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them off even though it's an unsecured bond an unsecured debit i suggested pay in coming in but or pay off the creditors in a billion or two billion worth of butter put the cows on over time you know there should be huge billboards i shouldn't say keep stability vote yes it should be triple time l.c. keep the teach work in. well i mean that's a good point because the irish taxpayer is signing up to this fiscal treaty that they're not supposed to go into debt the government debt has to be above a certain point the only reason why their government is in debt is because of an elected officials at the e.c.b. operating on behalf of deutsche bank and other european banks and goldman sachs were owed this money by anglo-irish they took the bet they took the risk that anglo-irish was who was paying a high yield on their debt they were speculating that they would be able to pay back they weren't and they forced the irish taxpayer they said the e.c.b. said in january when the irish were protesting paying a one billion payment on this unsecured bond the e.c.b. itself the european central bank said

will we have to pay for treatment of obese people? will we have to pay for abortion?witzerland is not your typical european welfare state. it's extremely business friendly and it's always gone its own way, shunning the euro and charting its own course in health care, with private providers and private insurance. that's actually not so rare, according to journalist t.r. reid. >> one of the things that many americans believe about health care around the world is that other rich countries in the world all have socialized medicine. is that true? >> no, that's baloney. some countries do have government provide the care and pay for it, but a lot of rich democracies, germany, switzerland, japan, belgium, the netherlands, cover everybody in the private system, private docs, private hospitals. private insurance. germany and switzerland don't have medicare. people save with the same insurer cradle to grave. >> the swiss were getting fed up with their private insurance system in the early 1990s. costs were rising, premiums were disproportionately higher for women and the elderly

the government pays for everything, own most of the hospitals, and pays most of the doctors. but consider this -- compared to americans, the brits have longer life spans, a lower infant mortality rate, and a health care system that consistently ranks higher on every measure. all this and everyone's care is covered. no payments to doctors, no monthly charges from your insurance company, no co-pays, no fees, nothing. at king's college hospital in london, dr. nigel heton performs a lir trans -- a liver transplant surgery with a live donor. a young man is giving part of his liver to his younger brother. the liver is cut in half with one part for the younger brother and the other part staying in the donor. >> the liver is a remarkable organ, in that it's made up of eight segments. so you can take pieces of the liver, and it will function perfectly well. >> this transplant costs tens of thousands of dollars, but under britain's national health service or nhs, the patient doesn't pay a thing. >> when patients come to us, we only evaluate them from the point of view of their need. do

you pay 6.2% on that. your employer pays the same amount. that means if you earn more than that, you're not paying anything on that money above that amount. that's not true of medicare. you pay on the whole salary. we'd like to see social security be treated the same way and have everyone pay no matter what their earnings. this is really for bill gates. i want bill gates to pay his share. he can do this if we remove the cap. but there are many people above that level as our society has become more unequal. there are more people at the top earning those high salaries. another possible pay for is slowly increasing social security contribution by a share of percentage point over 20 years. you could start at 20 years. most times when we revise social security revenues, we put it off into the future so people have a chance to adjust to it. this is just one way of doing that. there's a relatively small one, but it could grow over time. we have a lot of ways of escaping -- putting part of your salary away that you don't pay social security on. 401k

we should be paying. to address recommendation number 3, the department must either produce the settlement, establish a significant -- a said -- a consistent payout, provide sufficient audit trail to support exceptions to the limitation. the department must ensure that mou is clear as to what point and the sick leave cap should be applied. we are looking for clarity, documentation that we can audit back and support. this recommendation was recommended -- recommendation 17 in the regional report. the department originally stated that it agreed with the recommendation and proposed an acceptable solution to resolve the issue. in response to the six month follow-up request, it indicated that it would not implement the recommendations indicating that it did not agree with the findings and recommendation. the most recent response indicates that the pending implementation of the city wide payroll system will resolve the underlying issue. however, the recommendation is aimed at addressing the problem until the ne

estados unidos en apoyar matrimonios del mismo sexo, renueva un intenso debate nacional, mÉxico el paÍsÁs refrescos consume en el mundo, y expertos dicen que causa obesidad entre millones de niÑos mexicanos. >>> estudian nuevos tipos de explosivos en al qaeda,ara atacar a estados unidos, piden poderes para combatirlo. >>> una mancha solar que afectarÍa satÉlites y redes electrÓnicas, inclendo lular gps, comenzamos. >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos, y marÍa elena salinas. >>> muy buenas noches, comenzamos con el anuncio histÓrico hecho por el presidente obama, que apoya a matrimonios del mismo sexo, la primera vez que un presidente de estados unidos dice esto, y lo dice antes de elecciones presidenciales de noviembre, sin embargo aclarÓ que los estados tienen la Última palabra al respecto, declaraciones del presidente tienen enorme repercusiones, a nivel polÍtico, y social, y luis mejÍa tiene lo que dijo obama. >>> es la primera vez en la historia que un presidente de estados unidos, dice esto. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> creo que las parejas del mismo sexo deben tene

tonl difference we have is how to pay for it.o are creating jobs while we're still the in the midst of the greatest recession since the great depression. we say since the government is loaning money at 2.8% -- i mean wore are borrowing, the government is borrowing money at 2.8% and loaning it to students at 6.8% and since the congressional budget office said that there was a savings of $61 billion when the federal government took over the loan program, and that $8.7 billion of that went to pay for the health care law, we ought to take the money that the government is overcharging students to help pay for the health care law and pay to keep this rate lower. that's what we're saying. so we have a difference in that way. so i hope my colleagues will vote no on the motion for cloture. we have a different proposal which we believe is superior which is the same as the one that passed the house. we would like a chance to offer that interest rate reduction act and give the students the defendant of -- the benefit of our proposal which wi

if you pay extra. made either flying with a first class ticket, but even if you're not a now market the opportunity to go to the head of the queue. avenues and parks, it used to be that one of the beings of going to an amusement park, having to wait in long lines for popular rides. now many enemies and parks set out a special ticket that enables you to jump the queue so you don't have to wait. now, these are not great, this does not pose a grave moral danger, these examples. but they are small illustrations of this tendency. take a more significant one. when i was in china recently i learned that in chinese hospitals there are enormous queues, long waiting lines, people come from the country, sometimes waiting for days to see doctor. and it's given rise to an industry, entrepreneurs hire people, homeless people or others, to wait in line to get the appointment ticket, which is very cheap, and then they sell those tickets. it's like ticket scalping outside a world series game, or a concert to sell the t

pai?>> senator, i also think i would urge the commission to do whatever it could to create a regulatory framework that incentivizes that development as quickly as possible. >> host: amy schatz. >> guest: well, they're preaching to the choir if you're talking to the fcc, because thai all about sniff -- they're all about incentive auctions. not just incentive auctions. the problem that really both the new commissioners are going to face is they don't really set the agenda at the fcc so they, basically, have to do and look at the issues that the chairman asks them to look at. there's only so much they can do individually to push this forward, but it's certainly an issue that the agency's looking at. olympia snowe thinks there's too much reliance on incentive auctions. >> guest: and it seemed that at least commissioner rosenworcel agreed. there are a lot of different pieces to the sort of puzzle and trying to figure out how to get more spectrum out. one includes mergers as well. verizon is try

why can't it be he is willing to pay more taxes than he is now and paying 75%. >> well he probably pays now 45% to 50%, and so he just automatically -- why is it okay for them to say of course i would pay more taxes. >> maybe he would be willing to pay 51%. >> it doesn't matter when you make 100 million a year. >> patriotic millionaires because the difference is nothing. >> everyone knows you can't support obama and be patriotic. >> you are not allowed to wear lapels. >> but greg what you said makes no expense. will smith it does make a difference to him at 75%. >> he is greedy, very greedy. bill makes the point about the patriotic millionaires. they call themselves patriotic millionaires so if you disagree you are not patriotic millionaires. >> he was a marine p could -- i'm sorry. he was a miami cop. he was a marine corp pilot and new york cop who was recruited into a secret nongovernmental agency. he saved the planet on more than one occasion. i think i will give him a pass because he earned it. >> if you insist. he was the last man on earth. that is a heavy tax burden. >> although h

it can pay a check even if paying that check will create an overdraft.ank can also pay a check that was not completely filled out when it was issued and then was completed by some later check holder. it can refuse to honor stale checks--checks that are more than six months old and not certified. the bank is fully authorized to pay the checks of a customer who has died or become incompetent until it learns of the occurrence and has sufficient time to react to the news. in fact, the bank is even authorized to pay for a short time thereafter if checks were used to pay bills in the ordinary course of business transactions and no heir or executor has requested that payments be stopped. if a bank makes a mistake in processing an account, it is entitled to subrogation and finally a bank has the right to enforce the terms of its contract with the customer. these include service charges and minimum balances. because the code is so thorough in spelling out the rights and duties of banks and customers, misunderstandings might seemnlikely, but as we're about to see

, y buenas noches, les saludo desde santo domingo en lrepública dominicana un país que se prepara parango, seacabó la campaña proselitista de los dos candidatos que llevan la delantera, y ha llamdo la atención la participaón delas jeres en esteproceso, hay 3 mujeres e aspiran a la vicepresidente, esto después que el en gobierno dehipólito mejía una ocupara el puesto, con ella habl >>> se va acercdo e tiempo y lo veremos >>> así piensa milagros ortiz bosh, la ex vicepresente del país, ahora respira y vive abiertamente la lítica. >>> es un país, donde todavía, hay cho machismo, pero estamos aprendiendo de esto. >>> s costumbres tradicione son llevadas años atrás, sin embargo falta much r hacer, porque esta ley no se pone en práctica a cabalidad. >>es porcentaje aún no se cumple como tiene que ser. > seguro que la mujer, estar vez, más,quenunca sabe elapel e tiene que jugar, para elinar la situación e tamos atravesando, básicamente la mujer dominicana. >>> ahora tenemos un candidat que no es machista queuiere a la mujer y defiende. >>> en estas elecciones el voto de la muje podría ter más

most people rich people pay more in taxes actually pay less. >> right.icism about anything to do with government. part simplify it if you are rich enough you can hire a good accountant to get you special benefits. some of that is true, but in numbers, it's a lie. two out of three people believe middle-class pay more in taxes, a large number of people that make less than them are paying less than their fair share. >> john: fair share? >> more than 30% for anybody in america to pay to all governments, federal, state and local. >> john: i would love it if i paid 30%? >> of course. people don't have any sense how high taxes are. >> john: republican talking point is 53% of americans don't pay federal income tax? >> this is class warfare of a different type. it really doesn't make any more sense. they are paying sales taxes and state taxes and other taxes. what is really interesting, they are more opposed to tax hikes than upper income americans. >> john: really? >> it makes sense because if you are lower end every dollar matters so you can't afford to shell o

>> corporations, they can pay good wages, no vacation, no sick pay. we can't afford it anymore. >> anti-capitalist protestors are furious that some of you have much more money than others. it's not the silly protestors. the poll found six in ten americans say government should reduce the gap between the wealthy and the less well off. cliff is one of those wealthy people. he has gotten rich with an investment firm and he says is okay. why is it okay? you are moving money around and feeding off the public? >> you have a lot of issues. is it okay to make a lot of money and lot of money through an investment firm? investment firms we discover very rapidly when people do investing when people would do their jobs poorly. >> steven jobs created products but you shuffle money around? >> investment firms, speculators everyone gets accused of shuffling money around but we have been around since the roman empire. a lot of economy depends on prices being right. when we have seen the tech bubble and but people get prices far more accurate than if the government is

some may pay less. >> some may pay more. it took a while to get him there, but he did. now, john boehner has spent 22 years in congress. some of you out there watching may loathe the man. some of you may love the man. but this is the truth. he wants to have a big legacy of making a difference. but to do it, to be the man who delivers a grand bargain that goes down as one delivered by a republican speaker, he has to get the tea party in line. that's why he uses words like reforms and wants to talk about lowering tax rates as a biblical statement when he really is going to end up with some paying more. that means mike lee needs to be on board and he is with us tonight. good to see you, sir. really appreciate you taking the time. you heard the speaker there. let's talk about this word cuts and reforms. first of all, do you think -- i'm sure you're on word with cuts and it depends on what cuts. but in terms of reforms, are you also open to a system whereby eliminating loopholes, which i know in your own budget you say that you'r

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this is an interest rate that students pay on subsidized loans that the poorer students pay. the real questions they're asking people to decide is how much interest should low-income students pay on their loans in order to fund tax breaks for other people? it is insane this is even a topic. >> aaron, how would modify or correct my or zac's assessment of this debate? >> i think a lot of what you said is right. this is a no-brainer. this is a popular issue for young people, students, their parents. we obviously can't let student loans, the interest rates, double. that would just add cost to college education which is already out of control. we're excited to see there is some progress on this issue, and we're very hopeful that eventually congress will work out the differences. >> the thing that sprtrikes me about your generation, and i know that's such a blanket statement, but i feel that your generation is the first generation that has realized you can get a lot more for a lot less. my generation and older always believes you can spend more to get more or you have to cut and yo

that's an asinine question to put to me or anyone else the fact of the matter is some tax cuts do pay for themselves this one this one particular issue will add a great deal of money to our deficit right way in the david just massive use of the revenue service up to speed yes or when massachusetts legalized gay marriage they there are states one hundred million dollars boost in economic activity tourism wedding chapels receptions i mean it's a big business in mass and that was messing it i was so at thirteen million dollars maryland ninety million dollars nationally just because of the various states that allow gay marriage it's been a billion dollars in the last year. sound that's wonderful we're about to lose over a billion dollars a year federally with this so so it's on the rise and that's only one of the seven or eight i say i'm saying we should look at this with a very cold and decide what is until this particular time so it sounds to me like what you're saying is that right now we are screwing gay people to the tune of a billion dollars a year and you're fine with that so we sh

should we keep forcing drivers to pay more or should we make it pay to be a more savvy driver?th clear cbs five. did waves as for the cash stanford is standing down as well as a mix of stanford traffic funding and federal research grants. >>> thousands of bay area college students could get money they were not expecting a newspaper insert today featured 35 pages of names of people owed money by city college of san francisco. altogether the college rose $1.1 million to students past and present the biggest individual amount is $2,000. and there's more money out there for millions of other californians to. >>> there's an amazing amount of money sitting in the state controller's office in california estimated about $6.1 billion. it's a lot to notify people who have been noted unclaimed money based on the last address but ccs death put the names of the papers and students move so often the students have until june 25th to claim the funds or they become property of the college. >>> sued a link to the state's unclaimed property data base at cbs sf dot com click on news. >>> behind me

to get money paid back to be to be paid back yeah that's to pay back but those debts the b.n.p. floated were unsecured therefore they took the risk now they've got to eat the last is gold capitalism ok if you make a bad bet you pay for you then don't go crying to the government like a little whining you know seven year old child. goes oh yeah. well let's turn to this final headline here max because i think i found the source of this entire spiraling down of the pig nations now you know we're in the second phase or third phase of the european debt crisis well i think it had to do with the exit of silvio berlusconi yes sure he was a sleaze bag but little did i know how important he was to the italian economy silvio berlusconi's twenty million euro pleasure chest went to party girls silvio berlusconi's accountant brought twenty million euros in cash to the premier's luxury villa to pay girls who attended his infamous bunga bunga parties a court heard last week his accountant said he asked me to bring the money in cash and i would put it in the safe at the villa in two thousand and

you know, the american taxpayers, they pay when they go to the bump and then you ask them to pay again when they file their tax return. we don't have to do that in america. i would propose that the better -- the more important priority for american families is to look at eliminating those tax subsidies for the big oil companies rather than asking our neighbors to be able to -- to stop -- rather than ask our neighbors to put all the burden on middle class families and the seniors and the disabled in this country. at this i would like to yield three minutes to miss schwartz. >> well, thank you, and i want to speak in support of this motion, and, again, to reiterate some of the really very important points that my colleague, miss castor, made in, really reflecting the choice that is being presented by the republican majority in this motion and understand it is a choice. they are choosing to cut millions of dollars, and it's always an interesting kind of millions of dollars, but these are services to our frailest seniors and our most vulnerable children instead of reducing taxpayer subsidi

, muy buenas noches, le saludo desde santo domingo en la repúica dominicana un país q se prepara paraingo, se acabó la campaña proselitista de los dos candidatos que llevan la delantera, ha llao la atención la participación del as mujeres en este proceso, hay 3 mujeres que aspira a la vicepresente, es después que el en gobierno de hipólito mejía una ocupara el esto, con ella hablamos. >>> se va acercando el@ tiempo lo veremos. > así piensa milagros ortiz boshla ex vicepresidente del pa, y ahora respira y vive abiertamente la política. >>> es un país,onde todavía, hay mucho machismo, pero tamos aprendiendo de esto. >>> s costumbres y tradiciones son lladas años atrás, sin embargo falta mucho por hacer, porque esta leno se pone en práctica a cabalidad. >>> ese porcentaje aú noe cumple como tiene que ser. >>> seguro que la mujer, estar vez, más,que nuncsabe el pap que tien que jugar, ra elinar la situación que estamos atravesando, básicamente la mujer dominicana. >>> ahora tenemos un candidato que no es machist que quiere a la mujer y la defnde. >>en estas eleiones el vot de la mujer pod

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they fail to pay workman's comp. they fail to pay payroll. this affects not only the workers, but the city and local government. think you. ank you. >> good morning. i am from the filipino community center. one of the nine organizations that are part of the progress of workers alliance. the organization has been working in the community for many years and black latino, asian, clear, pacific islander and young worker communities. the progress of worker alliance includes the filipino community center. power, pride at work, and young workers united. together, they have been working in communication -- communities across the city with its laborers, domestic workers, including filipino care givers. we have been working closely on the ground with those that of been suffering under the wage theft nationally. we have launched a project at the sec to look into the care giver project. in this community where we have a lot of immigrants, low- income, underground workers and low-wage workers that are suffering from a wage that here did we have to expose

could those could that and pay off your service in the treasury could it pay off a less you are still a member in the political class and go along with what wall street wants or advance their interest is that necessary in order to secure the u.s. eking fees that's that's how it works right when and when it does change because you said that you don't think it's always been this way i'm just curious because you were at treasury in eighty one i believe what changed. well. what changed was the deregulation because this let them realize that the there was no constraints left on them that there was no reason they had to behave at the glee at the clear will properly and the new way will close all the constraints to go there's centrally. or now also. of washington's effort to protect its worldwide economic interest so they have washed and put pressure on the euro they don't washington short of gold and silver to protect the dollar and the banks or wall street the big banks are now just out of the federal government's self protective mechanism and so in effect they're part of the government th

we're going to have to pay for this and pay for it responsibly. we're not going to raise taxes. anyone who wants to raise taxes, you're on the wrong conference committee. i think we must not include earmarks. we did the faa bill without that. and we can't add to the federal bureaucracy. we've got to cut red tape paperwork and start streamlining the process that actually get things done. >> first we should note at very large conference committee. >> 47 members. >> how can you get work done with so many people? >> the chair of the conference is senator boxer. and she has done excellent job so far breaking it down into various groups, addressing various issues of which the members are interested. the staffs are working across party aisles and across the hill in a very good manner, breaking it down as well. perhaps a lot of the low-hanging fruit will be resolved at the staff level and the major issues, one of which you have addressed, will be left for the conferees themselves to address. i hope it will be instead of kicked upstairs on the leadership like happened to the faa bill las

she now pays over $6,000 a year in flood insurance. she's 67 years old, works as a nurse, she'd like to retire, but one of the reasons she can't retire is the $6,000 a year flood insurance bill. here in new jersey, i'm not affected by flood -- flood danger maps yet, but there have been numerous articles the last several years in new jersey, they keep adjusting the flood area inland, and what it comes down to really is, again, i'm an independent, i think both the tea party movement and the occupy movement would agree on this, it's a case of the wealthy transferring their expenses on to the backs of average people. i'll give you an example, this community south of atlantic city called long port. you cannot buy the smallest cottage in long port for under a million dollars, most of the houses are multimillion houses. they are subsidized for flood insurance. when the beach needs replenishment, everybody has to replenish their beaches, but if you want to go on their beaches, you have to get a beach tag, then they don't provide any facilities

loans to pay back.so this would be in addition to frustrating educational advancement, it would leave many, many students across the country with lots of debt. hundreds of thousands of young people, parents, educators, members of the faith community and other community leaders have come to us with one simple request: don't double the rate. some on the other side have argued that low-cost federal loans have contributed to rising college costs and increased student debt. this does not make sense. the maximum amount that undergraduate students can borrow in subsidized loans has remained unchanged at $23,000 for the last 20 years. there are many causes that are accelerating tuitions, but the amount of available accessible federal borrowing to students has remained unchanged for 20 years. but increasing the cost of these loans by doubling the interest rate will certainly make college more expensive for families and for students. we need to address college costs, but having the federal government double the i

jay somebody has to pay for -- >> somebody has to pay for this. if you go to college and can't get enough to pay for your loan? you got screwed. >> you know what a college education is like? it is like breast implants. you buy them on lay away and if you can't pay for them, no one will come and take it out. right? >> my college education is just like breast implants. it is amazing. >> i ironically majored in breast implants. >> earlier you were occupying a bong. as it occupied the shark. >> yes, it is in -- it is thanks to mr. lucas. it is easy for you fuddy-duddies. when you think you were paying when you were their age. compared to inflation it is wildly different. >> they know that, but let's compare it to getting a loan for a house. that's frivolous. nobody needs to own a house. you can rent, most of new york does and we don't like it. college if you really want to get a decent job in this country, and i know it is horrible to say that maybe not everyone is meant for mcdonalds, you need a college degree. it is ten times more expensive to get i

esta es una ediciÓn especial de enfoque, el poder de saber la importancia de la educaciÓn para este paÍsa comunidad hispana, para nuestros hijos y como podemos nosotros ser mejores al enseÑarle a nuestros hijos que la enseÑanza es lo mÁs importante para un buen futuro. y hay cifras lugar mano tes sobre la educaciÓn y los hispanos es 1 de cada 4 estudiantes es latino 12 pones millones de hispanos estudian en ses e escuelas pushls y sÓlo 58% de estos estudiantes concluye su fof formaciÓn secundaria el grupo Étnico con mÁs alto Índice de abandono escolar en el paÍs . y para hablar de esto, un honor recibir a esther aguilera, gracias por estar con nosotros y rafael saldaÑa gracias por estar aquÍ. >>> yo querÍa comenzar con esther que haces tanto en tu organizaciÓn que hace tanto para la juventud para que entiendan la importancia de la educaciÓn este fin de semana han estado haciendo eventos para incentivar a la juventud cuÁl es el mensaje principal que quiere dejar en la juventud, dos cosas. >>> que el futuro estÁ en sus manos que las decisiones de hoy van a determinar como siguen es importa

desde que comenzó la guerra civil en ese país. se calcula que 10.000 personas han muerto.cias lori por tu informe en colombia, el ex diputado y ex rehén de la guerrilla que fue detenido por secuestro. se defiende luego que 2 pruebas claves estarían beneficiandolo en la investigación. maribel os vosorio tiene los detalles desde bogotá. >>> que persona en el mundo, por dios, se somete a un auto secuestro, arriesgar su vida todos los días a vivir encadenado por 7 años. a no ver crecer a sus hijos. >>> esto mismo se preguntaron muchos en este país, cuando supieron que el diputado estaba detenido, por supuestamente haber ayudado a las farc, a secuestrarlo a él y a sus 11 compañeros de la asamblea, que después fueron asesinados y solo él quedó con vida. en primeras declaraciones, que fue detalle mido. pidió a su mamá que tenga fuerzas. >>> ha sido un hombre de excepto y principios como tú siempre me enzo nar enseñaste. la principal prueba es un video que se escucha a un hombre indicando como vulnerar la seguridad de la asamblea. donde trabajaban los políticos. favorecen a lópez,

many of us would feel that you should pay some taxes. but under the law, you pay no taxes. now you might think that at some point, you will want to diversify. you will want to sell your facebook stocks, but actually, if pure half competently advised, you will find ways to borrow money, you will be able to spend $31 billion of your $33 billion without incurring tax liability. you might ask what will happen if 60 years from now, you die and give the money to your children? will -- and then your children you know, they don't care about the fannie book, they sell the stocks. will they pay capital gains taxes? no, they would not. so you have an issue around great fortunes. and in a moment when the top 1% or 2% of the people own the health, and you have to factor that into the discussion of capital income taxation. so i do not favor the idea that we should not have capital income taxation for reasons that go crucially to fairness. we can't as a country figure out that a guy who runs a private equity company is earning income by working. we've got -- let him call his income capita

emergencia nacional que til, la actumente vivimos en este paÍs.en llegue. >>> los 121 estudiante que enviaron este video que revolucionÓ las redes sociales en mÉxico y el movimiento que se llama o soy 132" hay un tipo de conflicto no es r r lo mismo. >>> somos hermanos 131 es una respuesta a todas las personas que nos dificil manera luego de la visita de peÑa nieto, nos llaron arreados, porras y noran actos autÉnticos y eramos alumnos expresandonos libremente y quisieron cuero tar la libertad o cambiando las cosas. y los 131 dimos una respuesta por las redes sociales que es nuestro me y de comunicaciÓn. y tuvim mucho impacto y la ciudadanÍa mexicana se solidarizÓ con nosotros y creo este movimiento ciudadanoue se llama yo soy 132 en apoyo a nosotros. y con esta consigna de abrir los medios que haya mÁs medios para todos y mÁs informaciÓn. entonces, somos mÁs de 131. pertenecemos a 132 pero es la redd estudiantes de la ibero de 132. >>> nos quedan unosminutos r ¿quÉ es loue sigue?. >>>osotros en la universidad autÓnoma de mÉxico vamos a tener una m