two-way and one-way visa cancellations from countries.ave been to iran four times. people are hospitable. i enjoy being with iranian people . iranian people are unique and most likely my next trip will be my iran. i am from qatar. the first time i came to iran. i visited the cities of shiraz, isfahan and tehran. shiraz is very beautiful, especially pakhti jamshid. tehran, the market was very attractive. tourism outlook document, forecast. at least 20 million foreign tourists will travel to the country and 25 billion dollars of foreign exchange income will be earned from this place, a goal that has now been approved by removing visas for the presence of 33 countries in the government delegation brings closer the goal of 20 million tourists per year . stay with us. we are the nation of shahadat, we are the nation of imam hosseini. hello , i am iranger 6 years ago. i want to read one of the wills of qasim vastun , by the name of hazrat ruqiya, the city of kerman. hello everyone , welcome to today's face-to-face program. our guest today is on

or visas on arrival. the islamic republic of iran, with the format of more than 100 countries , currently provides the possibility of facilitating them through visas on arrival and canceling visas with some countries on a two-way and one-way basis. i came to iran four times, you people are hospitable. i enjoy being with iranian people. iranian people are unique and most likely. my next trip will be to iran again. i am from qatar. the first time i came to iran. from the cities of shiraz and isfahan and i visited tehran. shiraz is very beautiful, especially takhsir jamshi. tehran, the market was very attractive. the tourism vision document had predicted that at least 20 million foreign tourists would travel to the country in 2014 and 25 billion dollars would be generated from this. to become a place of education, a goal that now, with the approval of the removal of visas for 33 countries in the government board , brings the goal of 20 million tourists a year closer. seman tahmasabi of sed and vasima news ag

, not a single new visas to the visas allocated under existing law.hy? because a lot of people were opposed to that. i was falsely accused by those who misinterpreted of it granting all kinds of new visas, it didn't grant a single new visas, because we knew that would be controversial. to add 50,000 new visas and perhaps tens of thousands of new work permits on top of that is not going to be n noncontroversial. you add to all of that, the fundamental fact that joe biden could end this border security crisis right now. he could do it. first, stop taking down the barrier in texas. you're embarrassing yourself and you're endangering our country. don't do that. you know better. shame on you, sir. secondly, after he does that, he could and he should restore the migrant protection protocol, the remain in mexico program. this was in place on the day that joe biden was sworn into office back in january of 2001, and -- 2021, and he was doing greater. trump handed over -- he was later ordered to reinstate it after lengthy litigation concluded he acted unlawfull

i told those who suffer from schengen visas, i want to show one video , which, by the way , foreignersrussia, there are no squatters in russia, if you break into someone else's house, you will be evicted, monuments that do not fit into the new agenda in russia are not demolished. for 30 years, guns and rubber bullets have not been used in russia to disperse rallies, although this is very effective. exhibits from the russian hermitage are not returned to africa. in russia, people don’t know what looting is. if you steal something from store, you will be jailed. there are no gender-neutral toilets in russia. in russia, people wash their entire bodies and even take a bath. what kind of crazy waste is this? there is no soros fund in russia. there are no colorful ukrainian performances. in russia, you cannot interrupt the career of an actor you don’t like, because he can sue you and accuse you of libel. what’s alarming is that in russia you won’t be jailed for refusing vaccinations, this is bad for herd immunity. and here is another quote from the writer and blogger, roman nosikov , address

schengen visas, such a proposal is being made in the european union, and this is not just so that theythey stay here and organize revolutionary movements from within to remove putin and so on and so forth, well, we understand perfectly well that they are not going to shift anything and they don’t need any revolution, they are worried that they will lose the opportunity to discuss these revolutionary events, but being... the deceit and duplicity of the civilized world, i i am amazed at his childish naivety, listen, you know, with all the deceit, some puppet premiere of some puppet country is publicly heard. declares that for russians visiting europe should be a privilege, not a right, and proposes to abolish schengen visas, despite the fact that international experts recognize, for example, moscow as a living, modern, one of the most advanced cities in the world, and those who are deprived of the opportunity to obtain a schengen visa, have ever been to altai, krasnoyarsk, soyany, or lake baikal? i said to those who suffer from schengen visas, i want to show one video, which, by the way,

visas with some countries. i have come to iran four times. people are hospitable . i enjoy being with iranian people. i visited shiraz, isfahan and tehran. shiraz is very beautiful , especially because of genchi. tehran, the market was very attractive. the tourism vision document predicted that at least 20 million foreign tourists would travel to the country in 2014 and 25. a billion dollars of foreign exchange income will be earned from this place, a goal that now, with the approval of the removal of visas for citizens of 30 countries in the government board , will bring the goal of 20 million tourists a year closer. thank you very much for your support. have a good day. god bless you. good morning dear viewers . stay with us. today is the anniversary of the beginning of the arrest of fargan's eclectic group. my colleagues in the history group of sed and sima news agency have a look at the establishment and dissolution of these eclectic groups in the form of a report, which i invite you to see together. this i

is is the us diversity visa and the visa? is it there's a castle or came at the same time resolving, woke up then closed. com. as as in yes. and also one for code is done to which one would you choose? which one? it really is the question. yes. which one would i be using? american, i'm in the top. yeah. because lives within 2 would be left to me. why? because america wouldn't treat me as badly as the code as to what's that? oh, that's how they'll treat me well. i'd become a naturalized citizen of america. you have medical, you show oh yes i was in yes. on the other hand, maybe the same day you travel to the us. oh gods. the castle. i married that in music. looked like for me, but likely i'd be so successful before me. i have no problem with that. the only thing i want is for you to be happy to get what you want, so you can take care of saucier. no matter where. yeah. even if it's far away, or the least, you know, the only thing i am fighting for is to take care of saucier and the parents. now. that's it, as close to the needs

well that in some countries the acquisition of real estate, for example, yes, the so-called golden visaosit investment specific, in belarus, of these non-standard forms, are there any, or in principle there is not even such exists for obtaining citizenship , for obtaining citizenship, even in principle this does not exist, for obtaining a residence permit , yes, that is, this is like a stage that goes before citizenship, in fact, if you invested 150,000 euros in the economy of the republic of belarus, up to 15,000 euros, then you can get the appropriate residence permit, in fact, every year we issue about three or four permits for permanent residence to investors, these are those who invest in specific enterprises of the republic of belarus and want and want, most importantly, to obtain a permanent permit residence, but to trade citizenship for the sake of investments or for the fact that he made these investments today and took them away tomorrow. i repeat once again, you need to earn, not buy, but many countries follow a slightly different principle, but citizenship of belarus is not

and in response to the proposal to deprive russians of a schengen visa, i can only say one thing: thisia. in russia, you won’t be jailed for refusing to vaccinate; this is bad for herd immunity. and here is another quote from the writer, blogger, roman nosikov, addressed to those who suffer from schengen visas, listen, it seemed to you that you were like them, only russian, and you are just russian, useless outside of russia, your only role. weaken russia from the inside, poison wells, set fire to bread , cause unrest, when you flee from russia, as from a besieged fortress, you are not running to your own people, you are simply leaving the protection of this fortress to strangers who were counting on your sabotage inside this fortress who are now angry at you, who don't consider you the same as them, in our... in the episode we showed you statistics on how many countries support russia, and now i want to show you another support, in my opinion, maybe even more important, i think you will understand why we named the program that way, look, in dnepropetrovsk for the holiday on the buildi

when you use your visa card anywhere in the world, the transaction comes through one of three visa dataenters like this one where they run 500 analyses looking for any signs of fraud other credit cards, banks and websites run similar 24/7 operations, sharing intel with each other and police. how much of your efforts depend on artificial intelligence >> everything we do here is powered by artificial intelligence it gives us the superpower to analyze mass amounts of data so that we can detect those fraud patterns in realtime. >> reporter: to avoid being scammed, experts advise, avoid swiping. use your chip card or mobile phone. use two step authentication. never respond to requests for password or credit card numbers, and confirm websites are legit before pressing buy. >> we tend to fork over our sensitive information when we shouldn't. we tend to click on that link when we shouldn't. >> reporter: beware of pressure tactics to buy now before a good deal slips away. tom costello, nbc news, ashburn, virginia. >>> up next, our tribute to one of the stars of the tv series "starsky and hutch."

turkish military personnel are forced to obtain belgian visas, just as they need american visas if theyean, so this moment exists, the second second aspect of this problem is logistical, as soon as the european union acquired a military-political dimension, they began to check what the road network, bridges, tunnels on the territory of the european union look like, and it turned out that a considerable part of them are simply not suitable for transporting heavy equipment, i have already referred several times to one episode that took place several years ago, when the americans decided to use their armored vehicles for maneuvers from germany to hungary. early plan, what do you think kiev can really count on in the foreseeable future? you know, there is now an interesting discussion in europe and in kiev as well, whether europe will generally be able to cope with the continuation of assistance, military assistance to kiev in the same volumes as before, if the united states, due to... with its own, as they say, dissidents represented by hungary, turkey, slovakia, now, the european union an

his cousin is a match but getting the filipino national a visa to enter is proving mercedes difficult. >> reporter: arthur is spending precious moments with his 14-month-old son able. able too young to know his father is in a life or death battle with cancer. >> i have was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in march last year. i have done four rounds of chemotherapy hoping it would be a cure. >> reporter: that cure would be illusive and arthur would realize he could not win the fight on his own. >> my only hope would be a bone marrow donor. we found a match via a distant relative in the philippines. >> reporter: incredible news until his relative applied for a visa to visit u.s. and it was denied. partially noel did not have the proper documentation and even now as it is being sorted out getting the visa is no sure thing. >> it could be a limbo that lasts a year plus which is time i don't have. i contacted the senator. >> reporter: he posted this video hoping to get the attention of the senator and it worked. the office tells us they are moving forward with a congressional inquiry

polish embassies in asia and africa, and these people had to obtain visas.d to become a bollywood film crew were sent there. it turned out that they have nothing to do with the film industry, the producer of the film the vegetable merchant is an actor, and cannot tell a single film role of his. their task was to give away 5.00 zlotys to the polish elite; they gave out either 200 or 4000. there were a lot of migrants from far eastern countries, well, for example, from bangladesh, such countries, you know , the poorest, it’s very well known, and there’s nothing secret, the fact is, we just now know that it was against polish legislation, and now let’s dig deeper, in 1998, the institute of social research at the university of warsaw conducted a study on the topic of the movement of migrants to or through the territory of poland, the basis of primary information, the quote “in-depth interviews”. migrants from eighteen countries from three continents were studied, which is important, for example, the vietnamese, all as one and wealthy people, and one more quote:

no visas, yes, european benefits. ukrainian, however, mobilization. it also provides burial, but what is a belarusian passport from this point of view, and what is its reliability? yes, you know , well, here, probably, this is also a very difficult question, because in fact, you know, sometimes, like this, it means i’m betting on duty, with us they ask, let’s say we, let’s say, a belarusian passport for a pensioner or a person who has reached the age of 65, well, an old paper one, we issue it up to 100 years old, yeah, this is the state that guarantees the person a travel document during this... age so that he, in -firstly, he freely left the territory of the country and entered the territory of the country, the competent authorities of other countries look: you, you issued a passport to a citizen for 100 years, well, yes, and you have been giving him all this time. can you assure me, yes, we gave him a reliable document, which during this age can be used by them to go abroad, and no one ever thinks about it, why? because some countries clearly provid

is is the us diversity visa and the visa it goes to the castle, came at the same time, resolved that then closed. com as, as in yes. and also one for code is done to which one would you choose? which one? it really is the question. yes, which one would i be using? american? i'm in the top. yeah. because in the old lives within 2 would be left to me. why? because america wouldn't treat me as badly as really i just don't understand. what's that? oh, that's how they'll treat me well. i'd become a naturalized citizen of america. you have medical, you show us what india, on the other hand, maybe the same day, you travel to the us all goods the castle. he noticed that in music but likely i'd be so successful before me. i have no problem with that. the only thing i want is for you to be happy to get what you want, so you can take care of saucier, the gym. the i was the old. i'm as. yes. no, no one was allowed. this always happens when it gets colder. the garza drinks some bosa. this is the sweet honey driving to it. otherwise it is the sandal. the the the the the the yeah. yeah the this oft

is is the us diversity visa and the visa is it goes to the castle, came at the same time then closed. com. edison. yes. and also one for code is done to which one would you choose? which one is really it's a question which what are they using? american, i'm in the top. yeah. because lives within 2 would be left to me. why me? because america wouldn't treat me as badly as, and it was given to me like, i'll code as to what's in that. that's how they'll treat me. well. i'd become a naturalized citizen at the american medical you should. oh, yes. yes. watson. yes. on the other hand, maybe the same day you travel to the us all good. so the castle is different from every bad image. like foot likely i'd be so successful before me. i have no problem with that, though the only thing i want is for you to be happy to get what you want, so you can take care of saucier. no matter where. yeah. even if its far away or the least, you know, the only thing i am fighting for is to take care of sasha and all parents get to this place and we need because it goes up. yeah. well that's what matters most mos

is, is the us diversity visa and the visa is it goes to the castle or came at the same time, but then closed. com. edison? yes. and also one for code is done to which one would you choose? which one is really it's the question. yes. which one would i be using? american? i'm in the top. yeah. because in the old lives within to the left to me most was because america wouldn't treat me as badly as the coldest. understand. what's that? oh, that's how they'll treat me well. i'd become a naturalized citizens of american medical. you show us what india, on the other hand, maybe the same day, you travel to the us all goods a castle decision for married, that image looks like, but likely i'd be so successful before me. i have no problem with that. the only thing i want is for you to be happy to get what you want, so you can take care of saucier, no matter where. yeah. even if it's far away or the least, you know, the only thing i am fighting for is to take care of sasha and the parents. now that's it as close to the needs as it goes up. yeah. well that's what matters most . and if you make mon

well, an american passport gives you without visas, yes, european benefits, a ukrainian one, however,too, but what is a belarusian one? a passport from this point of view, what is its reliability, you know, well, this is probably also a very difficult question, because in fact, you know how sometimes i come across this in the course of my duty, they ask, so we’ll accept a belarusian passport a pensioner or a person who has reached the age of attainment? age 65, but an old paper one, we issue it up to 100 years old, yeah, this is the state that guarantees a person a travel document during this age so that, firstly, he can freely leave the territory of the country entered the territory of the country, the competent authorities of other countries look, you issued a passport to a citizen for 100 years, well, yes, and you trust him all this time, yes, we gave him a reliable document that during this age he can use to travel abroad border, and no one ever thinks about it, why, because some countries... already clearly, according to the algorithms provided, the validity of a passport is 5 ye

australia has stopped taking applications for golden visas allowing wealthy investors to live in theat wealthy chinese nationals but it's come under flak, and katie silver is live for us in our asia business hub to explain why. katie, over to you. that's ri . ht. katie, over to you. that's right. under— katie, over to you. that's right. under these - katie, over to you. that's. right. under these feasible supplicants had to invest almost 3.5 million us dollars, between five and 10 million australian, and it was introduced back in 2012, a time that these visas were lauded around the world with many western countries having them. now australia is one of the remaining few and we saw for example the uk scrapping their golden visas in about 2022. in that almost ten year period of just over ten years, 26,000 people have entered on them and they were cold triple eight or triple fortune visas and of course number eight is lucky chinese culture. they were seen as a way of ushering in a working capital into the country but the productivity commission, a government body in australia, has come b

ready economically make it totally so cause is or because it's also it's elizabeth the visa visa, a visa visa, or at this point don't don't use of us in a way that to this house its own interest. it's also a military. the rest is the same itself and by doing that, this stays designed in the new installation and i understand the selection. ready also to think about using ties originally into this global interest. and also in this case, i basically have to look up the results. so is because we saw that to say here. and that was using michael bird with the middle east and north africa program at the think tank to have them house in london. europe is also pushing israel to agree on terms for a post for future. the european parliament has adopted a resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire, but the resolution contains the stipulation that mos designated as a terrorist group by the you must be dismantled and that all is rarely hostages, kidnapped by him aust, during the october step of the terror attacks on southern israel must be released. the resolution also calls for renewed efforts to f

ready the visa visa a visa visa, or at this point talk to each of us in a way that to this house its own interest. it's also really the rest of the same itself. and by doing that, this stays divided into the installation. and i understand the selection you also to think about us synchronize originally into this global interest. and also in this case, i basically have to cross the sellers because we sold it to say, i mean there. and that was, you'll see middleburg with the middle east and north africa program as the think tank. chatham house in london, europe is pushing israel to agree on the terms for a post war future. meantime, the european parliament has adopted a resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire. but the resolution contains the stipulation that have moss, which is designated as a terrorist group by the you must be dismantled and that all is really hostages, kidnapped by him aust, during the october 7th terror attacks on southern israel must be released. the resolution also calls for renewed efforts to find a lasting political solution to the complex i asked you to use

¿cuÁl es el proceso para tramitar una visa humanitaria? tiene que llenar 2 formularios, el formulario principal y131, tiene que venir con un ejemplo o el caso de emergencia que existe en el paÍs por el cual piden la visa humanitaria. karla: mientras tanto patricia sÓlo espera contar con las donaciones y apoyo de todos. [mÚsica] karla: para seguir cantando y alegrando los corazones en el Área de la bahÍa. claro que si les enviamos nuestros mejores deseos a patricia maÑana a las 11:00 a.m. se espera que entre a cirugÍa y por supuesto estamos seguro que todo saldrÁ bien estarÉ atenta bien pendiente en este caso. saddam: la mÁs pronta de las recuperaciones para ella. quiero recordarle que aquÍ noticias univisiÓn 14 queremos escuchar su historia, si quiere compartir su testimonio algÚn caso que quiere reportar puede comunicarse a travÉs de " repÓrtala " en nuestra pÁgina web o a travÉs del cÓdigo qr que aparece pantalla. la policÍa de san josÉ busca al responsable de atropellar con su vehÍculo un hombre y ode lugar donde atropellÓ. la policÍa i

no visas, yes, european benefits. ukrainians, however, are mobilizing.ts reliability? yes, you know, well, this is probably also a very difficult question, because... the passage of that age is so that he, firstly, can freely travel with entered the territory of the country, the competent authorities of other countries look, you issued a passport to a citizen for 100 years, well, yes, and you all this time... you trust, yes, we issued him a reliable document, which for this age can imu be used to travel abroad, and no one ever thinks about it, why? because some countries clearly, according to the provided algorithms , have a passport validity period of 5 years or 10 years, in fact, the country has issued you a basic identity document for 100 years, you have the opportunity to use it without hindrance, and in all cases of life, this is just such a small little streak, they are for someone for themselves or there are international ones, international organizations do not do this, someone develops the so -called rating for themselves. reliability, that is,

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visa also coming out. compare and contrast what we heard from amex versus visa?oline: there is more concern about visa in the longer-term. even though we saw single or from a -- a similar run-up, we are now seeing some weakness. visa, we are seeing some of the investor base being worried about the resilience of this fiscal january they are seeing, punting out -- pointing out that some of their momentum may have slowed down. remember, this is a slightly different consumer base. it is not the high-end or a platinum card user, visa has the breadth of the u.s. economy. we think about how the high-end luxury companies are still outperforming some of the others. i think there is more about concern about visa. katie: and every company has to talk about ai. caroline: especially for a technology show. katie: what is the amex staff saying about ai? caroline: whether or not it is the way in which they are thinking of it for cybersecurity, but he is saying from a jobs perspective, he is not making big job cuts, he never does, but the reorientation of his colleagues. he says

year, on in fact, we are concluding a number of international agreements on mutual recognition of visa-freens for a certain category persons, well, let’s say, now a citizen of belarus can visit 81 countries within the framework of a visa-free regime with the help of a belarusian passport, and this is always guaranteed to him. no one appreciated this, because it was forgotten very quickly, but it was also a set of measures that said that in any case you are anywhere in the world, belarus, having issued you a national passport, provides you with comprehensive protection if you want return to the territory of the country, you will return if you want to receive and be full citizen, return to the territory of the country, and live according to our rules, according to our laws, according to our constitution, no one will restrict you, as soon as the law begins, you bear the corresponding responsibility, if god forbid you do more. crimes, the consequences can be different, so i think that there is value in this, because it is not not not not measured , but i can visit 100 countries or 180 countries

and harry do we know why his visa hasn't been approved? bashir didn't get a visa along with the other members of the glen cricket squad, what we know is this isn't the first time that a cricketer of pakistani heritage has had difficulty getting it visa to india. the australian opening batsman had difficulties around this time last year when australia toured india, the bb sports on commentator has had difficulties as well —— bbc sports. so, not the first cricketer to experience difficulties, not the first cricketer of pakistani heritage to have such difficulties, india and pakistan have not played a bilateral match against georgia since 2016 because of difficulties, i put this to prime minister spokesperson this afternoon and you ask questions in these context people are good at ducking and weaving and not giving an answer but when i put the case to the prime minister deputy oppressed spokesperson, they said" we have previously raised the issue of which is citizens of pakistani heritage struggling to get visas to india and they expect india

this actually is a legal visa. visas without the perforations there. that was ripped off a sheet. some came with illegal ones with no perforations. and if you notice, they've got the swastika on the back. oh. the germans wanted us to go, look. wow. i had a temperature of 104 and chicken pox, and my mother didn't want to put me on the train. and our doctor said, "if you don't put her on this train, she'll never go." and do you remember saying goodbye to your mother? oh, i remember, yes, because i was so poorly. but only one parent was allowed on the platform. and before the train went out, i rememberthe german soldiers were in a line. and theyjust lined up and kept the parents from going near the train. but on the film, it shows the parents going right up to the carriages. we are working to evacuate these children by train to safety in britain. why are you doing this, mr winton? to secure the children's visas, winton and his team had to find foster families for them before they came to britain. well, i'd written a l

esperanza de poder ver a sus dos hijos que estÁn en colombia y que espera que pueda otorgarles una visaeden tocarse sus manos abrazarse y sentir de cerca sus emociones. emociones que se desbordaron este jueves al reencontrarse luego de cinco aÑos sin poder verse. >> gracias gracias. >> patricia y su madre estÁn juntas, y aunque los hubiera gustado juntarse en otras circunstancias. los designios han sido otros . patricia de 51 serÁ sometido este viernes en el hospital de stanford a una cirugÍa de alto riesgo, tras enfrentar una dura batalla contra un tumor cerebral. >> como siempre he dicho, pedir a dios. cuando ella me decÍa mamÁ, me duele la cabeza. quÉ hago?tome una pastilla. quÉdese quieta. no vaya al sol. quÉ mÁs se puede decir . >> cuadra madre y gea ha sido difÍcil, incluso con lÁgrimas en sus ojos la des mejorÍa a causa de enfermedad. >> para mi familia siempre ha sido el payaso de la familia . nos hace reÍr, sale con cosas que nos alegra. pero si la he visto esta madrugada. y ahorita . muy seria. malita . no es la paty. que ha sido siempre. >> sin embargo para la querida voz de

this actually is a legal visa. visas without the perforations there. that was ripped off a sheet. some came with illegal ones with no perforations. and if you notice, they've got the swastika on the back. 0h. the germans wanted us to go, look. wow. i had a temperature of 104 and chicken pox, and my mother didn't want to put me on the train. and our doctor said, "if you don't put her on this train, she'll never go." and do you remember saying goodbye to your mother? oh, i remember, yes, because i was so poorly. but only one parent was allowed on the platform. and before the train went out, i rememberthe german soldiers were in a line. and theyjust lined up and kept the parents from going near the train. but on the film, it shows the parents going right up to the carriages. we are working to evacuate these children by train to safety in britain. why are you doing this, mr winton? to secure the children's visas, winton and his team had to find foster families for them before they came to britain. well, i'd written a l

watch on tv channel belarus 24. without visas, the number of tourists is growing, growing from 385.22nd. in... this year our president decided to extend the visa-free regime, one of the far-sighted goals - overcoming the information blockade, and the leadership of neighboring countries, they tried to ensure this, yes, through personal contact, personal communications. even the most fashionable marocquetologist today understands that word of mouth is an excellent tool for really forming your opinion, but what do you think? it works, look, if our neighbors, again, were in kovo, word of mouth works great, if our neighbors had not closed checkpoints, then we would have an even higher figure, but seeing about this and enclosing their own citizens with fences and saying that by hanging horror stories at checkpoints, reducing the number of checkpoints and reducing communications, they create special artificial barriers for them so that citizens... you carry a belarusian store, you want to buy fuel on responsibility, you want go to our gas station, please, there are no problems , no discrimin

para ir a ver a mi familia en estados unidos. >> indudablemente la opciÓn mÁs indicada serÍa la visaijos que murieron emigraron a los estados unidos legalmente, sometieron sus aplicaciones de residencia y llevan 4 aÑos esperando que termine su proceso, pero ahora ella le ruega al gobierno que le permita reunirse con su Único hijo sobreviviente. >> por favor que es un pedido de una madre que se quedÓ casi sola, muchas gracias. guillermo: segÚn el abogado que asesora esta familia ellos reÚnen los 3 requisitos necesario para que se le otorgue el parÓn humanitario al Único hijo sobreviviente que reside en ecuador ellos piden que madre e hijo puedan estar juntos para sobrellevar el terrible drama que viven, ahora todo estÁ en manos del departamento de estado. maity: ojalÁ que se pueda reunir. la corte suprema tienen sus mano parte del destino de miles de personas sin hogar, decidirÁ si los desamparado tienen derecho constitucional de acampar en una propiedad pÚblica cuando no tienen otro lugar donde dormir juan carlos gonzÁlez tan vivo desde los Ángeles con los detalles de esta noticia. j

the visa-free regime has been extended for this year.ative of the ministry of foreign affairs was supported by the president. the steady interest of residents of neighboring countries in belarus, despite the obstacles of restrictions on the part of the lithuanian leadership, latvia and poland are obvious. the implementation of visa-free travel demonstrates our country’s openness to recovery. to start resting. innovations are provided in terms of vacation division. those organizations that did not have collective agreements could not provide for the division of leave into more than two parts. and now this will become possible. such a norm can be prescribed in the local legal act of the organization, for example, in the internal labor regulations, in the provisions on vacations. the employer must remember that one of the parts is at least 14 calendar days. but the number of parts can be any. of course it is. should not be in more than two parts, the norm must have a specific wording, in two, three or four parts. changes have occurred in th

without visas, the number of tourists is growing, growing, from 385.00 in 22 to 414 in twenty-three.to extend without. one of the far-sighted goals is to overcome the information blockade, yes, the leadership of neighboring countries, they tried to ensure this, yes, through personal contact, personal communications, even the most fashionable marketer today, he understands that word of mouth is an excellent tool for really forming one’s opinion, but that’s what you think it works, look, if ours , again... neighbors, yes, word of mouth works great, if our neighbors had not closed checkpoints, then we would have an even higher figure, but seeing about this and - enclosing our own citizens with fences and saying that by hanging horror stories at checkpoints, reducing the number of checkpoints and reducing communications, they create special artificial barriers for them so that citizens do not become convinced from their own experience, their own example, that here... no one is persecuting, there is a clear legislation: committed an administrative violation, you will bear responsibility,

there's nothing not to like about the visa quarter, in my opinion. >> visa should be rallying along withstock market rallying around growth that may or may not be there. we should be feeling the momentum of the consumer, the gdp of today, and the pole position underappreciated. what do you do with growth that says low double digits for the full year? i think it is a little lighter than people expected, but it was a good run into this.>> i thought we were going to ask about capital one?>> you can talk about capital one. choose your own adventure. >> i thought capital one was bad, a tick up higher, but after discover we were expecting something worse than that >> you are worried about the consumer.>> guy says this all the time. we have seen the consumer confidence, we've seen the gdp. the stock market is at an all- time high.>> everything seems great.>> mark this on your calendar. paypal has announced a.i. ambitions. and we look at the electric vehicle slowdown stock and what elon musk had to say about his company's future. a third kid. what if she likes playing golf? it's expensive. we're

it's the quarterly numbers for amex and visa. american express though is the winner so far at least if yo look at the stock reaction the company's positive outlook is the main driver forecaste better than expected profits this year, and it boosted it dividend as well i caught up with an exodus cfo who told me that the highe income consumer that they ar serving is looking strong. restaurant spending top 10 billion dollars for the firs time, spending was up 11 compared to about 6% across th board. airline spending though di slow a bit he did say they are gainin traction among younger people, gen z in particular, and the apple pays growth said it is a win-win for a max. it has been negative for companies like paypal. amex did see record revenue, although that in earnings were light of expectations. and then you have a visa so by most accounts, these ahead early strong quarter the estimates, you saw prett strong quarter volume. the reason for the stock dro was the slowdown that we hav seen in u.s. spending, at leas in january the com

i would ask president petro poroshenko to speak to his visa.ntacts in washington and in brussels to influence polish government. and on polish business. and the last thing that is important to do is to give a clear understanding to the poles today that we are rebuilding ukraine together, that we are returning to the form of joint enterprises, that in fact the profit of joint activities will be much higher than the conditional ephemeral competition of ukrainian companies with polish ones on the transport market of the european union. thank you very much for the conversation, thank you for joining, volodymyr omylyan, former minister of infrastructure of ukraine. serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, myroslav cheh, polish a politician, as mr. myroslav said, a pole of ukrainian origin, and yulia klymenko, a people's deputy of ukraine. thank you, i wish you a good evening, well, we say goodbye to our guests, now i say once again that we will actually watch a movie made by mykola knyazhytskyi, it is called pro-russian operation on the polish bor

. to this change in visas.o that's point the that's that's the point that the article good. >> yeah . want me to get we say, >> yeah. want me to get we say, you know, there's some that you know, there's some jobs that need they you know, there's some jobs that need a they you know, there's some jobs that need a way they you know, there's some jobs that need a way doingthey you know, there's some jobs that need a way doingthe uh, found a way of doing it. uh, next up to the times lewis, what have they gone with? >> times have the big >> well, the times have the big desantis story america. am desantis story in america. i am an american . still, though desantis story in america. i am an abeen:an . still, though desantis story in america. i am an abeen in . still, though desantis story in america. i am an abeen in thisill, though desantis story in america. i am an abeen in thisill, so ough i've been in this country so long that i've forgotten that i'm american i've i'm almost american and i've gone , sort of. i call

this year is called transport visa-free.ase very often, although in reality it is not entirely accurate. the european union was just beginning with the free movement of people and goods between them. ukrainians have been visa-free for a long time, have been traveling through the european union for a long time, now goods have started to go, but the reason in this case was not economic, the reason was in order to create a real corridor of solidarity, and the polish transporters were given permission to strike, to put it simply, they were allowed to attack the corridors of solidarity. who did it? the government of the law and justice party, which had already lost the elections, but still remained in power. therefore, the strikers were carefully guarded by the police. blockers. made the following demands. the first demand of the blockers is to return the old permission system. but the european commission threatened poland with a fine on november 15. procedure, if the border is not unblocked, but 4 in december 2016, the relevant