main topics of the issue mutual desire for deep economic relations, belarus hosts a delegation from nicaragua, the main accents have already been shared in the palace of independence, the alliance expressed admiration for the representatives of the lgbt community and called himself their faithful ally. the long-awaited as a result, zhlobin gave a start to the sports and cultural festival, our film crew is already on the spot, we will visit the center of bright events. to create a legal framework for specific cooperation projects of belarus, nicaragua was discussed today in palace of independence on a visit to minsk by the minister of foreign affairs of this country , nicaragua can become the entrance gate for the entire region . belize. costa rica. salvador guatemala panama. all this is central america with a population of 44.5 million. a large human market is actively developing agriculture, machines are also needed and specialists from the service center in belarus see equal partners, which is extremely important given their history alexander lukashenka conveyed warm words to the leadership

everything is absolutely everything even in abundance in the palace of independence delegation from nicaragua the capacity of the second belos power unit was increased to half and we will announce the advantage of the new capabilities of the strategic facility. in numbers, their prowess is wider, the sky is exactly 2 years ago. andrey is a bit spoiled and nikita kukanenko. made the heroic choice to die themselves for the sake of saving others from the flood. in italy, recognized as the most catastrophic in 100 years there is a dead missing material losses amount to billions of euros. py zhlobin became the first in the third season and has already plunged into the atmosphere of a sports and cultural festival. we'll show you everything. the creation of a legal framework for specific cooperation projects between belarus and nicaragua was discussed today in the palace of independence sit there in minsk, the minister of foreign affairs of this country nicaragua can become the entrance gate for the entire region . . costa rica. salvador guatemala panama. all this is central america with a populatio

nicaragua can become the entrance gate for the entire region. there is maximum interest in belarusian agricultural machinery and, in principle, neighbors not to ogua belize also need this by bus. costa rica. salvador guatemala panama. that's it, this is central america with a population of 44.5 million people, a large market is actively developing agriculture, we need both machines and specialists and service centers in belarus see equal partners, which is extremely important given their history. alexander lukashenko conveyed warm words to the leadership of nicaragua and assured the foreign ministers of resolving all issues. when i think about nicaragua , i always think that it is so far away , so close to us. she if to give, in general, an assessment of our relations, i must say that we have an immense field of work. we have a lot to do to bring our relations to the highest level. that is, take cuba, venezuela, and other latin american states with which we have very close not only political, but also trade and economic relations. i think that w

this task is from our president, because nicaragua loves russian culture.e want russian ballerinas, singers, photographers, artists, all representatives of artistic professions to come to us, since nicaragua wants to get to know russian culture more. we reject. this madness of the abolition of russian culture, also discussed the preparation of a large international parliamentary conference russia latin america, which is scheduled to be held in moscow from september 30 to october 2 were considered by the deputies to tell you right now. from july 1, 2023 russian citizens permanently residing in the dpr lpr zaporozhye kherson regions will be able to receive military pensions, we are talking about former military personnel and equated to them, five amendments were received, the features of calculating the length of service for the appointment of a pension and the category of citizens for whom the features of pension provision are established are determined by the category of persons who underwent military service in ukraine after may 11, 1414 who are not entitl

nicaragua hosted our president nicaragua can become the entrance gate for the entire region. there are maximum interests in belarusian agricultural machinery and a bus . in principle, the region needs this . central america is actively developing agriculture. we need machines and specialists and service centers. belarusians see equal partners, which is extremely important , given their history, alexander lukashenko conveyed warm words to the leadership of nicaragua and assured the minister of foreign affairs of resolving all issues. when i think about nicaragu i always think that so far so close. for us, the country, if we give a general assessment of our relations, i must say that we have an immense field of work. we have a lot to do to bring our relationship to the highest level. examples of this are take cuba to venezuela and other latin american states with which we have very close not only political, but also trade and economic relations. i think that we need to do this not a ship in order to have such good honest relations. at we have juice today. everything left needs

system we had over 14,000 new children, 10,000 of which came from, you know, four countries of kuna, nicaragua,

nicaragua hosted by our president nicaragua can become the entrance gate for the entire region of the maximum interest in belarusian agricultural machinery and bus central america is actively developing agriculture.

semana se encontraron de nuevo. >>> el dÍa que salimos de nicaragua lo abracÉ mucho.ucrania volodÍmir zelenski llegÓ este sÁbado a japÓn para hablar con los lÍderes del grupo g7. >>> el primer ministro japonÉs dio la bienvenida el sÁbado a los lÍderes de las naciones invitadas al grupo g7 que estÁ formada entre otros por estados unidos, canadÁ, japÓn, francia y reino unido, los paÍses democrÁticos necesitan invertir mÁs en la infraestructura de los paÍses en desarrollo ante la gran influencia de china. estamos teniendo problemas como el cambio climÁtico, la seguridad alimentaria y la desigualdad de gÉnero y seguridad global dijo el presidente biden. tambiÉn se esperan diÁlogos sobre la invasiÓn de ucrania. el presidente zelensky se sumÓ a las deliberaciones, el grupo de los 7 instÓ a china para presionar su socio que ponga fin a la guerra en ucrania. tambiÉn el gobierno chino seÑaÓo que taiwÁn es de china y es un asunto de los chinos, nadie debe subestimar la capacidad del pueblo chino. >>> en panamÁ se decomisaronn Ás de 300 mil artÍculos de marcas falsificada, el fi

but they— haiti, venezuela and nicaragua. they are not going beyond that, hot _ but they are not going beyond that, not going to flood the system _ that, not going to flood the system any more than it already is. system any more than it already is and — system any more than it already is and on — system any more than it already is. and on the flip side, as we know. — is. and on the flip side, as we know. they— is. and on the flip side, as we know, they are strengthening security— know, they are strengthening security on the southern border, _ security on the southern border, and closes processing centres — border, and closes processing centres. 30 temporary processing centres being closed and no — processing centres being closed and no more transit visas being issued — and no more transit visas being issued to— and no more transit visas being issued to migrants. they had allowed _ issued to migrants. they had allowed migrants to arrive on the southern border with guatemala and calmly make their way up _ guatemala and calmly m

and number three, nicaragua, haiti and cuba. and numberthree, i nicaragua, haiti and cuba.ber three, i think an enormous number three, i think an enormous number of efforts i've gone into working with local communities and nonprofit organisations to make sure that those who do come across, who are making an application for refugee status, for asylum status, are entitled to have a very prompt hearing on that. and a place to stay while they are here.— while they are here. secretary, those are _ while they are here. secretary, those are the _ while they are here. secretary, those are the measures - while they are here. secretary, those are the measures in - while they are here. secretary, l those are the measures in place, while they are here. secretary, - those are the measures in place, of course, but even before title 42 expired there were a record number of crosses into the us. authorities are saying they are expecting a massive people to cross and what should the biden administration do in lieu of acts from congress if the numbers rise again despite those measures? it’s n

. — with the biden administration, cuba, haiti, venezuela, nicaragua, but they are going beyond — nicaraguao flood _ beyond that. this isn't going to flood the system anymore than — to flood the system anymore than it — to flood the system anymore than it already is. on the flipside. _ than it already is. on the flipside, as we know, they are strengthening security on the southern border and closing processing centres. that is particularly important. 33 temporary processing centres across _ temporary processing centres across the country have been closed — across the country have been closed and no more visas, transit— closed and no more visas, transit visas, to be issued to migrants _ transit visas, to be issued to migrants. that allowed migrants to arrive — migrants. that allowed migrants to arrive in — migrants. that allowed migrants to arrive in the southern border— to arrive in the southern border with guatemala and make their way— border with guatemala and make their way up calmly over a period _ their way up calmly over a period of— their way up calmly over a period of 30 days to the

alexander lukashenko conveyed warm words to the leadership of nicaragua and assured the ministers of foreign affairs of the resolution of all issues. when i think about nicaragu , i always think that such a distant country close to us. if we give, in general, an assessment of our relations, i must say that the territory is working for us, we have a lot to do to bring our relations to the highest level, there are examples there take venezuela to other latin american states with which we have very close relations only political, but also commercial economic relations. i think that we need to do this not a ship in order to have such a good close relationship. today we have everything we need mr minister. your country in belarus is absolutely everything. everything is even in abundance. we need to improve our relations in such a way as to create an agreement on the legal basis for the future of our relations in the economy. it's a matter of time. i think that if we get down to this business, then within a year we will not only create this legal and regulatory framework, but also start de

nicaragua would be another case. haiti, of course. i am thinking times in the past when brazil really stepped up to play an important role in peace building and peacekeeping, but i am wondering if that is anywhere on the agenda these days. they have been reluctant to get pulled back into haiti. canada doesn't want to be involved either. do you see opportunities that had to deal with these very tough cases in the region for lula and biden? mr. jones: gentlemen in the back. >> hello, cedric, executive director or -- foundation. i could not agree more with ambassador thomas shannon when he said that brazil and the u.s. should not overemphasize the importance of china. my question is to all of you, maybe to matias, let me provoke my friend here, if that is all -- at all possible not to overemphasize china objectively speaking? one thing that is a matter of concern from my point of view is that the sales society is -- brazil society is polarized. you have the center which is not holding anymore. you have the left is well-organized politica

he was president from 2009 to 2014, but now lives in nicaragua. his trial started back in april, but he never showed up in court and prosecutors say he failed to perform his duties while in office. they also accused him of giving special privileges to imprisoned gang members. today a judge sentenced him to 14 years in prince. since he's now a citizen of nicaragua, it is unclear when or if he'll end up serving that sentence. >>> tesla ceo elon musk is heading to china. tesla now trying to expand production of cars and battery packs called mega packs. however, the chinese government has been slow in approving that process. nbc is reporting that musk will meet with senior chinese leaders and visit the tesla plant. the visit comes as tesla is grappling with intensified competition from chinese automakers . >>> $1 million used to be the magic number for retirement, but studies show it may no longer be enough for most americans. so where should you put the money in order to save more? that's today's making it in the bay. experts say the best way to maxi

relations from belarus nicaragua to the highest level . examples of such cooperation with strange latin america, the president has already proposed to the minister. see what interests his country in belarus and based on this. suggest. determine the future direction of cooperation. when i think about nicaragu i always think about what it is distant so close, length. if we give a general assessment of our relations, i must say that we have an immense field of work. we have a lot to do to bring our relations to the highest level . take cuba, venezuela, and other latin american states with which we have very close not only political, but also trade and economic relations. i think that we need to do this not a ship in order to have such good close relations. we've got juice tonight, everything we need mr minister. your country in belarus is absolutely everything. everything is even in abundance. we need to improve our relations in such a way as to create an agreement on the legal basis for the future of our relations in the economy. it's a matt

, hundreds of participants, both russians and local residents in nicaragua.n stock. took part several ministers among them and the country's foreign minister. that an action from your immortal regiment is also taking place in europe in germany on may 7 it already took place in frankfurt and cologne on may 8 in kiev well, today there will be waksburg, a munich hamburger and sir trousers, and in berlin itself the day before, a german court lifted the ban on russian flags and other symbols for holding actions in honor of may 9, but the organizers of the immortal regiment in spain even received threats, but the procession still took place in madrid and in other cities , the organizer of the action in the country said that the embassy of ukraine tried to get the local authorities to ban the rallies, but it did not work in france in paris , and local residents did not refuse the procession either. we walked with portraits of veterans from republic square to the pier-laché cemetery - this is a path of about 5 km, there were attempts by provocateurs with ukrainian fl

cooperation in minsk, negotiations were held between the ministers of foreign affairs of belarus nicaragua following the meeting, the head of the belarusian foreign ministry sergei oleinik said that the countries are preparing for the mutual abolition of the visa regime noted that in the region of latin america belarus has many partners with whom she looks at the world with the same eyes, we stand for multipolarity, justice, the inadmissibility of diktat and illegal sanctions pressure in international relations, that is, in fact , we stand for the democratization of international relations. the commonality of principles and approaches in the foreign policy of minsk and monaco, such as equality, mutual respect and non- interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign state, allows us to interact constructively on international platforms. we give each other mutual support un god is working in a group of friends in defense of the charter of the united nations, the ministers of foreign affairs of nicaragua, in turn, stressed that monogu and minsk are in solidarity in many areas , including

will allow up to 100,000 migrants from venezuela, haiti, cuba, and nicaragua live and work in the u.s. as long as they have family already here. migrants from these countries who were expelled from the u.s. for illegally crossing the border will be accepted into mexico. >> probably dissuade some people with the new rule changes hopefully from coming across because they will not be eligible for asylum under the new rules. >> reporter: border crossers face a five year ban on reentry. and could face jail time if they're caught again. and the biden administration also announced an increased number of flights for undocumented immigrants out of the u.s. hoping that that number will sort of signal to those flocking to the u.s./mexico border to stay away in the first place. we're here at the white house, i'm skyler henry, back to you. >> we'll see ow this plays out. thank you so much. >>> well, wired wednesday, cnet is here and we're diving into the ai battle between google and microsoft. >>> plus the look ahead to national password day. yes, it's a thing. we have the best way to keep your pr

president of belarus alexander lukashenko met with minister of foreign affairs of nicaragua denis moncadeindrs , the head of state stressed that a lot remains to be done to bring relations with belarus to the highest level nicaragua already has a president with the countries of latin america suggested to the minister. to see what interests his country in belarus and, on the basis of this, propose and determine the future direction of cooperation. when i think about nicaragu, i always think that it is so far away, so close. for us, the country. if we give, in general, an assessment of our relations , i must say that we have an immense field of work. we have a lot to do to bring our relations to the highest level. there are examples there. take cuba, venezuela, and others. the state of latin america with which we have a very close relationship only political, but also commercial economic relations, i think that we need to do this in order to have such good close relations. today we have juice, everything that mr. minister needs. your country in belarus is absolutely everything. everything i

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nicaragua and beyond but in many ways i think before we can fashion a global partnership that works,must find a way to show democracy can deliver. we are capable of using governance to create democratic societies. in some ways, this was the importance of president putin's visit to washington d.c. united states had, months before the election begun to work rightly but purposefully in brazil and elsewhere to ensure brazil had electronic voting equipment is needed to conduct its elections the company producing electronic equipment had the semiconductors needed, that the world understood what electronic voting met in brazil and how to cure it was and how important it was to ensure the quick and sure count and one people could rely on and we worked very quietly with the expertise of people in the u.s. government to deliver precise and well targeted messages to groups inside brazil about the importance of respecting democratic process, elections and ensuring the results of that election were respected and o allowed to present themselves as the leadership of brazil. this commitment by the u

inter-parliamentary cooperation between russia and nicaragua was discussed today in moscow by the chairmanal representative of the president of the latin american country between our countries is of a special nature traditionally friendly, but we understand that this is largely due to our presidents, who laid a good foundation. thank you for your position in the international organizations of the united nations where we speak. and on the shoulder, defending the right to a just multipolar world. it is important for us to develop relations within the framework of the parliamentary dimension, so that we do everything to ensure that relations with the replica and ultima of the presidents are also a task from our president. we are working to advance our cooperation in the field culture, because nicaragu love russian culture. we want dancers, ballerinas, singers, artists, photographers and all representatives of artistic professions to take us, since nicaragua wants to get to know and learn more about russian culture, we reject this madness to cancel russian culture. in the khodynskoye pole park

this man embraces his 2 boys and says, he and his wife could not live in their native nicaragua anymore. >> it's difficult and dangerous. >> especially after he protested against his government in 2018. garcia shows us -- >> a small shop. >> he still has a pellet in his arm, which he says came from nicaragua and security forces. nearly 40,000 migrants are in northern mexico, according to officials, and community leaders. india won, around 9000 are waiting. in my tomorrow's more than 17, 000, and in juÁrez, up to 12,000. they are desire to seek asylum in the u.s. varies. for this woman from guatemala -- it was game threats anderson's death. for the family getting off the train. >> he says he left nicaragua because of political oppression there. >> back in el paso, if this time lapse of a walk around one city block is a preamble -- >> about how long can you go, based on the resources that you have? >> best guess right now, i'd estimate -- >> community leaders say, the end of title 42 could be one for the history books. it comes just days after the collapse of first republic bank, the seco

from nicaragua when you know they're friendly governments.e. so the traditional asylum process is somewhat compromised when you don't allow a lane for those people to apply and make their claim. >> so there's the federal response and then there are responses and ideas coming from municipalities, your city being one of them. new york city mayor adams, who is announcing a plan to send willing migrants to locations outside the city ahead of an expected surge maybe to neighboring communities and if we're talking about something like 50,000 asylum seekers that have already arrived in this city since last spring according to city officials, the idea of now transporting the willing migrants to neighboring communities, is that going to sit well? is that a remedy, an answer to what is expected to be an influx of people? >> certainly i think that the entire country should do their job on this. it shouldn't be just on the shoulders of one particular community or one city. i'm reading a letter to fema this week because they're not reimbursing enough fund

undertaking similar efforts for venezuela and nicaragua as well as peru.efforts to effectively remove one of the largest barriers to organization. it helped over 100,000 wes venezuelans in places where they have greater economic opportunity mexico and canada are increasing the number of people they welcome on this basis. working with partners in the hemisphere to accept the patriot physician bites. increase humanitarian aid and protection of the population. second, we are announcing 60 day search to enhance security and counter an effort shared in a few moments. disinformation spread by traffickers and other bad actors including standing media outreach for migration communities through channels potentiallyti reaching 85 millin people so people who want to migrate have accurate information about how to do so legally and safely and no the pudangers of putting themselves and hands of traffickers. third, significantly expanding access for pathways for those in need including u.s. refugee mission programs. too many people into many places, these pathways feel f

it is also change the rules, so the $30000.00 migrants from cuba, haiti, nicaragua, and venezuela can come to the us every month if they apply and have a local sponsor. the military is down, play in the significance of the move. military personnel will not directly participate in law enforcement activities while this request is for 90 days. i would point out that d o d has supported d h s on the southwest border for 18 of the last 22 years. and every year since 2006, a longstanding issue that has divided the nation and has seen presidents from both parties, promising to stop the flow of people so far to little effect. patty calhane al jazeera washington, a u. s. senator, as called the biden administration to release the findings of report on the killing of al jazeera journal, assuring broccoli, i think it's been almost a yes. and sharon was shot dead by israeli forces during a raid in johnny and in the occupied westbank. no one has been held accountable sen christine holland. as urge at the fool assessment by the united states security coordinator, he made available without any edits

sanctions right now with a series of foreign nations in cuba and venezuela on nicaragua. is the byte administration's foreign-policy make the situation worse? >> i'm going to leave that to a foreign-policy specialists but i will say this. the predicate of those principals are separate and apart from the immigration challenge we are confronting. >> given the time it's going to take in based on what you are seeing now at the southern border and beyond in mexico paint a picture. what should americans and most border communities and beyond expect in the coming days and weeks and what's it going to look like? >> we could see very crowded border patrol facilities but i can't overstate the strain on our personnel and their facilities. we know how to manage through such strain as difficult as it will be for that tremendous confidence in our personnel. let me share with you an example of how we manage through a difficult situation. in el paso texas we saw individuals on the street. we engaged in a very sensitive and humane law enforcement operation to address that challenge and we

if you are coming from venezuela , nicaragua, cuba or haiti, they will be looked at differently. from mexico you will probably be returned within 48 hours. so it will just be regular immigration laws that we have been enforcing way before title 42 was triggered. title 42 is only a few years old. and it was during the pandemic. it was very effective at keeping people on the others the border. strict title 8 where we are deporting people within 72 hours would probably be no different and would stop the flow of migrants. we will see what policies the administration will ultimately use. host: you talk about in your district along the border, the border chief has processed folks in an orderly way. describe what it is like. if we were to go there and, you have been there, if you are crossing the border claiming asylum or arcot, what is it like? guest: let me tell you what it is like in brownsville, texas in a staging center that the border patrol in that center -- sector has put together. it is on a golf course on the rio grande. it is called camp monument. we have migrants coming acro

sanctioned right now on a series of foreign nation, on cuba, on venezuela, nicaragua. does the biden administration's foreign policy make this situation worse? >> so i'm going to leave that to our foreign policy specialist. but i will say this. the predicate of those principles are separate and apart from the immigration challenge that we're confronting. >> given the time you say this is going to take and based on what you are seeing now at the southern border and beyond in mexico, i wonder if you could offer some details, paint a picture. what should americans in those border communities and beyond expect in the coming days and weeks? what's this going to look like? >> we could see very crowded, as we are now, we could see very crowded border patrol facilities. i cannot overstate the strain on our personnel and our facilities. but we know how to manage through such strain. as difficult as it will be. i have tremendous confidence and pride in our personnel. let me share with you an example of how we manage through a very difficult situation. in el paso, texas we saw in

george ribbons, and in nicaragua in action. immortal sex was attended by representatives of the government of the republic including the minister of foreign affairs. official celebrations of victory day in moscow will be attended by foreign leaders, presidents of belarus kazakhstan kyrgyzstan uzbekistan prime minister of armenia presidents of tajikistan and turkmenistan most of the distinguished guests already in the russian capital on the eve of vladimir putin met in the kremlin with president of kyrgyzstan sadyr jafarov he arrived on an official visit. there was also a conversation with the head of uzbekistan , shavkat mirziyoyev, who is in russia on a working visit. the leaders will attend the main parade on red square and take part in commemorative events in the alexander garden. let me remind you that the broadcast of the parade from red square will be lead. the first channel starts at 10:00 am, our broadcast will continue.

all the way through nicaragua all the way through central america, through central america, throughople smuggling gangs, very expensive and very treacherous. there will be wanting to make people wanting to do that, but that isn't open to do that, but that isn't open to many millions on this continent.— to many millions on this continent. _, , . continent. our correspondence there, continent. our correspondence there. will— continent. our correspondence there, will grant, _ continent. our correspondence there, will grant, reporting . there, will grant, reporting from mexico city. thank you, will. many people have travelled long distances, often facing dangerous conditions along the way. what you are looking at is the beast, a freight train used by some to travel from southern to northern mexico, a journey of more than 1000 miles. migrants are exposed to extreme temperatures and some have even been injured or even killed while hitching a ride. now from riding trains to crossing jungles, every migrant at the border has their own story. this is that of roxana. pakistan's former prime mi

people from cuba, haiti, venezuela, and nicaragua, have arrived through lawfully available pathways and we reduce border encounters from these groups by 90% between december of last year and march of this year. we are launching new and expanded family reunification parole processes for nationals of colombia, cuba, el salvador, guatemala, haiti, and the mobile app for individuals to schedule appointments at our ports of entry. to those who do not use our available lawful pathways, we will deliver tougher consequences, using our immigration law authorities. the new rule, finalized yesterday, presumes that those who do not use lawful pathways to enter the united states are ineligible for asylum. it allows us the united states to remove individuals who do not establish a reasonable fear of persecution. we announced that eligible families will be placed in expedited removal proceedings and those that receive a final negative credible fear determination will generally be removed within 30 days of being placed in those proceedings. we began planning in 2021 for the end of title 42. just a few

people are from cuba, haiti, venezuela, and nicaragua have arrived through lawfully available pathwaysce border encounters from these groups by 90% between december of last year and march of this year. we are launching new and expanded patrol processes for nationals of colombia, cuba, el salvador, guatemala, haiti and honduras, and increasing use of a mobile app for individuals to schedule appointments at our ports of entry. to those who do not use our available lawful pathways, we will deliver tougher consequences using our immigration law authorities. the new rule finalized yesterday presumes that those who do not use lawful pathways to enter the united states are ineligible for asylum. it allows us, the united states to remove individuals who do not establish a reasonable fear of persecution. eligible families will be placed in expedited removal proceedings, and those that receive a final negative fear determination will generally be removed within 30 days of being placed in those proceedings. we began planning in 2021 for the end of title 42, just a few highlights. in addition to s

tener tiempo para saber que estÁ pasando en el mundo latinoamericano en nos paÍses de el salvador y nicaragua de migrantes. >>sectores republicanos rechazan las acciones migratorias de biden y piden la destituciÓn de alejandro mayorkas. >>no tengo la autoridad en el comitÉ, pero si la responsabilidad de evaluar los errores del secretario. se que mintiÓ bajo juramento. >>una vez mÁs,la inmigraciÓn se convierte en el tema principal. se avecina una batalla campal entre demÓcratas y republicanos. fÉlix: la ex gobernadora de carolina del sur y aspirante a la casablanca dijo que nunca se debiÓ separar a los padres y niÑos que se separaron en la frontera. respondiÓ asÍ cuando le preguntaron si revivirÍa esa polÍtica, como una medida para disuadir los cruces fronterizos irregulares. una madre hondureÑa viviÓ una odisea. logrÓ cruzar la frontera, pero al hacerlo, sufriÓ un accidente que cambiÓ su vida para siempre. nos tiene la dramÁtica historia de juana de la cruz, que sueÑa con regresar a honduras con sus hijos y familia. >>el propÓsito de llegar era para poderlos ayudar. >>ese sueÑo se desvaneciÓ

tough lasted more than 3 months. ministry level then his way of the columbia, panama costa rica, nicaragua, and doris, guatemala, mexico, all of that, mainly walking. i mean, um, believe i was also put in jail on the mexican side, allow you have to watch out all the time, and there's the risk of being kidnapped, and other things going on. his biggest fear, after surviving the dangerous journey, is to now be ported back to a country where he can live in peace. me, i mean douglas is not afraid. he is frustrated. he's thinking of turning himself into the next border police facility. the risk is significant unless i am, we'll see you at the end of everything is possible here where i'm gonna have you so they can process you and then you'll have legal status for a year. how can the government think what they could also send you back to me and then you start from 0 days later. he tells us he's tired, he has been jailed in 2 different countries. he has been beaten up and dropped. he says he has no other choice now than to risk it. he decides to turn himself in, and he's not alone. all these my gra

a new plan to address a specific subset of the border crisis, the way migrants from cuba, haiti, nicaragua, and venezuela were treated. what the administration said is we're not going to secure the border, we're not going to prevent illegal immigration, we're actually going to confer legal status on 30,000 migrants from cuba, haiti, nick rag was and -- nicaragua and venezuela a month. 30,000 a month. then we take that out of the top number so it makes it look like we actually have less migrants coming into the country illegally. well, 30,000 a month, 360,000 a year, without congress' consultation or consent. we are a coequal branch of government. the president has no authority to do that on his own. last week, the administration finalized a rule to funnel even more migrants into parole, which as i said is being abused. it's supposed to be done on a case-by-case basis, to release even more migrants into the interior of the country. it's interesting the way rules and laws are named here in washington, because frequently they're the opposite of what they claim to be. so here the administratio

more than 100,000 people from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela have arrived lawfully through the pathway we have made available to them and we reduce border encounters from these groups by 90% between december of last year and march of this year. our president has led the largest expansion of lawful pathways ever. at the same time we are clear eyed about the challenges we're likely to face in the days and weeks ahead, which have the potential to be very difficult. even after nearly two years of preparation we expect to see large numbers of encounters at our southern border in the days and weeks after may 11 11 wee already seeing high numbers of encounters in certain sectors. this places an incredible strain on our personnel, our facilities and our communities with whom we partner closely. our plan will deliver results but it will take time for those results to be fully realized. and it is essential that we all take this into account. i cannot over emphasize our current situation is the outcome of congress leaving a broken outdated immigration system in place for over two decades,

nicaragua, in turn, stressed that monogu and minsk are in solidarity in many areas, including in the opinion that in there is a global redivision of the world at present. the west is trying to deprive belarus of its sovereignty, but these efforts will be in vain, sergei oleinik said after talks with the russian foreign minister, the foreign minister noted that most states today are united by the desire for multipolarity, a just and secure world order, where the rights of nations and nations will be respected in practice. peoples on their own independent civilized path of development. that's just such a simple and fair position is unacceptable for western states, who want to maintain their dominance and the ability to dictate to everyone their favorable conditions exclusively for themselves. sergei lavrov , in turn, said that the osce continues to degrade because of the unwillingness of nato member countries to die ambitions, reckless. uh, the expansion of nato not only to the east, but also to the north undermines the very prospect of further normal conversation about european securi

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now they have the status of observers in the eaeu, other countries are also showing interest nicaraguan china in general, the eurasian economic forum this year turns out to be extremely representative. it is expected that the russian president will take part in the meeting of the supreme eurasian economic council tomorrow. where will russian priorities be considered? the eu presidency is energy and food security technological and financial independence of the development of transport infrastructure and many other issues while the kremlin service also reported that putin will have a number of separate meetings with the leaders of the eu member states and invited to the summit of states, we will see them among the guests. very soon you will be prozorov pavel rudakov maxim kataev formerly kolvodchenkova and dmitry tishchenko channel one. in conditions of turbulence in the international arena, russia especially appreciates good-neighborly partnerships. together with china, our countries are confidently moving towards achieving strategic goals, but the west , which clings to its former domi

armenia, as well as india and brazil, traditionally only five countries voted against it : belarus, nicaraguae series and north korea at least six people died and dozens were injured in a massive car accident in the southern state of illinois. it happened on a federal highway during a dust storm around six dozen cars and several large trucks were caught in the vehicular chaos about 30 people were taken to local hospitals with injuries two trucks caught fire probably one of them exploded several hours later the highway was blocked in both directions the us is in danger of defaulting by june 1 the government may run out of funds to pay their bills , treasury secretary janet ellen warned that if congress does not raise the national debt ceiling or suspend its operation, the us government will not be able to obtain new loans, ellen called on congress to raise the limit as soon as possible, which is now 31.5 trillion dollars, at the same time the white house called on congress to raise the national debt ceiling, the republican majority in the house of representatives is skeptical about it and they