we need a young man who entered germany with a student visa. numbers up so i just wanted a better future and the only country that accepted syrians of the time was germany . and a colleague told me that he knew a man who could obtain a visa for me who lived in germany in the city of lights so i contacted him and he said that he could get me papers proving i had a place at the university of like this for fifteen hundred euros. this is august. the young man paid the one thousand five hundred euros and four months later he received this document it's confirmation of an application to study medicine and leipsic and that even though his grades do not meet the university's requirements for this course. he says he's not the only one who received a document like that from the university of leipsic. it's going to be but i know more than ten people who got to germany through that guy and there are probably more of them but i don't know. the whole thing works like this the syrians go with the documents from leipzig to the german consulate in lebanon and j

that represents an 11 year waiting list for a foreign immigration visa a assuming that all visas would be issued which in every year except for one, they were not. on this interactive table we tell the story stories of nine different individuals were trying to make it out of not to controlled europe and the americans who try to sponsor them, so we are trying to show how this immigration system, how this restrictive immigration system influenced real people. one of the stories we tell on the table is of in frank's father who is trying to make his way and try to get visas for his wife and his two daughters margo and a.m. ann. the shows the challenges of the people trying to emigrate. heard a foles is a seven-year- old girl in vienna in 1940, her father has passed away already it is just her and her mother and her mother decides in 1940 to send her under the care of german jewish children's aid, an organization i was trying to help jewish children, alone, as an unaccompanied child in the united states to be fostered by family. she has to collect paperwork just like any other immigrant so

was awarded anyway keighley think the visa. even so business with the golden visas is booming and demand is rising steadily on your . own eco sippin says is a broker yes he and his chinese business partner are expecting several prospective customers in athens coming special yes yes by saving the ship. some of them. if they are given is hoping maybelle by that luxury one evening just want to get to the gold emmys are. going to get about that yes they have the ball that it does and the price will be going to the book on their heard of in your view so they want to buy a house hearing this so they can have the freedom to travel inside europe especially because the radically chinese citizens are only allowed to take fifty thousand euros per person out of the country. but the broker admits ways can be found to get around the rules when you know we don't have this restriction right now english but that's what that's the way it's someone in greece to find the good agent either in time neither in greece. or the chinese consulate in gree

it was his party that promoted the golden visa program. no he's demanding tighter controls from the e.u. implemented bit of america as the situation is complicated how are you know what on the one hand people are buying their way in e.u. residents are you on the other there are people who are politically or economically oppressed and who want to come to the you but aren't being welcomed there you're going to is going to buy very few looks and you got this this. it's an example of globalization say the realtor's second suse doesn't see anything wrong with it after all money makes the world go round. bosnia-herzegovina is a country still rebuilding after the civil war ended more than twenty years ago ethnic divides between serbs croats and bosnians remain today even in the government in the capital syria a vote the scars of the conflict are still visible but one group of artists is transforming its grey facades into works of art and the changes are more than cosmetic they're a celebration of the country's diversity. benyamin sees the grey wa

visa not issued in time. >> correct me if i'm wrong, his visa expired in 2006.application but that is pending only four years so nearly a decade in the middle there where he was in the country illegally with no pending application. was he wrong, has he been wronged by the press or was he just wrong? >> well, i'm glad you asked that, because i think we have to take a step back and picture this young man coming over here as a first grader and growing up in atlanta and trying to find his way and finding his way through the arts. only as he became an adult did he start to understand process, did he understand, you know, how to engage lawyers, how to apply for a visa, how to go through the process. so i guess you're right. when he was 14, he didn't think to himself i need to go down and stand in some line or go through some process. once he became an adult and took responsibility for his life and its direction, he ban to work on this process and he has done so in good faith. >> if he is released, do you expect that he will be permitted to stay in the country? >> yes.

. 0n the condition that the uk grants reciprocal visa free travel to all eu citizens.aken firm control of the 2nd test against england on day two in antigua....despite the pitch still displaying a few demons.... the windies have moved onto 262 for six, that's a lead of 75. john campbell and kraig brathwaite came close to a half century for the hosts. stuart broad has picked up three wickets for england. moeen ali a couple too. still the patient west indian batting frustrating the touring side. the odd ball is worrying the batsman. roston chase got pretty much a pea roller but batting all day on that wicket no mean feat. you can follow the proceedings on the bbc sport website and app with the cricket social team... from antigua to canberra and the first test at the new manuka 0val. and australia christened it with a destructive display of batting against sri lanka. despite being 28 for three in the first hour, travis head's 161 and joe burns unbeaten 172 have put australia in a commanding position in the capital. the two put on 308 for the fourth wicket was australia's

could it be as simple as he overstayed a visa?ld be but it begs the question why so many other people overstay their visas and are not picked up. he was taken into custody and the folks on the ground did a terrific job and we're glad he's home with his family now. >> when you say there are remedies, what do they look like? >> first because he's been here ten years in the united states and children and a mom who are permanent residence and citizens, he's available for those with long-term residence in the united states and relief under a visa where he was shot six times in 2013 and because he was the victim of a crime in which his best friend was murdered, that also enables him to apply for relief in deportation proceedings. >> let's talk about this aggravated felony charge. is that actually the charge that's involved with overstaying the visa or was that something else? >> when he was a young man, college aged basically, he had a possession of marijuana charge. nothing more. that case was later vacated and dismissed. it's expunged

enterprise greece advertises the golden visa program worldwide. even if its chairman insists the process isn't really that easy . to go just because the embassies as well as the banks conduct very strict checks on the source of the money in people's backgrounds in the hope of doses we have that you care in mind there are cases where the screening process has taken two years this might be surprised if there was a single case where there was evidence of a meal legal activity and a golden visa was awarded anyway keighley think division. even so business with the golden visas is booming and demand is rising steadily. yet when you go sippin says is a broker. he and his chinese business partner are expecting several prospective customers in athens coming special yes yes it's very easy there's. some of them. if they are talking to these old king maybelle by the luxury one eve they just want to get to the go to be there. but they don't get about that yet they have the ball that it does and the price will be going to a book on their heard of in your view s

he is in charge of overseeing all the issuance of visas. there's no doubt there's a deep culture of anti-semitism in the u.s. state department in the 1940s. long himself if you read his diary you see a really deeply anti-semitic sentiment about wanting to keep jews out. publicly what the state department is effectively doing is siding with national security concern to keep refugees out so the secretary of state sends this instruction to all the consulates in 1940 saying that every application for an immigration visa has to be examined with more extreme care and if you have any doubt whatsoever concerning the applicant, keep them out. the state department institutes a series of changes to our procedure in the summer of 1941 that effectively takes a door that is slightly open to refugees and slams it shut and they use these national security concerns about spies that basically argue that we cannot be letting refugees in if there is any doubt that they might be spying for germany and that fear really does get in the united states through the a

small apartment in west delhi none of them have ballot papers a complicated application process for visas and citizenship has handicapped. the grandchildren don't have identity documents to get into school either even those who have been born in india i expected to obtain of gone passports but a proposed law that will grant citizenship to refugees like to empty my life has found their hopes. they have gone sic community has campaigned long and hard for this they see that they are indian by heritage. these people haven't had an identity for years this is a big problem they don't have passports this new bill will benefit a lot of people even the ones who have arrived more recently. but that doesn't mean all of gone migrants in delhi are celebrating. the bill eases the path to citizenship for hindus six christians but not muslims. that into the saigon a family who arrived in india in two thousand and eleven they work together in their fourth floor apartment to make of gone on. a taste of home for the thousands of fellow refugees in the city they say they feel far safer here in delhi then bac

presidente mexicano dijo que dio instrucciones a su gobierno para ayudar a los familiares a tener visasas de las vÍctimas del narcotrÁfico de los aÑos 80 y 90. >>los cardenales hicieron un llamado a casa ligarla los obispos que encubren a los depredadores sexuales bajo la direcciÓn del papa francisco los cardenales examinaron descubrimiento dÉcadas de encubrimiento. >>presentaron cargos en contra del multimillonario dueÑo del equipo de los patriotas por solicitar sexo a una prostituta en un espacio pÚblico en la florida. ♪ >>uno de los principalesactores de la peli la roma en los premios oscar. >>tras varios dÍas de incertidumbre y des dos intentos de conseguir vista estados unidos finalmente el actor mexicano jorge antonio guerrero podrÁ estar presente en la entrega de los premios Óscar. >>la tuvo difÍcil pero por fin podrÁ viajar a los ángeles para asistir a la ceremonia de los premios Óscar el actor jorge antonio que interpreta el papel de fermÍn me negaron la visa estadounidense. >>voy con las regulaciones que dictamina la embajada de los estados unidos pero pues me la niegan en otr

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or be pleased to see him at home when that or koos despite having travel documents and a thai visa he was arrested when he and his wife landed in bangkok in november there are several unanswered questions about this case particularly surrounding the issuing of an interpol red notice against his name which was requested by bahrain but given that hakim a lot ab had asylum status in australia that notice should never have been granted the red notice was granted on the same day that had received a thai visa raising suspicions about the thai government's involvement the foreign ministry in bangkok said it didn't notify bahrain about the footballers' plans but as the case dragged on the pressure on the thai government grew after a trip to bahrain by the thai foreign minister hakim was freed bring in end to an ordeal that shouldn't have been allowed to happen wayne hay al jazeera bangkok the champions the returns on to their rejuvenating manchester united will host paris in the last sixteen first leg when the draw was made many would have favored p.s.g. to win the star but united have some s

. >> donald in las vegas is asking mastercard or visa >> i own both. it's a duopoloy here if somebody goes wrong with one of them, i think these are -- >> do you own amex also? >> i do not. amex has a lot more issues in terms of your create if the economy goes down, they take the credit loss >> we own visa we don't own master card i agree it's a duopoloy. >> i own visa as well. i agree with it. >> you like paypal too can you like them both you don't have to pick one or the other. >> you don't have to pick one or the other. these are great companies. they spend a lot of money or rnd. they are ahead of the curve in terms of security, teg knowledge. >> there's one caution on mastercard and visa it's there's a suit going onto force them to cap their merchants, what they charge merchants >> lee in florida says gild hasn't performed better. is there a sector. >> i don't like it i own bio sciences >> good stuff. thank you for your questions lee and donald and all the rest. >>> next, the amazing bets that people put on the super bowl eric is on the case. >> th

post study work visa that would enable them to start up visa that would enable them to start upa companyh business has become criticalfor many cities around the world. the mood music is all wrong. people with choice, bright, talented, qualified people can choose to go elsewhere. it's really important that we get behind this mantra that the mayor is putting out there that london is open and we do want those people to come here. there have been mixed m essa 9 es come here. there have been mixed messages coming out of the government around eu citizens‘ right but it is now clear that... the prime minister reiterated it even yesterday, they are needed and wa nted yesterday, they are needed and wanted at all levels from very high skilled to those essential workers we are talking about. we will leave it there. thank you for coming in, jasmine. giving us a sense of what is happening in the capital city. get in touch with your thoughts. many who try and live and work in london, it will be a poignant issue. absolutely. we have been asking for your thoughts on this, the biggest commercial radio pro

or some sort of saying ok how can i continue my student visa so i can continue to either study your work here in the united states that idea and subsequent security with complete university yeah the heart of the lure of these people one of those like that's what it is it's really their marketing you know it's all about the marketing so like i said that it's clear that they were looking for a certain kind of student. what is unclear is how these recruiters were hired or how they were allowed to be in because part of the story in both of the. universities is story that this recruiters got kickbacks from school so they went and got cash from them for every student they brought in which is amazing because then what you're doing is is really breaking the law every time like you're paying them to do something illegal you're incentivizing i'm not debating that iron sent devising them to get other people to break the law and this isn't the first time this has happened over and over. yet and so there's no understanding now yet if how many of the students of the university of farming to make

she applied for a visa to be with her dying son and she was rejected.t is actually illegal even under the terms of the ban itself, because the ban says in exceptional circumstances, like if you are -- it doesn't spell out this precise circumstance but it gets close, if you are a mother and your kid is in the u.s. and dying, we will make an exception. we will give you a waiver and say, yes, you can have a visa and you can still come in. they didn't do it for her. part of the reason for that is that there's no real waiver system, and that's something that is being challenged in courts right now. but i think, you know, there were three straight days of head ryans lin lines in a lot of newspapers saying this woman should be able to come in. one thing that struck me, i think it is unusual for there to be three state lines about yemen that aren't talking about terrorism, famine, civil war or drone warfare, et cetera. they were literally talking about a mother that needed to be with the child. i think also the reason it ended quickly was it only took three day

it's not only visas, but for their own safety. take a listen. >> it's not that we're starting to keep people. they have to have a migrant visa to be in our country, in our city. trying to work together to handle this situation as best we can. instead of california, arizona, new mexico, that have all the land. this is a river that in winter is very dangerous for people that don't know how to swim. we're not going to put them through that situation. >> reporter: it is a river and it is porous and there's a concern that many of these migrants will go two miles to the rio grande and cross over there. they are experiencing 300% more apprehensions. this is the visa card. i don't want to zero in on the identity. this is what those migrants want to get so they don't ultimately end up getting deported, dana. >> dana: what's going to happen to the migrants behind the fence? >> reporter: well, that's a good question. we're going to find out. remember last year in tijuana, there were migrants for many people. these 2,000 are going to be separ

>>la seÑora consuelo, ha conseguido la visa humanitaria? >>no, que yo sepa no. ya estÁ muy grande ya . >>¿ haya esperanza de que por medio de una apelaciÓn este resultado cambie? >>yo creo que en estados unidos es muy difÍcil. >>me comentabas que querÍas contactar el reciente donald trump. >>sÍ, yo quiero que se respeten sus derechos. >>algo mÁs >>nos comentaba gerardo que es el proceso cuando se enfrentan este tipo de cargos tan graves, estamos hablando de 10 cargos es un proceso complicado? >>ella misma estÁ afectando que lo ve difÍcil. >>estamos viendo la declaraciÓn de ted cruz para que el dinero que se ha confiscado de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, que sea utilizado para hacerel muro. >>quÉ opinas que el senador cruise diga que todo el dinero que se ha confiscado de tu papÁ se ha destinado para realizar el muro fronterizo? >>a mÍ no me interesa eso, lo Único que pido es que se respeten sus derechos de Él, que sean justos, que dejen que uno lo vea, como ciudadano estadounidense me tiene que dejar verlo. >>por quÉ eres la Única? >>porque nadie tiene papeles para v

or a temrary visa, that gave them time to get a teorary visa.at the praised the governments to rushing the boarder or trying to breach cvp or seek asylum the way we saw in november. i think everybody remembers what happened in san ysidro and comparedo that there was a t of order. now there were a lot of upset folks that thought theyere going to be able to seek asylum and they were upset with the mexican government for keeping them there and instead of offering them safe haven in mexico, rather than allowing them to come north. still it was not as chaotic as in november and mexican and state officials lauded these fos for offering them an alrnative although these folks it wasn't ideally what they thought they were going to do. >> sreenivasan: is this a resu of federal policy for mexico, responding to the president request to kp people there and wait for asylum outside the united states or is it the states taking things in their own hads? >> obviously the immigration proposals come from the federal vernment, the federal side. but some analysts i s

has also issued some visa bans from the do i support is to feel that will have any kind of an impact especially this is something that people like me or our police i certainly have for the past couple of years been calling for this and columns that i've written the international community should have gotten together a long time ago and dealt with the issue in minutes all of this terrible humanitarian crisis by trying to sow division among what they were and his cronies and one of the ways that i suggested this be done was to eliminate any kinds of visas for any of the people who are complicit in what's going on in venezuela and not only them but also their families because many of these generals and a majority secretaries and you know members ministers.

. >> consuelo pidiÓ ayuda para conseguir visas humanitarias para visitarlo en estados unidos >> di instruccionesero uno de los abogados del chapo, teme que la cacerÍa se extienda contra los familiares del chapo. >> ahora nos vamos contra los hijos, al rato con la mamÁ, y las hermanas >> la familia que ven en sinaloa

doe it is calling from a duro to hand power over and leave the country washington's also announced visa bans on members of the probe a constituent assembly as to discussions with dural negotiating with him on his departure is fine if we ever get to that negotiation obviously he may flee some day or he may seek to negotiate conditions but that's not what he's done in the past what he's done in the past is to use these negotiations to prolong his stay in power and to try to demonstrate his legitimacy and that were against nicolas maduro has launched a petition demanding the u.s. stay out of venezuela's affairs speaking at a rally in the capital he once again denied the existence of a humanitarian crisis. because of their meats oil resources minerals and other great wealth critics are pushing and to national

anyway, she got herself a visitor's visa, just as my father had a visitor's visa. they do not have computers in those days, so they did not realize when they gave her a visitor's visa, that my father was already in country. they, had they recognize that, we would have been designated as refugees and she would not have gotten a visa. in those days, they are not looking for any refugees coming into the states. in any event, she had to go back to the consulate and bribe somebody to put me on the visa. she did that and then she paid first-class passage. she paid first-class hotel reservations, anything she could pay in advance was fine. we were only allowed to take certain amounts out of the country. one early morning, we snuck out of the house, got on a train and then eventually, we got into holland. as we passed the border, we all side relief. you could tell the tension was going. it was freedom, perhaps. in any event, in amsterdam, she was able to get some money from the bank row stein, i never asked her how much it was. i should have, but i never did. i don't know.

he checks out of his hotel after authorities revoked his visa. they grab the person who issued a visa letter and made her sign a piece of paper saying it was invalid. satire is a powerful weapon against any dictatorship. they are scared of guys who look like the real thing. >> the comedians were tat -- were questioned by police on friday. him not to told create any disturbances as the city prepares to host kim and trump for their second nuclear summit. it is not clear how his first gig, he also staged his stunt for the leaders in singapore last june. he has been barred from public appearances. >> green book won best picture, but there was a surprise shut out for glenn close as olivia colman took best actress at the oscars. >> people were expecting glenn close to win because she is overdue. that would have been nice, but afterggest voting block americans happens to be britt's. they were behind this movie and this performance. we never know if someone won or lost by a landslide or one or two votes. glenn close has been nominated six or seven times.

the red notice went on his name on november the eighth the very same day that he was given his thai visa as well so the allegation against the thai government has been well you must've informed the bahraini that hakim was coming to thailand they say they didn't do that they were simply caught in the middle of this wrangle between australia and bahrain. there are fresh concerns for british horseracing after four new cases of quine flu were confirmed late on sunday the british horseracing authority is set to meet later to decide whether to lift the ban on race meats which has been in place since thursday when the first animals tested positive in cheshire our correspondent lee wellings has more. or they have a decision to make a mating in the decision to my late on monday initially looking racing regime in the u.k. on wednesday now all options that i have what i could decide to give it a few more days which may look like a sensible option to make sure that actually they're completely in control of this with the really important festival only a month away and so this doesn't escalate but of

the largest example is credit card processing, visa, mastercard, american express.o us credit ca rd today remains closed to us credit card processing companies. let's speak to our correspondent in shanghai robin brant. do you agree with james green, doesn't always translate to reality? there is definitely deep scepticism among many, particularly veterans on the american side. china's willingness to follow through. in terms of the official line coming from beijing. the ministry of commerce said yesterday, we have no further information. there is genuine optimism on the chinese side that nonetheless, we can look to two pointers that suggests china thinks it could get a deal that is favourable to what it wants. firstly li huh, china's lead negotiator, is go to meet the donald trump. the focus on the man at the top, in terms of his campaign pledge on the trade imbalance between china and the united states, , trade imbalance between china and the united states,, more likely to signa the united states,, more likely to sign a deal that is more favourable to china. look aga

they came on legitimate visas, overstayed their visas, and are here somewhere. many of those people are not brown. you keep sending more troops to the southern border because of the brown people. you want to build this wall, this monumental white supremacy as a medieval wall along the border because it's about brown people. i don't believe that people are as naive, that they can be fooled so easily and that they're just being trikd becack because he can create theater. some of that may be true. also, there are people who really get their backs up about brown people being in the country, period, legally or not. that's the reason they're also putting pressure on legal immigration. the ways they keep putting pressure on is visa lottery. well, we know that most of the people who are benefitting from the visa lottery are people -- well, proportionately african countries benefit more proportionately from that program. none of this is a mystery to me. all of it adds up to the same thing, which is an anti blackness, anti-brownness, anti-muslim. it's the same thing. >> w

released from the bangkok remand prison and is now on his way to the immigration center to have his visa process because of course his thai visa had been canceled so that needs to be worked through we understand that will be a fairly quick process and he could well be on a flight back to australia tonight's monday night thailand time which could be in the next few hours and just a reminder away to our viewers catching up with the story as to why he was in thailand why did he get caught up in the case over there. yes well he has been living in australia since two thousand and fourteen basically fled bahrain to avoid a ten year jail sentence to do with a political protest happening this something he says was a false conviction he wasn't involved in those protests two thousand and seventeen he was granted asylum status in australia he had travel documents to travel to thailand he requested those travel documents he checked with the australian authorities if he and his wife could travel to australia for the honeymoon in november that was granted iraq at the end of november november twenty se

the red notice went on his name on november the eighth the very same day that he was given his thai visa as well so the allegation against the thai government has been well you must have informed the bahraini that hakim was coming to thailand they say they didn't do that they were simply caught in the middle of this wrangle between australia and bahrain all right wayne hay there in bangkok certainly plenty of questions still left to be answered all right there are fresh concerns for british horseracing after four new cases of flu were confirmed late on sunday the british horseracing authority is set to meet later decide whether to lift a ban on race meats which has been in place since thursday when the first animals tested positive it donald mccain's training and in cheshire our sports correspondent lee wellings joins us now live from london elaine tell us about these four new cases what we know. well there have been a mood of cautious optimism since on sunday there were rather positive in the good sense news coming for from the british horseracing authority who were talking about fiftee

well the idea of putting on visa bans for some members of the constituent assembly is essentially to put political pressure on the last model to give up power sooner rather than later to not resist certainly not put up a fight one other thing that you know because if his allies are allowed to walk travel freely to the united states they could find themselves not just being able to come to the u.s. but they could find themselves locked out of other countries that support the u.s. position position on the political situation in venezuela there's also this carrot as it were that elliott abrams was offering on thursday this idea that the u.s. would be willing to talk with my do it oh and with the who support him about relocating to third countries to peacefully find safe haven in order to allow the process of changing governments to take place without any bloodshed without any violence so the visa bans can be seen as part of putting pressure on the government to give up power peacefully whether or not that's going to work we'll have to see but it's certainly a strategy that the trumpet m

some 12,000 of them applying for special visa that would allow them to travel openly in mexico.nt trump vowed to put a stop to it. he tweeted this, more troops being sent to the southern border to stop the attempted invasion of illegals through large caravans into our country. we have stopped the previous caravans, and we will stop these, also. with the wall, it would be so much easier and less expensive. joining us tonight, 2020 trump surrogate, attorney. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> lou: you are a busy person. we appreciate your time. let's start with these caravans for being shipped. let's get your reaction to whether this president will have any problem at all and declaring a national emergency without border wall funding. >> from a constitutional law perspective, this ultimately is about what powers are vested in the executive office. so, with the national security act, what congress has done, is given to the executive the ability to declare a national emergency. we are currently under 31 national emergencies. this is something the president absolutel

la visa e necesaria para abandoanar el a b albergue partieron a sonora, u nuevo leon, alli los migranteseran ser reclutados para t b trabajar, sin embargo, otrsos i siguen empeÑados en seguir ca n camino a estados unidos antes de la construccio ndel mn del muro. >> noticias telemundo . >> en la zona de el paso, texas, los cruces aumentaron 1500% en el ultimo aÑo, muchos son niÑos, oe ellos compartio lo mas duro de su travesia s hay unauj un niÑo, vieje de ciudad juarez, esta en el paso , texas, en la tierra donde el muro ha parado a los criminales, segun donald trump . >> ¿que se siente? . >> emocion . >> de verdad? por el trabajo . >> se llama erika, salio de ho honduras hace un mes y se ent entrego a migracion . >> (informacion en pantalla) eduardo tiene 13 aÑos y lloro al ver a niÑos migrantes mas peq Ñ pequeÑos, llego con su papa d desde guatemala, a la primera r pregunta, solto en llanto. >> mi abuela y hermanitos, si siempre venia con ella, ahorita no los puedo ver. >> el papa de aeduardo venia Ñ. >> en un futuro mejor para nu t nuestros hijos . >> ¿que te dijeron los hijos?. >> es

asÍ agradeciÓ su visa de trabajo.a de andrÉs manuel lÓpez beltrÁn. el hijo mÁs activo polÍticamente. >> he desarrollado ciertas habilidades caracterÍsticas que han permitido ver en su padre al posible heredero de su poderÍo, de su plataforma polÍtica. >> la visa no fue el primer detalle de trump con esser. le financiÓ una beca. un fotÓgrafo de modelos dijo que en un cÍrculo de amigos, se sabe que ella sostuvo una buena amistad con trump desde el concurso del miss universo. pero lo ha mantenido muy discretamente. ni esser ni andrÉs lÓpez beltrÁn respondieron a solicitudes de entrevista. jorge: gracias. en otras noticias el presidente interino de venezuela juan guaidÓ, habló nuevamente a los militares de venezuela para recordarles que tienen tres dÍas pe a a la lucha paÍs espera verlos con orgullo, este prÓximo sÁbado 23. tambiÉn se hablÓ de venezuela en el sur de la florida. el jefe del comando sur de estados unidos, dijo que estÁ preparÁndose para enfrentar cualquier situaciÓn en venezuela y advirtiÓ a las fuerzas arm