once they can now was built in panama, it kept interest in nicaragua to prevent nicaragua from building a canal that would stand in opposition and competition to the u.s. canal in panama all. wherereally hard to see julio is coming from when you ine 74% of the electorate nicaragua voting for ortega and you have all of the social programs and the safety of his economic growth that is even recognized by the imf and the world bank. the nicaraguan people are not unsatisfied with the ortega administration. they are very happy with the ortega administration. i think the elections are a testament to that. i think that what is happening friends andio's political opposition in nicaragua, they are hungry for power and they do not have a popular base. the last time they run in 2006, they had approximately 1.3% of the vote. ever since, what they have done rather than build a progressive people's agenda or platform, a progressive platform upon which to become popular and gain more support from the nicaraguan people, what they've done is ally themselves with the right. they have run elections alongsi

and take measures against nicaragua.he history of our relations with the united states has been painful. we don't want to repeat it. >> bret: mr. president, 40 years ago you were a young revolutionary fighting, as you say, abuse brutal family dictatorship. now the protesters on the street chant "fortes ortega and symbole the same thing." to end the violence and help your country, would you consider you and your wife stepping down from power? >> translator: we were elected by the voters. so there are term limits and our electoral period ends with the elections of 2,021, when we will have our next elections. and then we will have to be see who will be voted in for the new administration. >> bret: you agreed in may to help her early elections but then you rescinded that decision in june. would you agree to have early elections? speak of this business of moving up the elections is something i have heard about. i've heard people talk about, but i haven't indicated that the elections need to be moved up. to move up the electio

blunden student demonstrators in nicaragua welcome to all but. we talking here about an outcry against a dictator or is it something else no doubt thank you for having me on yes no it absolutely is an outcry against a dictator i'm on my original from venezuela and i have been on your show several times to discuss those dynamics what we're seeing here is very similar you're saying that there was a group that sort of couched itself in this left wing revolutionary you know rhetoric that had at one point some reason for being right there the green reform inequality corruption dictatorship it's at a woman as well we didn't have a dictatorship when the when these when chavez came in but what is happened is that these these guys the people have realized that what were these left wingers have now you know taken control of all the powers of state taken control of a lot of means. of production control of the media and they they want the requestion to end this is what happens when people stay in power too long they become authoritarian and repressive and th

of nicaragua's president say they are not surrendering.undreds are hiding in safehouses and are planning the next move. this is after daniel ortega's governments of the regained control of the stronghold. the opposition leader is marking 39 years of power this week. the organization of american states is adopting a resolution condemning human rights abuses since the protests rock out in april. that broke out in april. reporter: and get a standoff in messiah as pro-governmen oppositioncked forces. demonstrations were initially sparked on a pension reform through mexico, but has gained widespread momentum with demand for take it step down. critics accuse the former leader of increasing autocratic rule. the organization of american states has condemned the human rights abuses committed by nicaraguan police. they demand to call for an election day to be set. >> this is an unprecedented bloodbath. states s condemns the ongoining attacks are president daniel ortega pere police forces against university students, journalists and the clergy across

the other is nicaragua, which also suffered severely in the assaults,m reagan's but reagan -- nicaragua was unlike the other countries in the region, it had a whole army to defend it. and the other countries, the army were the terrorists. nicaragua could to some extent defend the populations from reagan's terrorist forces. there are plenty of problems in nicaragua. but it has not been the source of refugee flow. what president trump is essentially saying is that we will destroy your countries, slaughter you, impose brutal regimes, but if you try to get out, you are not going to come here because america is full. amy: i wanted to continue on the situation in nicaragua. in a rare interview, the nicaraguan president recently rejected calls to step down from power amid mounting protests and civil unrest. this is president ortega on fox news monday. >> we were elected by the voters. electoralhave been periods. there are term limits. we will have our next election in 2021. and then we will have to see who will be voted in for the new administration. amy: that is president ortega. nicaragua's

que cuando yo aÚn vivÍa en nicaragua.a democracia con una alternancia que nos permite no vivir lo que viven ustedes. ahora tÚ como artista, como alguien nicaragÜense, exitoso a nivel mundial, tomaste la batuta, como dijimos hace un momento darle voz a quien no la tiene. hay algÚn tipo de represalia o rechazo por tomar esta acciÓn. >>> las redes sociales existen para bien o para mal. los que nos manifestamos en contra de la injusticia, tendrÁs adversarios y gente amenazando y diciendo un montÓn de cosas. como los jÓvenes son van rrar distas en amÉrica centra y el mundo. hay artistas que hacen mÚsica en contra de lo que estÁ sucediendo. >>> ha surgido un arte azul y blanco que antes no tenÍamos de parte de ustedes y la familia de ustedes, han surgido muchas canciones y arte. >>> >>> sÍ, hay mucho artista nuevo, por ejemplo que ha salido a comba tir a travÉs de lo que ellos hacen, su mÚsica y arte, toda la injusticia que se estÁ dando en nicaragua. el arte va a estar en la gran mayorÍa de los casos, de lado del oprimido del

al regresar,la represiÓn del gobierno en nicaragua deja muertos en la ciudad..eteorologÍa, advirtiÓ que vendrÁn más de las temperaturas que superan 100° san Ángel. en la zona del vallede coche la, las temperaturas podrÍan alcanzar hasta 122°. autoridades advirtieron que el calor extremopuede provocar grandes problemas de salud. el incendio conocido como cara, que arde en las afueras de california, se ha transformado a 3000 acres y estÁ contenido en 15%. los investigadores dicen que fue causado por la falla mecÁnica de un vehÍculo en la zona de recreaciÓnnacional. hastaho heridosni daÑos al edificio. hoy hubo mÁs muertes debido a la represiÓn en nicaragua,durante la toma de un barrio por parte nos cuentan lo que ocurriÓ en esta ocasiÓn. >> en las montaÑas de nicaragua, los pobladores vieron en las noticias la entrevista del gobernante, donde negaba que existieran paramilitares patrocinados por su gobierno. esta seÑora dice que viviÓla presencia de los para meditar es en su ciudad,,,, >> ellos nos tratan de terrorista.. >> ayer, fuerzas de choque entraron al barri

en nicaragua, tiffany rolas. univisiÓn. patricia: el opositor renunciÓ para ser su gurÚ.Ó a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter. la decisiÓn se produce luego de que la corte suprema de justici llamar al ex-presidente para que responda por acusacione de delitos graves entre los que se cuentan, manipulaciÓn de testigo soborno de fraude procesal. >> no me escucharon previamente, me siento impedido para ser senador. enviarÉ mi carta de renuncia para que mi defensa no interfiera con las tareas del senado. >> la corte toma la decisiÓn de indagar a uribe. al parecer tiene evidencias de que el ex mandatario.... el expresidente habrÍa acusado mediante testigos falsos >> creo que de acusador en este caso, ha terminado siendo el que aparece en esta investigaciÓn como el jefe real del cÁrtel de los falsos testigos. >> otros analistas aseguran que esta es una jugada maestra, para no responder ante la ley por sus presuntos crÍmenes. >>cuando renuncia al senado pierde su juego, ya no es la corte suprema la que lo investiga. mÁximo tribunal, sino que eso pasara a la fiscalÍa general de la nac

is in managua nicaragua thank you very much for that update mariana and as this unrest in the crisis deepens in nicaragua the organization of american states or us is meeting right now in washington d.c. to discuss the violence and try to find a solution to end it these are live pictures from washington d.c. where that oh yes meeting the organization of american states which nicaragua the united states and a number of latin american countries. that speak some more about this now to call in harding who is in latin america specialists and director of latin form which is a consultancy and information service online and. erica is by skype from manchester in the united kingdom thank you very much for speaking to us so we're seeing this oh yes meeting today in washington they've already had two emergency meetings on the situation in nicaragua what do you expect to come out of this latest one what sort of pressure can they apply to stop this violence well they can deplore what's going on like an issue or another appeal to president to take it to accede to demands for early elections and pol

let's stand with the people of nicaragua. thank you, mr. chairman. and i thank the speaker for the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. sires: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this measure, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. for the purpose of closing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sires: in response to ortega's brutal crackdown on human rights violations, h.res. 981 condemns the violence, the rsecution, the intimidated committed by the government of nicaragua. they have murdered, detained, tortured innocent people, peacefully standing up for their rights. stories of nicaraguan protesters being electrocuted and waterboarded by gangs aligned with the ortega regime continues to horror the international community. while the ortegas may have interference in their affairs, let us be clear, the united states condemns the violence, the persecution, the -- midation, and murders by to the peaceful protesters b

vamos directamente a nicaragua. que los obispos se calificaron como mediadores del diÁlogo al pedirle que adelante las elecciones para marzo del otro aÑo y no para el aÑo 2021. borja: sin duda la situaciÓn que viven los nicaragüenses estÁ ocupando las redes sociales.ensajes a la redacciÓn. vamos a hablar con tiffany roberts porque han convocado a esta marcha los jÓvenes de la coaliciÓn universitaria, estudiantes que hacen las demandas al gobierno y que han encarado a ortega. se estÁn movilizando por las redes y nos conectamos con tiffany roberts que estÁ con uno de los lÍderes estudiantiles en vivo. tiffany, buenas tardes. tiffany: hola borja y rolina. me encuentro con es uno de losÍ estÁ en el diálogo que estÁn hablando y estÁn programando una marcha. harley: hay una series de expresiones organizativas como la union universitaria. estamos convocando una marcha que comienza a las 2:00 p.m. que vienen desde los centros en donde se han manifestado desde que comenzÓ la lucha. tiffany: por quÉ ustedes siempre han estado

were concern for the people of nicaragua who are suffering a brutal crackdown. usaid has given rapid assistance to civil society groups and human rights organizations involved in peaceful protests. we remain flexible to respond as needs emerge. we have an operating spacing cuba who seek to look at their basic freedoms of speech and religion. one of our most pressing priorities is the outflow of venezuelans were fleeing their country in record numbers in search of food, medicine and healthcare. the healthiest families fled to neighboring countries. we partnered to provide humanitarian and development assistance to meet the urgent needs. while it will help with immediate needs, it can't address the root causes of instability. only lasting political reforms will provide sustainable solutions. to help the people maintain their voice, usaid looks at electoral oversight of the elected national assembly. in this discussion, i cannot overlook the rise of competing for an engagement. we recognize that some countries have different development models. we believe we offer

nicaragua founded attacks on the u.n. against impunity in guatemala, threatened the institution's ability to fight corruption and support the rule of law. most recently i was disturbed by the guatemalan government's decision to put seasick personnel at risk, removing a large portion of their security detail. president morales must immediately reverse his decision. and i must say, since i've been critical of the white house, this time i was pleased that the white house came out in strong support of csig just this week. i congratulate a recent victory in columbia. it is essential for implementing the peace policy and drug policies going after kingpins while not harming the environment. in argentina, i was glad to join mr. mccall and see they had improved since he took office. we authored the u.s. caribbean strategic engagement act which president obama signed into law in his last few days in office. last june the state department released a strategy mandated by our law. it is an ambitious and impressive strategy, but unfort

contra el gobierno de presidente de nicaragua, daniel ortega y por 16 horas policÍas y paramilitaresal menos dos jÓvenes murieron, pero hoy la mayorÍa regresa con los suyos. >> paraÍso de hacker, whatsapp es una de las aplicaciones mÁs populares del mundo y compartimos mucha informaciÓn personal, en nuestro segmento #le decimos cÓmo protegerse de los piratas cibernÉticos ♪ ♪ noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> muy buenas tardes desde moscÚ, gracias por estar con nosotros mÁs adelante tenemos todo lo que pasÓ hoy en la copa del mundo, aunque el gobierno de estados unidos anunciÓ el fin de las reunificaciones de menores de 5 aÑos con sus padres, todavÍa vemos escenas conmovedoras familias que despuÉs de semanas de angustia si abrazan de nuevo, pero la gran mayorÍa de los menores son mÁs de 2500 ahora el gobierno anunciÓ un plan de accion con el que busca cumplir con el nuevo plazo impuesto por un juez, marÍa paula tiene mÁs (lloran) >> las emociones se volvieron lÁgrimas para esta madre que volviÓ a ver a su pequeÑo de 3 aÑos despuÉs de 3 meses. >> es tu mamÁ. >> confundida porqu

muy cerca de la universidad autÓnoma de nicaragua. medicamentos no siempre son la mejor alternativa para curar algÚn tipo de dolencia. es por eso que acuden a la medicina alternativa. algunas de ellas se les conoce como reiki. veamos en quÉ consiste este tratamiento natural. >> energÍa que viene de lo supremo. >> esto es reiki, alexandra antes de mudarse de su natal argentina tenÍan terapias alternativas, holÍsticas. pero al llegar a estados unidos los cambios la afectaron. tambiÉn a su hija pequeÑa. >> llegÓ a tomar antibiótico 18 veces en 12 meses. la respuesta de los mÉdicos pero lo que mÁs le molestaba. >> le daban antibiÓticos por las dudas. >> allÍ supo que tenía que buscar una alternativa comenzÓ con la alimentaciÓn, pero faltaba el tema energÉtico. y decidiÓ prepararse para el reiki. >> nosotros tenemos canales energÉticos en nuestro cuerpo y a veces esos canales energÉticos por algÚn motivo se bloquean y la energÍa no fluye naturalmente. >> el reiki es el canal para transmitir la energÍa del universo. generalmente a travÉs de

you have venezuela and nicaragua, ecuador, some of these other areas. so, where do you see democracy in the area? can you tell me about that? >> thanks for the question. i think we see the hemisphere largely united behind the american democratic charter. we've been working the oas. i think we've seen a pretty significant amount of support in the oas to voice their opposition to undemocratic steps taken in countries like you've mentioned. you know, i think that we continue to do work to promote civil society, to engage with civil society and to enable, you know, opposition parties to have a voice. we have supported those people in nicaragua, calling for elections. we have acknowledged that. i think we're still working very diligently on this. but it's -- you know, these are countries that several have -- several members have already noted that are not -- they're not squeamish to use repression to stay in power. >> we have a bill that doesn't take them international financial institutions. why should we allow them to have loans from financial institution

blunden student demonstrators in nicaragua welcome to all but. we talking here about an outcry against a dictator or is it something else you know to thank you for having me on yes no it absolutely is an outcry against a dictator i'm on originated from venezuela and i have been on your show several times to discuss those dynamics what we're seeing here is very similar you're saying that there was a group that sort of couched itself in this left wing revolutionary you know rhetoric that had at one point some reason for being right there the green reform inequality corruption dictatorship at several one with us where we didn't have a dictatorship when the when these when chavez came in but what is happened is that these these guys the people have realized that what were these left wingers have now you know taken control of all the powers of state taken control of a lot of means. of production control of the media and they they want the repression to end this is what happens when people stay in power too long they become authoritarian and repressive

started to wind lng on this call of the whole nicaragua model into into into question as well but of course your argue has learnt to take has learnt from my daughter from from from venezuela that if you are prepared to kill as many people as it takes you can dig in and you can defy both domestic pressures and also foreign precious to you. to give way. you have said that he's interested in dialogue but in fact he the bishops who are supposed to be acting as mediators in the national dialogue he's accuse them of being both of the idea of having people mediating talks when the president one side regards them as trying to overthrow him it's obviously false the call is not going to happen then he said do you think that the catholic church has the potential to salvage a political settlement and no i mean and only because i don't think that a political settlement is really going to work here unfortunately i mean you'll forgive my ongoing skepticism i do think that in theory with a slightly different set of circumstances they could they are they are credible they have moral authority this is

then you go to nicaragua. you have the russians selling them $80 million worth of thanks and they're asking the people of nicaragua to contribute more to their social security. the signs are there. and i don't know what we do is basicallyive sult some of these people in central america which makes your job a lot harder when you want to talk about democracy and talk about investment. i mean, where do we go from here? we've got a new president of mexico. i don't know how we deal with the new president of mexico after all the insults that we have laid on mexican people. and before we know it, all these people are going to be in our backyard. you know, all these countries that are plotting as we sleep. so you know, i'm not all that blish on this area. i see more and more democracies going down in the future. venezuela, you have nicaragua, you have ecuador, some of these other areas. where do you see democracy in the area? can you tell me about that? >> thanks for the question. i think we see the hemisphere largely

i was in nicaragua with this union which is the authonomy nicaraguan university and where is all the headlines about all these students been attack and being killed while the people who are attacking them where had just like i saw before weapons of war would seize and acca forty seven's and other russian weapons and the students all they had were slings and stones and that's all they had to defend themselves and making notes an improvised firework that they used to to sort of make no use against them all i can say is that i make an appeal to the to the european union to the german government to the ocean government to the european countries you know to speak up i mean that is the united states is using human nice woman a ski act to to impose it or to punish some of the people we hope that they will put that will apply that to daniel ortega what i feel at the moment is that the the the. there is this slaughter against the people every day slaughter against innocent people who are unarmed we cannot allow that to happen why we allow that to happen why is the international community why

blunden student demonstrators in nicaragua welcome to all but. we talking here about an outcry against a dictator or is it something else you know to thank you for having me on yes no it absolutely is an outcry against a dictator i'm on the original from venezuela and i have been on your show several times to discuss those dynamics what we're seeing here is very similar you're saying that there was a group that sort of couched itself in this left wing revolutionary you know rhetoric that had at one point some reason for being right there the green reform inequality corruption dictatorship it's at a woman as well we didn't have a dictatorship when the when these when chavez came in but what is happened is that these these guys the people have realized that what were these left wingers have now you know taken control of all the powers of state taken control of a lot of means. of production control of the media and they they want the repression to end this is what happens when people stay in power too long they become authoritarian and repressive an

scores of doctors and other medical personnel of a public hospital in nicaragua second largest city have been silent say was no television for supporting and treating opponents of the government in the past three months of civil unrest according to nicaragua's association of human rights at least four hundred forty eight people have been killed and thousands more injured the sea and human reports from male. students doctors and residents like during your protest against the government outside of the university hospital of nicaragua's second largest city but have me oh i am will you take care of me now i have cancer and that just by the only oncologists. at least thirty five doctors nurses laboratory workers and even cleaners received this letter friday morning four lines saying only that they've been dismissed. for taking part in the peaceful marches in support of the social groups and students against the massacre carried out. during three months of civil unrest doctors and nurses helped medical students tend to thousands of people wounded during clashes with police and paramilitary gro

. >> nicaragua no lo consiguiÓ pero ahora la copa a su misiÓn de tener una ♪ ♪ ¿quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn?ardes gracias por acompaÑarnos, en este dÍa de independencia que por cierto lo felicito quÉ les parece celebrarlo registrÁndose para votar. >> hablando de elecciones han pasado 3 dÍas que ya han aparecidos denuncias de fraude, electoral, candidatos y lÍderes de morena y puebla acusaron a seguidores del pan de haber manipulado en su contra, llevÓ a un enfrentamiento con varios heridos cuÉntanos cÓmo estÁn las cosas en puebla, javier. >> asÍ es felicidad, mientras la elecciÓn federal y gran parte de las seleccioness en los estados transcurrieron en total normalidad lo que ocurre en puebla es un capÍtulo aparte la jornada del domingo estuvo marcada por varios incidentes incluso violentos y el robo a punta de pistola de 70 paquetes con boletas electorales, lo que estÁ en juego en puebla es la gobernatura y los datos preliminares dan una competencia cerrada entre miguel el candidato de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador y marca erika alonso, esposa del exgobernador de puebla moreno en las Últimas

city of messiah which is about fifteen kilometers south of nicaragua's capital managua this comes on to the united nations accuse nicaraguan authorities of serious wide violations including the possible in forces to pierre and says of two activists the un he human human rights office has sent a team of monitors to nicaragua to investigate the violence which has killed around two hundred seventy people since april and i want to show you now this week from an archbishop from the catholic church in one nimble in the city of my afa. in a tweet he says he calls for the violence that has exhilarated bishop of the archdiocese of managua and he tweeted the attack they attack more nimble the bullets are reaching the mary magdalen parish where the priest is shot that made daniel ortega stop the massacre i beg the people of moneyball save their lives let's bring in mariana sanchez who is live in managua marianna what do you know about what's happening right now in my asa. oh apologies we seem to have lost our connection to a. correspondent there in nicaragua capital manado is going to bring us

la crisis de nicaragua empeora.siÓn contra el pueblo. los senadoresbill nelson y marco rubio presentaron una ley bipartidista para abordar la crisis en el paÍs centro americano. tiffany: las calles amanecieron despejadas para el trÁfico de vehÍculos. las fuerzas de choque que ocupaban la ciudad continuaban levantando bloques para liberar las calles de los golpistas que intentan derrocar al rÉgimen de daniel ortega. debajo de la calma que se percibe en las calles, hombres armados mantienen constante vigilanciay una bandera roja y negra del partido ocupa la plaza principal. >> anduvieron los paramilitares ahÍ cerca de las casas luego de siete horas de repeler a los paramilitares, los opositores al gobierno se quedaron sin municiones y se vieron obligados a retirarse hacia pueblos aledaÑos. algunos nos han dicho que estÁn escondidos y que temen por sus vidas. de se estima que unos 300 jÓvenes estÁn buscando lugares seguros donde esconderse. >> desde ayer se llevaron a mi hermana mis sobrinos y mi cuÑado andan prÓfugos,

wilfredo: es lima de tensiÓn que se vive en nicaragua ha ido aumentando. ninguna protecciÓn de chaleco antibalas y me ha tocado quedar atrapado en las balaceras que se arman cuando la fuerza represiva de luviano de daniel ortega reprime las machas con mucha violencia. borja: precisamente hablamos de eso. yo creo que lo importante para un periodista es estar protegido para poder contar lo que estÁ sucediendo allÍ. por quÉ no tienes acceso a ningÚn tipo de protecciÓn? por quÉ estas fuerzas partidistas del gobierno no estÁn ayudando a que la prensa haga su trabajo? wilfredo: en principio, porque tener un chaleco antibalas en nicaragua es muy difÍcil. hay muchas leyes que lo prohÍben y lo consideran como un arma de fuego. y en segun gar, tu pregunta de por quÉ el gobierno de ortega no garantiza el trabajo de los periodistas. es porque el gobierno esa lÓgico a la presente poniente. en la prensa independiente que esta cuestionando sus desmanes. y es mÁs, hoy desde hace 84 dÍas de protesta, que estÁ asesinando a la gente. carolina: alfredo, me imagino que durante

nicaragua is in turmoil protesters battle police in the streets people are dying. and even places of worship don't offer any sanctuary. three months into the unrest there appears to be no end in sight protesters want the president to quit. do nothing i'm not afraid i'm dreaming of freedom for nicaragua and ortega should go. until they're not going to be your lot of to go hasn't changed a bit he tech the church back in the eighty's he systematically persecuted them then and now but a few on the weekend people peacefully protested against ortega and for the catholic church church leaders have been under fire because they've been trying to mediate between the government and opposition groups that has made them the target of attacks suspected government supporters have branded them terrorists. the church will always stand for dialogue and try to solve problems using words. we are for a reason not to violence. how did it all come to this at the end of april president otay got announced he was making big cuts to nicaraguans pensions this unleashed a wave of protests the

nearly 500 have been occupying nicaragua's oldest university since early may. a life and death struggle as a nation plunges deeper into violence. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> back here in the united states, as the government works to reunite migrant children with their parents, our tammy litner spent several days embedded with border patrol agents. it seems at least in one area the administration's zero tolerance policy is not having its intended effect. >> reporter: officer jose is on the front lines of the immigration crisis. while border apprehensions are down from the 1.6 million peak in 20. this officer from the border town in texas says he's seen a spike since the trump administration started zero tolerance. and you guys are seeing an increase, a decrease? people coming? >> increase. >> reporter: one of the families that crossed the rio grande, anita and her son henry. they were separated for more than a month once they entered the u.s. reunited last night. >> translator: it was like a dream that became a reality. >> reporter: henry turned 6 while in go

en nicaragua, los muertos siguen aumentando. paramilitares y estados unidos anunciÓ nuevas sanciones contra el gobierno de daniel ortega. siete expresidentes de costa rica enviaron una carta pidiendo la intervenciÓn de las naciones unidas. >> campesinos que llevaban a cabo una barricada fueron atacados por fuerzas del gobierno y segÚn los lÍderes de la comunidad todavÍa estÁn intentando recaudar informaciÓn sobre muertos y heridos. >> fue una emboscada. reporteros. la semana pasada fue arrestado de los campesinos, donde diferentes sectores con la mediaciÓn del iglesia wood una salida a esta crisis. >> su arresto es una persecuciÓn polÍtica, a Él o incriminar en un acto violento, un acto de asesinato. eso lo cometiÓ la misma policÍa. reportera: se recrudeciÓ la violencia de la policÍa y los militares. >> que el mundo se de cuenta que nosotras las madres estamos sufriendo en este paÍs. ellos hacen lo que quieren con nosotros y con nuestros hijos. >> las fuerzas policiales prÁctica lo que aquÍ llaman "operaciÓn limpieza", quitar la

se agudiza la crisis en nicaragua.esidente convocaron a una marcha de apoyo en lo que anuncia que no llamarÁ a elecciones anticipadas mientras la oposiciÓn prepara nuevas protestas. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, fin de semana, con fÉlix y arantxa. arantxa: buenas noches y bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. todos atrapados desde hace un par de semanas en una cueva inundada en tailandia es inminente. han ordenado a la prensa desalojar la entrada mientras docenas de buzos se preparan para la misiÓn. pueblo desde tailandia nos tiene los Últimos detalles de este caso que mantiene en vilo a la comunidad internacional. pablo: la orden de despejar el ingreso al parque natural hace presuponer a la prensa que el operativo de rescate es inminente. nadie sabe si es cuestiÓn de minutos, horas o dÍas. " desviamos la distribuciÓn del agua desde donde creemos que entrarÁ a la cueva", explicÓ el ingeniero. en la cercanÍa de este lugar un grupo de monjes budistas reza.no podemos sacar a los niÑos porque el nivel del agua dond

ortega says he is only trying to secure atable nicaragua. and he is refusing to accept the protestors' dema, to move up the next election. >> ( translated ): to move up the elections would cr instability, insecurity, and make things worse. >> schifrin: ortega's hardcore supporters defend him as the original and reliable revolutionary. last week, they marked the 39th anniversary of the sandinista revolution. ortega denounced the proteors using the language of religion. >> ( translated ): as christians we are obliged to tell the truth, and ask the bishops to rectify for love of god and don't support this satanic, murderous sect of plotters. >> schifrin: but ortega is fast becomingternational pariah. in addition to today's white house sanctions, a bipartisan senate bill would target ortega and other nicaraguan govnment officials. and the organization of american states has condemned his government's human rights abuses, especially on church leaders.f >>u hear consistently in every one of those forums that people dis on human rights, people want

thousands took to the streets of nicaragua yesterday denouncing daniel ortega. rubio criticized him for undermining democracy. he said it could trigger a migratory crisis. >>> "the san diego union tribune" says hall of fame jockey victor espinoza suffered a fractured neck when the horse he was riding collapsed and died during a training run. officials at del mar's racetrack says a 4-year-old coat named bobby abu dhabi suffered an apparent heart attack during a morning workout. they expect espinoza to make a full recovery. >>> a transgender actor will play the first trance hero. nicole mason will play the character known as dreamer. she is known for her battle against a school district over her right to use the girls' bathroom. it describes a soulful transgender woman with a fierce drive to protect others. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on the death of restaurant critic jonathan gold. in 2007 he became the first restaurant critic to win the pulitzer prize for criticism. his reviews focused on hole-in-the-wall joints, street foods, mom and pops, and ethnic re

a chilling account of police violence in nicaragua hundreds have been killed in months of anti-government protests. mass demonstrations are planned for donald trump's visit while back home there are calls for him to cancel next week's meeting with russia's president. out to dry out the occupied west bank swanson lucrative tobacco industry is no longer a money spinner for palestinians. as president doesn't work he says history is being made during his first visit to neighboring ethiopia in more than two decades it's the latest step towards reconciliation and peace between the longtime rivals last weekend the leaders signed a pact to restore diplomatic and trade ties ending a twenty year military standoff. well a two year war between ethiopia and eritrea killed about seventy thousand people and displaced tens of thousands it began in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight near the border town of bought me a disputed area on the ethiopians control the two sides force along their one thousand kilometer boundary it ended in december two thousand with the signing of the algiers agreement a bord

he has ruled nicaragua for 22 of the last 40 years.uel bojorquez is the only network correspondent tonight in nicaragua. >> reporter: this is the latest anti-government march. it is packed here. it has shut down one of the main thoroughfares of the capital city, managua. you can see all the people gathered here. many of them have covered their faces out of fear that they will be targeted for being part of this protest. but being here is a risk they are willing to take. this masked young man has been protesting for months now. >> reporter: how long does this go? ( translated ): until he's gone. take a look at this sign right here, it says: "nicaragua needs a president. i am armed, but only with strength and courage." the ortega regime accuses the protesters of inciting violence that has taken the lives of national police, who claim they were simply trying to restore the peace. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: it's believed paramilitary forces loyal to ortega fired into a catholic church earlier this month, as 100 university students sought shel

nicaragua rejects the report it was rushed prejudiced and lacks objectivity it requires a professional attitude to report the truth about what's going on. the government says the protests aimed to topple president there. here as we get i was national university students and other government opponents have been entrenched for more than one month the government accuses them of being subversive a threat to peace. but the opposition accuses police and pro-government paramilitary forces are firing live rounds at protesters this week has seen some of the worst violence since the protests erupted nearly three months ago. i was long time preceded the has rejected post to hold early elections the opposition is just as determined but many here fear what's to come. with more teenagers like alex and they're likely to be caught in the crossfire of the country's political crisis . just menow when you get out. there are reports of an agreement between syrian government forces and rebels and a city in the syrian state news agency says the rebels will hand over their weapons people who are trapped will

en managua, nicaragua, tiffany roberts. de menores separados de su familia luego de cruzar la frontera. este es un caso muy especial porque el menor fue entregado a su abuela a la que no conocÍa. claudia useda tiene los momentos. >> amor mÍo. >> abuela. claudia: otro encuentro en aeropuerto, pero esta historia es diferente. aquÍ no hay madre o padre. abuela y nieto se ven en persona por primera vez. cÓmo se siente? >>emocionada. feliz . nunca... nunca esperÉ que llegar este dÍa. claudia: no hay padre ni madre porque su madre fue asesinada en honduras hace dos aÑos y el padre de este menor de 11 aÑos, lo deportaron. >> estoy triste porque querÍa estar con Él también y lo mandaron para mi paÍs. claudia: padre e hijo vÍa viajaron con la caravana de migrantes arriba del tren "la bestia". pidieron asilo en san isidro, california. josÉ nos cuenta que firmÓ papel que no entendÍa. >> entre en la garita de san isidro y ahÍ me piro los papeles mÍos y de mi hijo, en ese momento a mÍ me apartaron de Él y no me dieron explicaciÓn. claud

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burying the victims of nicaragua's church siege as the u.n. calls on the government to stop using lethal force. and later in sports we'll hear from underneath cabot as she adjusts to life as wimbledon champion. former u.s. president barack obama has paid tribute to nelson mandela's vision for democracy and social inclusion during a special event marking one hundred years since the anti-apartheid leader's birth mark obama spoke of the universal appeal of mandela's message and urged people around the world to respect human rights it's his most high profile speech since leaving office through a sacrifice and i'm wavering a leadership. and perhaps most of all through his moral example. mandela. and the movement he led would come to signify something larger he came to embody the universal aspirations of this possessed people all around the world the hopes for a better life the possibility of a more transformation in the conduct of human affairs wednesday ceremony paid tribute to the man many believed healed south africa when nelson mandela became p

borja: nicaragua cumple 100 dÍas de violentas protestas.e univisiÓn. carolina: ahora sÍ tenemos imÁgenes en vivo desde nuestra sala de control. hoy es dÍa de intern, y vemos a nuestros pasantes, los chicos de la generaciÓn z que serÁn los futuros conductores de ediciÓn digital. ya estamos envejeciendo. borja: es el presente, chicos con muchÍsimas ganas de aprender. muchas gracias por estar aquÍ en univisiÓn noticias, sois muy importantes, chicos . carolina: compartan la fotografÍa si eres interno en univisiÓn digital. pero te cuento, el nÚmero del dÍa es 100 y es que tristemente hoy se cumplen 100 dÍas de las fuertes manifestaciones en nicaragua. los denominados o del gobierno de ortega. los auto convocados reÚnen mucha gente. borja: nos conectaremos con un estudiante, jonathan que ha vivido en carne propia todos estos 100 dÍas. despuÉs de 100 dÍas vales la pena que vale la lucha? >> efectivamente. empecÉ muy alto. hemos tenido que pagar y ver morir muchos compaÑeros y hermanos pero creo que cada vez estamos mÁs cerca de lograr de que este

. >> (disparos) >>> represiÓn brutal en nicaragua, fuerza policiales y civiles lanzan un feroz bombard, la aplastan las masivas. >> noticiass telemundo habla en exclusiva con un estudiante por el rÉgimen de daniel ortega. >> el costa de un mal matrimonio. >> las parejas con conflictos tienen peor salud. >> un estudio de las universidades de nevada y michigan aseguran una relaciÓn complicada a lo largo de los aÑos, apetito y baja en defensas >> el sombrero charro de pogba, 2 hermanos de yucatÁn son responsables que celebrara la copa del mundo al estilo mexicano, marÍa fernando y nos cuentan cÓmo intercambiaron el sombrero por una camiseta de los campeones. la tormenta polÍtica que provocÓ la reunion del presidente trump con el presidente putin dejÓ una lluvias de crÍticas co como se recuerd recuerdan, perrito de putin, mucho mÁs fue lo que le llamaron al presidente trump incluso dentro de su propio partido y quizÁs para arreglar los platos rotos hoy trump dijo justo lo contrario de lo que dijo ayer, escuchen ustedes. >>> ahora lo que no estÁ claro por quÉ trump dijo ayer una cosa y hoy

eso es lo que nos hace distintos. >>> recrudece el crimen en nicaragua, lÍderes opositores convocaron contra el rÉgimen de daniel ortega mÁs de 300 muertos y decenas de desaparecidos roxane lo Último desde managua. >> van a disparar. >> estÁn disparando seÑores >>> el terror en las calles de nicaragua. al norte del paÍs. >> viviÓ horas. >> entre militares armados y manifestantes. >> pobladores escondidos en este video se observa como uniformados llevan esposado algunos detenidos algunos de ellos al parecer heridos. >> estamos en alerta roja el grupo de nosotros porque hemos recibido amenazas. >> afuera del municipio. >> en las barricadas estÁn disparando hacia supuestamente efectivos que. >> las campanas sonaron ante que reporte de hacia la zona, este fue el refugio un reportero narra el ataque. >> estamos refugiados hay gente que iba pasando. estÁn disparando. >> hay francotiradores en los cerros hay de todo tipo (disparos). >>> esos son los disparos >>> en la universidad las agresiones amenazas y terceirot no se detienen 2 lÍderes aseguran no estÁn supuestos a rendirse. >> no vamos

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another protest in nicaragua. scenes like these are now common here.sk. state police look on and beside them, other unidentified forces with covered faces. 280 people have been killed since demonstrations began in april, and there are claims of kidnappings and detentions. now the united nations has called for an end to the violence. the violence that has to date left an estimated 280 people dead and 1,830 injured has been overwhelmingly perpetrated by the state and by pro—government armed elements. and those killed also include at least 19 police officers. police, armed elements and other violent groups have carried out so—called clean—out operations in different parts of the country, forcibly removing barricades erected by demonstrators and local communities. at least 12 people were killed over the weekend. these were some of the first demonstrations in april against cuts to public spending. calls for president daniel 0rtega to step down have now become widespread. the latest hotspot this year, 30 kilometres south of the capital managua, in masaya, no