. >> padres de familia esperan poder hacer cambios en las leyes, en los estados unidos y es que susanaposo presionan por una nueva ley y exigen mejor entrenamiento en caso de un siniestro. >> desde hace un año estados unidos manda méxico solicitantes de asilo esperan para conocer cuál será la resolución de sus casos. >> también dicen cómo es que esta política afecta los inmigrantes . >> esperamos en dios que todo salga bien. >> express larga y angustiante para claudia. >> proceso es difícil. >> luego de arrancar del salvador esperan durante un año en méxico a que estados unidos les brinde mi asilo. >> uno siente temor lo regresen al país. >> de las primeras aspirantes que gobierno regresó con protección. >> pero en ese tiempo miles más se han sumado ya llegado revelan organizaciones con amnistía internacional a librar otras batallas. >> se calcula que 61 personas de 20 nacionalidades diferentes sido retornadas a centroamérica. >> producto de esta disposición indica la directora . >> se han tenido que establecer en albergues en zonas donde corren riesgos. >> esto seguirá hasta que el go

here's our political correspondent, susana mendonca with the latest.n to face party numbers, this, the first hustings in labour's leadership contest. the opening question — how to bring a divided party together after its general election defeat. the whole point of the labour party was that it was established to bring together all views across the centre—left of politics to become a credible force to keep the tories out of power. and yes, we will disagree, but we have those disagreements in private. rebecca long bailey is seen as the closest candidate to outgoing leaderjeremy corbyn. the other front runner is sir keir starmer, who also called for unity. we've had far too much division. i think the whole of the party wants to be united. they want to come together, so we have to end factionalism. stop asking the question, which bit of the party you from? and start saying, what are you saying? what i saw in the election, and i went to 44 constituencies, was the big teams of labour supporters out there drawing together, putting their differences aside. the

susana mendonca, bbc news.ncellor, sajid javid, has warned manufacturers that there will not be alignment with eu rules in all areas after brexit and said firms would have to adjust. speaking to the financial times he admitted that not all businesses would benefit, but he didn't spell out which regulations would be abandoned. our business correspondent katy austin is at the treasury. katy what's the reaction been to his warning? a mixture of concern and acceptance that a clear direction of travel has been set here, and they will need to repaira been set here, and they will need to repair a it. the chancellor did not go into the specifics of which eu regulations he wanted to depart from but the message was that businesses should expect for trade arrangements to look very different in future with no alignment and that he believed the economy would still flourish. keep manufacturing sectors see alignment is very important for jobs and competitiveness and they worry about any future trade barriers. today, the food

a lawyer who has represented susana since 2013 has he's explanation for 7 years we were shouting about it at every corner this is a mafia that is stronger and more powerful than the one controlling drug traffic i can say there were relatives of the rulers involved. in 2017 human rights watch released a 102 page report titled when will i get to go home documenting thousands of cases of children in armenia needlessly often forcefully isolated separated from their families and placed to institutions more than 90 percent of them have at least one living parent and said the international ngo then tried to draw attention to disturb in inaction by authorities the government of armenia has made some bold commitments to reduce the number of children in institutions but needs to make sure this promise is backed by serious sustained action 2 years later last september the authorities noticed that 4 times as many children went to foreigners rather than to locals and started investigation all adoptions have since been suspended in armenia which might be a good news though changes little for those w

susana pavlou, why are you supporting this woman? of justice in obviously there has been a clear travesty ofjustice in this case. we have been following the case from day one. our concern from the day of her initial report was the extent to which her rights as a victim according to international and cypriot law and we are in a position to know that that was not the case. and what i mean by her rights is at the first moment of contact with the police, where she provided with specialised services, support services as foreseen by the istanbul convention, which is the council of europe convention for the prevention and combating of all forms of violence against in which we have ratified in cyprus, and in the case that it has been ratified supersedes national law. and the victims rights directive which foresees protective measures for all victims from the first point of contact with the police. we believe that these rights we re police. we believe that these rights were not provided for, that the victim was not provided with those service

children's village family not many people are willing to take on a round the clock job like this but susana work hard and so. on. i mean the family like you know if i count my biological children then i've got 7 children who started in professions and their adult lives. and i hope they'll stay in touch with each other as well. and i hope that my children are on their way to a good future this money came to a good have a quad if it's who could and i also hope that things will turn out so the by the time the 3 younger ones move out all know what i'm going to do we start you know i don't know yet and i don't know what's to come or how things will be myself but i have faith that it'll be good i would have to suspend. all these awful you know if he and i are friends of all. how. they're going to just listen who designed when you got your shoes off would you take your bag into the room please. sandra's come to stay over the weekend. and i got homesick really bad. what did you do not meeting we not saying well or make. a new mom. and she's expecting another visitor later susanna drives to the stat

escasez de persones, el cual puede afectar el conteo de personas, los recursos que recibe cada estado, susanabajo hasta que encontró algo que llenaba, donde estaba con esa comunidad. >>> ahora trabaja temporalmente con el gobierno el cual busca en el país que tenga este deseo. >>> es la búsqueda de estas a los que van de casa en casa después que todavía no han respondido al censo y que necesitan ayuda. >>> 18años de edad, correo electrónico válido, y obviamente es todo, no se cita un currículum de experiencia o título de educación profesional. >>> por enfrentarse solamente dime que visitar la página web/. >>> ahí encontrarán los vísperas sobre la información que responda a algunas preguntas. >>> ciudadanos y residentes, con incluso beneficiarios trabajarán dentro de sus ciudades. >>> cada semana tendrá un cheque sobre las posiciones de los cuales se puede trabajar. >>> a fecha límite para aplicar estos es al 28... ancha fortalece grano de arena. bueno, oportunidades de trabajo hay así que si estás y este tele que tomar. >>> aprovecha la y con esta información hacemos una pausa. >> un tiroteo,

susana: son siete capÍtulos. cada capÍtulo es de 15 minutos.orma no muy comÚn. reportero: martÍn tendrÁ un cÓmplice que serÁ su incondicional. >> soy la mejor amiga de martÍn, soy la que le dice chavo, Éste estÁ bien, esto estÁ mal. martÍn tiene la confianza de marcarle a las 3:00 a.m., la otra la aguanta porque es su mejor amigo. francisca: interesantÍsimo. raÚl: quÉ cool que estén haciendo seres digitales. francisca: una pareja, volvemos a las bodas. una pareja se casÓ. esta pareja se casÓ a 10 millas de un volcÁn en filipina. estaba apunto de hacer erupciÓn, pero el fotÓgrafo decidió capturar este momento, se ve a los novios se dieron en sÍ con esta columna de cenizas al fondo. estuvieron todo el tiempo monitoreando travÉs de las redes los lugares que corresponden para saber que iban a estar bien, pero ante una posible erupciÓn ellos dijeron todavÍa sigue siendo una posibilidad. vamos a continuar con nuestra boda. independientemente de todo me parece esa fotografÍa espectacular. raÚl: increÍble. franciscmamá, papá.enseÑanza el conteo del cen

sesion de debates para prnrevenir los f infoin incendios forestales telemundo c california >> gracias susana se espera que las condiciones m empeoren contra los bomberos que luchan ctrontra los inforecendi forestales las lluvias han ayu a ayudado en la situacion pero hay mlillones de animales muertos c decenas de casas destruidas a australia tiene la peor capital de aire estan todn todo el mund >> estos incendios estan tambien afectando en lat >> el cllicambio climatico afecn todo el planeta >> asi es ya vemos en volvemos al espacio donde se puede ver con los stentimentala que pasa en australia tambien l desde la estacion espacial int r internacional cada vez que pasan por australia pueden ver a traves de las fotografias a 269 millas d edificiose distanciaan de fuego que sigue brotando va vamos a ver estas imagenes usted esta viendo una nube de fuego que genera rayos e incendios en diferentes lugares a millas in l incluso esto ha complicado la i situacion por supuesto las al altealtas temperaturas alla esto es nueva zelanda vea el color d e lo qu s se esta viviendo alla y la nasa indica que

. >> se acerca una fiesta importante el día de hacerse contar para el censo 2020, susana gonzález nosa comunidad (inentendible) . >> ahora trabaja con el gobierno se busca medio millón de otras personas como él en el país . >> estamos haciendo el conteo de las personas que viven en sacramento o en cualquier otra parte, que los recursos sean los jusots . >> urgente es la busqueda de las personas que no responden al censo, para hacer uno los requisitos son baciso . >> 18 años de edad idealmentees todo . >> nmmo se necesita currículum profesional . >> para calificar visite la página web en pantalla, ahí encontrará la opción para llenar la información . >> ciudadanos residenets con daca pueden aplicar los servicios son varios . >> el pago es semalan, cada miércoles, también en la posición (inentendible) solamente puedes trabajar 9partiem o fulltime . >> hay que poner sui granito de arena, hacer que las comunidades salgan . >> qué bien . >> excelente oportunidad sio buscas trabajo lo puede hacer en tiempo completo o medio tiempo . >> es buena práctica, se necesigta gennte miles de empleos

tomas tu licuado de papá antonio y te me vas a dormir, que mañana temprano te voy a llevar con doña susanal empacho. maría: y pues ya, me vine para dejarlos solos hablando de sus cosas y no hacer mala tercia. albertano: fíjate qué curioso, yo nunca me imaginé que la betza fuera de esas que hace citas a ciegas, pobrecita, ha de estar muy desesperada. maría: sí, ¿verdad? pero, pues es mi amiga y la tengo que apoyar, solo por eso la acompañé, no por otra cosa. albertano: claro... tú eres-- tú eres una gran amiga, maría. maría: tú también, albertano, eres un gran amigo. bueno, pues, nos vemos, amigo. adiós. lucha: ah, espérese, señor bond, no se mande... ¿qué, que le llame james? mire, primero nos tomamos otro de esos martinis que usted prepara, no quiero que crea que soy así de fácil, como su amiguita esa, la "marta" hari. ♪ arantxa:domingo 19 de enero y estas son las principales noticias. el familiar sonido de las manifestaciones a raÍz del hallazgo de varias bodegas tras el huracÁn marÍa en 2017 que nunca llegÓ a los damnificados del ciclÓn y ahora de los sismos. planean tratar de ingresar

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susana mendonca, bbc news.understorms have caused flash floods in parts of south—east australia, which have been badly affected by wildfires. there've been downpours in victoria, new south wales and queensland, which has helped to douse some of the blazes. fires have been raging in australia since september, killing at least 28 people, destroying thousands of homes and scorching millions of acres of land. our correspondent in sydney, phil mercer, has more. australia is a land well used to nature's extremes, but this is a country being confronted by fires that continue to burn, very significant storms bringing large amounts of rain to parts of eastern australia. and there have been parts of this country that remain dry. so this is a country that, in queensland, for example, parts of queensland experienced three times the monthly rainfall average injust one night. that brought flooding to many areas. and of course, this rainfall is a blessing and a curse. it's a blessing because some of that rain has fallen on fi

couples one of the victims has been trying to achieve justice for almost 2 decades already her name is susana she says 20 years ago doctors pressured her to give up her daughter stella threatening to report her case of a 16 year old mother to police and her father she signed papers refusing her rights . because i held my baby in my arms after he was born but then i stayed in the hospital for another 2 days or so but i didn't see him ever again they told me that he was born prematurely and didn't survive i was given some people to sign but it was too weak to understand what i was signing in december they are mean and authorities detained the country's chief ops attrition who sits on the accuses of threatening her and other officials as part of the probe does make a better man was released several days later due to lack of evidence it sparked public outrage. a lawyer who has represented susanna since 2013 has his explanation for 7 long years we were shouting about it at every corner this is a mafia that is stronger and more powerful than the one controlling drug traffic i can say there were rel

couples one of the victims has been trying to achieve justice for almost 2 decades already her name is susana she says 20 years ago doctors pressured her to give up her daughter stella threatening to report her case of a 16 year old mother to police and her father she signed papers refusing her rights to continue but because i held my baby in my arms i was but there i stayed in the hospital for another 2 days or so but i didn't see him ever again they told me that he was born prematurely and didn't survive and i was given some peoples to sign but it was too weak to understand what i was signing in december the armenian authorities detained the country's chief ops attrition who susan accuses of threatening her and other officials as part of the probe but as make a better man was released several days later due to lack of evidence a spark public outrage and as we covered a man demanded money in exchange for not telling the thor it is a bold good idea he knew i didn't want there to be any criminality questions because of the fact i was still a minus but it couldn't be the moment he was asked me

there might be problems accepting the money even if enough was raised. 0ur political correspondent susanahere. tell us a bit more about this interview. this is a real departure over what we were hearing from sajid javid's predecessor, philip hammond talking about there being close alignment. philip hammond saying they would be no alignment with the eu after brexit and sent to businesses, get ready for this. we have had 3.5 years knowing we would leave the european union, he says. many of those businesses would say we have had a lot of uncertainty. we know that last year the automotive, food and drink and pharmaceutical sectors were all saying that if there wasn't alignment and key eu rules that could be damaging to them. sajid javid is saying that some businesses will suffer, other businesses will do well. he is making that assessment that will not be great for every business. in terms of those businesses, they don't know which rules the chancellor is talking about, he hasn't outlined which rules they would want to drop. this sets the tone for those negotiations that we know the governmen

there might be problems accepting the money even if enough was raised. 0ur political correspondent susana here. we are getting some responses. 0ne said that they welcome the chancellor's ambitious plans, and we are right to diversion eu regulation, but which urge the government not to treat this rate as an obligation. lets talk more now on the responses on what the government is saying here. on what sajid javid is saying here. on what sajid javid is saying, how significant is this statement? i think this is about messaging, showing us where they are on this issue and because they're going into a phase where they're going into a phase where they're going to be negotiating a trade deal with the european union, so quite tough words there, talking about not being a real taker and making it clear they don't want to be aligned. so setting out their story. in terms of business, it is going to be a challenge for a lot of businesses and, certainly, we had the automotive, food and drink and pharmaceutical sectors all talking about not being aligned on key eu rules potentially being damaging to thei

susana, surprising words from the chancellor?ons about what things will look like as we leave the eu. and the chancellor was making suggestions that for some people there may be some problems ahead. analysts will be concerned for problems —— for businesses about not being aligned with the eu. last year we had industry experts from food and automotive industry saying they would be damaged if there was no alignment. so we're not getting detail on what rules will not be followed but there is an indication that the government would be moving away from alignment with the eu and basically saying that these businesses are going to have to just change their ways. in order to be able to operate within that system. and then in this article he ref first of the japanese car industry saying that it found success are not following eu rules and that is something that british business can also do. in terms of changes business will see they will not be seen immediately, we leave on january 31 but there will be a transition period of 11 months and

i've been speaking to our political correspondent susana mendonca who explained more about what thistough words there talking about not being a rule taker, making it clear that they don't want to be aligned and so setting out their story. but in terms of business, it is going to be a challenge for a lot of businesses. and certainly last year we had the automotive, food and drink, pharmaceutical sectors all talking about how not being aligned on key eu rules potentially being damaging to their business. and so what we've heard from the chancellor in this interview is basically an admission that not all businesses are going to benefit from brexit. that there will be some that will struggle. there will be others that will do well. and he's saying to these businesses that you need to prepare. you should be prepared already, because we knew we were going to be leaving. a lot of these businesses would say, well, actually, we didn't know what the terms of leaving would be. but indeed, in terms of what he said today, he hasn't outlined what the rules are that the uk would drop. and so that's

cecilia soares jorge salinas mÓnica, vÍctor hugo, susana.lift. solo de maybelline new york. >> no hace nada divertido o dulce, mire como esta mujer convierte esta calle en lo que parecÍa tremendoring de boxeo arremete contra una guardia de seguridad en las vegas vea cÓmo pierde la cabeza del disfraz y asÍ tumba a la oficial al piso y sigue golpeÁndola todo esta mientras que su compaÑero intenta apartarla el incidente ocurriÓ durante varios espectadores quienes consiguen captarlo con su telÉfono celular. aquÍ les tengo imÁgenes de una dramÁtica escena captada en nevada con la cÁmara descubierto un sujeto apunta a un hombre que intenta abrir la puerta de su casala vÍctima saca todo el efectivo de los bolsillos despejÁndose de todas sus pertenencias y la voz temblorosa del sospechoso revela su inexperiencia. a esta hora alarmante la desapariciÓn de un bebÉ de apenas una semana de nacido, la familia pide ayuda y no pierde la esperanza de encontrarlo con vida. desapareciÓ luego de que la madre matara a la madre y a la bisabuela del pequeÑito hist

susana pavlou is from the mediterranean institute of gender studies.orted and they rarely get to the reports and they have low conviction rates and this is precisely the case in cyprus but in cyprus in particular we don't have specialist support services for victims. the teenager claimed she was raped in a hotel room by a group of 12 is was raped in a hotel room by a group of12isa was raped in a hotel room by a group of 12 is a ready man, two of those men pictured here although they are covering their faces and they were arrested and did appear in court but when the guy was interviewed again and she made that retraction, the israelis were then allowed to fly home. the british teenager was later charged with public mischief while falsely accusing the grip of raping her and spent about a month in prison before her trial, a lawyer forfour prison before her trial, a lawyer for four of the as many men has also given his reaction. they are relieved and happy beverage and has been accepted and they are happy that you received a long and tough lesson under cri

susana pavlou, thank you very much, from the mediterranean institute of gender studies. laid to rest in his hometown of kerman today, following a four day funeral procession. huge crowds have been following the coffin of general qasem soleimani, whose death has sparked concerns of wider conflict, amid rising tensions between america and iran. let's speak to our middle east correspondent lina sinjab, who is in beirut. hello. as we witness yet another day with vast numbers of people virtue protest the killing of qasem suleimani and ascend his burial, one wonders at what point the sentiment turns from a focus on mourning to a focus on pressure for the revenge that iran (inaudible). it isa that iran (inaudible). it is a joint moment of expressing their condolences to someone they regard as a leader, as a hero, someone who has shaped their presence in the region, but also a moment of mobilising support to express the anger among the shia community within iran, to send a message to the world, especially the united states, who conducted this assassination, to say we are here to

i‘m joined now by susana pavlou, director of the mediterranean institute of gender studies, a cyprioth the suspended sentence and conviction, her lawyers are saying they will appeal. the only way that conviction can be overturned is for them to appeal to look at this case. we believe she did not get a fair trial, we believe there were systemic flaws in the way this case was handled from day one, soi this case was handled from day one, so i would support an appeal, but i think it is positive that she is going home because she is in a fragile psycho geological state, she has been to a terrible ordeal and needs all the help she can get. -- psychological. is this case is unique in cyprus? it is unique in terms of the international dimension and in terms of how much publicity it has received, but it is not unique in terms of police handling and criminaljustice unique in terms of police handling and criminal justice handling unique in terms of police handling and criminaljustice handling of cases related to violence against women. i think that this case has brought to the surface though sys

. >>> susana y sus hijo los admiran. >>> es muy bonito verlo como se transformÓ en forma diferente a el caribe, para mÉxico centroamÉrica y sudamerica asÍ que estamos representando una tradiciÓn que se mantiene viva gracias a iniciativas como estas. >>> este desfile va arrancar que es bastante emblemÁtico. >>> estamos en el barrio a las once y parte de la 106 y foso vamos en compaÑÍa de muchas personas que representan a la ciudad. recorrimos toda una avenida, vamos con miles personas de raÍz latina que celebran esta tradiciÓn. >>> y el tÉrmino de este aÑo me llamÓ la atencion. >>> es un tema muy importante, porque en esta administraciÓn el tema de los migrantes y migraciÓnes ha sido muy controvertido. por un tema de irresponsabilidad polÍtica decidimos dedicar este aÑo a los migrantes y la migraciÓn, para no solamente festejar la diversidad, sino festejar el hecho que nos estamos moviendo y el hecho de que lo diverso es lo que enrique enriquece. >>> estoy con ciurlizza que rlt estÁs hoy de estar representando en los reyes. >>> estoy orgullosa de estar aquÍ este traje que escogi yo es

raul: susana gimÉnez, la top del entretenimiento en argentina!s horas las autoridades buscan a un bebÉ desaparecido luego del asesinato de tres mujeres. entÉrate quién serÍa el principal sospechoso. raul: maluma celebra sus 26 primaveras. en el "revoltillo digital", estuvimos en la fiesta que hizo para sus familiares y amigos. satcha: verÓnica castro rompe el silencio y al borde de las lÁgrimas envÍa un mensaje a sus seguidores despuÉs de meses de angustia por las explosivas declaraciones de yolanda andrade. alan: ¿quÉ importancia tienen en tu vida las redes sociales? esta maÑana compartiremos experiencias y expertos nos ayudarÁn a evitar que se conviertan en una peligrosa obsesiÓn. bienvenidos a la hora que te mueve en "despierta amÉrica" ♪ [mÚsica] raÚl: buenos dÍas. hoy 29 de enero de 2020. es miÉrcoles. ombligo de la semana. vean a esa joven. la maestra mÁs joven de zumba. karla: queda perfecto. esta es la hora que te mueve. [aplausos] como pueden ver ha conquistado el mundo. tiene sÓlo 12 aÑos. en la reina de la zumba. [hablan a la vez] estÁ