s/luis gonzalez placencia/ ombudsman capitalino :52-1:00 "la in vestigación demostró distintos gradosn 6 con múltiples golpes, vejaciones, lesiones con dispositivos eléctricos..." como testimonio se proyectaron los videos que muestran los golpes, los empujones y las agresiones de las que fueron victimas los detenidos...101 encarcelados en total, de los cuales 99 fueron puestos en libertad al comprobarse que fueron aprendidos de manera abusiva e injustificada... segn el reporte la actuacion de la policia local fue descoordinad a y violenta,,, por eso piden que se investigue la responsabilidad de 25 jefes que estuvieron ese dia al mando y de los uniformados que se ven cometiendo atropellos en los videos.... pero tambien ponen en duda el actuar del ministerio publico y el juez que llevo el caso, ambos dicen los defensores de los derechos humanos tambien violaron las garantias de quienes se manifestaban pacificamente o solo miraban....y dejaron libres a los verdaderos responsables... las dependencias capitalinas tienen un plazo de 15 dias para ateder las recomendacio nes hechas por la com

we've done -- the recent report by the student loan ombudsman has been important. my subcommittee, as you know, held a hearing examining this issue last year. how will your new supervision of large private student loan servicers address some of the concerns described in these reports and these hearings? >> i think, first of all, it's a meaningful change, senator, to have an agency that goes in and examines very specifically for compliance with the law in an area. it means the institution has to be on their toes, and it means we have direct access to the information we need to assess whether the laws are being followed. and that already changes attention and heightens consciousness and, i believe, changes behavior in these institutions, the examination function itself. on the private student loans, we also now be, as i said, we put in place the mechanism to be able to now examine the student loan servicers, the ones who are actually dealing with the outstanding student loans and either getting the right information to people or not, either processing these loans pro

we've done -- the recent report by the student loan ombudsman has been important. held a hearing examining this issue last year. ... to the will to examine this janet long servicers, the ones who are dealing with the outstanding student allowance and a very good and the right information to people or processing loads properly or not we hear a lot of complaints about that. we will be aggressive going in and making sure things are being handled correctly for the airport right. the whole student loan problem should be of deep concern to this body. these are young people should care a great deal about with ambition and aspirations and dreams getting saddled with debt they don't understand often and they tell us that they did they wish they'd known the difference between a private student loan under federal student loans and is holding an action making them unable to rise and succeed and become leaders in our society and is a significant problem and will be doing everything we can to address at the bureau. >> senator warren. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you america

. >> i am the world ombudsman. >> no, if you can't agree it is a word, you know what you are? duke used the word he would be okay with it. >> david duke would never use something that was not a word. >> see what i mean? >> you always support him. >> you said paul mccartney and michael jackson can perform ebony and ivory and why are we hating on this song so much. that's a fair question. that song sucked too. >> it was a beautiful rendition of two races coming together like keys on a piano. >> and it was steven wonder. see how racist you are. >> really, really deep lyrics about coming together like the black and white keys on a piano. >> that's what it monte? that's what it meant? i thought it was an attack on elephants. bill ll says if you won't judge his do rag he won't franchise your red flag. >> they arey quitable. >> well that word is racist because i wear a do rag all the time. >> i managed to clean up the doo doo with my rag. >> joe, you can't tell a difference between actual country music and song parodies. i think what you are missing is what paisley and ll were doing

it also provides for an ombudsman. so that is law. in terms of other countries, the research, there are pretty good documentation is about this, which country is somewhat. pretty good, like malaysia has the legislation. in south asia, pakistan has the strongest. they also have amendments. bangladesh has amendments. afghanistan also as amendments. the scandinavian countries also have very strong legislation, and that is working well to. i also make a comment about the steady of all these centuries. usually people divide up into the schools of thought. the remedies that the legislative remedies. one is more focused on the right , like the united nations -- the usa, and the other one is more focused on the behavior. so our legislation falls into the wave year. we don't go after the company's and ask for big amounts through compensation. so there are different kinds of laws. here the big compensations, i have not done a full analysis other has worked. for now companies -- sometimes is companies do a lot of talk of things to be clear that.

we're having an ombudsman. we have this extraordinary instrument called public interest litigation which any citizen can file in the higher courts including the supreme court, exposing corruption. and above all, we have one of the most independent, fiercely independent media in the world which every day is exposing quote, unquote, corruption of one kind or another. >> how much of that media is in english? >> no, the english media has a significant influence because it reaches decision makers and upon makers. but in terms of volume or coverage, the language media is much bigger. >> what is the impact of the fact that india has the second largest muslim pop lakes in the world. >> we are proud of it. we are proud of the fact that we are a plural society and that for centuries, hindus and muslims, hindus and christians have lived peacefully with each other. even today in most parts of india, hindus and muslims, hindus and christians live peacefully. >> what makes news is those pockets where there is tension, there

the some ombudsman for "new york times" and fact checkers should be on his case for simply lying to his readers. >> you'll never hear an apology from him. a few weeks ago, larry, joe scarborough took apart paul krugman on charlie rose. it was embarrassing if you were a krugman-ite. is it any wonder this guy -- >> was krugman there? >> head-to-head. krugman versus scarborough. scarborough humiliated. is it any surprise he wouldn't take on margaret thatcher until she's dead. >> i want to put the chart back up so the viewers can see the thatcher boom occurred in the '80s. it continued in the '90s. tony blair basically as a labor prime minister adopted thatcher's own policies. all i'm saying, jimmy, love her or leave her or hate her or whatever, here's the darn number. that's all i'm saying. from a nobel prize winner, he ought to level with his readers. >> the numbers are the numbers. i'm not going -- i will not dispute that margaret thatcher brought england from the 18th century into the 20th century. she without a doubt did it. here's the problem. the government needs to take a note out o

>> several things and for the ombudsman of students it is the position congress created cover several things. first of all, for those who do make the decision whether to go to college and how to pay for higher education we have created new tools like the shopping sheet that is a broader paying for college module has rollout the guidance counselors, teachers, parents and young people across the country right now as they begin to make these financial decisions. second, we put out a rule to supervise students lowe's servicers many who have suffered some of the same problems mortgage servicers had suffered as we hear from them around the country we will directly examined them to make sure they are compliant with the law. on the proposal haag -- with thoughts and ideas from the public what could be done about the existing student loan program and is slowing down with housing purchases we have had over 28,000 comments submitted on that proposal and working with the number of other entities like treasury and parts of the government and the department of education to help address this problem

they have an ombudsman who is very active in looking at how to create more options for our worse.ut on the actual lending side, they are focused on private loans. tweet,ne more tweak -- the folks who complain about their loans to not read the contracts they signed. guest: as this problem has loans, the problem about borrower education. when i took my federal student loans out, you actually get the education after you signed the promissory note. it is a backward situation. i don't know if that has changed since when i did it. they are complicated things. in many cases, you have 18-year- olds filling them out. or families trying to do what they can, they're in the boom of the for-profit colleges. there was a lot of rusher about getting those loans closed. there are a lot of things that go into that. the greater focus is going into students can be smaller -- smarter about how they borrow, how much they take out. the most important thing is where they choose to attend school. that ethics -- that affect their outcome. if you take out a lot of loans, but get a good education that will g