they're rehearsing today for the opening concert i love the fact that there are people here from uruguay to australia and many different styles of playing come together it's the job of the p.m.s. teaching faculty of which i belong to this year to work with the musicians to create one big orchestra sound it's hard work but it's a lot of fun. so we're on our experience japan trip today and we are allowed to hold on hold on section is being dressed up in queue monos i can't quite imagine what it's going to be like to play in this kimono know because it's pretty tight in here and it's pretty hot in here as well so. we'll see what the concert is going to be like. but. i've just been told a japanese girls trick of breathing out while they are tying the chemo no to make more space for yourself but i think a little bit too late because. it's about to come to pass out. we make food with all of our own tears. every festival has its own t. shirt and this t. shirt comes from the classic good day festival in hollister pro in denmark or one of my favorite ensembles was before me the danish string quar

international agricultural show farmers here dreading the arrival of more tariffs from brazil argentina uruguay and power as soon as the free trade deal comes into force brazil is already the world's biggest meat exporter. the farmers trade union says the trade around twenty five thousand livestock farms in france on shaky ground blow to a country which prides itself on its food and where it comes from. i would say that in friends we have an. opportunity to have a diversity of diversity a product it's also a country of yes agronomy we have farmers who are passionate about their work attached to the soil and i think there's certain expertise in our region and. the french president and manuel monthlong has staked out a middle ground ahead of the major farm show. farmers to invest more rather than complain about overseas competition while also promising to protect them from foreign land buyers. air b.n. b. is on the skull for a new growth opportunities many cities have restrictive the service hotels have been complaining and some air b.n. b. customers called plane places don't live up to expectati

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le sigue uruguay con un 4.4% y chile con un poco mÁs de 4.4% .edimos con este sabor. un hecho histÓrico, nunca antes habÍan enviado mÚsicos a su vecino del sur. lo califican como una buena seÑal. enrique: olimpiadas y un poco de cultura en comÚn. ♪ ♪ ♪ alejandra: muy buenos dÍas hoy es viernes 9 de febrero. bienvenidos a "despierta Área de la bahÍa". glori: se acerca san valentÍn y estaba pensando en los corazones. feliz viernes. aquÍ tenemos toda la informaciÓn. alejandra: estaremos conversando con un experto que nos estarÁ platicando del cambio climÁtico y como podemos ayudar. glori: hablÁbamos de san valentÍn que estÁ a la

le sigue uruguay con un 4.4% y chile con un poco mÁs de 4.4% .dimos con este sabor. un hecho histÓrico, nunca antes habÍan enviado mÚsicos a su vecino del sur. lo califican como una buena seÑal. enrique: olimpiadas y un poco de cultura en comÚn. buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ana: los protagonistas del dÍa. antonio mohamed, estrena instalaciones con rayados. santiago baÑos. almeyda pide ayuda. messi lleva de la mano al barcelona. lindsay:volver, volver, volver... amaya mi otra vez.

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ellos son aficionados del equipo nacional de uruguay durante un partido de la copa libertadores disputado una facultad donde los aficionados pueden reportar cualquier comportamiento inapropiado, por eso las reac reacciones en redes sociales nos hicieron esperar. estamos esperando que va a hacer la liga al respecto. mÁs adelante en deportes, se disputa la Última fecha de la fase regular de la serie del caribe en mÉxico. los equipos afinan detalles previo la copa mx. >>> despuÉs de un dÍa caÓtico, en la economÍa de los estados n unidos hoy el promedio industrial se recuperÓ, cerrando con un ascendiente de 550 pun s puntos. algunos inversionistas creen que la ccaÍda de ayer se debiÓ a temores y tasas intereses conectividad comercial en computaciÓn. y la actividad oculta que tiene influencia jap. >>> japÓn inicia campaÑa para atraer mÁs turistas de todo el mundo. al parecer mucha gente visita el paÍs nipÓn, por sus ciudades modernas o sus templos activnti pero no muchos conocen sus playas o montaÑas. >>> la idea es promover sus a atracciones menos conocidas de ese paÍs. dicen que es tiempo de

. - in 1967 with the foreign ministers of the region met in punta del este uruguay, and half wore military uniforms and where they are today, now you see democratically elected governments everywhere with some flaws here and there, but democracy has been accepted pretty much hemisphere wide as a system to follow. - washington has long wanted to maintain what it had achieved in 1990, which was the semblance of a common hemispheric political economic social agenda. as the region has prospered and as new governance has come to power, it's just become much more diverse and it's been very hard for the united states to adapt to this more diverse region. - i'm an optimist for latin america, but with a lot of fits, starts, reversals, huge bumps on the road and very few absolutely clear paths to success. - [narrator] among the corruption scandals and economic crisis, there is reason for optimism in latin america as the people of the region look forward demanding responsible governance and growth with social inclusion. (soft music) - [announcer] great decision is america's largest discussion program

farmers are dreading the arrival of terror free me from argentina, uruguay, and paraguay . brazil is already the world's biggest meat exporter. the trade union says the deal puts 25,000 livestock farms in france on shaky ground, a blow to a country that price itself on its food and where it comes from. "i would say that in france, we have an opportunity to have a diversity of breeds, diversity of products. it is also a country of gastronomy. we have farrs who are passionate about their work, attached to the soil, and i think there are certain next matisse spread out in the region -- there is certain next matisse spread out in the regions." french president emmanuel macron has staked out a middle ground ahead of the farm show. he urged farmers to invest more rather than complain about overseas competition, while also promising to protect them from foreign land buyers. >> its part in agreement with the island nation's creditors for the very first time, this pitiful island of the seychelles has designated the seas surrounding the islands as protected waters, safeguarding fishi

we have in our country, with immigration from bolivia, uruguay and paraguay, peru and chile, now we haveeople coming in after the situation in venezuela. we are a country that after 1942 has open frontiers. so what did he mean, then? the president was referring to us not doing any military control, because we have an open border, and we do not restrict entrance for anyone from those countries. we just wanted to have a register of who is coming and who is going. it meant that newcomers from poorer countries in latin america were not so welcome. not against poor people, because in latin america you have poor people in all countries, including argentina. it is not against poor people, we just want to know who is coming and where they are from. it did provoke them reaction in the region. the president of bolivia said that brothers, latin american presidents, we cannot follow the immigration policies of the north. i mean, it sounds like... i don't know if he was addressing it to somewhere else. he may not have wanted to say but there is concern that he may try to follow trump's america tirst

in our country with emigration from bolivia, uruguay and paraguay, peru and chile, we have plenty ofn venezuela. we are country situation in venezuela. we are cou ntry after 1942 situation in venezuela. we are country after 1942 has opened frontiers. what did he mean then? the president was referring to us not doing any military control because we have an open border and we do not struck —— restraint —— restrict the entry. it meant that newcomers from poorer countries in latin america were not so welcome. in latin america you have poor people, in all countries including argentina. it is not against poor people, we just want to know who is coming and where they are from. people, we just want to know who is coming and where they are fromm did provoke them reaction in the region. the president of bolivia said that brothers, latin american presidents, we cannot follow the immigration policies of the north. i mean, it sounds like... he may not have wa nted mean, it sounds like... he may not have wanted to say but there is concern that he may be tried to follow trump's america first policy

agricultural show farmers here dreading the arrival of more tariff free meat from brazil argentina uruguay and powerglide as soon as a free trade deal comes into force brazil is already the world's biggest meat exporter. the farmers trade union says a trade deal puts around twenty five thousand livestock farms in france on shaky ground that's a blow to a country which prides itself on its food and where it comes from. i would say that in france we have an opportunity to have a diversity of diversity of products it's also a country of. farmers who are passionate about their work attached to the soil and i think there are certain expertise in our region and. french president. has staked out a middle ground ahead of the major pharma show. farmers to invest more rather than complain about overseas competition while also promising to protect them from foreign land buyers. it's part of an agreement with the island's nation's creditors for the very first time this beautiful island right here of the says shell has designated the sea surrounding its islands as protected waters safeguarding the fish

rain for rio de janeiro search area looking fine across much of paraguayan through argentina and uruguay fine weather conditions in santiago in chile too but we're seeing heavy showers affecting parts of bolivia through wednesday i think they'll still be some that you're in the course of thursday too also some heavy showers across peru and into parts of ecuador by that stage the rain across rio should be dying away so let's head up into the caribbean and here we've got strong easterly winds coming giving showers on the caribbean coastline all the way from panama northwards in towards the yucatan peninsula really but i think for the most part yucatan looking dry and fine much of mexico looking pretty good with a mexico city enjoying a fine day on thursday with highs of twenty three degrees of fine conditions across the island to the caribbean to into north america we got a flow coming in from the southwest. seem odd across the southeastern areas snow you'll notice across the pacific northwest that moves further towards the east during the course of thursday so a very cold air there with h

when i was going through this background check, the fbi sent agencies from uruguay from their officehere to the small peruvian village where i did social work with the jesuits between college and law school. they take this stuff seriously going through every address, every person you lived with, every contact and ask you questions going back to when i was 18 years old. so the notion that you would allow somebody to work this entire time with no security clearance is nuts. if i may, normally you start and it's an iterative process. they assume you can do the job and doing it quick while you're on job. that's normal. in this case we know they knew as early as january 2017 right up front that this guy had issues in his background. wife beneath credible allegations of itted that have permanently disqualified him from holding this job. so why they even gave him an initial clearance is beyond me because they must have known he would never have cleared the full background collect. >> as far as i understand how the security clearance world works, there's the fbi background check process. if

one example, when i was going through this background check, the fbi sent agents from uruguay from their office there to the small peru village where i do work between college and law school. they take this stuff seriously. they go through every address, every person you've lived with and contact and ask you detailed questions going back to my case when i was 18 years old. the notion you would allow someone to work with no security clearance is nuts. if i may, normally you start and it's a process. so they assume you can do the job and quick while you're on the job. that's normal. in this case, we know that they knew as early as january 2017 right up front that this guy had issues in his background, wife beating credible allegations that would discredit him and why they gave him an initial clearance is beyond me because they must have known he would never have cleared the full background check. >> now, as far as i understand how the security clearance world works, there is the fbi background check process. if you're in the military or some other part of the national security world, you m

she was only 6 when her family brought her to the united states from uruguay. she was a bright child, learned english after a few months. she said after that -- she ecame her parents' right hand. everything about speaking to the outside world meant i was in the front. it was a lot of responsibility for a young, undocumented kid. in addition, she says, in addition to this responsibility she was an excellent student. she received the president's education award twice, once from president bush, once from president obama. in hollywood he was she was an honors graduate, advanced placement, leading of student -- leader of student government. somehow she found time to be the president of the school's environmental group and noferinge varsity basketball team. they have so many hours in the day, these dreamers. student accomplished rules prevent her from attending state colleges. she aflide dartmouth and is a sophomore there. she still finds time to volunteer and mentor children. in her letter she wrote, i'm beyond grateful, because of receive daling ka, the united stat

i can tell you the fbi sent field agents from the uruguay south american field office over to the small peruvian village where i worked as a volunteer with the jess youities in law school to interview the villagers. it was done fast and it was done with exacting precision. here, the worst part of the porter thing is this is a guy with top secret foerlds on the desk and a burn bag under the desk because you incinerate the material he reads every day. people don't understand everything goes to the president through the staff secretary. national security adviser gives his memo to the staff secretary. when you know that this guy can never be cleared, then it is grossly incompetent and it is negligent to allow him to stay in the job. others can take some time. others may be a lower level or they see a different level of classified information. the white house counsel that you're talking about, the staff secretary, assistants to the president, they have to be cleared fast. if there's a problem and you know it's a permanent problem, a disqualifying problem, then you sideline the guy. in this c

against british forces or anything to go by like jean when they launched aggressive assault against uruguay turkey is used entered a lot of users now it's around the nationalism mccalmont strengthen its own bobby lera things apart but lagering periods of economic weakness are periods of insolently so as long as the continue i think that turkey is going to ask lead member consult with a very clear ever sat is willing to work with turkey and if in the o.e. it will work with the syrians but the sad resists it will use government will do force to wait that syrian positions in the north and secure and friend and create a buffer zone that is the united states a factor in here as well and made the point earlier that the kurdish forces have been backed by the united states and yes this is a factor here because this really plays the u.s. trick you relax into a president strength turkey is sometimes trying to justify us kind of backing the abs ain't there but i mean you can't win out there and it will likely are mean that your idea against turkey and that really creates a director i think the u.s. wi

he almost finishs the uruguay round which creates the wto which clinton finished and passed and i might add, little recognized, passes landmark americans for disability air act, landmark clean air act amendments, not bad for a first term but you rarely find somebody who comments that this was part of bush's legacy. the question today is whether the u.s. is deconstructing this international economic system that it led in creating and if so i think there will be very big cost to foreign policy and national security. may not show up immediately, but in the world in which i operate may not show up immediately, but this the worlds that i am operating, you are feeling it. second, the security negotiations require leverage. the euro-missile debate was a fierce mix of anti-pacifism and so one of the things that you need to understand as you have detail ed ined in the book of s the the things taking place is what they saw. what they saw in the course of the sort of the euro missile debate and others is that the soviet union was different and challenging the system, and as i believe that gorbache

argentina, ahora hago un largo vuelo a nueva york y me e regreso a argentina, chile, para viÑa del mar, uruguaytas pasando, todo el mes de marzo estare en mexico, y muchas sorpresas por el camino, asi que todo el mundo pendiente >> se que mis paisanos te van a tratar bien con muchisimo car l cariñcariñ cariñcariñ cariño, muchisimas felicidades de los premios billboard, y de que manera >> muchas gracias a udstedes po el apoyo, el cariño, por apoyar despacito y mi nuevo sencillo e "echame la culpa" y nos vemos en los billboard latino, la vamos a pasar increible >> sigue durmiendo, acuestate una vez >> un abrazo, los quiero >> despues de recibir esa noti i noticia >> tiene que descansar si canto ayer, hoy >> te podrias domirmir despues 10 categorias >> si no puedo dormir normalm normalmente como sera con eso >> felicidades para luis fonsi, para todos los finalistas >> claro que si en los billboard de la musica latina y no podemos dejar de hablar de principe de l la canion, de jose jose en el traslado deen la madrugada de l ciudad de miami a, dsesde mexic. >> buenos dias, efectivamente n intensa ac

juan lopez migrated to the united states from uruguay at age 2. and was raised in newark, new jersey. he was selected for the rutgers future scholars program. which is a college preparatory mentoring program for select first generation low-income academically promising students from local schools. lopez is a senior at newark science park high school and plans to attend rutgers-newark on a scholarship to study pre-engineering. in anticipation of the state of the union address, lopez issued the following message. my name is juan lopez and i arrived in the united states of america at the young age of 2 years old. i have been living in the united states for over 15 years now. 17 now, mr. speaker. i remember the first time i heard my legal status referred to as illegal alien. i immediately felt as though the term did not fit. alien? meant an outsider. and i had never felt like one. i've lived the entirety of my life in the same place. and i'm not ashamed of where i'm from. i embrace the term undocumented and have used it as a propeling force in my own