to mexico and central america. the center for american progress that wilson senior director of gun violence prevention at the center for american progress. it is my pleasure to welcome you all to today's public events guns without mourners. the aspirants to mexico and central america which brought together researchers, professors, litigators and advocates in a multiple of issues with human rights, international security, arms excellence and gun violence prevention to really work collaboratively to figure out how we can reduce the flow of u.s. guns are devastated not only the united states but also her neighbors to the south. during the first few hours today we have leading experts and panelists discussing to message around the issue policy solutions, legislative solutions for the issue and we are really proud of so many people watching online and watching on tv to learn from our experts about the pressing challenge of the solutions we have to really help save lives and reduce a lot of really pressing complex we hea

to mexico and central america. the conversations hosted by the center for american progress. >> good afternoon. my name is nick wilson, and senior director of gunfighters presented prevention at the centerce for american progress, and is my pleasure to welcome you all to today's public event, guns without borders compressing the full u.s. firearms to mexico and central america. tapas been a proud member of the network to prevent gun violence in america which brought together researchers, professors, litigators and advocates in a multiple of issues whether its humane right, international security, arms expert in gunun violence prevention to work collaboratively to figure out how we can reduce the flow of u.s. guns that a devastating that only the united states but also our neighbors to the south. during the first few hours today we had a leading expert in panelists discussing how to message around this issue, policy solution, legislative solutions to this nation and we are proud to have so many people watching onlin

it's an institution in mexico city. it's--you have to come here when you're in mexico city.ity'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 sensat

from mexico. it is impossible to tackle fentanyl trafficking without a productive partnership with mexico. however there are obstacles to improving cooperation, the increased cliffside -- politicized prosecutor office -- collusion between cartels in mexico authorities is a recurring challenge as seen in the ongoing challenge of former security minister luna. they seem unwilling to acknowledge that a vast majority of fentanyl entering the united states is manufactured in clandestine labs in mexico. so, what is it that we are doing with the government of mexico to change that reality? as you go after these cartels, do you, is it your assessment that the primary ops goes to mexico authorities to prevent trafficking? we didn't not have a willing partner or for -- perfect -- or perhaps the state itself is infiltrated by the cartels? >> thank you for the question, believe saccone is due more to stop the harm we are seeing, as i stated what we are seeing is these two cartels in mexico, the sinaloa cartel

from mexico. and we do believe that much is coming from ports of entry in california and arizona. but again, i would defer conversation or questions specifically about deport to the dhs. >> to the extent that you know, are they coming through the hands of vulnerable people fleeing their country? >> i would have to defer that question, senator, to the department of homeland security. >> okay. >> thank you. >> let me ask a question, maybe you can't answer. and that is in mexico, dealing with this problem without a partner in mexico is not possible. the two cartels that you mentioned, they emanate from mexico. it is impossible to tackle fentanyl trafficking without a productive -- mexico has increased politicized -- little appetite to prosecute fentanyl related cases. collusion between cartels and mexican authorities is a recurring challenge. as seen in the ongoing trial of former security minister garcia luna. and mexican authorities seem unwilling to acknowledge the vast majority of fentanyl enteri

who are these people is the most powerful people in mexico people that is driving mexico.his is penny netto president right now. political liberal right president, and that guy is like the economy by moving the economy mexico and this is the army. this is a prostitute is represented because they are like prostitutes, right? you know, and, uh, middle narco traffic. ah guy. he's like the god in mexico, you know, because he is like other all of it. yeah so this is the way mexico works. for me. the most problem in mexico is the corruption. mexico can be a dangerous place for journalists for politicians for police. is it a dangerous place for artists? yeah i think so. yeah because agent nor agree with government like enemy. with verizon. you can now get a private five g network so you can do more than connect your business. you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is and where it's going right on time can predict breakdowns in order their own replacement parts. nice work, retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line

generally from certain regions of mexico. the western side, mostly, of mexico. you can make this stuff anywhere. and you can make it in small rudimentary labs, or more sophisticated labs, away from the prying eyes of helicopters. another reason why this is a trend i don't think we will be leaving very soon. >> synthetic drugs likely are harder for drug officials, anti drug officials, to find. a lot of it was about crops, fields, trying to find informants. without the crops in fields, how do you track down where you are making this? >> one of the things that i believe would be much more productive would be to pay much closer attention to the ingredients. now, profits to traffickers in mexico are all dependent on ingredients. not a lot of those ingredients are made in mexico. to control the ports is what you are most interested. in the ports, you know, that is where you get access to the world chemical market. i believed those ports, the ports of mexico city, also shipping ports, are places where an intense amount of collaboration for countries would be enormously

they say jalisco is mexico and mexico is jalisco. so what do you think of when i say mexico mariachis. sombreros. tequila every iconic image you know about mexico comes from this state. sí. i believe you. i'm intrigued to see how tradition and innovation shape their bold, mouthwatering cuisine. there's so much happening right now. i can't-- [laughs] i'm eva longoria-- born and bred in texas with mexican-american roots, which makes me a texican. i'm exploring mexico to see how the people, their lands, and their past have shaped a culinary tradition as diverse as its 32 states. that's commitment. [laughs] jalisco has always been at the forefront of mexico's national culture. the rich tapestry of civilizations that make up mexico informs jalisco's identity and its gastronomic treasures, going all the way back to the aztecs... spiced up by invasion... but sliced and diced by a new generation of food pioneers. wow... whoo. but no culinary tour is ever complete... all: tequila, tequila! - without sampling the local beverage... in moderatio

the people of mexico govern here. not getting on honor. they still have not abandoned the monroe doctrine. they do not want to change, so they believe they are the government of the world. they assumed themselves to be the government of the world. so, as mexico lays down the law to the white house, it seems unlikely that the u. s. will change its behavior with the unfortunate reality remaining. that whether you are a friend or a foe, it seems uncle sam is watching and listening to your every move. to go over there and at the less, less cross live now to bruce hobson with the mexico solidarity project versus great to have you on the program today. now media reports are saying that former mexican president, jose lopez portillo, was working for the cia. what are your thoughts on those claims? well, my thoughts are many i'm actually quite familiar with. ready legacy of us intervention and spying and support for the violent repression. ready for example, the student movement in mexico going back to the. ready 1960 s. when i was, i'll just say w

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 meeker? flavor your lover. he assessing another in the c. m. well, look. no love we love we. when am i live? in mexico, are you not barnett? he said, he said, who had a sting, gone. it is worth it. you're a journalist who joyce. verily that get the and this isn't your mood ting gone so so so more just goes this year. it will not excel in bit extra the and the me lemonade out, it may yellow manila, the combat lift. my dear live with the left will not look again. this is he there, but k yet i'm you will, you know? so the melanie was only 13 years old. her pink school bag still hangs on the wall, a gate at an umbrella. she had

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 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. none boiler does what happened to your family in december? me for flavor your leather. he has his he nother in the c. m. but he's off where look masked. lovely, lovely. when my mother in me, he got a una baloney. he said, he said, who it is. ting gone. it is worth it. your unit is how joyous are bodily that get the and this isn't the new mood. ting gone so so so more just goes this year. it will not exceed lynn fe is still the and the me lemonade, other may yella manila, the combat lift my dear list of the left, one or rocha? yeah. necessity. but k, yet i'm you will, you know? so the melody was only 13 years old. her pink school bag still hangs on the wall. a ada, an umbrella she had

, al ser ciudadano de méxico y ciudadano de este país.ués a vivir a méxico, en un futuro, o también para poner negocios en nuestro país, y qué mejor que puedan poner un negocio aquí en estados unidos, y un negocio en méxico, y de esta manera, pues, aprovechar las ventajas que ofrece el tener las dos nacionalidades. damián trujillo: perfecto, tenemos como 30 segundos, ¿algo más que quiera agregar, embajadora? alejandra bologna: pues, invitar, siempre, a las personas que nos están escuchando, que revisen la página del consulado, para que vean las distintas actividades que tenemos, no solamente estamos haciendo pasaportes y matrículas consulares, sino, tenemos una gama de actividades para beneficio de nuestra comunidad, para que estén pendientes siempre. damián trujillo: perfecto, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros, otra vez, en comunidad del valle, embajadora. alejandra bologna: gracias a ustedes. damián trujillo: gracias, nos vemos aquí en mayo. bueno, para más información, el consulado general de méxico en san josé, está aquí, en la ca

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 a tear, 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 for flavor your leather. he has his he miller. in the c. m. well look, no love we know if we, when a mother in mexico, are you not barnett. he said, he said, who had a sting, gone is worth it. you're a journalist who joyce are verily that get the and this isn't your mood. ting gone so so, so more just goes as near it when that excellent bit extra the envy me lemonade, other may yella manila, the combat lift my dad, he alice, the left or no look again necessity but k yet i'm you 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 2 little sisters fatima

the giants are in mexico city. yes, our giants, mexico city. they are preparing for a two-game weekend series against the padres, and it counts. these are not exhibition games. it's going to be a history-making moment when the two teams face off manana. joining us tonight from mexico city, carlos with our sister station. great to see you. >> how are you, raj? >> are you surprised this took so long for major league baseball to go to mexico city? because this is really a special moment for baseball history. >> yeah. it is indeed. i mean major league baseball had already played four series in the city of monterrey. that's a lot closer to the border with texas. and they decided this year to come to mexico city, the capital of the country, one of the biggest cities in the world that has a plethora of fans of every sport you can imagine. so it did take a while, but it's not only the first time that the major league is going to play here. it's also the first time that the san francisco giants actually will play any series outside of the country. so do

- [speaking spanish] - tequila is the national drink of mexico.have to get up. - also, when the women couldn't enter the cantinas, tequila was seen as a very cheap drink. you weren't very sophisticated if you were drinking tequila. all: salud! - cheers. - thankfully, times have changed. cheers to women being allowed in bars. - salud. - and thanks to the jaliscan spirit of innovation, tequila has been elevated to a refined drink to be sipped, not slammed or hidden in a cocktail. really refreshing. i love tequila so much, i went into business with ale and mariana to produce our own brand. but i'm always ready to learn more. i'm heading to where it all began-- 27 miles northwest, just outside the city of tequila, where the mineral-rich red volcanic soil provides the perfect growing conditions for the blue agave. 98% of the world's tequila is produced right here in jalisco. legend goes that when 16th-century spanish rulers ran out of their favorite brandy, they turned to the plentiful agave, and tequila was created. hola. - ¿cómo estás? - salvador ros

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

what was called the confederate army of new mexico. and by march 1862 this force had seized santa fe making it the only confederate army to ever capture a capital city in union territory. now scholars have written quite a bit about this invasion including megan kate nelson's really nice new book. so i'm going to go light on the details here. and instead what i want to do is is really challenge some common misconceptions about the civil war and the far west and i also want to try to place this invasion within the context of a much longer southern fascination with the region. now it's it's tempting to view this campaign as sort of an errant into the wilderness the general who led it henry hopkins. sibley was was famously inept in underprepared. he was he was basically drunkenly incapacitated during some really key moments in the campaign. and his invasion was turned back decisively in the spring of 1862 by the time his army finally limped back to texas it had suffered in astronomical 30% casualty rate. and simply himself soon conceded th

karla: cuenta listo la noso el pasado mÉxico sino el presente de nuestro mÉxico.o mexicanos recolecten con estas raÍces y se sientan parte de esa historia, esta modesta lado pero seguimos teniendo esa representaciÓn de nuestro paÍs completo, mi papÁ me dice conde llegues estado dormidos nosotros de que va representando a millones de mexicanos que se quedan allÁ. >> tenemos la historia de oaxaca, la historia de chihuahua, la historia de ciudades, la historia de los volcanes, todo es historia porque en mÉxico camina por el presente y te encuentras con el pasado. karla: un placer teneros aquÍ, me encanta recibes y tiene que volver. >> yo aquÍ estoy todos los dÍas. karla: tiene que volver juntos. nos encante que es parte de univisiÓn. no se lo pierdan esta super serie documentales en vix. y de que los invito hasta la ciudad de mÉxico, ahÍ tenemos cobertura en equipo con alan tacher y eduardomelÉndez, buenos dÍas muchachos, cuÉntenos las novias de la muerte de juliÁn figueroa. alan: gracias. muchas novedades, siguen saliendo informaciÓn, recordemos que es muy temprano

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

, as well as individuals in mexico, communities in mexico, and is doing the same in the united states, so we will be working together on all of these matters. >> deputy attorney general, you had mentioned the role of social media companies in cases like this. i was hoping i could trouble you to elaborate on the role of social media in this case and what your interactions with those companies have been like. and attorney general, if i could ask you a question about "washington journal" reporter evan gershkovich. you have been a longtime advocate of press freedom, so i was wondering what you think russia's arrest of a journalist says to you about journalistic freedom around the world. >> i will start with the second, and i'm sure it will be no trouble for the deputy attorney general to speak to the first. the united states has already made clear this is a wrongful detention of a "wall street journal" reporter. this just shows how important freedom of the press is in all countries around the world, in our country, but even more so in countries that are making it increasingly difficult an

>>> su recuerdos de méxico, su repatriación se dio en medio del dolor de las familias y del llamadoca migratoria de méxico samuel arias tiene lo ocurrido para renunciar >>> en medio del dolor la famili arias nos tienea lrecib ocurrido >> en medio del dolor la familie recibiÓ el cuerpo. >> un migrante de 45 aÑos >>> sus restos fueron llevados a san juliÁn en ell cuacuerpo de (...), un migrante de 45 años sus restos fueron llevados al el pueblo donde nació partido hace 2 meses en busca de un futuro económico >>> era mi hermano del alm >> era mi hermanitoa >>> estaba durmiendo, y cuando >>> el estaba durmiendo y cuando hi leron ingrato ese hombre que entrÓ a hacer eso >>> Él fue uno de los 7 salvadoreÑo que perdieron la vida ena el centro de migrantes el pasado 28 de marzo sus ingl hombre, lo que luisito hacer esto >>> 7 salvadoreño que perdieron en el centro de detención para migrantes de ciudad juárez el 28 de marzo, su cuerpo fueron repatriados vía terrestre por falta de espacios en las líneas aéreas con el feriado de la semana santaquemaron hubo un incendio pero realmente no ti >>>

vamos a mÉxico desde matamoros.cidieron pasar el rÍo bravo. lo mÁs probable es que los deporten por no cruzar la frontera. la otra opciÓn que tenÍa era esperar en mÉxico por una cita que no llega en medio de esta calamidad. >> tenemos que sobrevivir. >> nos tienen con una ilusiÓn. denos una respuesta. reportero: las imÁgenes de cÓmo se vive esta regiÓn fronteriza, cuenta mÁs que 1000 palabras. como pueden ver en esta zona hay mosquitos, muchos niÑos se enferman. esta situaciÓn va a empeorar al amanecer de 12 de mayo. cientos de miles podrÍa llegar pensando que serÁ fÁcil cruzar. >> muchas personas viniendo por un sueÑo americano. reportero: la estrategia que le queda a la patrulla fronteriza, basados en el tÍtulo ocho. sabe lo que es el tÍtulo ocho? >> no. jorge: una serie de tormenta deja en peligro en la zona de florida y georgia. reportera: estamos viendo tornados y granizos. serÁ una noche bastante larga. las tormentas comenzarÁn a frotar para parte de la florida hacia virginia, donde tambiÉn verÁn mal tiempo es

he estado en mÉxico, en la capital. hugo raÚl marcilese era comandante de la fuerza aÉrea argentina. "hoy es el cumpleaÑos de hugo. le voy a comprar un cake de chocolate". reyes: al dÍa siguiente, su libreta lo ubica en miami. rodriguez: el 7 jueves dice "estar en la oficina de tÍo fernando". fernando era mi tÍo, que era abogado tambiÉn. "a ver a pierre". ese se llamaba pierre hutten, que era un libanÉs que habÍa conocido en el lÍbano cuando estuve allÁ en el 75 con la agencia. ese fue el dÍa 7 que se suponÍa que el dÍa que mataron a kiki camarena. reyes: el 8 de febrero, recogiÓ en el aeropuerto de miami a 3 contras que llegaron heridos de centroamÉrica. rodriguez: uno se llama aureliano hernÁndez ochoa. fecha de nacimiento el 70, el que le decÍan el tigrito. berrellez: la cia puede fabricar cualquier documentos, la cia lo puede poner a Él en África en el 85. de modo que para mi eso no son pruebas. reyes: segÚn berrellez, los testigos del gobierno reconocieron a fÉlix rodrÍguez en una galerÍa fotogrÁfica. berrellez: la

hallan el cuerpo de una mujer en nuevo leÓn, mÉxico.para determinar si se trata de la joven de 20 aÑos de texas desaparecida el 9 de abril. a la espera de una decisiÓn definitiva sobre la prohibiciÓn de la pÍldora abortiva, hoy se realizaron varias marchas en el paÍs pidiendo que el fÁrmaco siga disponible. fÉlix: asegurar un carro cada dÍa es mÁs costoso. le diremos por quÉ. >> noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas tardes y bienvenidos. torturas, asesinatos, trÁfico de armas, pruebas con fentanilo hasta morir, algunos detalles de los cargos que la fiscalÍa de estados unidos presentÓ contra cuatro hijos de el "chapo" guzmÁn y 28 integrantes del "cÁrtel de sinaloa" en la investigaciÓn mÁs completa sobre el trÁfico de fentanilo y que estÁ causando problemas de salud en el paÍs. reportera: amarran a sus vÍctimas y las inyectan con fentanilo hasta llevarlas a la muerte por sobredosis, para comprobar la potencia de la droga, una de las tortugas que practica "cÁrtel de sinaloa" segÚn la administraciÓn biden.

con el reporte de este jueves. >>> saludos de la ciudad de mÉxico.ants de san francisco y los padres de san diego. >>> la gente vino a ver cuadrangulares y los obtuvo granel. esto fue una fiesta. la gente venÍa a divertirse y esto dijeron sobre tener bÉisbol en las grandes ligas . >>> no me la creo. >>> es un creÍble poder ver un juego de grandes ligas. fo lo podÍa creer. maÑana se juega a la 1 dplao tarde hora local. lo que sucede. tendremos muchos mÁs cuadrangulares. regreso contigo. los saint estaban a un out. fulminante lÍnea por la li me. triunfo para los visitantes el rÉcord es de 5 ganado y 23 perdidos. llegÓ la hora de de la verdad para golden state warriors. estÁ empatada a 3. sÉptimo decisivo se juega pa nana. los actuales coamo peones de la nba tie fen la posibilidad de lograr la histÓrica clasificaciÓn. ((hablado en inglÉs). >>> querÍan volver a sumar tras la caÍda la pasada semana y la eliminaciÓn en la us o para en cuf. visitaron a austin fc. golazo del capitÁn. y sin embargo. iba a encontrar para el 1 a 1. del equipo local. espinoza pa

borja: la debes estar lista para pedir de manera formal a mÉxico el arresto de 16 miembros del cÁrtel de ovidio guzmÁnla operaciÓn chavitas estÁ diseÑada para desmantelar una red de trÁfico de drogas que va de mÉxico a estados unidos el departamento ya echado acusando ocho integrantes de la organizaciÓn criminal. carolina: en mÉxico se investiga la causa de la tragedia que deja tres soldados muertos y una lesionado en alaska todo que dos helicÓpteros chocarÁn en el aire y se estrellaron cuando volvÍan de una prÁctica. este serial un segundo accidente mortal que afectaron naves militares en los Últimos 2 meses. el martes pasado un accidente similar en kentucky dejÓ nueve fallecidos. borja: una serie de tornados ha azotado los estados de florida y georgia en total siete tornados fueron registrados en el noreste de florida y en el sur de george a uno de los mÁs peligrosos tocÓ tierra en tallahassee, dejando gran destrucciÓn. carolina: los tornados provocaron vientos de hasta 76 millas por hora. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ reportera: un tornado es extremadamente peligroso y pasÓ cerca de tallahassee, fl

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hacemos envÍos para mÉxico centroamÉrica.ua, y rÁpidamente aprendiÓ que por lejos lo que pasa en cada sorpresa es el precio del combustible, porque queremos tener un precio fijo, pero no podemos por en consumo en de disal. quÉ hacemos diariamente en los Últimos con empezÓ a darse cuenta que los precios del this el estÁndar nuevamente subiendo. sÍ, eso lo llevÓ a tener que aumentar los suyos. nos preocupa porque hay clientes toman la opciÓn de y ya no quieren ya. la razÓn por la que los combustibles estÁn subiendo viene de otra parte del mundo, sorpresivamente arabia saudita irak y otros paÍses petroleros decidieron reducir su producciÓn. el recorte de un millÓn de barriles por dÍa automÁtica pt encarece el producto, para los conductores, el futuro cercano no luce demasiado bien. cada vez que aumenta el costo del barril de petrÓleo aumenta tambiÉn el precio de la gasolina. y eso se agrega todos los aumentos que se esperan los mecÁnicos dicen que hay formas de ahorrar gasolina. >> que estÉ en condiciones de mÁs, las llantas apr

that's the message from mexico. after the recently of classified pentagon documents allegedly revealed that washington has been spying on, some of its closest allies are to shave boats has more mexico's president lopez abra door has been pulling no punches. as he warns the u. s. that mexico won't tolerate any repeat of their historical interference in his country's internal affairs. that as recent media revelations about how the us spies on its enemies and friends alike, a highlighting increasing tensions with its closest neighbor and willing access spine cannot be used to find out what our security institutions are doing. and furthermore, with the arrogance of leaking the information to the washington post auburn door was referring to a league u. s. intel report that suggest increasing tensions within different branches of the mexican army hubbard or later met with the u. s. and pastor can salazer, where he made it clear that mexico will not accept american agents operating on mexican soil, not putting, i think, ca

and mexico to women are fighting for their rights and for their lives. here women are killed every day. if international women's day in mexico city, thousands of young women take their anger, powerlessness and despair to the st. ah, we are afraid to go out. we have had enough. ah, they demand justice and a life without fear. they too have adopted the green scarf from argentina as a symbol mexican women are fighting against every day sexism and harassment and against structures in which men take precedence. whether i work in relationships or in the family covered like this and feels immune to men scrutiny. it's her armor for the day. but being a woman in mexico is a constant struggle with it means that you have to try to survive every day, no matter where you are. we are always living under threat even when we go to the shop, we're in danger. the up with cat ears are there, trademarked, they call themselves the meat cheese. spanish for kitty's. and today the streets belong to them, not to the muchos. ah, i mean the small is elbow, we broken them and there

the people of mexico govern here. not getting on honor. they still have not abandoned the monroe doctrine. they do not want to change, so they believe they are the government of the world. they assumed themselves to be the government of the world. so, as mexico lays down the law to the white house, it seems unlikely that the u. s. will change its behavior with the unfortunate reality remaining. that whether you are a friend or a foe, it seems uncle sam is watching and listening to your every move disclose the number of us troops engaged in euclid and dental washington's assistance that cave vast. what will be required of them by the administration? if republican congressman might gets, gets a new resolution passed into law to biden administration and other allied countries have been misleading the world on the state of the war and ukraine. there must be total transparency from this administration to the american people when they are gambling war with a new killer adversary by having special forces operating ukraine. the coal comes also lea

the people of mexico govern here. not getting on honor. they still have not abandoned the monroe doctrine. they do not want to change, so they believe they are the government of the world. they assumed themselves to be the government of the world. so, as mexico lays down the law to the white house, it seems unlikely that the u. s. will change its behavior with the unfortunate reality remaining. that whether you are a friend or a foe, it seems uncle sam is watching and listening to your every move. at least 29 people are dead and dozens more injured now after a blaze broke out on tuesday at a hospital in the chinese capital beijing. the flames quickly spread through the building with heavy smoke and block passageways, making escape extremely difficult. people were seen clinging to ropes outside hospital windows in a desperate attempt to stay alive. early reports suggested that the fire started during construction and renovation works, which ignited from about pain. so this site, several people among them, the hospitals director, i've been d

ayer en teo teotihuacÁn mÉxico.hay 2 menores. el alcalde de la localidad hablÓ de los daÑos que dejÓ el estallido >>> tenemos 7 casas afectadas. la situaciÓn ha sido kplo una explosiÓn que ha dejado vÍctimas que lamentar. es un siniestro bastante fuerte para santa ana. la mente este tipo de situaciones. que iniciamos de esta manera acÁ. >>> las autoridades ip formaron que la causa del incidente podrÍa ser la mala manipulaciÓn de la pÓlvora. en la zona operan varias fabricas artesanales que no cumplen con requerimientos mÍnimos de seguridad. una mujer de la ciudad de new york, comparte su milagrosa historia de supervivencia luego de recibir un trasplante de corazÓn que le salvÓ la vida. estaba a meses de un posible paro cardiÁco. carla amezola tiene la historia. >>> por varios aÑos, sonia estuvo entre la vida y la muerte no lo sabÍa. su corazÓn estaba dÉbil por una condiciÓn genÉtica que nunca tratÓ. hasta d llegÓ con insuficiencia cardiaca en etapa avanzada. >>> desde pequeÑa sufrÍa de mareos, no les prestaba atenci

on average 10 women are killed every day in mexico. sometimes because of their gender, a crime known as famous site. often the perpetrator comes from within the victims community. ah, a suburb of mexico city, a metropolis of several 1000000 in sheer loaded this garcia is searching for her missing daughter, norma diane, the blue one. but as long as in call mrs. silo indiana, madam, it's been 3 years and 5 months she left for work one day. i saw her off, blessed her and hugged her. lord have thought that it would be the last time with the last hug. it would be more with our phone. ah ah, 2 men confess to norma's murder, but the young woman's body was never found. there was never a verdict either. lord, this believes the authorities want to put the case behind them. afflicted have been eligible for them to come is rosalyn bullet as you'd guessing only when i have my daughter's body in my arms will i say she's dead for you until then i will continue to search and fight. fmc always told me, mamma, you are my warrior, my mama, we are the 3 m

the people of mexico govern here. not getting on honor. they still have not abandoned the monroe doctrine. they do not want to change, so they believe they are the government of the world. they seem themselves to be the government of the world. so, as mexico lays down the law to the white house, it seems unlikely that the u. s. will change its behavior with the unfortunate reality remaining. that whether you are a friend or a foe, it seems uncle sam is watching and listening to your every move. e u. countries have distorted the principles of the grain deal brokerage in istanbul, which ain't to provide safe passage from black c ports to countries most in need of the message from russia's foreign ministry, spokesman marie is a heart of in fact, having spit on the original humanitarian goals of the estimable package agreements having signed incomplete disregard for the needs of countries in grain and fertilizers, the europeans through all their efforts into satisfying the growing commercial appetites of ki, of, and solving their tasks. of stu

jessica zermeÑo hablÓ con ellos en chiapas, mÉxico. caravanas con su aprecio mucho disgusto. >> no estoy de acuerdo, zona mandato —— es una maldad para los que estÁn aquÍ. jessica: estÁ convencido de que nada cambiarÁ. >> lo que voy a esperar son dos dÍas, de allÍ decido caminar. jessica: en este campamento ni los que tienen familiares en estados unidos que pueden responder con ellos, como kenny castaÑeda, estÁn dispuestos a frenar su viaje. >> a la familia en el salvador les cuesta bastante trabajar allÁ para mandarme a mÍ. jessica: y para el organizador de este movimiento hasta la creaciÓn de nuevos centros de procesamiento migratorios en otros paÍses es otro engaÑo. >> es una manera de decir la pueblo americano que lo vamos a procesar afuera, y no los tendrÁs que ver, pero realmente hicieron el programa, estaban hablando de 250 personas diarias. jessica: cuando la promesa harÁ que miles podrÁn hacer su peticiÓn de refugio por internet que en el mismo dÍa, algo que sigue sin ocurrir, y esta tarde llegaron hasta viÑa para realizar un

thank you very much. - not just of mexico. - well, you really--yeah.reative and it's innovative and it's diverse. and you go, "oh, my gosh, where am i?" and you go, "nuevo león. estamos en nuevo león." - yes, yes, yes. - people will be like, "wow, this is amazing." but it's really a product of the people. of the people's spirit here, i think, in this state. - yes, yes. and i appreciate it. - [speaking spanish] salud. salud. - do you believe in magic? i didn't until oaxaca cast its spell on me.

a young woman left me was merge on the university campus here in mexico city. they in doing the la quinta, at the time with the city prosecutor's office circulated messages via it's twitter account, less b may have been murdered. but according to our initial investigations, she'd like to party and drink a lot of alcohol in this before. not he could give her with up to things are completely irrelevant for a woman was murdered here either must start investigating what happened all day this. how were you going to solve this case? so, so let us pick up or less. we was found dead by this telephone boost on the university campus. investigators claimed she took her own life. ah, her mother never believed that version of events. and neither did her lawyer. ah leif, whether we need a key, good oscio, saki, even grandma the other day i can come here, thanks to the students and young women who have supported me with the and they were here from the beginning and gave less for your voice. a kid as that pre minimum industrial nike. they said this was not suicide, it was fant