en panamÁ la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas, un histÓrico apretÓn de manos entre barack obama y raÚl castrolos enfrentamientos entre partidarios y opositores del rÉgimen cubano. con vientos de hasta 200 millas por hora un tornado dejÓ enormes pÉrdidas en illinois. la tecnologÍa permitirÁ que la fallecida cantante selena vuelva a los escenarios. y comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univision" ediciÓn nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: quÉ tal, muy buenas noches, hoy se inaugurÓ en panamÁ la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas. la presencia de barack obama y raÚl castro concentrar toda la atenciÓn, ambos caminaron con minutos de diferencia al entrar. juan carlos varela, presidente de panamÁ, dio el discurso inaugural. buenas noches, fÉlix. fÉlix: buenas noches, ilia, comenzÓ a la cumbre de las amÉricas y ya tenemos la imagen esperada, que incluso se produjo mucho antes de lo que pensÁbamos: el saludo entre barack obama y raÚl castro. aunque no es la primera vez que se dan la mano, ya lo habÍan hecho en el entierro de mandela, en esta ocasiÓn tiene un significado mÁs gra

nos traen el panorama. >> el presidente barack obama y el gobernante raÚl castro en efecto hablaron pornfirmÓ la casa blanca sin dar detalles de que somos quien. un asesor de seguridad, conocido que los cancilleres >> y el ministro de relaciones exteriores cubano. ambos abordaron el tema de la posible eliminaciÓn de cuba de la lista de paÍses que promueven el terrorismo. la casa blanca espera que otros niveles de asesores presidenciales hagan una revisiÓn del tema para tomar una decisiÓn al respecto. barack obama aprovechÓ su visita a panamÁ para visitar el canal y participÓ en varias conferencias. el mandatario venezolano, maduro se esmerÓ en que todos se enteren de su arribo. se dio el lujo de caminar y saludar a sus seguidores en el barrio el chorrillo donde recogiÓ mÁs firmas para rechazar las acciones de estados unidos. esto dijo cuando arribÓ al hotel: >> de venezuela mÁs de once millones de. me acaban de entregar cinco mil firmas de panamÁ. >> cuando preguntamos al hecho de que varios expresidentes consideran que hay una alteraciÓn de la democracia en su paÍs, se fue. de raÚl cas

la presencia de barack obama y raÚl castro concentrar toda la atenciÓn, ambos caminaron con minutos dearela, presidente de panamÁ, dio el discurso inaugural. buenas noches, fÉlix. fÉlix: buenas noches, ilia, comenzÓ a la cumbre de las amÉricas y ya tenemos la imagen esperada, que incluso se produjo mucho antes de lo que pensÁbamos: el saludo entre barack obama y raÚl castro. aunque no es la primera vez que se dan la mano, ya lo habÍan hecho en el entierro de mandela, en esta ocasiÓn tiene un significado mÁs grande porque serÁ en medio de una negociaciÓn que podrÍa llevar al deshielo definitivo entre cuba y estados unidos. es la noticia del momento. galo: son las primeras imÁgenes de un breve y risueÑo encuentro entre los gobernantes de estados unidos y cuba, ya se estrecharon la mano y compartieron en la antesala de la inauguraciÓn de la cumbre de las amÉricas. todos los invitados presenciaron el histÓrico momento. mÁs adelante, dos simpÁticos niÑos fueron los anfitriones y pidieron democracia a los 35 mandatarios presentes. por mÁs de cinco dÉcadas los mandatarios de estados unidos y

we can see from panama raul castro the cuban president rather fidel castro, but raul will be taking cuba into a new relationship with the u.s. he has not said anything of significance in the bigger picture, that being the two countries. but we'll keep an eye on that as we bring our diplomatic editor james bays. >> did they deliver on anything else other than symbolism? >> so far no, david. there was a handshake and a brief chat between the two men that took place in the opening of this. but we understand a bigger meeting is on the way. i think looking at the schedules it's most likely that's going to be when there is a break in these formal speeches, a break for lunch and some bilateral meetings. nothing formally announced but all the indications certainly from the white house is that they're going to have a meeting which will be historic. there has not been a meeting, a proper meeting of substance between the leaders of the two countries since the cuban revolution in 1959. president obama making it very clear that he wanted a fresh start in his piece. he said he was focused on the futur

the president also saying that he had a candid and fruitful conversation with raul castro. we know that conversation lasted just about 12 minutes but also highlighting the human rights concerns and saying that the united states is not giving up on those issues but also is pressing forward. another thing i do want to highlight here we had expected that the president may announce in this press conference that the united states would remove cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism from it list. he has said he has not yet studied that recommendation from the state department because he has been traveling so much. he wants to fully study that before making any decision on that front. so let me go to you gentlemen, you, julian selzer your take-away from this in terms of cuba and what the president had to say. >> in terms of cuba he said exactly what we thought, outlined he thought this was a broken policy trying to do something different that will achieve new relsations with the cuban people, that will create room for regional alliances, including on environmental issues which i'm no

and also it showed that president obama is more than twice as popular as raul castro or fidel castrois a reflection of the cuban youth. cuba is a very young country right now. so there's a lot of excitement about this a lot of anticipation. but i also think it's interesting when we heard raul castro speaking today, as you mentioned he first just lit up going over the long history of u.s. intervention in the region. he accused the united states of cropping up cruel dictators, he talked about guantanamo bay. and then he turned to president obama and apologized saying he didn't blame obama for this. this is part of a strategy. you have to remember this is a man who was in the trenches. barack obama says listen this is ancient history for me. i wasn't even born when some of this stuff happened. well raul castro was not only born he was a participant. he was one of the main protagonists in this. so he has to not distance himself too much from this more than 50 years of warring with the united states and yet somehow get closer to obama. so this is a bit of a game and a very delicate balanc

amy: at the meeting, cuban president raul castro urged obama to remove cuba from the terrorism list. t castro: we have expressed, and i repeated it again here to president obama, our willingness for respectful dialogue between both states within our profound differences. i see as a positive step's recent statements that he will quickly decide to remove cuba from the list of countries that sponsor state terror, on which we should never have been included. amy: cuba was placed on the terrorism list in 1982. in his letter to congress, obama wrote the cuban government "has not provided any support for international terrorism" in the past six months, and has "provided assurances that it will not support acts of international terrorism in the future". once cuba is officially removed from the list in 45 days, iran sudan and syria will become the only countries on the list. josefina vidal, cuba's top diplomat responsible for dealing with the us, said: quote "the cuban government recognized the fair decision made by the president of the united states to eliminate cuba from a list that it never

that did come up during the conversation between president obama and raul castro. one thing we should point out, during i guess a briefing that was given by reporters to the administration official it was indicated to reporters that the president is nearing a decision on this issue and so some of the interagency reviews that have taken place after the state department recommendation that has apparently come to an end and the president is close to a decision. both men in this meeting, poppy, also talked about reopening these embassies. they both essentially pledged that they would like to do that as quickly as possible. but they have to work through a lot of these thorny issues. one issue the president raised is he'll insist u.s. diplomats have free rein when they're in cuba which is if you're not aware of this i've been down to cuba, you know americans obviously don't have free rein when it comes to travel across cuba and certainly not u.s. diplomats. and so that is an issue that has to be resolved before they really reopen these embassies and have them up and runn

he will be remarking about his historic meeting with cuban leader raul castro.is is happening at the summit of the americas in panama city, following his historic meeting earlier today with castro. this is a meeting of the minds and for the first time in 50 years. >> 1958 was the last time an american and cuban president sat down together. that was dwight eisenhower and batista. can you imagine? look at that handshake. more than 50 years of problems and certainly differences between both nations. the hard line communist nation on the left, the grand american democracy on the right. a lot of outstanding questions. we'll be talking to mark a little later on in this hour. for example, those fugitives. dozens and dozens that fled from the american justice system they found sanctity and safety in cuba. will they be extradited and brought back to our country? there are issues of trade families, cuban americans. although the president said that it's an historic meeting and it was time he said to try something new and engage more directly with the cuban government and t

ese fue el tiempo que durÓ la reuniÓn entre barack obama y raÚl castro. de estado de estados unidos y cuba que no se presentaban hace mÁs de 50 aÑos. este encuentro que era la gran expectativa de la cumbre de las amÉricas comenzÓ a eso de las 12:46 de la de la tarde y terminÓ cerca de las 2:58. como detalle curioso en esta oportunidad a diferencia de lo que ocurriÓ la plenaria obama hablÓ mÁs que castro. obama hablÓ durante siete minutos y 30 segundos, raÚl castro lo hizo durante cuatro minutos. escuchemos algunas de las palabras del mandatario cubano. raÚl: no hay que hacerse ilusiones, tenemos muchas diferencias. es una historia complicada la de nuestros paÍses. pero estamos dispuestos a avanzar tal como Él estÁ diciendo. periodista: mucho mÁs parco estuvo la reuniÓn, hablo sÓlo cuatro minutos mientras en la plenaria de la cumbre de las amÉricas que se realizÓ en horas de la maÑana hablÓ durante 48 minutos. por su parte barack obama dijo entre otras cosas, lo siguiente: que es un momento histÓrico aunque complicado debido a los muchos aÑos de desconfian

president obama and cuban president raul castro arrived for the summit of the americas. before they talk the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has been meeting his cuban counterpart, bruno rodry. this is the picture. he and john kerry, u.s. secretary of state john kerry and cuba's foreign minister meeting there ahead of u.s. president obama and cuban president raul castro >>> >>> greece has made a repayment of over $5 million to the international monetary fund and owes $25.5 billion. it must re pay $353 billion. the largest amount owed to the financial stability, set up by the eurozone to help countries hit by the financial crisis. >> so greece lives to fight another day. it cobbled together the money to repay the instalment to the i.m.f. it will owe more money to the i.m.f. and central bank in the weeks to come. it's said to be living oo hand to mouth, scraping money together to pay pensions and salaries. it needs a lasting agreement with other european partners that looks difficult because of the suspicion that has grown up over the previous weeks between this syriza

y crece la expectativa entre la posibilidad de una interacciÓn entre obama y raÚl castro durante la cumbreÉricas en panamÁ. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉlix de bedout y arantxa loizaga. arantxa: buenas tardes, bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. comenzamos con la misa de pascua oficiada por el papa francisco en la basÍlica de san pedro. miles de feligreses se dieron cita bajo una multitud de paraguas para escuchar al papa en un contexto de violencia en nombre de la religiÓn que ha plagado la vida de miles de cristianos. el ejemplo mÁs reciente es la tragedia de los estudiantes cristianos en kenia. >> estoy bien emocionada porque nunca pensÉ venir aquÍ y le doy muchas gracias a dios. pablo: ese fue el denominador comÚn, la emociÓn. decenas de miles de fieles vivieron la misa de pascua de resurrecciÓn con fe y dedicaciÓn, el clima fue pÉsimo, sin embargo nada importÓ. todos hicieron estar cerca de la basÍlica de san pedro para escuchar el mensaje del dÍa, en el que segÚn la tradiciÓn bÍblica, jesucristo resucitÓ. el pontÍfice dijo prestar mÁs aten

entÉrese en el encuentro de raÚl castro y barack obama, un encuentro histÓrico.a: una dramÁtica persecuciÓn en san francisco. periodista: deja como saldo a una mujer sin vida, le contamos. un hombre en san francisco le dio un puÑetazo a su hijo, ahora enfrentarÁ a la justicia. ♪♪ locutor: es hora de noticiero en espaÑol mÁs visto del Área de la bahÍa. ramÓn: en san francisco una persecuciÓn tuvo fatales consecuencias para una mujerque fue atropellada por los sospechosos. la vÍctima fue identificada. ramÓn: periodista: aquÍ me encuentro en la intersecciÓn de las calles california, a pocos metros de donde estoy fue atropellada la mujer que fue pactada por el vehÍculo que se dio a la fuga. la policÍa ha dicho que han hablado con el padre de la mujer quien les ha dicho que hagan todo lo posible por dar con los sospechosos que le quitaron la vida a su hija. la bÚsqueda de pistas era intensa en el mortal episodio en san francisco. ella estaba cruzando la calle cerca de la esquina de california cuando recibiÓ el impacto. le dio la impresiÓn que el parabrisas estaba seri

barack obama and raul castro reached the historic deal on december 17th.udes easing a travel ban on u.s. citizens and lifting a trade embargo first set in 1960. the u.s. also committed to reviewing cuban's status as a state sponsor of terrorism. cubecuba was giving the designation in 1992 and still a list of four country iies the u.s. accusing of sponsoring terrorism. cuba is hesitate to go part with its victim complex. >> it's been a rallying point for cuba for over half a censure to portray itself as a victim of u.s. aggression. denouncing sanctions gathering support from other latin america countries particularly in the last decade and a half. now all of a sudden the u.s. wants to be friends with you. it's interesting because if you see some statements by raul castro in the last month he looks like he's trying to raise the price tag of engaging the united states. he said that restoring diplomatic ties won't be possible in the u.s. returns guantanmo to cuba unless washington phase for comprehension for 50 years of economic sanctions and so on. it looks l

raÚl castro, 47% positiva, pero 48% negativa, y fidel castro, 50% negativa.Ás allá, obviamente, el sistema polÍtico. >> eh, un paÍs que creciÓ siendo ateo. se le pregunta: "¿tiene usted una opiniÓn positiva o negativa del papa francisco?", y la respuesta es de nuevo sorprendente: 80% tiene una opiniÓn positiva del papa francisco y solo un 10% tiene una opiniÓn negativa. ahora, por supuesto, dentro de la cumbre de las amÉricas que se ha realizado este fin de semana en panamÁ, todo mundo estÁ hablando de las relaciones entre estados unidos y cuba. les preguntaron: "¿quÉ piensa de la normalizaciÓn de relaciones entre cuba y los estados unidos?", y sorprendentemente, 97% estuvo de acuerdo. es decir, es una poblaciÓn creciente que el acercamiento hacia estados unidos es necesario. >> no solamente necesario, sino impredecible en lo que va a ser poder abrir la apertura econÓmica. vemos que hay un gran desencanto, lo habÍamos mencionado anteriormente, con la poblaciÓn cubana en lo que es la realidad econÓmica. y segÚn lo que nos contaron en la encuesta, y esto fueron

raÚl castro lo hizo durante cuatro minutos.as del mandatario cubano. >> estoy de acuerdo con todo lo que Él acaba de decir. no hay que hacerse ilusiones. tenemos muchas diferencias. ha sido una historia complicada la de nuestro paÍs. estamos dispuestos a avanzar tal como Él estÁ diciendo. >> como le decimos mucho mÁs parco estuvo en la reuniÓn hablÓ sÓlo cuatro minutos mientras en la plenaria de la cumbre de las amÉricas que se realiza en horas de la maÑana hablÓ durante 38 minutos. barack obama dijo entre otras cosas lo siguiente que es un momento histÓrico aunque complicado. debido a los muchos aÑos de desconfianza mutua. por 50 aÑos es tiempo de intentar algo nuevo dijo el mandatario notamos ademÁs afirmÓ que tiene que intentar una comunicaciÓn mÁs fluida entre estados unidos y cuba. el presidente dijo estar convencido de este intento fue bien recibido tanto en cuba como en los estados unidos. aunque estemos en desacuerdo dice pudimos tratar de buscar respeto y civismo en la relaciÓn entre los dos paÍses. estos fueron los 12

raul castro will be there. does that take a roadblock out of america's conversations with these other countries that changes significant things, not just an irritants like the one you had in cartagena? >> i think so, over the five years i was ambassador, i can't tell you how many times i spoke to ambassadors, when are you going to change your policy to cuba, you've got to let it go, we're one of hemtion hemisphere. that kind offish tant was taken offof irritant was takenoff the table. >> the panamanian flag carrier that's the kind of thing that's just waiting to happen now that things are becoming more normal. >> i have my doubts. i don't know that it's an issue of capacity. i, i was briefing this morning with a state department official, they are foreclose had a what cubans want are big big deals with a marriott for example or large companies coming in creating a lot of jobs. is the capacity there to manage? they have one person sounded you assigned orassigned ortwo people assigned. it's going to take a longer

he talked with cuban leader raul castro an hour ned in panama city and called the historic meeting candidmr. castro says there will be stumbling blocks in trying to repair the ties with the u.s. but he adds he is confident they can be overcome. >>> congress back to work this week. the major focus the potential nuclear deal with iran. they are expected to debate and vote on a bill that with would let congress review the deal and stop the president from waiting sanctions on iran during that review time. >>> another focus for the senate as it returns tomorrow. loretta lynch nomination for attorney general. her wait for a vote is now stretching longer and longer. it's been more than six months since the president nominated her. look at this. it's been 45 days since she has been cleared by judiciary with no vote from the full senate and that is longer than for the last eight attorney general nominees combined. i went to loretta lynch's hometown of durham, north. i had a chance to talk with her, including people who know her, her father. >> she's going somewhere. >> reporter: retired baptist pr

. >>> barack obama and raul castro have spoken on the phone ahead of an historic meeting. two leaders are set to some face-to-face following the highest level of talks between their two countries in years. >> few people back then were certain of a brighter future. fewer probably thought we could turn the tide. well today the tide has turned. and it has been turning for sometime. thanks to the efforts of everybody in the region itself. >> lucia newman joins us live now from panama city. president obama is insisting that there be dissident present at this meeting. so how will that play out? >> it's interesting that president obama, and president raul castro have already spoken this morning on the phone, maybe that was one of the subjects of conversation before they meet face-to-face in about eight more hours here in panama city. we know president obama will be attending a social forum before the summit gets underway and there will be cuban disdents and supporters at that forum. at least president obama can say he was in the presence of cuban civil society as he had promised

he will get his first chance to meet with raul castro.with cuba's foreign minister last night. it marked the highest level meeting between the countries in more than 50 years. general election making clear its plans to shrink its finance unit. they are selling off capital real estate assets. blackstone and wells fargo are the buyers. they will buy back stock and bring back about $36 billion in cash that is overseas. crossing the bloomberg terminal now, a domestic dispute led to a shoot out outside washington. a gunman killed a guard and kidnapped a woman at a census bureau office. the suspect was caught. kidnapped woman is safe. intruders hopped fences, slipped past guard houses and crashed cars through gates at u.s. airports. perimeter security has been breached at least 268 times since 2004 at the busiest airports. officials say none of the incidents involved terrorism. amazon's drone delivery test program back in business. a waiver allows flights up to 100 miles an hour and as high as 400 feet. approval under a new program -- under ano

barack obama, raul castro expected to meet one another at the summit of the americas in panama city.ignalling that he could remove cuba from the state-sponsor state-sponsor terrorist supporters list. is it fair to say, lucia that the change in the relationship between the united states and cuba won't just affect those two countries, but a great deal more of latin america? >> reporter: you are absolutely right, david. i think it's impossible to understate. the united states had becomest stranged from the whole region in part because the united states insistence in isolating cuba. the other nations had been insisting that cuba be allowed to come to this meeting, and it is believed that this will help to improve relations between the united states and all of latin america and the caribbean, not just with cuba at a time when china is making extremely important inroads into this region. pledging economic investments in this area so president obama wants to make his mark here. being here now, being here with castro is part of that i think, david. >> when we talk about it being removed from

he could have an historic face-to-face with president raul castro.soon as today, the president could remove cuba from the u.s. list of governments that sponsor terrorism. that would be a significant development. cnn's correspondent jim acosta has more. >> reporter: all eyes will be on what could be historic encounter with president obama and raul castro at the summit which takes place today. they have spoken on the phone before and they did shake hands in 2013. now one thing we should point out this comes as the state department is recommending the obama administration remove cuba from the state sponsor list of terrorism. that is believed to reestablish embassies in havana and washington. there was a lot of speculation this would all have been taken care of by now. the president when asked about normalizing relations with cuba earlier on thursday dismissed the notion this is taking too long. here's what he had to say. >> in terms of the overall process of establishing diplomatic relations with cuba i think they are proceeding as i expected. i never f

do you feel that raul castro is an honest man? >> it was a candid and fruitful conversation between me and raul castro. i can tell you that in the conversations i've had so far with him, two on the phone and, most recently, face-to-face, that we are able to speak honestly about our differences and our concerns in ways that i think offer the possibility of moving the relationship between our two countries in a different and better direction. >> reporter: next, the obama administration is expected to remove cuba from the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism. a move blasted by some lawmakers, including florida republican senator marco rubio who said, i don't see how they can rationalize taking them off the list, other than the president's desire to achieve a legacy issue. the president argued, times have changed. >> cuba is not a threat to the united states. >> reporter: the president did not resolve the issue of whether cuba will remain on the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism, but a senior administration official told re

. >>> y bueno pues el gobernante cubano raÚl castro dice estar determinado a dejar el poder en el 2018lante. >>> efectivamente josÉ todos querÍan entrevistar a raÚl castro en la cumbre de las amÉricas y glenld se encontrÓ de repente ante esta oportunidad de conversar con el lÍder cubano. >>> raÚl castro reiterÓ en la cumbre de las amÉricas que dejarÁ el poder en el aÑo 2018. >>> lo hizo durante uno conversaciÓn con la periodista glenda. >>> cuando Él me dijo que dejarÍa o que termina su prioridad en el 2018 me lo dijo convencido inclusive lo sentÍ un poco como ya cansado como diciendo bueno ya entrego el poder. >>> en febrero del 2013 al iniciar segundo mandato de cinco aÑos dejo que serÍa el Último. >>> cuando le preguntÓ si para el 2018 habrÍa elecciones el gobernante cubano le dijo que en la isla siempre ha habido elecciones. >>> aunque en cuba los diputados de la asamblea nacional designan al candidato punk que cupe el mÁximo cargo del gobierno. >>>la periodista se habÍa acercado a la delegaciÓn cubano sin imaginar que el mandatario estaba cerca. >>> de un momento a otro de para un

lo nuevos que por primera vez asistiÓ barack obama y raÚl castro.arack obama y raÚl castro. que tuvo a un actor secundario que fue nicolÁs maduro. y tendrÍamos que decir realmente que los demÁs mandatarios jugaron un papel de algo asÍ como extras con parlamento. porque la verdad la cumbre de las amÉricas estuvo marcada por el deshielo entre cuba y los estados unidos. aunque la cumbre termina sino un documento de consenso, dejÓ imÁgenes y momentos indiscutiblemente para la historia. carlos arellano nos hace el recuento. carlos: las expectativas por las consecuencias del histÓrico apretÓn de manos son enormes. >> estamos dispuestos a hablar de todo con paciencia, con mucha paciencia, en algunas cosas estamos de acuerdo y en otras no. los ritmos de la vida del mundo actual son rÁpidos. puede ser que hoy estemos diciendo algo que no nos pongamos de acuerdo, pero con el tiempo podamos ponernos de acuerdo. carlos: fuera un caso de que mencionÓ durante la rueda de prensa que el mundo no se debe hacer ilusiones porque ambas naciones tenga marcadas diferenci

pero la mayor expectativa se enfoca en el evento entre barack obama y raÚl castro.mera vez que los mÁximos lÍderes lo hacen en 53 aÑos, expertos afirman que el presidente obama tiene que enfatizar un tema. >>derechos humanos va a estar ahÍ, pablo: ellos de lo que quieren hablar es claramente de comercio y economÍa, afirma este enviado especial a latinoamÉrica. en esta cumbre de las amÉricas no se descarta algÚn tipo de anuncio importante, como la apertura de la embajada en la habana y washington. eso serÍa rÁpido, ya que estados unidos tiene una secciÓn de intereses en cuba, y cuba otra en washington. otro punto serÁ el petrÓleo, venezuela. algunos dicen que eso podrÍa no ser cierto y que es sÓlo un anuncio de aplacar la crÍtica en venezuela donde le regala petrÓleo a cuba. una reducciÓn del petrÓleo venezolano causarÁ un importante daÑo econÓmico a la regiÓn. >> muchos pequeÑos del caribe. pablo: el vicepresidente ha realizado un reporte a la regiÓn. marÍa: el demÓcrata mÁs influyentes de la cÁmara del senado se retira, jorge ramos hablÓ sobre su legado, estamos co

panamÁ una cumbre histÓrica, con un apretÓn de manos entre el presidente obama y el presidente raÚl castrolles todo terminÓ en golpiza. los venezolanos que viven en panamÁ reciben al presidente maduro a sonido de cacÉ lo rasos y maduro declara que quiere un futuro con estados unidos. el presidente santos da detalles de paz para colombia. y conozca los platillos favoritos del barrio casco viejo de panamÁ. >>> hola quÉ tal y gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo esto adem 12 ademÁs abr abril los saludoe panera primera vez que cuba es invitada a participar y por r primera vez el presidente obama se re u nÚne con el lÍder cuban raÚl castro, sÓlo 4 meses que anunciaron la reanudaciÓn de las relaciones diplomÁticas entre estados unidos. y cuba. ayer por la tarde el presidente obama luego de reunirse con raÚl castro oso tuvo u sostuvo una c de prensa hablÓ de esto y mucho mÁs. >>> ambos hemos concluido que podemos estar de acuerdo en desacuerdo sÍ llevamos esto con respeto y comunicaciÓn y o opinamos los dos con el tiempo podemos dar una vuelta ata para t gin esta pÁgina entablando una rela

alias "el cachetes" ademas crece la expectativa ente el posible encuentro entre barack obama y raul castro esos momentos? ¿sacrificar toda una noche de streaming? ¿te parece bien que tu conexión te falle cuando más la necesitas? si no estás en la red más grande y confiable del país ¿sabes de qué te estás perdiendo? verizon. es casi imposible que se pongan de acuerdo. Él dice que esa planta trae fortuna, ella que trae suerte en el amor. pero en algo están de acuerdo, nada como potting mix de miracle-gro, porque provee todo lo que su planta necesita para prosperar. fue trasladado al penal de alta seguridad del cereso, en veracruz, jose sanchez garcia, alias "el cachetes", presunto jefe regional del cartel del golfo en ese estado. el cabecilla d esa organizacion criminal fue capturado esta semana durante un operativo ejecutado por elementos de la marina y la policia federal en el municipio matamoros. jose sanchez garcia, de 47 aqos habia sido incluido en enero de este aqo como uno de los objetivos prioritarios de la estrategia de seguridad implementada por el gobierno federal en tamaulipas. u

president obama and cuban president raul castro will come face to face this weekend in panama. it's the first publicly planned meeting of the country's presidents since 1958. a part of the new effort to restore diplomatic ties but there are still hurdles to clear. >> president obama arrived in panama thursday night for seventh summit of the americas. what's most anticipated is the president's informal meeting with cuban president raul castro, expected to happen on saturday. >> as the united states begins a new chapter in our relationship with cuba, we hope it will create an environment that improves the lives of the you cuban people. not because it's imposed by us the united states but through the talent and ingenuity and aspirations of cubans. >> bruno rodriguez and representatives of our country met, the high level detenente. >> the next step cuba is looking for to be removed from the u.s. list of countries of state phenomenonsponsored terrorism. a recommendation will i be given soon. >> the president will be guided by the facts by the specific question of does cuba act as a

barack obama and raul castro are said to meet later on friday. highest level meetings between the countries in more than 50 years. >>> return to the war in generally, and we are joined by a former adviser to the last three yemeni prime ministers. thank you for being with us, mohamed. let's talk first of all about this decision by the pakistani parliament. what does this resolution mean for you? and is it something that the saudis had hoped for? >> i think it's quite reasonable to understand that the pakistanis because of their pilot al relationship with the saudis that they would defend saudi you integrity territorially. but hesitant to get troops or foot on the ground on the yemeni soil. and we have to take another dimension, the visit of the defense minister the the egyptian defense minister both islam bat and then later on further. i think perhaps clarify the position of the three countries both saudi arabia, pakistan and egypt. egypt because it's part of the arab coalition and the whole question of giving help to yemen is included in the arab

while there, he's expected to interact with raul castro. sfwla some tensions stirring in panama city ahead of that summit. they are angry over sanctions the president of venezuela says he wants to hand president obama a petition of protests signed by millions. a little later in the hour we'll have a live report on why this summit could be so pivotal. >>> skroorjurors in the boston marathon bombing trial will return to court next week to decide whether dzhokhar tsarnaev will live or die. he was found guilty of all 30 counts against him. his lawyers want to spare him the death penalty. >> convicting so quickly on 30 charges signals to me that the jury again we didn't know, signals to me that the jury might not be so hesitant to vote for the death penalty. >> tsarnaev faced 30 charges, 17 of those carry the death penalty. three people died, including an 8-year-old boy and 260 people were injured. >>> bob mcdonnell has now made his final wren plea to a federal appeals court in 54 pages in a brief, he says favors for a wealthy businessman were r

. >>> cuba's president raul castro meeting with u.s. president barack obama saying that relations between u.s. and cuba is not obama's fault. obama said that he's ready to remove cuba from the terrorism list of sponsors j in my opinion president obama is an honest man. he is a humble man and i think his way of being is in keeping with this humble origins. >> i become impassioned,, i can't help it. i apologize to president obama who has no responsibility for these events that took place. >> there were ten presidents before him who were president when these events happened. >> let us go to our diplomatic editor james bays, who has been following events in panama city. if barack obama had wanted somebody to support him the difficult political convention, he couldn't have asked for a bigger fan that raul castro, could he? >> absolutely, david. remember that this process of when u.s. and cube only started in december four months ago. and those words that you heard there from the cuban president would have been unthinkable at any point before

they'll be happy to meet up with raul castro in panama at the summit. what most concerns argentina is what they see as a diplomatic push to get britain to the negotiating table over the future of what they call the maldeanas islands, the britains call the falkland islands. relations tense between argentina and britain. cristina fernandez de kirchner will be looking for a latin american solidarity. she didn't get what they wanted at the last summit of americas in 2012. she'll push harder here in - in pan ma. where the rest of the latin america is concerned, we'll have to see. them express solidarity. whether it amounts to much in the long term is unlikely. >> i'm john holman in mexico city. and the president peno nieto will be heading to the summit of the americas keen to talk about reforms that he and his government enacted. including education, energy and tying in with key talks points selected for the summit. he'll be looking to show mexico as an example for the rest of the region. what he'll be less keen talking about is a difficult last knew months

president barack obama has shaken hands with raul castro. these leaders are expected to hold aprivate meeting at the summit of the americas on saturday. our dploik diplomatic editor james bays has the story. >> government of raul castro four months ago. a slefnl camera caught the moment the two men chatted briefly and shook hands but just a matter of hours they're expected to have a proarn discussion. a proper discussion first time since fidel castro became president of the country in 1959. the u.s. is keen to portray this summit as a historic change in relations for both countries. but there is one very significant cloud on the horizon. these protesters are angry about an scuff order by president obama a month ago placing sanctions on senior venezuelan officials and placing owner curbs on the deposit of the president. >> will speak about justice and how to reach justice. the united states has to ask for pardons for the invasion of 1989. >> many side events in panama city, it's clear the leftist tradition of being latin america politics are

raul castro with his brother fidel have ruled cuba with an iron hand since 1959.rowing a brutal american backed dictator supported by the soviet union at the height of its power leading to the cuban missle crisis. today the old revolutionary sat next to barack obama who told leaders from 34 countries at the summit of the americas he will not be bound by the past. >> the cold war has been over for a long time. >> reporter: castro speaking next actually apologized to president obama saying he had no responsibility for the the way other u.s. presidents had treated cuba. inside the small room the two presidents, flanged by advisors but hovering above it all a a profound sense of a new era in a complicated and bitter relationship. >> overtime it is possible for us to turn the page and develop a new relationship between our two countries. >> reporter: on the agenda a long list of issues from the removal of cuba from the state department's list of countries supporting terrorism the opening of embassies, closed since 1961 and pressing cuba to relax retrickses on its peopl

president barack obama heads to a meeting with raul castro. hello and welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. i'm elizabeth peranem. also ahead houthis on the border of yemen. u.n. asks syria to close the are refugee camp. >> and in new york. >> u.s. president barack obama says his meeting with cuban president raul castro could be a turning point in u.s. relations with cuba and the region. they met at the summit of the americas on saturday. it's the first formal talk of the leaders of the two countries in five decades. our latin american editor lucia newman has more from panama city. >> it was a meeting of symbol symbolisms. >> we continue to make progress towards fulfilling our shared commitments, to formally reestablish diplomatic relations and i've called on congress to begin working to lift the embargo that's been in place for decades. >> immediately addressed all of his hems hemispheric peers. >> translator: foifergforgive me but passion flows from my pours when i think about a revolution. how many were there ten in my o

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what's interesting about what raul castro has said today everything is on the table. that's something we haven't heard from a cuban leader in the past. >> we heard from president obama and president castro on several occasions throughout the day there in panama city in what was evident each time me spoke, they were very complimentary of one another. we want to share comments that raul castro made relative to president obama. let's take a listen. >> our countries have a long and complicated history but we are willing to make progress in the way the president has described. we can develop friendship between our two peoples. we shall continue advancing in the meetings which are taking place in order to reestablish releases between our countries. >> when you hear from president castro it sounds so much different than when his brother was speaking about american presidents and raul castro said none of this going on between the countries is president obama's fault, it was the president's prior. how is that overseeing of emotion and complimentary speaking between these two ge

a mis espaldas punta donde estÁ el hotel donde se estÁ quedando raÚl castro. 35 paÍses participante eniene la vista puesta en sÓlo dos de ellos, estados unidos y cuba ellos buscan normalizar sus relaciones pero la cumbre ha sido llevada por la divisiÓn de los mismos cubanos. este ambiente se lleva a cabo entre el previo encuentro de el presidente obama y el presidente castro. cubanos divididos por su ideologÍa nuevamente intercambiaron golpes e insultos en la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas la primera en que participa cuba. >>> hemos tenido que reaccionar asÍ porque pueblo cubano que estÁ detrÁs en nuestra isla no esperan menos de nosotros >>> estÁ viendo la expresiÓn mÁs grosera de la intolerancia que provocan los regÍmenes sdwr a >>> a la misma vez llegaba el presidente venezolano nicolÁs maduro a su llegada fue al pueblo mÁs pobre >>> ningÚn presidente ha venido hacer esta visita primera vez, entonces aquÍ nadie ha visto eso pues. >>> maduro continuo con su kek ruido por panamÁ despuÉs que saliÓ del barrio el chorrillo vino al casco antiguo donde vino a poner una ofrenda floral al mu

will be joining the summit of the americas and an expected encounter between president obama and raul castro. will last minute issues spoil the summit? ♪ >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in panama city where president obama is set to take a very big step stords normalizing relations with cuba accepting a statewide communication that they be removed from a list of states -- let's go first to kristen welker in washington with more developments today in the deadly police shooting caught on tape in south carolina that has shocked the nation. >> we'll of course check back in with you in just a few minutes for that historic summit. but now to the news making headlines here the officer charged with murder in north charleston, south carolina has been officially fired from the force there. millions across the country have seen that disturbing and tragic video of officer michael slager shooting walter scott multiple times in the back. now we're hearing more from the young man, santana, who happened to be nearby and capture it on his cell phone camera. here's part of the conversation with craig melvin

fÉlix: ni el nuevo ambiente rompiÓ la desconfianza de raÚl castro, quien le pedÍa constantemente a sue obama. presidente castro: como me deben ser cumbres que me prohibieron6 x8 48. fÉlix: a diferencia de lo que se dio en el plenario esta vez hablÓ mÁs obama. presidente obama: obviamente hay profundas diferencias entre los dos gobiernos. vamos a seguir tratando de hablar de nuestras preocupaciones sobre democracia y derechos humanos. fÉlix: siete minutos en total castro paso de los 48 minutos del pleno a cuatro en el diÁlogo personal. presidente castro: puede ser que se nos convenza de algunas cosas y otras no. fÉlix: aunque conscientes del instante a los dios se los dio incÓmodos en el encuentro como si las complejidades del diÁlogo que han emprendido tambiÉn se reflejarÁn en las abismales diferencias generacionales, polÍticas y personales que no desaparecen con un protocolario apretÓn de manos. fÉlix: mucho se va a hablar de esa reuniÓn, de los detalles, muchas cosas todavÍa por contar se conocerÁn seguro con el paso del tiempo pero despuÉs del encuentro el presidente obama tambiÉn