si vienen a uruguay, van a ser monitoreadas? nuestra opiniÓn, nuestra manera de ser. >> a pesar de que se creÍa que los prisioneros estaban relacionados con al qaeda esto nunca fue confirmado. se van a establecer en un paÍs donde hay una pequeÑa poblaciÓn musulmana y se espera que se puedan reunir con su familia. vamos con informaciÓn cano... a. >> en el mundo el fÚtbol mexicano sabemos quienes enfrentarÁn en la gran final de la liga mx. landon donovan puso fin a una carrera alcanzando su sexta copa. con un partido sin goles los tigres lograron su pase a la gran final. perreti regresa a la gran final despuÉs de tres aÑos de ausencia. mÁs allá de no jugar de la manera en que desean las Águilas amÉrica ha empatado sin goles ante monterrey en la vuelta de las semifinales disputadas en estadÍstica. en el derby catalÁn el equipo del barca se llevÓ la victoria. hasta aquÍ de formaciÓn deportiva. me puedes seguir a travÉs de mi cuenta. ♪ ♪ >> y terminamos. se vistieron de rojo y blanco cientos de esquiadores se vistieran de papÁ noel.

uruguay's president called it a humanitarian gesture. many local residents don't seem concerned over the men's presence. >> accepting these refugees, i don't think will cause internal security to be compromised and what outsiders think about us doesn't matter. the president felt that it was a way to help those refugees, to give them a place, because the u.s. throws them in prison and forgets about them. >> the detention camp opened in 2002 to hold terror suspects in the wake of the september 11 attacks. according to the human rights group reprieve, the u.s. acknowledged holding 779 to date, most never charged. since president obama pledged to close the facility, there are still 137 inmates, 67 cleared for release, but the u.s. authorities can't send them home because of security concerns. their home countries are unwilling to take them back. since 2002, 52 countries have accepted guantanamo detainees while 10 were transferred to unnamed locations. when president obama signed the executive order to close the camp, many believed it would t

present of uruguay. he was a prisoner for 13 years under the military dictatorship that governed uruguay and feels this from the heart. he says they have what it calls a moral obligation to take in people from other countries who suffered. he called the particular case of the six low-level detainees from guantanamo an atrocious kidnapping. uruguay has taken in refugees from the syrian conflict - they have been provided with housing, schooling and job opportunities. they were warmly welcomed by the ure aguyan people. it's not as simple with these detainees from guantanamo. there's far from universal acceptance. initial plans to accept them was shelved because uruguay was in the midst of a campaign. voters voted last week, a new president takes over in march. in the meantime they are keen to accept the first batch of prisoners - six syrians, a palestinians and tunisian whether be given the housing, education opportunities. it's by no means cut and dried. still opposition to their arrival. >> that was danie

president of uruguay. he, himself, was a prisoner for 13 years upped the dictator -- under the dictatorship that governed uruguay. he says they have a moral obligation to take in people from other countries who suffered. he called the case of six low-level detainees from guantanamo an atrocious kidnapping. uruguay took in refugees from the syrian conflict. they have been provided with housing, schooling and job opportunities. they were warmly welcomed by the uruguayan people a couple of months ago. it's not quite so simple with the detainees. there's far from universal acceptance, initial plans to accept them earlier in the year were shelved because uruguay was in the midst of an election campaign. the president said he would speak on the issue as soon as the campaign was over. voters voted last week. a new president takes over in march. in the meantime, he is keen to accept this first batch of prisoners, six syrians, a palestinian and a tunisian will be given the same deal as the syrian refugees - housing

from the uruguay capital, daniel schweimler reports. >> reporter: uruguay is so far from the six men's homes, which for now they cannot return to. it's also a long way from guantanamo, and that, for them, is what counts. they are being treated at two hospitals before their resettlement programme begins. >> he's hopeful now that he's out and free, with proper medical care that, he can get better and rebuild his life. uruguay is providing the men with housing and will help them find work. they are relieved to be free, with a burning desire to be reunited with their families. their futures are uncertain, but the uruguayan authorities are doing all they can to help the men rebuild their lives a long way from home. the invitation was personal to the president. himself a former prisoners, outspoken on human rights, especially guantanamo. >> that's not a prison, it's a kidnapping den. a prison needs a law, a prosecutor. the decision of a judge, whatever that may be, a minimum reference to the law. that place has none of that. >> the guantanamo bay detention camp opened in 2002 to detain so-ca

sends six detainees from guantanamo bay to uruguay >>> typhoon hagupit weakens to a storm, but causes problems for the philippines as the wind and rain plough towards manila >>> and the crippling effect the ebola outbreak is having on west african economies. >>> syria has reportedly called on the united nations to impose sanctions against israel. syria is accusing israel of carrying out several air strikes on government-held areas. israeli jets bombed a weapons depot near the damascus airport, a depot used by the military. another strike targets a weapons cash near the town close to the lebanese border. syria's military condemned the assault calling it an attack on the country. >> kazaa says it will not be continuing mediation to rescue lebanese soldiers kidnapped last august in the border town. more than 30 lebanese police men and soldiers were taken last year, four have been executed and seven have been released. let's go jane ferguson monitoring the story for us. whether it be qatar or other countries, this reflects the frustration between those trying to sort out what is going on

meanwhile, the six prepare for uruguay and uruguay prepares for them. >> al jazeera continues to demandhe release of our three journalists now held in prison in egypt for 349 days. the three were jailed on false charges of helping the outlawed muslim brother hood. they are appealing against their convictions. >> legislators in china's autonomous region have voted to ban burke das. it means women will be prohibited from wearing full face veils and body coverings in public. the move follows unrest in the region, including attacks by suspectesuspected separatists. >> china will mark the anniversary of the massacre in 1937 at the end of the world war ii. people in a remote corner of china are still falling victim to the chemical weapons left behind. >> across the frozen landscape of northeast china lies the destructive legacy of another country. it's a bomb. one of 700,000 that the japanese government admits to, more than half in this province. >> they are everywhere. sometimes we find them when we dig the land. >> his son was badly burned. after stepping on a shell and can't understand why

six detainees are in a military hospital in uruguay. they were spen sent there to stt new lives as ratification. refu. >> cyberattacks are becoming more common and more sophisticated. we go in depth in our sunday segment, the week lady. ahead. good to have you with us. six detain ease from guantanamo bay, after being held by the u.s. government for 12 years without charge. these are the first guantanamo detainees to be transferred from cuba to south america. held as suspected al qaeda affiliates since 2002 and cleared in 2009, but they couldn't find a country that would accept them as ratification. refugees. >> five were taken immediately to the military hospital in the capital, montevedei offer. montevedeio. so they are just being monitored now, they are being looked at before the uruguayn government. >> do we know what kind of he help they well git from the government? >> the government is giving them all the help they can. they are already given lessons in spanish. uruguay a month or so ago took in a batch of syrian refugees. is taki

but not until uruguay came forward to take them did they leave prison. the invitation was a personal one from the uruguay president, who has been an outspoken critic of guantanamo. >> that is not a prison, it's a kidnapping den. a prison needs law, a prosecutor, a judge, whoever that might be, a minimum reference to law. that place has none of that. >> the president opened in 2002 was established to hold and interrogate what the bush administration called extraordinarily dangerous prisoners and combatants, the worse of the worse. it has been a source of ongoing friction with president barack obama and opponents in congress. president obama signed an order to close the place right after he took office. but the order was blocked by congress. shuttering guantanamo has been a political football ever since. the fight raged once again in may. in september the house voted to condemn the president for failing to give congress the required 30-day notice before the release. the administration deprived congress of the opportunity to consider the initial security ri

they will soon be allowed to join their loved ones in uruguay. is up to each of the guantanamo six to decide with the future lies. >> finally, for mexicans exhausted by years of drug-related violence, it was the straw that broke the camels back. the abduction and apparent murder of 43 students by corrupt police and gang members sparked angry protests across the country. artist are not exempt from the outrage. painters, musicians, and actors all want a record of their disgust, as well. let's get the report. >> the number 43 has been visible all around mexico for nearly three months. these faces, the students from the teacher-training college who disappeared after being abducted by the police. ♪ >> since then, their memory is sung, painted, and told. >> we said that it could have happened to any one of us. it has profoundly affected us, because we are also student spirit we are very worried about the situation in our country and of the fact that we must keep quiet because we are afraid. >> there was an idea to sew a portrait of one of the students

. >> por otro lado, uruguay celebrÓ la victoria de tabare vÁzquez.contemporÁneo, los uruguayos nuevamente hemos dicho sÍ. >> deberÁ enfrentar el alza en crimen y las fallas en el sistema educativo. la ciudad de san josÉ fomenta el ciclismo, pero maÑana podrÍa tomarse una decisiÓn contraria a esa tendencia se prodigan bicicletas en las aceras del centro de la ciudad buenas tardes. >> estamos en la esquina de la calle cuarta y san fernando, cerca de la universidad estatal de san josÉ, una zona bastante transitada, podrÍa ser impactada con la prohibiciÓn de maÑana. >> un reciente estudio indica que 90% de ciclistas nos quieren las bicicletas en la calle. >> los conductores de vehÍculos no tienen la cultura de compartir la calle. >> es mÁs peligroso ir por la calle porque nos miran y no les importan. >> las personas piensan que es mÁs seguro pero no. >> en santa clara, tenemos muchos accidentes cada aÑo, accidentes de bicicleta contra un automÓvil o contra un autobÚs, muchos de esos accidentes pasan porque personas usan la bicicleta en el parque. >> busc

he can get better and rebuild his life. >> uruguay is providing the men with education, housing and will help them to find work. for now they're just relieved to be free with a burning desire to be reunited with their families. their futures are uncertained, and the uruguayan authorities are doing all they can to help these men rebuild their lives a long way from home. the invitation was a personal one from uruguay's president, himself, a former prisoner, and outspoken on human rights, especially guantanamo. >> that's not a present. it's a kidnapping den. prison needs some kind of law, some kind of prosecutor. the decision of a judge, whoever that might be, a minimum reference to the law. that place has none of that. >> reporter: guantanamo detention camp opened in 2002 to detain so-called terror suspects in the wake of the september 11th attacks. according to the human rights group reprieve the u.s. acknowledged holding 779 people at the camp to date. most of them were never charged. six years after president obama pledged to close the facility there are still 136 inmates, 67 of wh

[video clip] them are not from uruguay. there from all over the rest of the world. some of the services that do these agreements can't do it. we pay money. to these countries who take these prisoners that is not their culture or they are from. the services are supposed to monitor these people. what we have found in the past is that it does not work very well. i do not think that surprises anybody. maybe we ought to rethink what we are doing here. some past released prisoners are reengaged in the terrorist fight. those of us who try to do the review of this were so concerned because they were so interested in getting them out, they forgot due diligence. mike rogers talking about the detainees transferred from guantanamo bay to uruguay and saying, this should not have been done. we turn to all of you, because this is return -- renewing the fight over gitmo. what should be done? ,epublicans (202) 748-8001 democrats (202) 748-8000, .ndependents (202) 748-8002 the u.s. military dropped off six long ago cleared what time all caps is in uruguay on sunday, culminating a com

the pros will be sped up now that uruguay steps up. might other countries step up. >> several have. 50 countries or so took detainees from guantanamo. and in august of 2013 president obama said that he would work hard to speed up the process, and i think he's sincere and is trying to do that. at the end of the day there'll be some in guantanamo who he will not be able to charge because they were tortured and he is not going to want to release because they are dangerous. at the end of the day there'll be a small population remaining in guantanamo. >> a republican congressman defends a decision of president obama to launch a special forces operation to save the life of american journalist luke somers. yesterday's attempted rescueneded in the death of luke somers and sa can teacher pierre corky. house intelligence committee mike rodgers said he agreed with the president's decision to launch the raid, adding that the intelligence was good. events like these bring nations against extremism. as we were tragically reminded two days ago with t

desde montevideo uruguay, darÍo, univisiÓn. >> regresamos a este paÍs.se arrestÓ varios miembros de la pandilla. jaime garcÍa con detalles de este golpe a la delincuencia. (inglÉs) >> la fiscal federal de los Ángeles anunciÓ el arresto de 24 sospechosos pandilleros acusados de operar una banda que durante mÁs de 50 aÑos sembrÓ terror en el barrio hispano al este de los Ángeles. >> la pandilla ellos controlan el Área de residencial. se dedican a la venta de narcÓticos. >> esta pandilla conservÓ su dominio en el proyecto habitacional. habitado por hispanos. centro de operaciÓn de los pandilleros. dos docenas de los cuales capturados esta madrugada durante el operativo. que llevÓ tres aÑos de investigaciÓn. >> cuando algo ocurre y la policÍa llega, la comunidad no quiere hablar con la policÍa, porque tiene miedo que uno de estos pandilleros los vean. >> diez armas de fuego, dinero y drogas decomizadas en el operativo. (inglÉs) la fiscal seÑalÓ que un total de 38 sospechosos pandilleros acusados formalmente entre ellos el lÍder de la pandilla, identificado c

uruguay's president, jose mohija is a former political prisoner. this brings the total number of detainees left in guantanamo to 136, 67 of those men have been ceared for release or transfer, but, jeff, they remain in limbo until the u.s. finds a country that will take them. >> glor: don, thank you very much. controversial and long awaited report on enhanced interrogation techniques will be released this week, it's conclusion, the cia t ter 9/11 went beyond the law and gained no useful intelligence. not everyone in washington agrees. here is mark albert. >> cbs news has learned the senate report will conclude that the cia routinely went beyond legal limits when interrogating terror suspects, including the use of water boarding. the techniques were not effective in getting information, and that the cia systematically lied to the white house, the department of justice, and to congress about the effectiveness of the program in order to keep it going. only the democratic members of the committee approved the report. republicans on the committee and the

. >> suspected al qaeda terrorists sent to uruguay. don dahler has details. >> north korea calls the hacking of sony pictures a righteous deed, even as charlie d'agata tells us it denies responsibility. and the british are coming. mark phillips is watching prince williams and kate's arrival in york and the americans who can't wait to get a glimpse. >> i have loved them since i was a little girl. i amro man catholic but that doesn't stop me from wanting to marry him. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> #01: hi, everyone, i am jeff glor, the first impact was not as bad as feared, the final impact won't be known for days. typhoon hagupit is moving at a punishingly slow pace, total of 155 miles today, its next impact theens of the storm will pass over manila. the death toll is low in part because so many people cleared out. more than 900,000 people across the philippines in more than 1,000 seth doane. >> leaves and wind pummelled coastal communities as typhoon hagupit the battered the

. >>> six former guantanmo detainees are undergoing physical and psych logical test no, siin uruguay her 12 years without charge. their release was approved years ago by delayed by u.s. bureaucracy. >> reporter: freedom it seems is a great cure. the six men who arrived here from guantanmo are set to be recovering well in this hospital behind me. having medical and psychological tests before being allowed the difficult process of integrating in to life here in uruguay. getting used to freedom after many, many years of being tied up, often hooded in the guantanmo bay camp in cuba. the lawyer for one of them has been talking to the media here, having spent the day with some of the six men in the hospital. saying that they are recovering well. with the revelation that they arrived here still shackled, still hooded, and were not leased until they landed. >> i don't think any of us real know what it can be like for these men after 12 years in prison no, charge, no trial. cleared for release for over five years. to taste freedom for these first days and to speak to their lovered ones. >> re

by the way, a lot of them aren't from uruguay. they're from all over the rest of the world.of the intelligence service that is do these agreements about agreeing to watch them or monitor them can't do it. what we have found in the past is it doesn't work very well. i don't think that surprises anybody. i argue that maybe we ought to rethink what we're doing here. >> back now with democratic congressman adam schiff of california. do you agree with congressman rogers? >> well, i agree that there are risks, but i don't agree with them that we should keep guantanamo open indefinitely, and the problem i have with the critics of the president's actions is they don't offer any alternative. not only a military struggle with al qaeda and with isis, but also an idealogical war and guantanamo is a real setback for the united states in that idealogical fight, in that battle over ideas. ultimately we're not going to be able to kill our way out of this struggle. we have to defeat the underpinnings, the nar tiff, the ideology of al qaeda and isis, and so guantanamo really does need to be c

cinco personas que fueron detenidos en guantÁnmo, se encuentran ahora en uruguay como las personas libres>>han dicho que hay soluciones inmediatos a estos problemas... >> cuando lo presentas de esa forma, estÁ socavando el problema. porque se asume que el proceso polÍtico, es uno que puede cambiarse, dependiendo de la voluntad de una sola persona, nosotros hemos pasado todo este tiempo era poder tener una reforma migratoria, que puede resolver todo el problema para nosotros. todavÍa tengo 5 millones de personas, que no tienen la capacidad de registrarse para tener la confianza de que no va ser deportado. ahora que hemos hecho esto para que la gente, entienda de cÓmo poemas aprovechar esto para poder construir, de aquÍ en adelante se registren toda la gente posible, los que tienen hijos que son residentes. sentamos las bases de una migratoria amplia, porque si no lo hacemos, habrÁ mucha gente que tratarÉ de insistir esto es una medida provisional. pero todavÍa tenemos una lucha. >> seÑor presidente usted dice que estados unidos, no tortura, segÚn un informe durante la presidencia de la dic

after 12 years in guantanamo bay, six suspected terrorists are now refugees in uruguay. the deal had been in the works we're told for months. it comes amid president obama's renewed push to close gitmo. >> no question, this has political implications on two levels. first, it gets the obama administration closer to the magic 100 number where president obama feels he could keep his campaign promise to close gitmo. second, one of the detainees sent to uruguay is involved in a lawsuit of videos of him being force fed on a hunger strike released publicly. obviously that dynamic now changes. this is the largest transfer of gitmo prisoners since 2009. a significant number of those released have been flown to head right back to the battlefield. >> some of these intelligence services who do these agreements about agreeing to watch them or monitor them can't do it so we pay money -- remember this now. we're going to pay a lot of money to these countries who take these particular prisoners. what we have found in the past is it doesn't work very well. i don't think that surprises an

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uruguay is a small country. but uruguay does have a lot of resources. the country helps the refugees but not as much as given to refugees in europe. >> repte europe. >> reporter: the u.n. says by the end of 2015, more than 4 million syrians will be refugees in countries surrounding the war torn makes including turkey and lebanon. humanitarian organizations want the rest of the world to admit at least 5% for resettlement. uruguay, the alobeds say should be thanked when faced with such desperation. kim vanel, al jazeera. >> the u.n. is going to discuss human rights violations, says the u.s. and its allies are using the human rights issue as a weapon to try an overthrow the country's leadership. let's go to cristian saloomey chris tinkristin, talk about th. >> this is the first time that the world's most powerful international body is taking up the issue of north korea's human rights effort and this is coming on the heels of a report that was conducted by the united nations and compared abuses in north korea to nazi era germany, prison camps which now hous

has transferred six detainees from guantanamo bay prison this weekend, sending them to uruguay. human rights activists say the six were never charged or given a trial during their 12 years of detention. this is the largest prisoner contingent to leave gitmo since 2009, and it's the first group of detainees sent to south america. the transfer has been in the works since january, but uruguay's presidential elections delayed the deal. the state department expressed its gratitude and called the transfer a "milestone in u.s. efforts to close gitmo for good." uruguay's outgoing president jose mujica said friday that the detainees are, "coming as refugees and the first day that they want to leave, they can leave." 136 detainees remain at the prison, including 67 who've been approved for future transfers. in saudi arabia 135 people suspected of plotting terrorist attacks inside the kingdom. most of them are saudi nationals. saudi arabia is stepping up security after getting threats from islamic state militants in recent weeks. in mexico, at least one of the 43 students missing since sep

uruguay is nestled along brazil and argentina. population more than 3 million. most of whom are christian. the cia world fact book doesn't break out a muslim population. and keep in mind, it's long-time president spent more than a decade under very harsh conditions in prison during the country's military rule. uruguay has long been known as a safehaven for those not wanted elsewhere in the world. after world war ii, a large number of nazis ended up in the south american country. arthel? >> leland vittert reporting from washington, thank you. >>> and jason orion was arrested back in july from the "pennsylvania post." both the state department and the government are calling for his release. >>> and chaos in the streets of berkeley as protests turned violent near the berkeley university campus. protesters gathered to demonstrate against the police killings in missouri and in new york. >> reporter: three police officers were hurt, two went to the hospital. this is supposed to be another peaceful demonstration with about 300 to 400 people when it quickly spiraled out

el abogado de unos de los transferidos a guantÁnamo a uruguay está pensando en amenazarlo por las torturasue sufriÓ en el penal en donde permaneciÓ por mÁs de 10 aÑos. faltan pocos dÍas para navidad, millones de personas hacen planes para reunirse con sus seres queridos, eso implica concurrir a los aeropuertos y las carreteras del paÍs. una tormenta amenaza al noroeste del paÍs, le decimos cÓmo se estÁ presentando el clima. se trata de estar prevenido...

uruguay, costa rica y peru son los paÍses que menos problemas presentan en este tema.

six prisoners held at guantanamo bay have now been sent to uruguay. they were never charged but suspected of having ties to al qaeda. ead after a typhoon hit the philippines. you can see the damage there on the pictures, it's really bad. over 900,000 people are in shelters. the typhoon was considerably weaker when it made landfall. the storm is expected to move out of the area by tuesday. >>> we are seeing video of a dramatic and desperate-navy s.e.a.l.s landed fi eed miles a. as well as south african hostage. but their element of surprise was blown when they were roughly a football field away. pet pet pe . >> because it's sit got so much attention for kidnapping americans and others in the laths few months that al qaeda in arabian peninsula -- >> the question that folks are going to have to watch is al qaeda in yemen or other al qaeda elements going to adopt what we have seen isis do in syria, this is executing hostages. >> they have done it before. >> not in this way. so they asked for ransom payments so that's something that folks are going to be c

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they arrived in uruguay on sunday.sident said they're considered refugees by his government. four of the refugees are from syria, one is from tunisia. one spokesperson said the flight out of guantanamo was very similar to their flight into it. >> they shackle you still, they blindfold you still, and put the ear defenders on. you don't really even have a proper seat. so right up to the last, last moment of over a dozen years in military prison, they're still treating you like you're the enemy. even though they cleared you to go from guantanamo over five years ago. >> the release of the six guantanamo detainees has been strongly criticized in the united states. a member of congress said the u.s. government is paying a lot of money to send these and other prisoners the offer of no guarantee of security or confinement. >> what we found in the past it doesn't work very well. i don't think that surprises anybody. so i argue that maybe we ought to rethink what we're doing. >> reporter: some people of uruguay are not happy abo

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so if we want to call chile an empire or uruguay an empire, i say do it. but we don't. why? because those became nation states in the rights that citizenship are defined a different way. they're just a different animal. by the way, the chileans didn't just stop at butting up against the neighbors. it wasn't just chile, there were 21.

beautiful country in uruguay. i study everyday. little spanish and a know how to say saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. , this wholeiaei issue of sloan resigning. could you talk about that and the speculation he was very unhappy with the pace of the releases, especially with the responses of the defense department to releasing the men and guantÁnamo? >> just on that point of the video you just showed, i think it is for important to know the american public never has direct exposure to the men themselves. i think if we were to have that kind of exposure -- and are citizens of the rest of the world that interact with former detainees who can go to panel discussions and have them talk about their imprisonment, who can have that exposure first-hand. we never get that in the united states. that is one of the reasons why i think these myths about who we of held in the fear mongering that continues to happen is allowed to continue. it is important to note. as far as sloan, i don't know we really have much insight into why he resigned. i t

>>uruguay enfrenta las consecuencias de la peor tormenta que ha sufrido ese paÍs en los Últimos 50 aÑosservicio especial hasta las tres de la maÑana, con eso con el propÓsito para que regrese con seguridad. no olvide que las estaciones mÁs congestionadas serÁn embarcadero, west auckland y otras. >> el transporte pÚblico serÁ gratuito a partir de las ocho de la noche del 31 de diciembre en todas las lÍneas de autobuses y durarÁ hasta las cinco de la maÑana del 1 de enero. >> una vez terminadas las fiestas, se ofrecerÁ transporte gratuito desde la estaciÓn del bar, este programa piloto tiene como objetivo ayudar a los viajeros que no podrÁn usar el transporte oeste debido a la construcciÓn de complejos de vivienda en esa zona. >> el dolor, el llanto y la indignaciÓn recorrerÁn las calles de ciudad altamirano en guerrero. durante el cortejo fÚnebre del sacerdote gollito. >> aquÍ la informaciÓn. >> la conferencia del episcopado mexicano lamentÓ la muerte de sacerdote, quien fue secuestrado por desconocidos en la noche del 21 de diciembre. cuando regresaba de oficiar varias misas en la cated

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arribÓ a esta ciudad el presidente de uruguay, mujica.ante de autos japoneses honda anunciÓ que sacarÁ de circulaciÓn autos por problemas con una pieza que ente de takata. uruguay jose mujica, quien hablo de varios temas, entre ellos el dificil momento que vive mexico por la desaparicion de los 43 estudiantes en iguala. ahtziri cardenas, viajo hasta jalsco y nos habla de la visita. >> para el gobierno uruguayo el que su presidente. >> en ningÚn momento me sentÍ afectado, ni cosa que se parezca, digo lo que pienso. no creo en la polÍtica de represiÓn y lo que le pasa a mÉxico... si recorremos toda amÉrica no somos a encontrar con eso. >> la actitud sobre su declaraciÓn que hiciera el presidente mujica jalisco. >> mÉjico decÍa te amparamos, quedamos casa y comida pero no vengas a meterte en nuestras cosas. >> dijo que al Único paÍs con el con compartieron decisiÓn humanitaria fue con cuba. >> y tenemos memoria por eso no nos arrugamos... ni somos carceleros, ni vamos a dejar de criticar a estados unidos cada vez que los tengamos que critica

. >> coming up, six detainees released from guantanamo bay start new lives in uruguay. >> first test match since the death of their team mate. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. >> a deal went against they're own government >> egypt mismanaged it's gas industry >> taking the country to the brink of economic ruin >> this is because of a corrupt deal to an assigned to basically support two dodgy businessmen an israeli one, and an egyptian one... >> al jazeera exposes those who made a fortune betraying an entire nation >> you don't feel you owe an explanation to the egyptian people? >> no...no.. >> al jazeera investigates egypt's lost power on al jazeera america

. >> robert, six former guantanamo bay prisoners are in uruguay tonight, and the president says they free to leave. they spent time in the prison suspected of ties to al-qaeda, they were flown to uruguay sunday as a condition of their release. daniel reports. >> reporter: uruguay is so far from the six men's homes, but it's also a long way from guantanamo, and that for them is what counts. they are being treated at two hospitals before they resettlement program begins. >> he is hopeful now that he's out and free with proper medical care he can get better and rebuild his life. >> reporter: uruguay is providing the men with education and housing, and will help them to find work. for now they are just relieved to be free with a burning desire to be reunited with their families. their futures are uncertain, but the uruguayan authorities are doing all they can to help these men rebuild their lives a long way from home. the invitation was a personal one from the uruguayan president. a former prisoner himself. >> that is not a prison, it's a kidnapping den. because a prison has laws. that p

government and hand he over to uruguay.he men will be integrated into uruguayan society if they decide to stay. daniel schwindler reports. >> the uruguayan homes are a long way from where they cannot return to. they are being treated at two hospitals before their resettlement begins. >> he is hopeful now that he's out and free with proper medical care in uruguay he can get better and rebuild his life. >> uruguay is providing the men with education, housing and will help them to find work. for now they are just relieved to be free, with a burning desire to be reuniunity united r families. a long way from home. the invitation was a president one from president jose mojika, himself a former prisoner. >> translator: that's not a prison it's a kidnapping den because a prison needs some kind of law, some kind of prosecutor. the decision of the judge whoever that may be a minimum reference to the law, that place has none of that. >> reporter: the guantanamo bay detention camp opened in 2002 to detain so-called terror suspects in t

arribÓ a esta ciudad el presidente de uruguay, mujica. anuncio en la televisión dijo que pudiera reducir mi deuda por 50 por ciento. me dijeron que deje de pagar mis cuentas, y que no hable con mis acreedores. ellos encargarían de todo. yo les di miles de dólares, pero la mayoría se fue a sus honorarios. [narradora] salir de la deuda no es rápido ni fácil. hay personas que le dirán cualquier cosa sólo para ganar su confianza. sonaba perfecto. hice todo lo que me dijeron que hiciera. nunca pagaron mis acreedores, ni siquiera estaban en contacto con ellos. resulta que estoy más en deuda, porque las tasas y los intereses de mis tarjetas siguieron acumulando. [narradora] malos consejos de los llamados expertos pueden empeorar su situación financiera. entonces, el banco me rechazó para una hipoteca. y eso es cuando me di cuenta que mi crédito se arruinó. debería haber hablado directamente con mis acreedores del principio. [narradora] hay un mejor manera para obtener ayuda. hable con sus acreedores directamente o para encontrar una agencia sin

he says uruguay has what he calls a moral obligation to take in people from other >> he said he wouldgain on the issue as soon as that campaign was over. voters voted last week, a new president takes over in march. in the meantime, mr. mojika is keen to accept this first batch of prisoners. six syrians, a palestinian and a tun easeian who will be given the same deal as the ref rouge ease, house, jobs, education, learning spanish and that kind of thing. it's by no means cut and dried. there is still opposition to their arrival and many difficulties to be ironed out before they final set foot in uruguay. >> france agreed to pay out $60 million to holocaust survivors and their families. more than 76,000 jewish people were deported to nazi consents trace camps by france's state rail company during world war ii. french government has already paid out more than $6,000,000,000 but only to french citizens. the new deal addresses a loophole that prevented survivors in other countries from claiming compensation. the british museum has loaned out the world's most hotly contested artistic master