para arribar al ecuador donde podrÍa permanecer bajo el beneplÁcito del gobierno del presidente rafael correa interÉs que se quiera plantear. >> sin embargo, para diego cordero, representante de los principales periÓdicos de ecuador no deja de ser contradictorio que su paÍs otorgue asilos en defensa de la libertad de prensa mientras al interior de la naciÓn, paerpz rÍan estar ac jeaned a medios de comunicaciÓn. >> se consideran como hechos herÓicos es una contradiccion absoluta de la polÍtica internacional del gobierno de ecuador. >> lo cierto que el futuro e snowden en este paÍs se definiÁa en el palacio presidencial, a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter el jefe de estado rafael correa rechazÓ presion internacionales y asegurÓ que su gobierno tomaÁa una decisiÓn responsable y soberana, en quito ecuador. >> juan carlos a, univisiÓn. >> la corte suprema de estados unidos evitÓ tomar una decision sobre el uso de la raza como un criterio para dar ingreso o no a los estudiantes universitarios a universidades pÚblicas. >> la corte devolviÓ a una corte de apelaciones el caso de abigail fischer demandÓ

segÚn el gobierno de rafael correa le dio un documento de refugiado viajar, no significa que se le hayarusia tome la decisiÓn que considere mÁs conveniente. >>> hoy la casa blanca, dijo que la salida de snowden, de hong kong, podrÍa tener un impacto negativo en las relaciones con china estaba previsto que snowden abordara un aviÓn que partio esta maÑana de rusia rumbo a cuba, harÍa una escala antes de su destino final en venezuela y ecuador. asiento reservado para el joven estadounidense, y edward snowden de 30 aÑos. el gobierno de nadie, rastrea llamadas y ak tichdes cibernÉticas de millones de ciudadanos. >>> el presidente ecuatoriano rafael correa, en su cuenta de twitter, analizara la situaciÓn con soberanÍa sobre este pedido de asilo, fue el informe de stephania para nuestro canal aliado. telemundo. >>> al regresar en el noticiero telemundo la tragedia, envuelve a la familia de cantinflas, su nieto estÁ muerto en un hotel. traemos los detalles, y dulce regreso de nuevo en las tiendas el a >>> haya muerto el mario moreno bert nato de 23 aÑos fue encontrado muerto. habÍa hecho denunc

assange y a snowden >>> esto cumple un lavado de imágen internacional que está deteriorada >>> rafael correacisión soiberana y sin preiones >>> los medios de este país han hablado de este personaje en sudamerica pero hoy dormiran millones de personas en este país sin saber quién es el espia. >>> un nieto de mario morenom cantinflas que peleaba contra las drogas fue encontrado muerto en un hotel en mex>méxico >>> el año pasado acuso a su padre de haberlos iniciado con las adiccioes y otros. >>> un paruq de diversiónes en méxico ofrece un tour de cruce de la reforma a costó de 20 dólares esperando más visitas y com o supoene estados unidos auemtna la seguridad en la frontera >>> los niños de minorias tnicas en este país son menos propensos de tratornos de actividad. >>> estos niños presentan problemas de aprendizaje entre otros >>> apenas pocas personas de estados unidos en 150 mill trabajadores a tiempo completo y parcial - >>> el 52% de estos toamn actitud presente pero no están emocionados con este y el 32% están desvinculados proviocando millones de dólares en perdidas a estados unidos >>>

unidos advirtiÓ a ecuador que habrÍan graves repercusiones en la situaciÓn bilateral el presidente rafael correano tiene la intenciÓn de romper ni relaciones comerciales ni tampoco diplomÁticos con nadie. >> saco dare venezuela con la divulgaciÓn de un audio de la diputada machado im aplicando a lÍderes opositores en la planeaciÓn de supuestos actos de des estabilizaciÓn al gobierno. >> la grabaciÓn que le ha vÁlido a la diputada acusaciones de traiciÓn a la patria. >> que el departamento de estado que la Única manera es provocar un golpe de estado o un autogol pe. >> como evidencia de conspiraciÓn presentaron el audio de la diputada. >> hablar con el gobierno de un paÍs extranjero para agredir las instituto ciones de la patria venezolana estÁ puesto como traiciÓn a la patria y usted es diputada seÑora machado. >> la reacciÓn no se hizo esperar. >> lo que busca es intimidarnos. >> la divisiÓn no le preocupa es plural pero y unida pero es totalitaria para conseguir la grabaciÓn. >> se meten dentro de la casa en este caso un profesor universitario una conversaciÓn privilegio dado mÁs de 2 horas qu

la peticiÓn el documento expedido el 22 de junio que ve en pantalla revela que el gobierno de rafael correao 17 de junio a una milla de la casa de hernÁndez. >> un juez ordenÓ la detencion del jugador de nfl sin derecho a chimpancÉs. >> recuerde mensajes puede enviarles a (♪). >> a martillazos rompieron la vitrina de una joyerÍa e se llevaron 17 relojes rolex un botÍn de 900 mil dÓlares, el atraco lo cometieron 5 sujetos, lograron salir del negocio en un centro comercial de atlanta la policÍa encontrÓ la camioneta en que sospechosos huyeron pero no hay rastro ni ladrones ni el botÍn. >> salvan la vida de un hombre que habÍa quedado extraviado durante un paseo en un Área de cacerÍa y habia quedado atrapado en un pantano en la florida lo buscaron socorristas durante 4 dÍas hasta que el hombre escucÓo que alguien gritaba su nombre y con voz dÉbil alcanzÓ a responder. >> lo trasladaron a un hospital para atenderlo. >> hace un mes que 12 jÓvenes se esfumaron de un bar de la capital mexicano desesperados por no obtener respuesta de autoridades, los familiares apelaron a su fe en busca de milagro

y el gobierno del presidente rafael correas, dio explicaciones.. edward snowden. la secretaria de gestiÓn polÍtica, betty tola, no negÓ la autenticidad del documento publicado en exclusiva por univisiÓn. pero dijo, que no comprometÍa al gobierno de su paÍs. >>> cualquier documento en este sentido no tiene valddez al alguna. y es responsabilidad de quien lo emitiÓ. quien lo emitiÓ es el consul de ecuador en londres. y juliana en la sede diplomÁtica de ecuador en el reino unido. gobierno. >>> la expediciÓn de ningÚn salvo conducta. >>> la posibilidad que ecuador conceda el asilo a snowden, llevÓ a legisladores sthad estadounidense por su voto en contra del tratado de preferencias arancelar arancelarias con ecuador. >>> el su paÍs estÁ dispuesto a donar 23 millones de dÓlares a estados unidos para que los invierta en derechos humanos. >>> ecuador, renuncia de manera unilateral e irrevocable a dichas preferencias arancelarias, >>> una decisiÓn que preocupa a los empresarios ecuatorianos, pues aÑo tras aÑo el llamado ap dae. beneficia al 15% de los pro

. >> el presidente ecuatoriano rafael correa dijo en su habitual informe de los sÁbados conversÓ conr la solicitud de asilo al primero en preguntar serÁ a washington pero la decisiÓn serÁ ecuatoriana. >> seguimos con esto porque salen nuevas revelaciones del caso snowden segÚn el periÓdico alemÁn la agencia de seguridad estadounidense no solo accediÓ a comunicaciones de sus ciudadanos sino espÍo a representantes de la uniÓn europea, acuerdo con el diario la inteligencia de estados unidos ja koe la red de la uniÓn europea en washington e instalaron micrÓfonos ocultos. >> en primeros meses del 2013 aumentÓ de forma dramÁtica el secuestro en mÉxico pero el gobierno tiene cifras distintas. >> alejandro roldÁn desde la ciudad de mÉxico tiene reacciones y estadÍsticas. >> cesar gavk recuerda cÓmo fue el Último dÍa que vio a su primo antes de que lo secuestraran. >> se lo llevaron, lamentablemente pidieron rescate lo mataron. >> segÚn el sistema nacional de seguridad pÚblica, en los primeros meses del 2013 aumentÓ de forma drÁstica el delito de secuestro en mÉxico. >> primero que me gustarÍ

president rafael correa told mr.en he would respect the administration's view while evaluating snowden's request, the white house confirms only that the phone call took place and that smoand was discussed. >> snowden was discuss discussed. the identified the american killed in egypt during the cairo's violent demonstrations. >> andrew porch search pochter of chevy chase, maryland was stabbed to death by a 52 tester, he was a student at kenyon college living in egypt for the summer teaching english and taking pictures of the battles between supporters and opponents of president mohamed morsi. >> the, s government is warning united states citizens to stay away from protests as they are expected to grow more violent tomorrow. clarissa is in egypt with us tonight. >> that's right, the us embassy warned all u.s. citizens to avoid nonessential travel to egypt, they have also sent some diplomatic staff and their families out of the country, and security is being beefed up around the u.s. and other embassies as this country

. >> el presidente de ecuador rafael correa informÓ esta tarde que conversÓ con el vice presidente deormaciÓn secreta, correa hizo referencia a la peticiÓn de la siguiente manera. >> por supuesto hablamos del tema snowden en que me transmitiÓ el pedido muy cortÉs, muy cortÉs de estados unidos de por favor rechazar la solicitud, yo le he dicho lo que es la postura ecuatoriana ni siquiera podemos tramitar la es solicitud porque no se encuentra en suelo ecuatoriano que cuando llegue a suelo catÁlogo ryan y se tenga que tramitar dicha solicitud a los primeros en preguntar su opiniÓn serÁ a estados unidos. >> hablÓ con biden atendiendo a una peticiÓn por el gobierno estadounidense. >> masivas protestas se vivieron en la capital de venezuela unos a favores y otros en contra de polÍticas implementadas por el presidente nicolÁs maduro. >> las reacciones. >> (gritos). >> conflicto y en la calle trabajadores estudiantes y profesores de las universidad autÓnomas tomaron parte de la ciudad los educadores reclaman que aunque hubo un ajuste reciente fue in consulto y siguen teniendo sueldos de hamb

american nation were to grant snowden asylum that didn't exactly sit well with ecuador president rafael correa government had announced they were preemptively we now in seeing the andean trade preference apps that's the deal in response to u.s. pressure which they called blackmail it should be noted however that deal was soon to expire anyway but in another sort of rather cheeky move ecuador also offered the us a twenty three million dollars donation for human rights training this was of course in reaction to critical statements made by u.s. officials about ecuador's own human rights record now these moves along with activists decision to shelter wiki leaks founder julian assange told of bolsters korea's reputation as a leader who's willing to defy western countries like the united states somewhat similar to the role played by the late venezuelan president hugo chavez. at the same time there are also divisions within ecuador over the issue namely between the left just sort of embraced snowden as an anti-imperialist symbol and others in the in the government who don't want diplomatic or economi

american nation were to grant snowden asylum that didn't exactly sit well with ecuador president rafael correa government had announced they were preemptively read down saying the andean trade preference apps that's the deal in response to u.s. pressure which they called blackmail it should be noted however that deal was soon to expire anyway but in another sort of rather cheeky move ecuador also offered the u.s. a twenty three million dollars donation for human rights training this was of course in reaction to critical statements made by u.s. officials about ecuador's own human rights record now these moves along with ecuador is decision to shelter wiki leaks founder julian assange told of korea's reputation as a leader who's willing to defy western countries like the united states somewhat similar to the role played by the late venezuelan president hugo chavez. at the same time there are also divisions within ecuador over the issue namely between the left just sort of embraced snowden as an anti-imperialist symbol and others in the in the government who don't want diplomatic or economic repe

and rafael correa do you think that he will give in to american pressure or do you think you'll grant asylum to snowden. well i think there's a strong possibility i think if they would grant asylum to julian assange hold him for what seems like an indefinite period in the korean embassy in london and they would also be willing to grant asylum to edward snowden we'll certainly have to see how the process up plays out but i think the answer coalition and many other millions around the world hope that they do it because edward snowden as a hero for what he is now why ecuador in particular i mean we've heard other things as well we've heard possibility of iceland venezuela even cuba do you think i would or is his most likely that. well it seems that way given everything we're hearing i mean i guess we'll certainly have to see i think they will probably make their determination based on the legal procedures in each country and where they feel the best reception but certainly all indications seem to be ecuador and ecuador like i said has shown itself to be a champion of those who having rev

reality it's a wise move because i don't think it's in a long term interest of the united states to rafael correa is not going to be there for ever and will have a deal be another president of ecuador and people will remember that the united states cut off trade preferences and affected the ecuadorian economy at a very critical time and that's not good for the united states in the long term but that politics is seldom seen in a long term perspective to shoot short term so i think there's going to be a mood in washington to punish ecuador to the extent it can if it goes ahead with granting snowden asylum ok well we saw that ecuador said that they would offer twenty three million a year for human rights training to america doesn't seem like a is time thing us here. yes i think i think this is consistent with his style i think he enjoys fights korea is a very confrontational leader and want to show that it could stand up to the united states and he's playing with the united states and this is just a good way to cry to get a little big united states to say that they would give. that money that they w

corte suprema parar bodas gayd del paisque tal, les saluda natalia cruz.el presidente de ecuador rafael correanoticiero univision fin de semana. ♪. >> regresamos con "violaciÓn de un sueÑo". en los aÑos despuÉs del caso the coster, sonia parras se convirtiÓ en una de las principales defensoras en el paÍs de mujeres inmigrantes abusadas. >> parras tambiÉn es una inmigrante de espaÑa, y estaba anonadado por las condiciones laborales que encontrÓ en el corazon de este paÍs. >> esta es la tierra de los sueÑos y la libertad, en donde tus sueÑos se vuelven realidad, no se supone que esto debe de suceder asÍ de esta manera, ¿no? >> 2008, parras comenzÓ a escuchar rumores de que agentes federales se estaban movilizando cerca de postville iowa. >> recibÍ una llamada de que una redada estaba por hacerse, y efectivamente comenzamos a estar al tanto de las noticias y la redada estaba sucediendo en ese momento. >> la redada planteaba la pregunta, ¿debÍan las autoridades federales tratar a los trabajadoras y documentadas abusadas como vÍctimas o como delincuentes? alrededor de 300 trabajadores del matadero

biden phoned president rafael correa, who called the conversation cordial and polite. first he consults the minute snowden steps on ecuadorian soil. it is thought he might still be at an airport lounge in moscow. >>> and now to the investigation into patriots star aaron hernandez. he and two other men are in jail charged with the death of odin lloyd, found shot to death near hernandez's home. well, investigators think lloyd may have known something about a 2012 double homicide. >> a police source tells cnn a silver suv owned by hernandez has been impounded in connection to those murders. our national correspondent, deb feyerick, joins us live this morning from north attleborough, massachusetts. good morning, deb. >> reporter: good morning, alison. good morning, suzanne. the real big question that investigators have right now is was the death of odin lloyd somehow connected to that double homicide, the drive-by shooting that they're now looking into the possibility whether aaron hernandez may have been involved. >> it stops just before the road ends. >> reporter: the mu

now fast forward, that brings us to the country's current president, rafael correa, who is vocal about his distaste of america. some liken him to hugo chavez. he attended university of illinois and was just reelected in february, after putting massive social programs into play in this country. critics say he weakened democracy there by aggressively expanding his powers. a massive crowd of reporters on hand at the airport earlier in moscow where edward snowden arrived this morning from hong kong. again, as far as we know, that's where he still is, in russia. joining us by phone from moscow, kevin oh flynn. what are people saying there? >> reporter: well, there are hundreds of journalists that went to the airports, i was there as well. in russia, they're reluctant to help the u.s., russian mp suggested that he would be given asylum in russia and other russian officials have been saying they're not going to help the u.s. in this case and they're even offering, saying the russian government should go in there, speak to snowden and offer him asylum. >> i'm curious, kevin, if you could fill

rafael correa. perhaps wishing to deflect criticism on his own repression of free speech. my question to you, what's in it for snowden? obviously there's the assange connection. is it that or do you think it's more political than that? >> you know, his options, snowden's options are getting increasingly limited. he's looking at venezuela, cuba, ecuador. countries that have foreign policies hostile to the united states. i suppose he figures if he goes to cuba he's going to wind up driving a 1952 ford for the rest of his life. whereas maybe he gets to live a little better standard of living in ecuador. i will tell you that ecuador has had a treaty with the united states. an extradition treaty since the 1800s. but it like most countries has an exception. >> loophole. >> it's called the political offense exception. >> tell me about it. >> yeah. well, that exception basically says that espionage, sedition and treason are defined as political crimes. now, he's been charged under the espionage act. a classic political crime. i would add that even the united states views espionage

rafael correa, taking a big risk even considering giving asylum for edward snowden. him politically, he's built his reputation on being a critic of the united states foreign policy. but economically it could have pronounsd implications for the country's trading relationship with the u.s. back to you. >> matthew chance, patrick and karl we've got it covered. >> we still can't find him. >>> trayvon martin's stepmother said he was not a thug, would not have started a fight with george zimmerman. our exclusive interview with trayvon martin's stepmom coming up next. >>> but first, here's a look back at the week's headlines in pictures. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. to your kids' wet skin. neutrogena® wet skin kids. ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum barrier for full strength sun protection. wet skin. neutrogena®. ... you tho

analysts say president rafael may be trying to take over for hugo chavez as america's top critic in latin america. president correa school here in the united states and his father did time as an american prisoner for smuggling cocaine. the white house says the u.s. is in touch with ecuador and other countries where snowden just may be headed. ed henry is live at the white house on the top story at the bottom of the hour. tough talk for china as well, ed. >> that's right, shep. tonight, white house officials are telling us they first started talking to hong kong's government on june 10th about arresting snowden. they got acknowledgment of that request on june 17th. then this past friday hong kong authorities asked for more evidence and the u.s. was responding to that request when all of a sudden hong kong let snowden go. the white house believes that china is really behind all of this. take a listen to jay carney. >> we are just not buying that this was a technical decision why a hong kong immigration official. this was a dip brat choice by the government to release a fugitive despite a valid arrest warrant that de