de lo contrario, nicaragua podrÍa ser expulsada de la oea. pudo reencontrarse con Él después de 48 aÑos. lidia gonzÁlez nos trae esta conmovedora historia con un final feliz. >> con el abrazo mÁs fuerte del mundo, asÍ se recibieron en este encuentro padre e hija despuÉs de haber estado por 48 aÑos separados, hasta que al fin empleen recibiÓ esa llamada que tanto esperaba, que dijera, encontramos a tu papÁ, encontramos a jaime ramos. >> anoche no pude dormir de la ansiedad esperando este momento. >> me puedo morir que la mitad del corazÓn llegó. me falta un tanto del corazÓn. >> ahora van al ponerse al dÍa por el tiempo que no se vieron y hablar sobre sus vidas y de los pies miente 500 y una bisnieta que tiene josÉ por allÁ en tampa, florida y es donde reside actualmente evelyn. >> lo encontrÉ y le doy gracias a mi papito dios que me reuniÓ con mi papÁ. vamos a hacer memoria de aquÍ en adelante. este serÍa mi lugar de viajar. >> para mÍ es una gran alegría en todo momento, porque yo tuve esperando este momento. >> evelyn estuvo buscando a su p

persona no pierde la esperanza de volver a su ciudad el programa le ayudado a comprender cosas que en nicaragualia >> este programa les provee comida ropa y educación gratuita entrena su rutina de baile artes marcialespoestudiar salir adelante en una carrera mario hernández sueña con ser dentista, dice quelogrará su meta por este proyecto >> ya regreso con ustedes gracias sandra puerto rico ya se prepara la transición de gobierno, el por qué se publicará una imagen donde se gobierna la secretaria de gobierno con el donde entregará su cargo el 2 de agosto >> la secretaria de justicia se ha comportado como la abogada de este cargo que soy yo no como la secretaria de puerto rico >> la alcaldesa dice que las investigaciones tiene que continuar y tratar entredicho lo que dice wanda vásquez >> nombres de las víctimas, no sea han olvidado ya le extendemos el reporte completo >> tráfico no hay parqueadero si no hay gente caminando por el desastre que está acá afuera >> tendrán que abandonar los negocios luego que una constructora les levantara y les ahuyentar a su clientela >> ( información en pantalla

. >> breaking news tonight officials in nicaragua w lou: officials in nicaragua have arrested four menrrorists entering nicaragua illegally from costa rica. the united states warning that the terrorists had plans to enter the united states. all four have been deported back to costa rica. and in congress, house minority leader kevin mccarthy finally speaking up about radical dimms aligned with cartels. he says they are protecting child and sex trafficking. and targeting the legislation that prevents health and human services from sharing information from the cartels that smuggle children across that border. the senate overwhelmingly passed a version of the immigration bill, rejecting the house version. both bills, however, do nothing to address reforming asylum and illegal immigration law loopholes. president trump slammed the radical dimms and their failure to try to fiction the border crisis. >> the democrats refuse to change the loopholes. they refuse to change the asylum. in onet hour we could have it done. they want open borders, and open borderers mean crime. >> they are trying to

than 6 years after a 1000000000 as promised what's happened to nicaragua's the panama canal stay with us. we've got more flooding on the cards to southern parts of china over the next couple of days what's a cloud pushing up towards hong kong and with this huge swirling mass that is a tropical depression fading a lot of heavy rain to the eastern side of the storm there 150 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours and that wetter weather with this system is a weakening system not concerned about the winds but it's going to throw a lot of heavy rain across hong kong for one don't parents province i'm going to say that gradually make its way into high and then very heavy rain across a good part of southern china widespread flooding certainly on the costs that we want to watch out for because we have same watch spread flooding into parts of india recently the latest batch of heaviest rain is across the northeast of the country but it stays very disturbed across the western gas as well some more big downpours coming in here if anything that wetter weather just pushing a little further nort

. >>> este emigrante dice que huÓo de nicaragua por persecuciÓn polÍtica y si se aventuran buscando seguridada considerÓ buscar asilo en mÉx o mÉxico. >>> a mÍ me secuestraron cinco dÍas. >>> segÚn el departamento de seguridad interna, mientras el congreso toma acciÓn para hacer mÁs estrictas las leyes. esta medida ayudarÁ a reservar el asilo para los que tienen persiguen alejarse de la violencia y no los que busquen una mejora econÓmica. >>> cumplir con el nuevo reglamento exigirÍa no pasar por un tercer paÍs. >>> debimos habernos venido en aviÓn y ahÍ el problema es mÁs grande que haber conseguido dinero por el pasaje. >>> si usted busca una visa no se la dan, por eso es una medida que bÁsicamente es un castigo para los pobres. >>> por su parte la senadora por california kamala, repudio esto y dijo que esto es cruel. estados unidos tiene una responsabilidad moral de recibir a todos los que huyen de la violencia. >>> h/hablan en ingles. . >>> tras dÍas de incertidumbre el presidente indicÓ que las redadas migratorias contra un grupo especÍfico, fueron un É Éxito. >>> el mandatario dice que m

y su hijo es deportado a nicaragua.cio en entrega de paqueterÍa y daba m ploe a 5 personas. aunque es pequeÑo su esposa dice que lo va a extraÑar. le incanta estar al lado. serÁ puesto en un centro de detenciÓn el futuro estÁ en manos del departamento de migraciÓn. vamos a ver imÁgenes en vivo. y estÁ realizando en puerto rico o. donde se ven cientos y miles de personas que salen este quinto dÍa de protestas en contra del gobernador ricardo rossellÓ. una man fes taft y no solo participan puertorriqueÑos. estÁn decepcionadas de la labor de rossellÓ y de parte de es equipo de trabajo que muchos de ellos han sido tachados de corruptos. >>> piden renuncia vamos a estar siguiendo de cerca esta marcha. y inmi dprantss centroamericanos no desisten. >>> este complejo de a parto mentes es hogar temporal >>> bajo tech gracias a dios. huyÓ de su natal honduras por amenazas de pandillas. >>> nos fuimos. luego de estar en un centro de detenciÓn recibio. y provee vivienda, comida y clases de inglÉs y ayuda medica para migrantes que h

in nicaragua it's the 40th anniversary of the triumph of the revolution that toppled the stones is the most up in the capital supporters of the governing party until the main square to celebrate but the nicaraguans the party and present daniel ortega for trade the ideals of the revolution they fought in the whole of his ball. at the moment when they could i was send them east the rebels finally triumph entering the capital my now we're after toppling a dictator. and the same day 40 years later they're back to celebrate it in troubled times now the sandinistas seen by many is the repressive ruling power president and former rebel daniel ortega called for a divided nation to come together. i mean what's the road to be able to work study have health care have highways to get people out of extreme poverty what's the fundamental condition peace people need peace to work and live. for those not with him it brings hollow mollen child with the sandinistas that she feels will take a betrayed the revolutionary cause long ago. under a day that they keep mentioning peace but this concept of peace

centroamérica mostrando su cultura y raíces esto con el objetivo de alejar a los jóvenes de las pandillas en nicaraguaizaciones están en proceso de traer a más nicaragüenses, para que por medio de su programa tenga la oportunidad de mejorar su vida >> vamos con otra información >> continuamos apoyando a nuestras escuelas, jugo y pizza gratis y hace su contribución >> realmente lo que te incentiva es poder ayudar a estos jóvenes para que usted entienda más de cómo parte esta ayuda a los estudiantes de estaría >> vemos cómo impacte esta mochila con útiles escolares para los niños >> están muy agradecidos por la donación >> quitándoles poco de estrés deja ayuda durante el año escolar >> en tu escuela has visto la cara de felicidad de los niños >> pero para las familias también >> está muy agradecido llenos de vida están >> hasta as y la meta son 41,00 usted todavía puede donar, si no puede venir aquí estamos hasta las 7:00 de la noche en el monte ave mío o puede escribir >> ( información en pantalla) >> para que aporte su granito de arena estamos hablando de 350,000 estudiantes que necesitan >> para noti

que guatemala se convierte en un receptor de solicitante de asilo de otros países incluye salvador nicaraguaos >> (♪ música ) >> es viernes, y nos acompaña patricia abogada experta en temas de inmigración >> vamos algunas preguntas, hablábamos hoy el presidente anunció que se tomó un acuerdo >> a quien le afecta esta decisión de guatemala en convertirse en tercer país >> lamentablemente afecta las personas más vulnerables mujeres y niños que viajan desde muy lejos desde honduras y salvador para pedir asilo a estados unidos ahora tiene que permanecer en guatemala y pedir esa protección ahí no se sabe si el país de guatemala va a poder ayudar con los protocolos y las maneras de proteger a esta comunidad lo importante es que hay que ver el resultado y también ver que lo que hace guatemala, sabemos que tristemente es un país que tiene crímenes y gol para exponer a estas personas a más peligro >> ahora vamos a pasar con otra pregunta tiene que ver con el tema de inmigración >> daniel aranda, dice que su esposa fue deportada por 10 meses >> recibieron la carta de respuesta, el señor daniel quiere

. >>> este emigrante dice que huÓo de nicaragua por persecuciÓn polÍtica y si se aventuran buscando seguridadreservar el asilo para los que tienen persiguen alejarse de la violencia y no los que busquen una mejora econÓmica. >>>

that means people coming from honduras and nicaragua as third-party country that's where they have tosylum. they can come to our country and ask for asylum. some will try to get around it obviously that this will stop them in guatemala and that's where most of our people are coming from including guatemala from central america. that's where most of the people are coming so this now means they are from honduras or nicaragua or anywhere south we can send them right to guatemala. obviously the president carved out a very lucrative deal in my view with the guatemalan government where they have 60% of the people in poverty and honduras 65% poverty so i'm sure they put this deal together. you have that to the threat of tariffs on mexico since they pulled the terrace back in mexico put 6000 troops on their southern border with guatemala on the northern border are rare pretensions up and down about 25% in may and june. so this significant development just today added to the mexico help we may see a dramatic reduction in and if that happens i think he's going to win next turn away but he will

made up of some who were gangs or orphaned in nicaragua. it gives the boys clothes, food, clothing.place to call home. >> what we're trying to do is put a human face on the crisis in nicaragua. it's not about communism. it's not about socialism. it's not about capitalism. basically, young kids like this are being killed. because they're standing up to the government. and they're protesting and saying, we don't want you in power. >> the group has been traveling around the country and asia. and has already been to minnesota and new york. >>> all right. taking a look at the markets here on this thursday afternoon, right before the closing bell. you can see here, the dow jones in negative territory, right out of the gates. currently down 120 points. s&p500. nasdaq having a bad day, down nearly 1%. >>> with less than a year to go to opening, we're getting a look at san francisco's subway project. >> today at 4:00, christian caston takes us through -- christien kafton takes us through the $1.4 billion. >>> the san francisco arts commission has narrowed it down to three proposals to honor

islamic state terrorist entering nicaragua illegally and united states warning that the terrorist hadns to enter the united states all for have been deported back to costa rica and in congress house minority leader kevin mccarthy finally speaking up about about dems with cartels saying they are protecting cartel child and sex trafficking. specifically target aing the dems house immigration legislation that prevents dhs and health and human services from sharing information about the cartels that smuggle children across that border. the republican led senate overwhelmingly passed a version of the 4.6 billion immigration bill rejecting house version both bills, however, do nothing to address reforming illegal io asylum loophole and failure to try to fix the border crisis. democrat refuse to change loopholes they refuse to change the asylum in one hour we could have it done. they want to have open borders and open borders mean crime. >> they are trying to do just that. no matter the drama that you're witnessing right now in washington whether in the house or the senate, it's all about de

. >> siempre muy pendientes de lo que sucede hoy en puerto rico, nicaragua, venezuela, albergues y centrosche. dentro de las presentaciones fueron las de silvestre de angÓn con el tema el santo la canciÓn mÁs pegajosa se la llevÓ. carolina: agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. seguramente la pasÓ muy bien. se habló mucho de polÍtica. borja: yo realmente viendo estos momentos es cuando me estoy enterando de la premiaciÓn porque cuando uno trabaja de estos premios estÁs tan concentrado en tus partes y en que te toquÉ poder salir a la escena que muchas veces te pierdes un montÓn del contenido no te muevas... quedate con nosotros... ya regresamos... carolina: seguimos en la ediciÓn digital. a punto de ser atropellado por un tren un hombre fue arrastrado por el agua que inundaba una estaciÓn del metro nueva york. en este vÍdeo se ve cÓmo el seÑor lucha por sostenerse hundido hasta la cintura en la corriente. intenso aguacero habÍa provocado la inundaciÓn, por fortuna fue solamente un susto. borja: nadie quiere el asiento del medio cuando vamos en un aviÓn. carolina: es lo peor. borja: cuando te sie

it's made up of boys, some as young as 9, who were in gangs or orphaned in nicaragua.lothing, school, and a safe place to call home. >> what we're trying to do is we're trying to put a human face on the crisis in nicaragua. it's not about communism. it's not about socialism. it's not about capitalism. basically young kids like this are being killed because they're standing up to the government and they're protesting and they're saying we don't want you in power. >> the group has been traveling around the u.s. and asia and already been to minnesota and new york. >>> dryers flagship ice cream shop is set to close its doors. right next to the company's headquarters on college avenue. it's been there for 20 years. but a sign on the shop window is thanking customers for their support over the years and says a new tenant will be announced soon. >>> a special screening for inmates today at san quentin. coming up, the film showcasing the prison's influence on country music. >>> then, mother nature's fury. the damage caused by a tornado on cape cod. >>> chief meteorologist bill

i'm from nicaragua. you know, one of the little mexicos in central america.here's a direct correlation between racism and being an imbecile and ignorant about world geography. including from where they came from. and let's not forget -- look, i don't like to talk about kellyanne because like frank i've known her from before and i don't recognize her. i don't recognize her and i don't recognize anybody i see on tv. when i see marco rubio clapping, you know, for donald trump, i don't know who the hell he is. when you i see ted cruz, i don't know who the hell he is. when i see lindsey graham, i think it's been the invasion of the body snatchers. i don't know where lindsey graham has gone and who this guy is pretending to be lindsey graham. when i see mitch mcconnell, married to a woman who was born in taiwan and who i know has been the target of racist attacks pretending that this racist attack is not racist, i don't know who these people are. they are bending themselves into pretzels and pretending that racism isn't racism because they don't want to look in the

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they were backing up right wing military juntas funding and arming death squads like the contras in nicaragua or battalion $316.00 and under us and there were these spate of assassinations across the globe. individuals operating in the shadows they never having their names called able to leverage the power of the military and the foreign policy apparatus for their own personal pick junie ery in . our war on terror. begins with al qaida. but it does not. thank you this is raising war on terror is irrational it's like saying. a war on all war on violence a war that it's nonsense you skipping into this possibility of confidential war. our your little kid reassuring us and we kept believing him because you don't want to think you know a prime minister is deceiving you in the route to a war one is nothing more serious. when the serious fraud office launched its investigation into all the crimes that we were covering it turned out that many of these arms deals have been forced through by tony blair personally he said 30 k. saddam salesman when ever there was a dispute ever in government he always f

through and of course the wind comes over gets to higher ground the high ground off places like jurors nicaragua right across to rica where there were plenty right the next day. on counting the cost this week south africa's debt laden companies need a bailout before they cripple the economy we'll take a look at taylor swift with big business over who owns her music plus we find out why radio and kurds are looking for work in both of the. counts of the cost on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome i'm giving up paula and you're watching the news hour live from doha and it's good to have your company coming up in the next 60 minutes. fury in saddam after the investigation finds only a handful of military officers responsible for a deadly crackdown on protesters. strikes on syria province killing least 13 civilians just a day after the u.n. warns of war crimes in the last rebel strongholds. more than a 1000 demonstrators arrested in moscow as opposition candidates are excluded from local elections. and hong kong police fired tear gas. pepper spray on thousands of people who defied a ban

. >> ocurriÓ en la zona de la mezquita hondureÑa en la frontera con nicaragua donde otro barco se hundiÓillas con programas sociales, angie nos cuenta cÓmo comenzÓ este plan y como responde la comunidad. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> mÁs de 5.000 policÍas y milit militares fueron desplazo atds en 17 de los municipios mÁs peligrosos de el salvador hace dos semanas. estos son los refuerzos de la fase dos, maquinaria pesada y personal especializado para arreglar calles y escuelas, la cual ha sido denominada oportunidades. >> la respuesta de los habitantes de sectores populares como la gloria en la capital fue superar el miedo a la delincuencia y salieron a hacer peticiones a las autoridades. >> nosotros estamos aquÍ completamente abierta, es la propuesta de este nuevo gobierno a estas comunidades plagados de pandillas. >> es un mensaje directo. >> el presidente ha comenzado firme les dijo a los pandilleros que solo les espera la muerte o la cÁrcel. >> vamos a entrar con todo lo necesario para competirle los jÓvenes a las pandillas, vamos a entrar con graffiti, break dance, rap. >> el otro flanco se l

coming through we want to see more especially across the western side of the rate and down towards nicaragua costa rica or maybe it's a panama you could see some of us as we go on into the weekend across the main island so it's fine and dry kingston with a top temperature of 32 degrees. this is al-jazeera. alone has i'm sick of this is the news on live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes more than 100 migrants are feared dead and dozens of others rescued after 2 boats capsized off the libyan coast. north korea says its latest missile test is a warning to the south but the u.s. says a new round of diplomacy is imminent. to news you get a new interim leader after the death of the country's 1st democratically elected president g.k. there said see. a break that reality check for the new british prime minister the e.u. says he won't renegotiate the would draw all agreement. for the united nations says as many as 150 refugees and migrants may have drowned off the coast of libya they were on board 2 boats that left the town of homs east of the capital tripoli with around $300.00 people on bo

well heavy rain is going to lead to some localized flooding few of the next few days even parts of nicaragua you can be seeing some heavy rain as well up towards jamaica though it is going to be quite nice with a temperature of 32 degrees and then very quickly it is still quite cold across parts of paraguay as well as into parts of argentina temptress for a sense john is only going to be reaching about 10 degrees there down towards one is at is at about 11 heavy rain in the forecast for freo attempt a few of $26.00. to 23 year musson has collected. enough to fill his music. enough to break a guinness world record armed with a story for every object has become an environmental activist uninspired artist and a voice for the plight of countless markets. marchin is such an al-jazeera. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told pretty remarkable through to the other way it died last weekend crossing from mexico to the united states with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports we can live according to the official life is exceptionally al-jazeera as teens o

well we do think it's going to be expanding as we go towards monday really here across parts of nicaragua as well as into guatemala mexico city expect to see a partly cloudy day with a temper there of 22 degrees and then rain here is going to be a problem across much of southern brazil where the temps are for real at about 29. to his supporters hungary's prime minister is a guardian of europe's borders the ramparts against migrant told. to others viktor orban is an authoritarian demagogue whose far right agenda poses a significant threat to democratic values people in power investigates the leader taking his country to extremes hungary europe's bad boy on a. this is al jazeera. on rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes crowds in sudan marked 14 days since a military crackdown killed more than 100 protesters. the u.k. says it's willing to facilitate the release of a seized iranian supertanker bought the offer comes with conditions. whitening i'm here in hong kong as thousands of protesters focus on the new target traders from mainland china p

spread into much of the honduras and also across into nicaragua and then on sunday more pushing into southern areas of mexico city and maybe a show in havana with a high of $32.00. in south korea around 2000000 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the ancient tradition taken off the menu when no one east investigates korean dog friends or food or knowledge is iraq. the faceoffs continue. as the last 20 democratic presidential candidates take to the stage for the 2nd us democratic debates. join us for coverage from detroit on july the 30th and 31st on al-jazeera. our war on terror begins with out but it does not in there no terrorist state poses a greater or more immediate threat than the regime of saddam hussein and this is a regime that has something to hide they have their a significant propaganda office and guess what not one w m d shite was found in iraq since the 1991 iraq a deadly deception on al-jazeera. al jazeera. where ever you. this is al-jazeera. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes this is a failure of leadership by

that is the 40th anniversary of the revolution in nicaragua it's a revolution that toppled the dictator anastasio some in the capital supporters of the governing party filled the main square in celebration but for many nicaraguans the party and president danielle ortega have betrayed the ideals of the revolution they fought for john heilemann has more. at the moment when they could i was sunda meets the rebels finally triumphed in training the capital of the toppling a dictator. and the same day 40 years later they're back to celebrate it in troubled times now the sandinistas seen by many is the repressive ruling power president and former rebel daniel ortega called for a divided nation to come together when eric i mean what's the road to be able to work study have health care have highways to get people out of extreme poverty what's the fundamental condition peace people need peace to work and live. for those not with him it brings hollow mullin child with the sundanese does it she feels or take a betrayed the revolutionary cause long ago. under a day that they keep mentioning peace bu

it was supposed to be nicaragua's answer to the panama canal so why is it sunk without trace adkins board a difference of opinion between 2 baseball players to generate sometime us who will have the most details after the break more next fix. welcome to another look at the international forecast weather set fire across much of the middle east but there are some bits and pieces of tire rolling through justice mashal us up towards the caucasus healthy a little drive into the far south of pakistan shall was still in place here some showers there into northern parts of pakistan over the next couple of days they just drift again as the monsoon rains of course central areas of stan resettled in sunny $47.00 celsius in baghdad and also in kuwait city a pleasant 30 celsius in beirut a lovely sea breeze blowing in from the mediterranean front to try to across much of the right in place about us and clavicles of the saudi arabia yemen pushing across into amman in the cloud in amman could thicken up enough to produce a shower wrote say as we go on through friday settle in saudi here in doha once aga

plan to build a rival to the panama canal appears to have sunk at this 6 years for the president of nicaragua and a chinese billionaire announced work was starting the project should have been on its way to completion by now but as our correspondent john heilemann has been finding out construction workers and nowhere to be seen. it was meant to be the culmination of a century of nicaraguan dreams the country's very great canal linking the pacific and atlantic oceans when doing it by chinese billionaire handed a generous concession by the government in 2013 everyone is talking about it we found not a stones bin laden abyss point there was a big ceremony in all great the building of the can now but as you can see 6 years later there's nothing here but a dusty road. why has the canal failed to materialize the short story the billionaire lost most of his billions before work could get started but the ripples still being felt particularly in the form of a law passed especially for the project says any properties needed can be exploited predated that law is still on the books. there are still other

and so we meet some of nicaragua's former sundanese star revolutionaries to find out if they think their country's changed for the better. and in sports irishman shane lyra hits a course record $63.00 at the open championship but one hands on the famous private jet. the 2 main suspects behind the murder of a turkish diplomat in northern iraq have been arrested on korea accuses the 2 men of killing the region's deputy consul general and to other people on wednesday it's believed the suspects are members of the armed kurdistan workers party or p.k. k. the group is cost as a terrorist organization by turkey and the us it's a good name has more from arbil kurdish intelligence is confirming that at least 2 members of the team that assassinated a turkish diplomat are in custody they say they have their shooter and he is 27 year old muslim.

well heavy rain is going to lead to some localized flooding few of the next few days even parts of nicaragua you can be seeing some heavy rain as well up towards jamaica though it is going to be quite nice with a temperature of 32 degrees and then very quickly it is still quite cold across parts of paraguay as well as into parts of argentina are tempters for a sense john is only going to be reaching about 10 degrees there down towards one is that is at about 11 heavy rain in the forecast for freo attempt a few of $26.00. for 23 years mohsin has collected objects he finds along the coast. enough to fill his museum enough to break a guinness world record. with a story for every object he's become an environmental activist an inspired artist and a voice for the plight of countless migrants. might you need such an al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera and peter dhabi these are your top stories boris johnson has taken over as the u.k.'s prime minister and appointed a cabinet dominated by euro skeptics he's insisting the u.k. will leave the e.u. with or without a deal by the end of o

am happy to do that ultimately to have gallagher explain in 1982 but the appropriations act from nicaraguao promote under a and second and i fundamentally believe representative brown and moulton addressed all the concerns and i want to make that clear. to understand that skepticism and those that have afforded those to pick up that language to say let's wait and do other things to say in good faith and of those non- intervention issues when we talked we would like to see a genuine bipartisan effort even if we can't get that bipartisan effort we will have a vote on the floor on this issue and the language problem and to say listen clearly. i show it to another group of people and they say the exact opposite. there is a lot of competition and if the gentleman word withdrawal. and i don't think and then to make sure that's ready for the floor. we withdraw the amendment. >> so with that withdrawn you are recognized on your amendmen amendment. >> mister chairman i have an amendment at the desk. >> we will dispense the amendment. >> we would increase the authorized number of special immigrant v

useless laborers from costa rica panama and nicaragua. continue sending jamaican laborers. the laborers on the plantations constituted the work force an entity which required organizing. the jamaicans well prize for their strength and enjoyment they were imported sent to speak in their tens of flowers from the island of jamaica and herded around from plantation to plantation. can no coals when relegated to domestic chores. the hispanics viewed with suspicion in. the company preferred uprooted isolated and dos our workers unions were forbidden. entire towns had to be built by the company to ours theirs workers sometimes large ones had to be drained. the company avoided taxes but prided itself on creating entire villages in the jungle. entires the workers and their families. build clinics and hospitals. open schools for the laborous children. wages were often paid in vouchers which laborers could use only in the. shops to buy food clothing fun ature and tools. but although the company controlled every moment in its employees lives to months started to be made for a 6 day week

whether it be in nicaragua, russia, iran, or the people's republic of china. i want to promise you this illustration is going to continue to speak out and stand up for the freedom of conscience and of the freedom of religion for people all over the world. we will hold of that deal. [applause] vice pres. pence: men and women and persecuted christians around the world deserve our prayers and i promise you they will always have the support of the united states of america. this administration has worked tirelessly to secure the release of americans facing persecution and captivity. from egypt to venezuela, to wherekorea and to turkey after two years of captivity, thanks to the tenacious demand of this president pastor andrew branson is home. [applause] vice pres. pence: we have stood up for people of faith but our most cherished values on the world stage. we have also been standing for those values here at home since the first day of this administration. this president has reaffirmed our commitment to the rule of law. the foundation of constitutional principles up

on a number of foreign policies including nicaragua, chinese investment and suddenly right before anoperation, i think there's as huge issue on the incentive structure we create for them to do the right thing. and i think there is a huge question -- ryan he wrote something. on the extent to which u.s. and mexico, something of a role in keeping guatemala and honduras somewhat within, what really matters with the aid is keeping people, government accountable in making structural reform, that may be more useful than specific aid in making sure government works in making sure you have strong economic policy from the big stuff. we have advocated that with honduras and guatemala and let them get past a lot of things. we may have helped aggravate the crisis. actually that's what we done in the region. >> we will ask you to identify yourself and your question and the question cannot be what do you think about this. [laughter] >> i will try. my name is sonia i'm an intern here. thank you for talking about the responsibility of mexico in the u.s. in securing our border. my question a is, you d

sunshine coming from we want to especially across the western side of the rate and doubt towards nicaragua costa rica or maybe it's a panama you could see some of us as we go on into the weekend across the main island so it's fine and dry kingston with a top temperature of 32 degrees. the plundering of armenia's natural riches has uprooted residents and desecrated the habitat of some of europe's most in vain your species. but a remarkable campaign by local residents is challenging the miked of the country's investors and pinning high hopes on its newly elected prime minister people in power investigates armenia mining out the left. on a 0 up. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories libya's navy says at least 150 people are missing and feared dead after 2. capsized off the coast of libya but the u.n. refugee agency says the number could be as high as 150 people ahead of parliament muhammad has been sworn in as interim president after the death of 92 year old. and the country on 2 presidential elections are held by september 15th and north korea has confirme

now nicaragua was governing sound in this departing celebrating the 40th anniversary of the revolution which top 40 dictator. someone it made repost the world the time that a brutal crackdown against the opposition recently there are questions about what the revolution has really achieved john holliman has more. this week 40 years ago in the can i would dictate to pharaoh of the young sandinista rebels who toppled him at the chance to remake the country that lofty ideals education and health care for an end to crippling inequality and to the brutality of the outgoing regime 40 years later we're asking some of those who took part in that revolution how things have turned out as a young man khaled spring is was a senior sandinista commander but now in his sixty's he's just spent 11 months in prison after protesting against form a comrade and now president daniel ortega. bernie says that he's become what they feel again. there's a slogan my i'm going to you there's no sector that hasn't been attacked for its political position so we've gone backwards in journalism in social and economic o

never imagined he'd be forced to flee his home country but after political protests swept through nicaragua last year one started receiving threats because of his work at a local university fearing for his family's safety one took his wife and young son and headed north even now he's afraid to reveal his identity. at 1st we thought about the united states but we started to think about guatemala el salvador and mexico you don't hear anything good about these countries but in the end we opted for guatemala as we heard it was better than mexico as mexico and the united states crackdown on undocumented migrants more central americans like one are filing for asylum in guatemala what a mall has never been a country where foreigners have asked for protection in fact over the past couple of decades only around 20 people per year have been granted asylum but now that starting to change and in this area alone since the start of the year 35 people have requested asylum and it's a trend that experts say is sure to continue on friday what amala signed an agreement with the united states to become a safe

and meet some of nicaragua was form a sundanese still revolution is to find out what they think of their country's future for she is after the revolution. we've got a very warm week ahead for parts of western europe temperatures picking up here as we go on through the next couple of days nestle tucking in behind this area cloud now which is pushing across germany poland that will continue to make its way further south with eastwards tending to fade away on the showers as we go on through the next couple of days but we are going to see the hate building you've got this ridge of high pressure just tucking in behind and temperatures will respond accordingly already saying things picking up there across the passage and this is northern germany people heading for the bait say said they will be heading in droves as we go on through the next couple days 25 for berlin that wet weather speaking about their coming out to scandinavia through the baltic states right down across poland into could parts of austria and around the alps behind looking at highs of 23 celsius in london at 29 in paris and r

well we do think it's going to be expanding as we go towards monday really here across parts of nicaragua as well as into guatemala mexico city expect to see a partly cloudy day with a temper there of $22.00 degrees and then rain here is going to be a problem across much of southern brazil with a temper for rio at about 29. fly qatar airways and experience economy class like never before. and wings going places to get. hello again i'm. a reminder of the news this hour tens of thousands of protesters have demonstrated across through dawn to mark 40 days since a crackdown by security forces a planned signing of a power sharing deal between the protest coalition and the military has been postponed for 24 hours. the u.k. says it's willing to facilitate the release of an iranian oil tanker that it seized last week if iran can guarantee the ship won't go to syria britain's foreign secretary jeremy hunt made the offer after his a rainy and counterpart told him he's looking to not to escalate the situation. there have been scuffles in hong kong between police and protesters angry over the presenc

. >> reporter: and today, we caught up with her as she was with her family in nicaragua, donating schoolwant to change kids' lives so they can have a bigger education. >> reporter: paisley has already been recognized by the u.n., again, she's only just 6 years old. a little girl making a big change. >> i'm never going to stop changing the world. i'm going to do it forever. >> all right. and we will be tracking all of paisley's amazing work. we want to thank our friends at wfaa in dallas/ft. worth for their help on that story. and we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" and "this week" first thing in the morning. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 6:00. a deadly shooting at an east bay hotel and now a man hunt. what we know about the two suspects. >>> and a father opens up after his -- is hit by a suspected dui driver. a story on annual abc7. >> and find out where this large shock was hooked in the area. >>> bay area cities prepare for upcoming ice sweeps. the message local leaders have for un

the united states in their fight against left wing governments in the region in cuba venezuela and nicaragua. thousands people are rallying in puerto rico for another day demanding the governor's resignation ricardo resellers accused of corruption sexism and homophobia after all and chats between him and his close this allies were leaked the messages shown walking women and disabled the victims of hurricane maria well it's been nearly 2 years since that storm destroyed much of the island and many in rural areas are still we build in their lives they're frustrated by the political storm that's unfolding in the capital gabrielle elizondo has this report from your book. lucy and mariano pinto survived hurricane maria not much else around them did the storm ripped the roof off their house and did permanent damage they still use a tarp to keep rainwater out for a long time their frustration was a slow response from the puerto rican government. politicians only want power they don't care about the poor it took a direct hit from hurricane maria when it made landfall nearly 2 years ago this is what

way of rain and a bit more prolonged and widespread into much of the honduras and also across into nicaragua and then on sunday more pushing into southern areas of mexico 20 to mexico city and maybe a show in havana with a high of 32. in south korea around 2000000 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups one ancient tradition taken off the menu when no one east investigates green dog friends. is iraq. on culture of the costs this week south africa's debt laden companies need a bailout before they cripple the economy we'll take a look at taylor swift with big business over who owns her music plus we find out why radio and kurds are looking for work in both the new book. culture of the cost of al-jazeera. welcome back to the top stories on al-jazeera the un's human rights chief has condemned what she calls international indifference to the rising death toll in syria's rebel held in the province michelle bachelet says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes in the past 10 days 104 civilians have been killed. al-jazeera has obtained a copy of a un report on chil

the united states in their fight against left wing governments in the region in cuba venezuela and nicaragua thousands of people are rallying in puerto rico for another day demanding the governor's resignation ricardo resellers accused of corruption sexism and homophobia after all my chats between him and his closest allies were leaked messages show them walking women and disabled victims of hurricane maria a fellow has so far refused to step down. health officials are struggling to contain enable the epidemic in the democratic republic of congo the world health organization has declared it an international public health emergency and there are now fears that a lack of leadership on the ground will lead to a greater crisis james bass has this report from the united nations. once again africa is confronted with one of the world's most contagious and deadly diseases 1600 deaths in the democratic republic of congo and for now cases of a boat continue to rise the last major outbreak of the disease was in 2014 then the u.n. set up a special mission the united nations mission for a boat emergency

and so we meet some of nicaragua's former sundanese star revolutionaries to find out if they think their country's changed for the better. and in sports the irish machine larry hits a course record $63.00 at the open championship but one hands on the famous private jet. the 2 main suspects behind the murder of a turkish diplomat in northern iraq have been arrested on korea accuses the 2 men of killing the region's deputy consul general and see what other people on wednesday it's believed the suspects are members of the armed kurdistan workers party or p k k the group is cost as a terrorist organization by turkey and the u.s. it's going to has more from our bill. kurdish intelligence is confirming that at least 2 members of the team that assassinated a turkish diplomat are in custody they say they have their shooter and he is 27 year old muslim dag and several others or accused of driving to a restaurant in erbil on wednesday as turkish diplomat osman corsa and his bodyguard sat inside eating lunch dag is accused of shooting and killing him he also killed allegedly 2 iraqi kurds friends w