it's easy to fall in love with nicaragua. it is the second poorest nation in the hemisphere, only haiti is worse off, poverty is apparent, but still this place is awesome. rural life constantly crosses paths with modern. this is the town of gigante, a village of fishermen like daniel rodriguez who repairs his net the way his father taught him. >> aqui? >> si!! >> life is simple, sustained by the sea. >> red snapper? >> si. >> e sena. >> si. >> but this way of life might soon become a thing of the past. gigante could become the pacific port entrance to the new nicaraguan canal. the canal is the pet project of nicaraguan president daniel ortega, seen here with wang jing, a little-known chinese telecom billionaire, promising to put up 50 billion dollars to turn a long-held dream into reality. the route, announced in 2013 by wang jing's h-k-n-d group-- and posted on their website, cuts through some of the most environmentally sensitive areas in central america, including lake nicaragua. many in the scientific and legal communitie

estos inmigrantes no se van a queedar en nicaragua.go en al punto a las 10: 00 de la maÑana. este domingo es la final de la primera temporada de la banda: marÍa antonieta ha seguido las incidencias del concurso. y hablÓ con la jueza laura pausini a quien muchos llaman la mamÁ de la banda. [mÚsica] marÍa: en las 14 semanas la estrella italiana ha sido a veces la mamma comprensiva y a veces maestra exigente. dualidad que ha conmovido a muchos concursantes y millones de televidentes. con la misma sontaneidad que expresa su opiniÓn, hace pÚblicas sus preeferencias. >> me encanta este sebastian de puerto rico. >> deeclaraciones que despertaron revuelo. >> algunos me han dicho que como jueza deberÍa ser mÁs imparcial. periodista: es la primera en reconocer que la experiencia ha sido maravillosa pero con altibajos. >> es un trabajo difÍcil. periodista: siete filalistas se jugarÁn el todo por el todo. y entonces, una nueva banda habrÁ nacido para la mÚsica. jorge: mÁs de esta entrevista este domingo en horario especial 7: 00 de la noche. marÍa

paul oquist, nicaragua's lead negotiator at the u.n. climate talks.ena raman is the climate change coordinator. when we come back, james hansen joins us. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "global warning," by steel pulse. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. cop21,broadcasting from the 21st conference of parties, summit here in paris, that is supposed to lead to the paris accord. we turn now to nasa's former top climate scientist james hansen. in 1998, dr. hansen first warned about the dangers of climate change when he testified before congress. he would go on to become the nation's most influential climate scientist. this year he is making his first appearance at a u.n. climate summit. he has come to paris to warn world leaders that they are on the wrong track to prevent dangerous global. james hansen joins us now, the director of climate science at columbia university's earth institute. welcome back to democracy now! >> thanks for having me. amy: you wrote a piece in the guardian saying, we at the poi

arantxa: habrÍan logrado por la el cerco militar impuesto por nicaragua en la frontera con costa ricaguzmÁn: las noticias son desalentadoras los gobiernos de nicaragua, guatemala y belice mantiene su decisiÓn de no permitir paso a estados unidos de los casi 5000 isleÑos que continÚan varados en costa rica. >> pensamos que esto iba a ser rÁpido. que las cosas se iban a solucionar. nos han engaÑado, nos engaÑÓ belice. todos los paÍses nos han engaÑado y pasan los dÍas, lo peor es la desesperaciÓn. >> se cree que estÁn pactando con coyotes para que a cambio de unos 1000 $ cubren el control militar nicaragüense. >> tenemos comunicaciÓn acÁ en los albergues hay amigos que estÁn en honduras, o en guatemala y que han logrado cruzar. reportero: nicaragua acusÓ a estados unidos de favorecer el trÁfico, y les dijo que tenÍan que poner una soluciÓn para trasladarlo a su propio territorio directamente. >> lo tiene que hacer el gobierno de nicaragua en buses, en pequeÑas cantidades de 100, de 50 en sus manos estÁ la soluciÓn. reportero: se retirÓ al paÍs de el sica ante de la falta de apoyo para s

el acuerdo regional se logrÓ sin la participaciÓn en nicaragua.almente, en vÍa aÉrea a el salvador y tomar bus hasta mÉxico. asÍ lo han anunciado esta noche la cancillerÍa costarricense en una reuniÓn la que participaron todos los paÍses de la regiÓn salvo nicaragua. de acuerdo con el documento, falta acordar acuerdos logÍsticos que de acuerdo a la Época navideÑa y de fin de aÑo sufrirÁn demoras. la subdirectora de migraciÓn confirmÓ que 56 migrantes serÁn deportados a cuba. la decisiÓn se debe a que llegaron a costa rica despuÉs del 18 de diciembre, fecha lÍmite impuesta por el presidente luis guillermo solÍs para acogerse a las visas humanitarias. canciller: la ley refiere a que las personas que se encuentran en esa situaciÓn migratoria, iniciar el proceso de deportaciÓn. en este momento, se estÁ trabajando para iniciar el proceso de deportaciÓn para cinco de seis personas. hÉctor: se ha dado visas humanitarias para varios migrantes cubanos que se han dirigido a estados unidos pero quedaron varados en costa rica porque nicaragua no los aceptan s

en nicaragua llegó por designio de dios la imagen de marÍa.resentadora: los golden warriors vencieron hoy a los peces. leÓn: durante la temporada tuvieron 33 victorias seguidas. diana: tanto darÍo verÓn como javier cortÉs estÁn habilitados por los partidos del prÓximo jueves y domingo. no prÓspero la protesta de las Águilas del amÉrica. darÍo fue acusado de racismo pero no existieron pruebas. javier cortÉs se estÁ recuperando y tardarÁ ocho meses. tras pasar la noche aquÍ en los angeles las Águilas volaron a japÓn. el domingo enfrentarÁn al club chino. ricardo pelÁez prometiÓ una sorpresa al aterrizar. los chavos de tijuana iniciaron pretemporada. el viejo herrera se encontrÓ con juan carlos osorio. >> seguiremos como siempre dicho. diana: en las noches mÁgicas de europa. real madrid enfrentaba a suecia. se desata cristiano ronaldo. ahÍ estaba el segundo. danilo se encontraba por hacer. al 58 una vez mÁs el centro en el corazÓn del Área. el cuarto. tÉrmino 8 0. todos quedaron terceros en sus grupos este jueves. el resto de los integrantes de o

nicaragua refuses to let them cross across their territory.the cubans are trying to get to the united states. it agreed that the cubans would fly to el salvador and then be bussed to the united states. >> they expressed to guarantees. the first was to first allow these people to pass through the territory. and the second was for there not to be any cost for guatemala. >> the cost has been long and complicated. many flew direct to ecuador which does not require cubans to have visas. from there they would fly to costa rica. but they were stopped in nicaragua. under u.s. law any cuban who makes it to u.s. soil is allowed to apply to u.s. residency, but many cubans worry that may change. >> it's important for the united states and cuba to work together at the center of the issue along with ecuador. it has allowed these people to enter the country. >> cubans are expected to restart their journey next week and make it tot taws. >> russian state television is reporting a number of refugees and migrants stranded on the border of finland. finnish borde

nicaragua has refused to let them cross. american countries have been holding talks on how to resolve the crisis. it is agreed the cubans will fly to el salvador where they will be bussed to the united states. guatemala initially expressed two guarantees, the first was for mexico to allow the people to pass through the territory, and the second was there would be no cost to them. >> reporter: they traveled north through columbia, to costa rica. but they were stopped in nicaragua. any cuban who makes it on to u.s. soil is allowed to apply for residency. but with improved relations between the countries, many cubans are worried that will change the cubans are expected to restart their journey next week, and realize their dream of making it to the united states. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> a landslide has happened in brazil due to heavy rainfall. four people we know were hurt. among those rescued a one-year-old girl, her grandmother who used her own body to protect the child, died. >>> world health organization has declare

i'm going to nicaragua. i got the ticket.ng to go. >> she traveled alone to a rural village and met two young girls from canada. >> alana and jen are two young women from canada who started a non-profit called the latitude project. they build schoolhouses and libraries. they focus a lot on literacy. they work with communities that need better irrigation systems or just filtration and water at schools, better outhouses for the kids. we went to one school where we refurbished all the desks and handed out very basic things to the kids there. we handed out books and crayons and pens and erasers. and soccer balls. also the parents come and help so it becomes this community thing and the kids help out. >> the co founders at the latitude project are world travellers and adventure seekers who take time off from their full-time jobs to help communities in latin america. >> they had to check on an irrigation system to make sure that the kids could wash their hands going in and out of school. i went with them. it was incredible for me t

guatemala and nicaragua blame the u.s.ing cubans to reach their soil while rejecting their own migrants. a regional agreement brought some progress, but no agreement has been reached. >> translator: we ask you to be patient. we are making progress. in the meantime, please stay safe and don't try to cross illegally. >> reporter: but after weeks in the shelters, some migrants have been resorting to people smugglers, often with dangerous outcomes. >> translator: after walking for nine hours in the woods they attacked us, and took our last $1,500. we had no option but to turn ourselves into the nicaraguan police who sent us back here. >> reporter: a new meeting to solve the issue has been called for december 28th, a temporary solution might be at hand, but central american countries fear more cubans will embark on the journey as long as the temptation of settling in the u.s. remains possible. >>> and there's much more on many of our stories on our website, the address to click on to as ever, is aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. >>

nicaragua has prevented them from crossing the costa rican border.tenby reports. >> reporter: around 8,000 cuban migrants have been stranded at this camp in costa rica for more than a month. nicaragua has refused to let them cross. the migrants are trying to get to the united states. central american countries have been holding talks in guatemala on how to resolve the crisis. they agreed that the cubans will fly to el salvador where they will be bussed to the united states. >> translator: they initially expressed two guarantees the first was for mexico to allow the people to pass and the second was for there not to be any cost to guatemala. >> reporter: many flew through ecuador, but they were stopped in nicaragua. under u.s. law any cuban who makes it on to u.s. soil soilal -- soil is allowed to apply for residency. >> translator: it's allowed these people to enter their country. >> reporter: the cubans are expected to restart their journey next week, and realize their dream of making it to the united states. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >>> four p

we don't have passage through nicaragua. >> we can't go back. many sold their homes and have no work. there'll be a retaliation against us. >> reporter: since 1966 cubans that reached the u.s. have been eligible for automatic residency. as relations soar, many worry that will end. leading a way of people reaching the u.s. in the past, posterity and the castro government's limits makes it the only escape route open to cubans, now cubans can travel to ecuador, and that has opened a route to the united states. overland to central america and mexico. according to customs and border protection, 17,000 in the u.s., through the mexican border. this year the number doubled until the border closed. >> at a recent summits the nicaragua summit said the cuban migrants said it's a plaid threat to its security. nicaragua flew the migrants to guatemala, where they'd continue their journey, they have refused to let them in. >> translation: this position disappoints a little due to the argued reason, which is that this should be resolved through a treaty. >> cen

nicaragua refused to let them across. the migrants are trying to get to the united states.n countries have been holding talks in guatemala on how to resolve the crisis. they've agreed that the cubans will fly to el salvador, be bussed through guatemala and el salvador to the united states. >> the first guarantee was for mexico to first allow these people to pass through its territory. the second was for there not to be any cost for guatemala. >> the cubans journey to the united states has been long and complicated. many flew direct to ecuador, which doesn't require cubans to have visas. from there, they traveled north through columbia, panama and costa rica, but stopped in nicaragua, which is a close ally of cuba's. under u.s. law, any cuban who makes it on to u.s. soil can apply for residency. many cubans worry that may change. >> it's important for the united states and cuba to work together. they're at the center of this issue, along with ecuador. it's allowed these people to enter their country. >> the cubans are expected to restart their journey next week and realize t

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guatemala and nicaragua, regional meeting on tuts brought somtuesdaybrought some progresss reaching an air bridge but no agreement has been reached. >> we ask you to be patient, we are making progress, in the meantime, stay safe and don't try to cross illegally. >> some have been resorting to people smugglers, often with bad consequence. >> we had no option but to turn ourselves into the nicaraguan police who sent us back here. >> a new meeting has been called for december 28th. a temporary solution might be at hand but central american countries fear more cubans will embark on the journey as long as the temptation of settle ling in u.s. alessandro san pieti, al jazeera. >>> 20 homes were destroyed, several injured when planes in the city of clarksdale overturned. >>> more than 20 million in the u.s. are living in mobile homes. most don't own the land their homes sit on and john len dren has beehendrenhas spoken to som. >> heather lived with her husband in a mobile home for 13 years. she liked them so much, she was in the process of buying another one. she received notice that the park

has raised 60,000. >> riot police stand guard on the nicaragua border.untry is refusing to let 5,000 cubans in costa rica pass through on their way to the u.s. >> we don't have any other motivation other than getting to the united states, but we don't have passage through nicaragua. >> we can't go back. many cubans have sold their homes and they have no work. cuba will not accept us if we return. there will be a retaliation against us. >> since 1966, cubans who reach the u.s. are eligible more or less for automatic residency. as relations with the u.s. thaw, many worry that will end, leaving a new wave of people to try to reach the u.s. in the past, poverty and the castro government's limits on travel made braving the florida travel made braving the florida straits the only escape route, but now cubans can travel to ecuador without visas, opening a new route overland through central america and mexico. according to border protection in 2014, more than 17,000 cubans arrived in the u.s. through the mexican border. this year, that number has nearly doubled,

. >> they are part of roughly 5,000 cubans who have made it to nicaragua from e ec ecuador. >> we aremoney and have to be creative to survive. >> while a few still hold out at the border, most migrants have been put up at schools churches and community centers in nearby town. costa rica has been helping them with food and clothes but can't serve as help for long. >> our sets of have been strengthsenned to capacity. >> cold war era law, known as the cuban adjustment law allowed cubans to reach the u.s., many have been tempted to trying to dangerous journey over land and there is another reason. more than 30,000 cubans have made the trip in 2015 alone. that's more than double the previous year. they say with improvement to american-cuban relations, america may put an end to its open door policies. this is one of them. she left hoping to reach the u.s. while the policy is still in place to help her parents back home. >> translator: the message i have to those who are doing this to the people of nicaragua of guatemala, please help us solve this problem. we don't want to hurt anybody. all

with bel belize and nicaragua. allesandro rampetti has the report. >> wind pulled down their previous shelter. we've been here a month and a few days, more than 30 days. >> part of roughly 5,000 cubans who have made it to costa rica aiming for ecuador, for more possibilities in the west. but the borders were closed to them. >> we didn't expect this situation, it's very marred and we don't hav to be here to surv. >> are many have bin put up in housing at neern towns. can't main them indefinitely. >> we need a solution fast. ours is a small community and our services are being strained to their maximum capacity. our health and security systems have been challenged. allow cubans who reach u.s. coil to obtain address. teamed with the easing of trial restrictions, knowledge have been departmented to bare the dangerous journey by land. more than double the previous year made the trip alone. they say with improvement in american-cuban relses may put an end to its open door policy. 25 years old, nearches is one of them. >>

starting in ecuador working their way north to costa rica and nicaragua.un into a roadblock. >> reporter: pitching a new tent at the border crossing. cuban migrants are building another makeshift home after the wind pulled down their previous one. >> translator: we have been here a month and a few days, more than 30 days. >> they are part of roughly 5,000 cubans who have made it to costa rica from ecuador aiming for the u.s. but here they have met a roadblock when nicaragua a cuban ally firmly closed its border to them a month ago. >> we didn't expect this situation, we have to be creative and we're running out of money. >> while some still hold out at the border, most are put up in schools churches and community centers in nearby towns. costa rica is helping it with food clothing and shelter. but can't maintain them indefinitely. >> our health and security systems have been stretched to the limits. >> reporter: a cold war era law known as the cuban adjustment law allow cubans who reach u.s. soil to maintain residency. many have been tempted into the tryin

book about the various critters of nicaragua. we had a pet parrot, and we had a pet sloth named "andrew." and -- [ laughter ] they're not "oh" worthy. [ laughter ] there was a monkey who lived next door. but the most -- >> seth: monkey, like he had his own place? [ laughter ] >> yeah, he had a little one-bedroom. [ laughter ] little condo. ocean view. but i had a little pet that lived inside of me. >> seth: wow. so what is the age when you got your parasite? >> i was 5. and my parents had given me a pill that got rid of my pet. and so i was walking down e street -- i guess i was walking my pet. [ laughter ] >> seth: technically. >> i didn't know i had it. but i i s walking it, and thth he slithered out, gracefully, into my under garment. and -- i don't know what you can say it on tv. >> so my little fart chimney. [ laughter ] >> sh: that's fine. >> we cleared on that? >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> and he was doing a little bit of this. and so i pulled him out. and -- the neighborhood kids came over with a

at a recent summit, the nicaragua government said the cuban migrants are a threat to security. costa rica had a plan to bypass nicaraugua's road block by flying migrants to guatemala and belize to continue their journey but those countries have also refused to let them in. >> this position disappoints and especially due to the argued reason, which is that this should be resolved through a regional treaty. >> central american countries have been under pressure to crack down on migration since 2014 when tens of thousands of children arrived in the u.s.unaccompanied. in the meantime, costa rica's foreign minister said he is running out of options. >> we urgently request the countries located toward the south, ecuador, panama and columbia, implement clearer, more forceful measures to avoid these migrant flows. >> for now, these cuban migrants remain in limbo. paul beban, al jazeera. >> up next, the fallout over hoverboards, from number one holiday gifford to being yanked from store she was. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity.

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find themselves in costa rica because nicaragua will not let them cross the border. the number of cubans coming to the u.s. has gone up 30,000. but warming cuban-american relations may be effecting that trend. >> police stand on the border. the country is refusing allow 5,000 cubans pass through on their way to the u.s. >> we don't have any other motivation other than getting to the united states. but we don't have passage through nicaragua. >> cuba will not accept us if we return. there will be retaliation against us. >> since 1966 cubans who reach the u.s. have been eligible for more or less automatic residency. but as relations with the u.s. than this, au.s. thaw, many worry that will change. now cubans can travel to ecuador without visas, and that has created a new route to the united states. more than 17,000 cubans arrived in the u.s. through the mexican border. this year that number has nearly doubled until the borders were closed. at a recent summit the nicaraguan government closed the borders. and countries have refused to let them in. >> the argued reason is

. >> ecuador y nicaragua. >> y nicaragua, tambi\n. good one. congratulations to you guys. >> thank you. >> continued success, and thanks before we go, how about a look at the "tiempo" community calendar for today? in queens, up until 1:00, the new york immigration coalition holds another key to the city event. they're partnering with consulates and legal-service providers to help out immigrant new yorkers. it happens at p.s. 61, located at 98-50 50th avenue -- that's in corona, queens. later this evening in brooklyn, good shepherd church presents mariano aguirre and duo cantabile -- i think i got it right -- a voice and guitar concert of songs and arias. you can enjoy classical and contemporary music from argentina, brasil, m\xico, paraguay, y venezuela, tambi\n. good shepherd church, located at 1950 batchelder street in brooklyn. admission is...free! another place to visit today -- the hispanic society of america -- the museum there in manhattan is open now until about 4:30. you can explore every aspect of culture from spain, portugal, latin a

se mostrÓ a favor de compromiso de cooperaciÓn entre costa rica y nicaragua, para tremenda con el conflictompaÑado, observe siempre lo que pasa a su alrededor. >> la propiedad, desÉrtico de regalos se pueden reemplazar, la vida de uno no se puede. uno no sabe si los sospechosos tienen armas o navajas. deberÍa protegerse uno mismo, para que no sea una vÍctima. la policÍa entrenÓ voluntarios civiles para

many meticulous are stuck in costa rica when nicaragua closed the border. >> cuban migrants have found shelter in this house in the border town in costa rica. >> helped us so much taking us in, trusting us without nolg who we were. we are just trying to give back. we are like family now. >> reporter: almost 6,000 cubans have been stuck here since neighboring nicaragua shut down the border stopping them on their way to the u.s. she was moved by the harrowing story that's why she took them in. >> they were assaulted in colombia but they are lovely people and hard workers. >> shelters have popped up across the center with migrants anxiously waiting for a way out. central american countries have seen a spike in the number of cubans since the island renewed relations with the u.s. for weeks costa rica has failed to broker a safe passage for them, new transit visas to try stem the stem of migrants. guatemala, rejecting their own migrants. a regional meeting on tuesday brought some progress towards establishing an air bridge to guatemala but no agreement has been reached. >> translator: we as

border conflict between nicaragua and costa rica that goes on for many years.ling to sort of accommodate the costa ricans in this migrant crisis they have. in the case of belize in guatemala, i would say it's an economic issue. they're concerned that they're not able to absorb 5,000 cubans. who's going to pay for them to come to belize and stay in belize and guatemala? will the mexicans allow them to go through mexico? so, these are all longstanding, political and economic questions that still remain unresolved and are leading to this migrant crisis. >> and so, talk to me, because these thousands of cubans have stated categorically that they're not interested in staying in nicaragua or belize or even mexico, right? what do they say they're doing? >> in terms of the cuban migrants, they're just waiting to come to the united states. their expectations, as many of those who have come before them, their expectation is to reach the united states along this very dangerous and expensive obstacle course, if you will, between ecuador and mexico. in the long term, the is

a handful of nations, cluding nicaragua have notubmitted emissions targets. we cannot be complacement a&.the problem is not solved because of this accord.the agreement sends a strong message to the global economy to move investments and technology toward clean energy. brian webb for cbs news, new york. the deal still needs to be governments before it takes effect. the latest des moines register - iowa poll - shows ted cruz** with a ten point lead over donald rump - - and in eastern iowa - voters will see a lot of bernie sanders - this week-end. week-end.he kicked off a two-day visit - in anamosa. that's where he spoke at a forum - on racial justice - and prison reform.sanders also plans a town* hall meeting - in dubuque.it's part of a huge push by sanders - as hillary clinton - leads in the polls.tomorrow morning , he'll be in waterloo - at mount carmel - baptist church.then at cornell college - in the afternoon. in coralville, coralville,a busy stretch of fifth street is now back open tonight. this morning, city engineers removed the barriers between first a

de diciembre cuando ese paÍs dijo que no les daria mÁs visa, estÁn varados para costo rica porque nicaraguale habÍa advertido a su hijo que no regresara a su paÍs por la violencia que hay, pero regresÓ y lo mataron en una gasolinera. periodista: el Ídolo del fÚtbol salvadoreÑo fue asesinado por razones todavÍa poco claras. a las 4 de la madrugada del domingo pacheco partÍa con amigos cuando varios sujetos se acercaron al grupo y comenzaron a dispararles, el futbolista recibiÓ tres impactos de bala, dos de sus amigos resultaron heridos, y uno de sus amigos muriÓ en las Últimas horas. tras ser vetado criticÓ fuertemente a la dirigencia del fÚtbol ligas aficiÓnadas y habÍa regresado al salvador para pasar la navidad. >> lastimosamente su carrera se viÓ daÑada, pero no quita el amor a su equipo. periodista: la tragedia parece perseguir a los futbolistas centroamericanos, pacheco el astro del fÚtbol peralta asesinado por sicarios en el centro comercial del paÍs. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. natalia : evacuados en argentina, paraguay, brasil por las inundaciones, gobierno ar

. >> el volcÁn ubicado al noreste de nicaragua entrÓ en erupción y lanzÓ una columna de cenizas de mÁsdas por lo que los sistemas de alerta y rescate se han activado. ha tenido en su historia 16 erupciones. un hombre argentino que recuperÓ su identidad ahora podrÍa haber recuperado su madre. se trata de mario bravo que fue separado de su madre en Época de dictadura militar. la titular de abuelas de plaza de mayo estela de carlotto dijo que la recuperaciÓn del nieto no pasa por milagro ni por magia. ilea: en la actualidad existen mÁs herramientas que nunca para prevenir el virus del vih. mÓnica: cómo se contagiÓ? >> con jeringas y nunca usaba protecciÓn. mÓnica: fue detectado en 1900 93,3 aÑos mÁs tardes se convirtiÓ en sida. puro sobrevive gracias a los avances. la medicina de prevenciÓn de contagio, la clÍnica de saludo at tiende a miles de pacientes al aÑo. el doctor martÍnez da las indicaciones. >> hay un medicamento, trubara que ayuda a prevenir la trasmisiÓn de una persona a otra. es una pastilla que se toma una por dÍa. tiene que ver al doctor pocas veces por aÑo. mÓnica: ramÍrez

la mayorÍa no tienen noticias de los desaparecidos desde hace 15 aÑos, procedentes de guatemala, nicaraguaados por la violencia y corrupciÓn >> desde que salÍ de mi país yo siempre he venido con esa fe en el corazÓn y que me lo pongan en mi camino y de que yo lo pueda ver y abrazar. >> al regresar toda la acciÓn deportiva univisiÓn 65 responden tus dudas desde las seis de la tarde hasta las 11:30 de la noche, porque es tan simple contigo. el univisiÓn 65 tenemos mucho que agradecer a nuestra audiencia, gracias por su fidelidad compaÑÍa y apoyo constante, por eso queremos invitar a familias necesitadas a una cena inolvidable con todos nosotros, escrÍbenos a la informaciÓn en pantalla para nominar a una familia necesitada y cuÉntanos tu historia. no hay mejor forma que finalizar el aÑo que en familia. >> hola que tal, excelente inicio de semana. arrancamos en la liga espaÑola donde el espaÑol no pudo hacer valer su condiciÓn de local al conseguir un empate uno a uno contra los visitantes, quienes tomaron ventaja con gol empataron en el segundo tiempo pumas y tigres se volverÁn a chocar en un

acuerdo entre varios paÍses pueden continuar sus viajes a los estados unidos habÍan quedado varado en nicaraguaricanos. >> del anuncio para nosotros significa muy importante que hemos estado esperando entre esta trayectoria de viaje que lleva mayor. >> la mujer con cuatro veces embarazo que la experiencia que viviÓ de cuba ser una buena historia para contarle a su hijo. >> por supuesto ya que mide vez se hizo en ecuador y ha recorrido todo estos paÍses. >> la misma parte el canciller de costa rica adelantaba detalle como ser el operativo de salida de costa rica a san salvador. >> grupos familiares y desde el punto de vista tambiÉn a los primeros que llegaron que tienen mÁs tiempo de san en el paÍs. >> de acuerdo con el plan despuÉs de llegar al salvador nos inmigrantes se gana fuera hacia mÉxico y los llegarÁn a estados unidos en donde se acogerÁn a la ley de ajuste cubano que establece beneficios migratorios para los cubanos que pisan suelo estadounidense. canciller fue claro que su paÍs no pagar a los t desde esta nacional saltador y que serÁn los propios migrantes que tendrÁn que sufragar. s