nicaragua has 10.there is the persecution against private sector businesses in el salvador and guatemala. i take that back. in honduras and nicaragua, criminalization, etc. i am going to start with the easy questions on the side. without ideological positioning we start with the left, center, right. anyone? >> i wanted to ask -- well, congratulations on legal pathways. i think the concept of shifting to legal pathways is the right one. in terms of refugees coming out of southern mexico, any sense of one that is going to happen? there is the component of their needs to be some there, there to the concepts and terms of legal pathways. is it just for people from the four countries that are already there? when are we going to get this fleshed out? >> i appreciate the question. i think relatively quickly. this is something that there is a lot of momentum on between our leadership at the white house and the president of mexico. the initial idea is that those countries -- if those individuals do not qualify f

nicaragua has 10.there is the persecution against private sector businesses in el salvador and guatemala. i take that back. in honduras and nicaragua, criminalization, etc. i am going to start with the easy questions on the side. without ideological positioning we start with the left, center, right. anyone? >> i wanted to ask -- well, congratulations on legal pathways. i think the concept of shifting to legal pathways is the right one. in terms of refugees coming out of southern mexico, any sense of one that is going to happen? there is the component of their needs to be some there, there to the concepts and terms of legal pathways. is it just for people from the four countries that are already there? when are we going to get this fleshed out? >> i appreciate the question. i think relatively quickly. this is something that there is a lot of momentum on between our leadership at the white house and the president of mexico. the initial idea is that those countries -- if those individuals do not qualify f

nicaragua would be a more expensive solution.u are dealing with more engineering and higher costs. i have a difficult time wrapping my head around what would be the cost and potential revenue generation you could get with this project. that is one of the major reasons why in 2014, the project was abandoned. mohammed: what do you say? is an alternative waterway needed? is the idea of a canal being built in nicaragua realistic? james: i don't think it is realistic, the geology of the country is different. the engineering -- when they were lost talking, it was in the range of $74 billion. that strikes me as low. the idea you could dig your way through nicaragua -- it seems unrealistic. would it be needed? i don't think so, assuming this weather pattern does reverse when we do not have el niÑo year after year, hopefully the lake will refill and the canal will continue to keep going as it has. the panama canal listed 124 ships waiting as of today. they have reduced the number of transits by only a handful of day. it is not like this c

so as you can see, there's really no no space in nicaragua in which you can contest the government. part of that space. on sunday, england face spain in the women's world cup final in sydney. the game will kick off at 11am here in the uk when most pubs aren't necessarily open or can't sell alcohol just yet. but to celebrate the country's first world cup final since 1966, industry bosses are hoping the government will loosen licensing rules for opening hours and alcohol sales. under the current regulations, it is widely prohibited to sell alcohol before 10am on sunday, some even being restricted until midday. the british beer and pub association are pushing the home office to temporarily relax the rules. here, 20 years after they were abused by a grooming gang who plied them with alcohol and drugs and sexually abused them, two women from rochdale have finally got justice. they can't be identified for legal reasons, but at manchester crown court five men have been convicted of a series of sexual offences against them, including rape and sexual activity with a child. mohammed ghani, in

venezuela and nicaragua in the state department.ng moscow's actions in the region. since the presence of the russian military is stabilizing. and in general, they say russia transfers conflicts from other parts to the southern hemisphere peace, the admission of our military to nicaragua is yours. they didn’t call dangerous provocations in our world explained that we are talking about a routine procedure, and the minister of foreign affairs, not jaragua. i had to comment on the conjectures of western journalists that russian military bases would soon appear in his country. these are fabrications without reason without reason, because even our constitution states that foreign military bases are not allowed in nicaragua. however, the panic of the united states is quite understandable , the rhetoric of nicaragua against washington is hardly can be called friendly in april artega called nato an international terrorist orchestra conducted by the united states in july the nicaraguan leader called the president of the terrorist zelensky to

and many of these people have not lived in venezuela, nicaragua, haiti or cuba. if you want proof, go to the southwest border, the shores of the rio grande, where people cross into the united states and you will find piles and piles of discarded documents inevitably. what those documents are our drivers licenses for venezuelans from brazil. you have, you know, green cards for haitians. the reason that they are dumping those documents is they don't want anybody to know in the first thing mark will tell you they do is they check your pockets or pocket trash as we call it. they don't want anybody to find those documents that shows that they've been resettled in another country because that is going to torpedo any asylum claim they may have. >> real quick, on the operational update, i just started the operational updates. i can tell you right now, i say they were legitimate operational updates. they were not politically driven. we were given the data and the facts as we got them. we expanded the cbp fast portal so everyone can get online, because i truly believe tran

the country that i desperately wanted to put in there was nicaragua and i went to nicaragua. i was so interested in its history, mainly because of, you know, the united states involvement there, the iran-contra and all that. but it was one of the places early on in my travels, i really had this like i can handle moment in. i got this island called ometepe, which has volcanoes on it in, the middle of this lake and i didn't realize that it was like a nicaragua when holiday weekend. so there is no place to stay there at all. so i was like, oh gosh, what am i going to do? i'm in kind of in dire straits here. and i see this boarding house sign and this guy's like, oh, well, i got a i got a room. it's just, it's in my, it's in the back with the pigs, the pig farms out. okay, that's fine. so this little room that this guy had on his farm, that his his, his, his farmhands used and it was very barren. it was literally a garden on dirt. so sort of like a mattress with the pigs snorting in your ear right there. and i stayed there for night and i loved it. and it was one of those things

covered with the use of high potential is really the president's speech in the national assembly of nicaragua, in which agua has been welcomed by the members of the national assembly. the president has been welcomed by the representatives of the national assembly . cooperation was held in the presence of the presidents of the two countries, in the economic and commercial agreements and memorandums signed with nicaragua , one of the main axes of the export of iranian medical equipment and drugs to this country , the last destination of the president in his five-day trip to latin america and different resistant in medicine biotechnology is one of the leading countries in the world, and during the corona era, by producing various vaccines and sending experts to dozens of countries, including italy , which is in crisis , iran's technological cooperation with cubans goes back to three decades ago, at the order of to del castro , serum and vaccine institute. razi was able to use the games in the field of biotechnology and reconstruction to give good help to modern iran with its leap in the fields o

reportera: los beneficiarios de honduras, nicaragua y nepal deberÁn esperar al perÍodo de reasignaciÓna separaciÓn de las mascotas que tienen que dejar atrÁs, porque las autoridades no las dejan entrar al paÍs. una perrita venezolana que dejÓ miles de kilÓmetros con sus dueÑos corriÓ una suerte diferente. marlene guzmÁn tiene la historia con final feliz. marlene: fueron las primeras palabras que escuchÓ esta familia venezolana pisar suelo estadounidense, y es que como muchos, emprendieron la difÍcil y larga travesÍa con su mascota. a pesar del mensaje del guarda estatal, tenÍan la esperanza de que la dejaran entrar con su mascota. lamentablemente no fue asÍ. agentes de la patrulla fronteriza les indicaron que la perrita tenÍa que quedarse. no tuvieron otra opciÓn que despedirse de noah. siendo testigos de cÓmo querÍa subirse a la van... hoy dÍa la perrita pudo reunirse con su familia. >> me llamaron y yo les dije a la seÑora que me lo tuvieron momentico. al otro dÍa comprÉ el pasaje y fui a buscarla. marlene: esta linda reunificaciÓn fue posible gracias a una organizaciÓn en eagle pass

hawaii identify some of the wildfire victims as a main highway is reopened for the 1st time in days nicaragua, as governments seizes a university from the catholic church, the latest action in a long run and cracked out on political opponents. the more than 60 people have died after their migrant boat capsized off the coast of cape verda in the atlantic ocean. only 38 people survived and they've been taken to the island to sell. after being rescued by the cape verde coast guard, alex barrett has more. the struggling to walk, often more than a month, that c survive is of the license migrant boat to kept. the size of the waste african coast has now being taken to safety on the island of sel and cape fear day then through the muslims, the survivors are better. they're being hydrated. so being looked after, here is the determinant of the 4th in terms of testing or testing for malaria and cove. it and so far we haven't had any positive discharge them. just over 100 people that believe to have been on the fishing boat when at least a synagogue east coast in early july, a large number of them announ

the country that i desperately want to put in there was need throw out what i don't to nicaragua ands interested in its history mainly because the united states is involvement there are there - and all about. but is one of the places really on my travels really got this like i can handle anything moment. i got to this island which has volcanoes on it inof the middlef this like. i did not realize that it was like a nicaragua holiday weekend there's a place to stay there at all. so that her gosh when we going sto do at a point to be in dire straits here and i see the sort of boarding sign the skies like will ever room and it's in the back with the pigs and it's a pig farm and he said well okay that's fine. was this will respond but his farmhands use. as baron is on dirt sort like a mattress with the pigs snorting in your ear right there. [laughter] and i stayed there for the night and i loved it. it was one of those things were that it was like all right, okay you sleep with the pigs and you can sleep anywhere and you can handle allll lots in the course electric i met a lot of interest

now, for a long time, there has been this idea that perhaps there could be a canal built in nicaragua. it's something that's been proposed before. but it has never materialized. is that something that you believe might be a viable option at some point going forward? at this point is very, very unlikely. that major factor is that again you have to bear in mind that the car i wrote was initially a cause some kind of a column and alternative to find a lot when the whole system was been designed. in addition was making the canal in fine. i'm not because it was of much better solution. any correct boys that much more expensive solution? it has its own constraint. you are dealing with actually, but for engineering much higher costs. and i've been very difficult time to wrap my head around what will be the cost and a potential i would say revenue generation, you could get with this project. and that's actually one of the major reason while the any and the last cycle of concentration, which was around 2014 it with the idea of project was essentially abandon james, what did you say uh, as an a

presidential hopefuls, followed from running for office in april defense conclusions. embassy in nicaragua, costs of the government proposed suspending diplomatic relations. and in may, the governments ordered the nicaraguan red cross to shut down, accusing it of a tax on peace and stability. during the 2018 protests. red cross says it helps treat injured protests as well as india. regular. those are reported with confidence. see all the criteria and investigative news out mentioned next on the neighboring costa rica. and she says the government is sending a message to its opponents. some people are saying that this is an act of revenge because the students from this university and other universities in 2018 to the streets, to protest against the data. and they are now pointing out that the government deals stories of university had to do with these situations. when in reality, what happened was that the students and the citizens that were protesting against the government were using the campus at the side of refuge when they were being attacked by police forces. and some other people are

first,ar these technologies aren developing countries government puts troops in nicaragua with ak-47sop poachers. no government is complicit because they have been paid off so technologies are more powerful because and simply be bribed so part of the answer is rather than focusing on the u.s. in developing countries, you see these technologies substituting fofor governments lack of government ability. in the united states we have to be more creative and how to work in government agencies. the people who work there convinced what they're doing is the right thing and they do many good things but it's not innovative and government moves slowly. technology is fast and the problemsft often move very fasto it is mindset change. the first thing is a mindset change and recognize tools are available so in the case of seattle, innovation comes in and changes the entire environment to keep up so one reason is to think about a different way so we can find the answers so regulators are just saying no, we're not going to change, we are going to dose it the same wy and how they can help but with any

latin america, the president will visit venezuela, nicaragua and cuba in june 1400 and 235 documents and understandings and agreements will be signed by the country in various fields including energy, mining and power plants . we had 35 documents of understanding and agreements with these three countries in different fields. we had an understanding in the field of energy there was a very good difference both in the upstream and downstream areas, and i think that if these steps are implemented and operational, following the actions that have been taken in these two years, an effective step can be taken in the direction of communication in the field of knowledge -based work in the first step. five knowledge-based contracts have been concluded, and the private sector, which is worth 90 million dollars, iran has taken a similar approach towards shurka and emerging asian economies, and its relationship with indonesia, as the largest economy in southeast asia , is highly secure, and the characteristics of the two countries , i agreed from the units own national currency for business i will

it was clear migrants from all over the world, like nicaragua, venezuela and the like. you now have entire world applying in overwhelming numbers. they are being released and be ins coming on the cbp app are separate from those that cross illegally and you have no numbers officials constantly talk about. >> todd: to democrats just coming around, they should not be let off the hook. you have been interviewing experts, not for months, for years, who predicted how this would transpire and democrats were naive to it, even though we've been talking about it for years. great work by you, we appreciate it and thanks for the latest update. >> carley: thanks, turning to weather, 71,000 households waking up in north carolina without power. the southeast has been pounds, slow-moving storms hover over the eastern seaboard. there is a bit of rain in the forecast for hawaii, but it is unlikely to fall in the area scorched by the deadly wildfire on maui. >> todd: senior meteorologist janice dean is here. >> janice: death toll continues to rise. we will get some rain, look at areas in

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editors came to me and said, "we'd like you to go to central america and photograph post-revolutionary nicaragua and the current civil war in el salvador and guatemala." and the theme of that entire three-month photo essay was revolution on our doorstep. [ screaming ] i saw dead bodies all over the place. took me into the jungles, learning how to work with the police and the army. so i had to learn my skills in spanish. i had to improve them. i had to learn how to spend money and stay within budget. i had to learn how to try to get these images back to the newspaper. so nothing you can learn in school in that regard. [ speaking in foreign language ] when i'm working in mexico or latin america, i'm very comfortable. i'm not a policeman. i'm not, you know. however, in afghanistan and iraq and in some parts of africa, i would hire what's called a fixer, and a fixer is somebody who knows politics, knows how to drive, knows the terrain and, in afghanistan and iraq, knows how to shoot. so that's how you diminish the danger because the danger, like i learned in vietnam, is right there, but you did not

appointment section provides more details on some of the president's travel arrangements for the sake of nicaraguat's say that these trips are economically beneficial for the people of iran. unity in the caribbean, the second part , the golden opportunities of every trip that is arranged. the main goal is to create currency for the country, a new market, the export of knowledge-based goods, diverse imports, and as the saying goes. the famous source of the diversity of resources, the server engineering services of the president played in the iranian store megasis in caracas, a large store that was the first iranian store in south korea, maryam on the planet, and at the time of its opening , it met with a special welcome from the venezuelans. in the venezuelan market due to the lack of a regular direct shipping line from iran to venezuela, iran's shipping to venezuela had faced a serious problem. at that time , it was about a year that iran's shipping did not ship to venezuela. the expiration date is approaching, of course, poor marketing and advertising, and the store and the frequent change of man

with the same model , he won the control of mousavi's insurance service and the president left for nicaragua after a day. a revolutionary country on the coast of the caribbean sea, in the middle of the janos atlas and aram, a beautiful country that is the land of lakes and volcanoes, and we have already seen in the latin american documentary how much the country's executive officials are interested in economic and technological cooperation with iran . daniel ortega president after a few minutes of waiting for the arrival of the president of iran, the president of this country welcomed his iranian friends in a special ceremony . the ayatollah azad university of iran and the voice of mr. rastgar in the speech of the welcoming ceremony for the memory of hajj qassem soleimani also lived in honor of this great martyr. be silent for a minute with your answer

example of national services such as venezuela, indonesia , russia, china, and african countries, nicaragua, in every it is a country in its own agreements, but the trend of travel is mostly economic, technology transfer , job creation and currency creation. for example, in the case of venezuela, we are one of the items . after all, for cars , there is an organization of about 50,000 employees that our automobile companies have. in addition to domestic production, it must have a foreign market that can, god willing, be self-sufficient in providing the currency they need. it was one of our policies in several countries. now, in venezuela , it has been revived . parts are being assembled before they arrive. as the complete car goes there and is sold and competes with different countries, for example, the ammonia factory . i will give an example after a few months of meeting , when the agreement is signed, design 60, engineering 60 , work is started, loan 60, finally, the end of these factories, now the work begins. it has passed from phase zero to phase one and two and is entering service in

mexico, nicaragua, bolivia, chile , colombia , proof, the long day of honduras and brazil, left-wing candidates who are generally critical of american policies were able to take power, and now in guatemala, the national election commission has confirmed the victory of bernardo arevala. let's add the left-wing president in latin america to another name . now, my question to you is about the political situation in guatemala and the policies of the shop that arevalo had in the elections. we are a political computer election, but i don't mistake its victory in guatemala with 69 % of the votes. in fact, it was able to win the guatemalan elections . fight against corruption . fight against the current president of guatemala. your presence as you mentioned, the relations with china and other latin american countries of the united states, as well as the improvement of the economy and the fight against illegal immigration from the country , were among the main slogans of mr. halo in the guatemalan elections. it turns out that, of course, the left in latin america is divided into two parts, wh

exactly what the nicaragua dictator is doing right now to a catholic bishop. what the chinese have done to a catholic cardinal. what putin has done to a political opponent. this is, this has nothing to do with justice. this is a district attorney who is corrupt, partisan and i believe totally breaking the law and the constitution. jackie: you mentioned the debates as well. any standout players in your view? it was fiery, they went after each other. of course, donald trump was not there. anybody really stand out as a competitor? >> sure appeared every single one of them in every single pole key is beating them. training on governor ron desantis who went in there and the number two spot. he did not do himself much harm. he had some really good moments, actually. on some of ramaswamy positions. he truly is an outsider. truly successful businessman who can attack the system by not being in it. i thought nikki haley dated well california, illinois, colorado, new york in another state all have abortion at 39 weeks. if you are at 15 weeks and babies are being born in

characteristics in mexico means nicaragua , bolivia, chile, colombia, the long dance of honduras and brazil . left-wing candidates who are generally critical of american policies were able to seize power. now in guatemala, the national election commission of bernardo won. yes vala has been approved , it seems that we should add another name to the list of leftist presidents in latin america. now i have a question for you regarding the political situation in guatemala and the policies that are vala had in the elections. he is the right addition to the list of left-wing countries and very good social slogans, the fight against corruption is at the top of the government's work , or we are honduras and art in the election of the political computer, but the victory of cherry in guatemala site , don't get me wrong, the news of mr. won the election, and of course , 69% of the votes were actually the election. guatemala go away and fight against the current president of guatemala with the slogan of fighting corruption. in relation to mrs. ba in the second phase of the election, fight against

and glass everywhere, kids in tears, lost their teddy bear, lost their passports k not get home to nicaragua or wherever they came from and it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: she is fortunate to live near one of the most iconic spots in the city. the palace of fine arts is a target. the streets littered with san francisco diamonds. so, it was here that the police chose to announce a new strategy on an old problem. a lot of neighbors came out and gathered around as chief scott described more officers, some undercover, we deployed to go to hot spots and something a lot of people have been asking for a long time >> we are going to do bait cars, bait car operations. now, i will not go into a lot of details because, by design, we want the people who are breaking into the cars to be caught. and, bait cars, we believe, will do that. >> an expanded approach to identifying smash and grab thieves is what the chief described in brood terms hopefully serving as a deterrent and a way around it which police say is dangerous. >> it dangerous behavior what they do when we pursue them is dangerous. >> reporte

five are in latin america including nicaragua and honduras. taiwan now has diplomatic relations with 13 countries. >>> a hawaii county has filed a lawsuit against the local power company claiming it's responsible for raecent wildfirs that left at least 115 people dead. maui county filed the suit thursday in a hawaiian state court. it claims the electric company was negligent and did not heed weather warnings. it said the utility failed to shutoff power despite strong winds and dry weather. witnesses reported seeing sparks from fallen power lines. the suit argues the system itself wasn't properly maintained. now, it isn't the first lawsuit to hit the power company. earlier this month residents from the town of lahaina filed their own suit. the town was effectively destroyed in the blaze. hawaiian electric industries has reportedly lost more than half of its market value since the wildfires. >>> moving now to atlanta, georgia, where former u.s. president donald trump made a brief appearance at a county jail. he was forced to surrender to authori

we did exactly the same with respect to abkhazia of south ossetia, part of the state, including nicaraguavenezuela and recognized these states. and now they are de facto, and independent states should be clarified. why did the question of the so-called ossetian separatism arise, this question arose long ago ossetia, and they always they tried, uh, to become part of the soviet union back in the days of the soviet union, but they always strove to become part of russia, they even had wide autonomy, and within the georgian essr from 21 to 31 years, but then this autonomy was eliminated, and georgia supported a migration other ethnic groups go there, but the political will itself and join russia. it is nowhere. make relationships escalate. uh, even before the collapse of the soviet union a. that is, there were problems back in the late eighties, but of course, when new independent states of emotionalism. e in ossetia a has intensified and e, c. in general, but there was hope. so that now it will turn out to become part of russia, russia also treated the interests of these people with understan

in fact, governments put troops in nicaragua, or didn't put to troops, with ak-47s to stop poachers. what happened is they just got robbed. the folks up the chain -- and their actions away complicit with the poaching because they have been paid off. one of the lines i have in my book is that small technologies, more powerful than ak-47. people the ak-47s are going to -- know and so that's part of the entrance, is instead of just focusing on at the u.s. and developing countries you can see a lot of these technologies are substituting either for government or the lack of government ability for government corruption. in the united states and think we have to be more creative about these things. having worked in government agencies. the people who work there are convinced that what they're doing is the right thing. they do many good things. but government is not innovative. government moves very slowly. technology moves very fast, and they probably governmental problem is often moving very fast. so there's just a mindset change, and the very first thing that has to happen is a mindset ch

government puts troops in nicaragua with ak-47s to stop poachers.hat happens, folks up the chain get bribed so government is complicit with the poaching because they have been paid off. a line in my book is that small technology, more powerful than ak-47s because they can simply be bribed. that is part of the answer, that s rather than just focusi on the us, in developing countries you see a lot of technologies substituting either for government, lack of government ability or government corruption. in the united states, we have to be more creative about these things. how to work in government agencies, the people who work there are convinced what they are doing is the right thing. they do many good things, but government is not innovative. and government moves very slowly, technology moves very fast. the problem, environmental problems often move very fast. there's just a mindset change, the first thing that has to happen is a mindset change and recognize that these tools are available and so in the case of seattle. permissionless innovation comes i

including nicaragua venezuela and recognized these states.nd now they are de facto, and independent states should be clarified. why did the issue of so -called ossetian separatism arise? this question arose long ago ossetia and they always they aspired, uh, to become part of the soviet union back in the years, but they always tried to become part of russia, they even had broad autonomy, and within the georgian essr from 21 to the thirty-first year, but then a, this autonomy was eliminated, and georgia supported a the migration of other ethnic groups there, but the political will itself , but to become part of russia. it has not gone away. uh, even before the collapse of the soviet union a. that is, there were problems back in the late eighties. but of course, when new ones formed independent states nationalism, and in the network, but intensified and, in general, but there was hope. and now it will be possible to enter stavrosiya russia also treated the interests of these people with understanding , and therefore, problems arose. we were read