey it's about three hours south of the u.s. border. they were reportedly going there to sell clothing at a flea market. they disappeared the families had not heard from them, they have gone dark they are gone missing. texas dps is urging all texas residents do not go to mexico for any reason. it is too dangerous right now a special spring break coming up. take a listen. >> our department is urging anyone thinking about traveling to mexico especially spring breakers to avoid those areas. right now it is too dangerous. with the increase in violence and kidnappings taking place in mexico but it's very important i cannot stress enough to those thinking about traveling to mexico especially for spring breakers at some one think we are preparing for in the coming weeks is for spring break to avoid those areas as much as possible. >> we are told right now mexican authorities are spearheading this investigation for the fbi is going to handle it on the u.s

administration and mexico that makes immigrants stay in mexico and the, until their legal status in the us is clear. and this can last of course months or even years. so this border cities of phil are really becoming a bottleneck for immigrants from central and south america. okay, thank you for that kind of lena, joy, of course, fun in washington that i is almost done by the conversation continues online. you can find us on twitter either at d w, so i can probably fill gail more same time tomorrow until that with with the drug, my fiance's running rampant on them. and the residents of the ream region one puts up with that any more 10000 heck does of peruvian virgin forest have been cleared to illegally grow coco, the div or station is rising. while the government seems powerless. global 3000 on both nico african. they've planted over a 100 trees and just a few weeks and on stopping any time soon. the south african activists are giving nature a voice by healing the environmental rules of deforestation. eco, africa. in 60 minutes, d. w. o. guardians of truce, i have paid almost every pri

usaa administration and mexico. that makes immigrants stay in mexico and the, until their legal status in the us is clear. and this can last of course, months or even years. so this border cities of phil are really becoming a bottleneck for immigrants from central and south america. okay, thank you for that kind of lena. joy, of course, fun in washington of the day is almost done by the conversation continues online. you can find this on twitter either at d, w, so i can probably fill, go more, same time tomorrow until event with with a minor crisis to the beginning of the new queen. several us banks are in trouble. well, credit suisse, one of the biggest things in the world, is on the brink of bankruptcy. how does it come to this? what exactly is that state? and what makes thank systemic, irrelevant. made in germany, connect on d, w. o on the road, with caravans along the ancient trade groups. we discover a country between prefabricated buildings and 1001 night between nomadic traditions and modern nice style oo dis

s. canada and mexico agreement specific to generating energy. critics, to see mexico's energy policies have also flowed progress on renewable energy, undermining north american energy integration and competitiveness for his part mexican president and manuel office over that order has pledged that 35 percent of all energy consumed in mexico will come from clean and renewable sources by the year 2024. earlier this year, president lopez over or announced the launch of a $1600000000.00 solar form in the sonora desert, the largest of its kind in latin america. the president has also announced plans for 10 new industrial parks that will harness wind energy along mexico's trends is mac corridor. while critic say president loaf is over, that seemingly contradictory attitude, some have even called it double speak when it comes to fossil fuels, and renewable energy, has put the country at an energy crossroads policy. experts instead argue that pressure from the united states into the us, mexico, canada free trade agreement, or u. s. m. ca has force mexico to slowly open its doors to private inve

mexico. mexico is a jewel of gastronomy .an, it was like i had no doubt that this was a side of mexico that the world should know and should see. and i also think you know the easiest way into any culture is the food. you can go to china and not speak chinese and have them an amazing cultural experience. because of the food, you can go to mexico and not speak spanish and have an amazing cultural relations with that country. just through the food because food is about people, and so i really wanted specifically the united states to see mexico in the light in which i see mexico. mexico garrido like it's one of the most beautiful countries in the world because of its people, and i feel like that's not the rapid against and so i think this show will do will do wonders for the country on your first stop the first episode you take us to mexico city, which is where you're living now, part time, part time your second home . yeah you say when you're there your heart beats to a different drum. yes, it does. which mexico city been there

it been published in mexico.do you have concerns returning to mexico about perhaps continuing with this type of reporting? and have you faced any threats, backlash i have to imagine that there are there are some safety concerns. and i sort of wonder that especially going back and forth to mexico, who i mean, i definitely keep my radar going and. my i mean, ever since the book has not been published in spanish yet, it may be one day i have been up here doing interviews and these kinds of events, but i'm just to the point where i want to check in with all my sources down there to see what kind of reaction, if any, there is have not received anything. one of the things that gives me a little bit of comfort is that the main people in the story are no longer in veracruz. so i would be mostly concerned about them and because they're not physically i, i worry as much and i'm in touch them. i would know if something was happening with them, but i wanted to check in with some of my other sources down there to see if there