en la ciudad de mÉxico, isa osorio, noticias telemundo. r >>> y nuestro sabor latino de esta semana es como no, sabor mexicano, desde 1998 sylvia ha revolucionado el panorama de las enchiladas en texas, con nuevas creaciones que vende con gran cito en varios restaurantes. vÍctor hugo rodriguez hablÓ con ella. >>> con sus recetas ha conquistado los paladares mÁs exigentes. su menÙ tiene mÁs de 18 distintas enchiladas y representa a algunos estados de mÉxico y ciudades de texas. >>> esta salsa todo el mundo la deberÍa probar bien sazonada verdad. >>> la distingue las salsas para sasonar las enchiladas. >>> aquÍ lo mal, estoy sacando todo el sabor y estÁ quedando la parte del chile. que no se quiso... >>> aquÍ en esta salsa baÑa la tortilla y la deja marinando la noche. >>> ya semar noh la tortilla. >>> smur je la tortilla en el aceite caliente. >>> le damos cariÑo y atenciÓn a cada enchilada. >>> este proceso es para que las enchiladas agarren un sabor Único. >>> usamos pollo guisado. >>> les agrega y luego nuestra. >>> lo acom

creen que mÉxico debiÓ esperar para extraditarlo. dicen que se trata de un acto de buena fe con el presidente de los estados unidos, donald trump. 80%,creen que no mejorarÁ en el trato a mÉxico. presentadora: ha causado sorpresa en su comunidad de donde es originaria. contrajo matrimonio con un musulmÁn quien tambiÉn fue arrestado por difundir propagandas. tiene las reaccionesen mÉxico. >> estoy muy sorprendida e consternada por la noticia. >>: no pueden crear la reacciÓn de las autoridades. >> creo que en el afÁn de proteger se estÁn equivocando . reportero: egresada como psicÓloga, seÑalaron que estaba pasando por mala racha. esta noche la sede del centro islÁmico permaneciÓ cerrada y ninguno de sus miembros estuvo disponible. dijo que no harÍa comentarios por el momento mantendrÁn todos los datos en caso de ser necesario. bomberos volando para apagar un inendio!! presentadora: bomberos volando para apagar un incendio. son los bomberos en dubÁi, utilizando nuevo mÉtodo que permite rapidez. presentador: utilizar unam

mexico is nationalistic. i was border governor, have mexican heritage, one of the few democrats who voted for nafta in congress. these are complicated issues that require preparation. can't do it by tweet, executive orders, speeches. we have to prepare and word towards what is best interest of the united states. my worry don is mexico has leverage over us. we need mexico supporting the drug war. we want drug lords extradited like el chapo. want their support on migration and trade issues and so many other cross border issues. i was a border governor. to back off the president of mexico, make him look bad, humiliate him, not the kay to do it. and do that end, negotiating with mexico. third largest supplier of imports. there's a list ever things that americans would have to pay 20% more for. vehicles, computers and electronics. appliances, fuel, medical instruments, fruits and vegetables, beer and so on. mexican senator said that tax would be paid by u.s. consumers. do you think americans want to pay more for t

i respect the people of mexico. i love the people of mexico. many people from mexico are working for me. they're phenomenal people. the government of mexico is terrific. i don't blame them for what's happened. i don't blame them for taking advantage of the united states. i wish our politicians were so smart. mexico has taken advantage of the united states. i don't blame the representatives and various presidents, et cetera, of mexico. what i say is we shouldn't have allowed that to happen. it's not going to happen anymore. in order to get the wall started, mexico will pay for the wall. but it will be reimbursed. okay? it supreme court judge. so as you know, i have a list of 20. i have gone through them. we've met with numerous candidates. they're outstanding in every case. they were largely recommended and highly recommended by federalist society. jim dimint was involved, and he is a fantastic guy. between leo and jim dimint and senators and congress people, we have a great group of people, i'll be making the decision on who we will put up for

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super enrique peÑa nieto / presidente mexico. inq=...dice que méxico no cree en los muros y no pagará por el ... pero el mandatario mexicano no aclar si cancelara o no su encuentro con su homlogo estadounidense .. en mxico ,jazive prez ,telemundo top vo cesar--una v masl expres fuerte twit al presidente un trump... --diciendole de manera bastte suda de tono e sera l quien pague por el muro que piensa construir en la frontera con mexico. --en repetidas ocasione fox hamn contra de la politica antiinmigrante de trump, desde cuando el ahora presidente, era candidato. lorena --alcaldes de cuatro ciudades de la baha respondieron a estas rdenes ejecutivas, estas ciudas ndran en riesmiles de millones de dlares en fondos federales, si no siguen los decretos de trump... ----continuamos nuestra cobertura, en oakland con melissa hernandez... take 2 boxes --melissa, cul es la stura de e? take melissa lot 0:01 0:17 0:40 0:45 1:05 1:43 1:50 buenas nocs alcaldede las ciuda, berkeley, oakland y san jos se unieron para reiterar su apoyo a la com

de méxico. es decir, estos objetos son no visibles. no quiero decir invisibles. eso es lo mÁs importante. son objetos que, si tÚ no tienes una cÁmara como estas, una cÁmara infrarroja... johnny: tÚ no los puedes ver, o sea que podrÍan estar alrededor de nosotros, y nosotros no lo sabemos. pero me gustarÍa saber quÉ fue lo que dijeron las fuerzas aÉreas de chile y de méxico con relaciÓn a esto, porque ellos nunca dicen nada. jaime: no, en esta ocasiÓn, sÍ. la comisiÓn de estudios de fenÓmenos aÉreos anÓmalos, bajo la direcciÓn del general ricardo bermÚdez, dijo que este objeto era inexplicable. que lo habÍan analizado durante dos aÑos, y que no sabÍan de quÉ se trataba. concretamente, estÁ aceptando que se trata de un ovni, de una nave que no es de este planeta. ahora, tambiÉn quiero decirte que en el 2004 la fuerza aÉrea de mÉxico, el general garcÍa me entregÓ un vÍdeo que yo hice de conocimiento pÚblico, donde no se ven los objetos. aquÍ podemos ver una estela qu

/mexico border? >> i've criticized donald trump for a lot of ways, but marketing is something he's got down. in the end, there will be ten miles of wall built, that's going to be the wall, it will be beautiful, not that mexico will ever pay for it, that will allow donald trump to say there's the wall and move on to the next thing, whatever it might be. >> this week has been filled with executive actions, donald trump signing things, a lot of it with him fulfilling campaign promises. do you think there will be real effects to what he is signing this week or do you think there's more smoke than fire here? >> there will be effects. and it's good news/bad news. the bad news is of course that when there's a draft circulating saying, hey, we're going to start thinking about torture again, black sites, this has a profound effect on our relationships with europe, for example. you know, the number of european countries that are wrapped up in the whole black site thing, it was a huge political issue for them.

exports are to mexico. is there talk in mexico about retaliation for this? we were talking about the prospect of retaliation. has there been talk in mexico about doing that? mexico has a couple of choices, they could slap retaliatory tariffs on the u.s. if this goes into effect, they can go to the wto. at this point, there is just talk among some politicians but it has not gone to a level where this is the plan. there is still hope that things will turn around. even the peso today is doing well, as there is hope that things can finally come together , so that mexico and the u.s. can further their relations. vonnie: reports of an hour-long call today between trump and pena nieto. investors in mexico are not all that worried. we have seen the index erase some gains but it has not cratered. butpeso has been volatile, in a range since the election. nacha: exactly. we have seen the pace over the past 12 months do terribly. then there is a pickup this week, a sense from traders, buy the rumor, sell the fact. things have come to fruition as people expected. they ar

mr trump has always insisted that mexico will pay, but mexico says it won't and the president now admits american taxpayers will have to cough up first. so who will pay for the wall? ultimately, it will come out of what's happening with mexico. we're going to be starting those negotiations relatively soon and we will be in a form reimbursed by mexico. so they'll pay us back? yes. absolutely. 100%. so the american taxpayer will pay for the wall at first? all it is, is we'll be reimbursed at a later date. but here in a mexican border city of tijuana, business leaders are worried about the impact on trade and sceptical about the president's plans. the problem is that the majority of americans are not really familiar with the border and, consequently the idea of a wall seems to be appealing. we already have one. we call it the tortilla curtain, but the truth of the matter is that, you know, i think that's a symbol. this fence at the pacific ocean is the very start of the land border between mexico and the united states and president trump has always said he wants to build a much taller, a mu

and mexico. is a comment like that reflective of the situation, that they have not been confirmed, or can we read more into it, that he will be taking more of a leadership role? when you look at the series of tweets on u.s. businesses and the economy, you are seeing that president trump is doing what he said he would do on the campaign trail in regards to taking direct action on issues that have his ear. the on this press conference, there is a lot happening behind the scenes, in terms of negotiations with bilateral trade agreements. last night, officials meeting at the u.k. embassy with prime minister theresa may, again, having that one-on-one face time to open a door to a political discourse. there are differences between the prime minister and president trump, and there were differences that she again alluded to yesterday in her speech at the republican retreat in philadelphia. however, she took a tone that the administration feels is much more receptive, if you will, and not as dismissive as

he is like a sledgehammer on this mexico thing. it is true. he is on mexico. he started on mexico and will keep going on mexico. >> he is forceful and direct. nuanced is not the immediate word that would come to mind there. what do you think about trade overall and the idea that we might put tariffs either a border adjustment tax to equalize the effects of vat taxes that other countries have or direct tariffs on a specific country? is that a constructive thing or not in your view? >> i think it is a scary thing. i don't know how it is going to work. i would like an economist to explain it to me. i do think that it sounds great. we are going to punish people for not manufacturing in the united states and not buying in the united states. but this free and open market, the supply and demand is a beautiful thing. it is sort of a perfect ecosystem. i hope it works. i hope there are more jobs and incredible growth. i'm not sure yet just trying to put my economic eye glasses on, how that actually works and whether or not it will work the way they say it will work. >>

put to mexico, the meat. yes, the $40 million u.s. -- 40 billion, that you export of our automobiles, luxury, trucks, agricultural machinery, motor parts, auto parts, it's over $40 billion. which means, again, millions of jobs for u.s. the mirror strategy will apply. you tax mexican imports, we will takes u.s. imports in mexico. >> he's saying he will take concrete steps to build the wall, getting that going by way of executive action. initially he's saying he's probably going to have to get money from congress. he does continue to say that ultimately mexico will pay for it, whether it's directly, whether it's through renegotiating trade agreements, whether it's taxing remittances that are sent from people in the united states to mexico. do you think the wall will ever get built? >> i have said and i have told donald that mexico will never pay for that [ bleep ] wall. and now i have to repeat it, to this guy spicer, which is exactly the same line he repeated this morning. mexico's going to pay. they better un

president of mexico. we'll be doing that shortly. we will discuss close coordination on many, many important issues between our countries. this coordination includes the dismantling of cartels and keeping illegal weapons and cash from flowing out of america and into mexico. out of our country, out of the united states and it goes right into mexico. they have to stop it. we have to stop it. we are going to save lives on both sides of the border. and we also understand that a strong and healthy economy in mexico is very good for the united states, very, very good. we want that to happen. by working together in a positive trade, safe borderers and economic cooperation i truly believe we can enhance the relation between our two nations to a degree not seen before certainly in a very, very long time. i think our relationship with mexico is going to get better. here is a brief summary of what actions are contained in my executive orders. the secretary of homeland security working with myself and

esta tendencia esa frase en mÉxico. donald trump esta pidiendo usar dinero federal para pagar el muro en la frontera con mÉxico. esta decisiÓn romperÍa una promesa clave en campaÑa cuando reiteradamente prometiÓ forzar a mÉxico a pagar por la construcciÓn de la valla fronteriza. siguiendo con el presidente electo ratificÓ su intencion de grabar con altos impuestos a las compaÑÍas de estados unidos que tengan presencia en otros paÍses. un ejemplo concreto es la amenaza que hizo a toyota si decide construir otras plantas fuera del paÍs. reportera: el presidente electo donald trump estremeciÓ la economÍa mexicana una vez mÁs. dio una muestra de lo que se podÍa -- podria esperar. amenazÓ a la automotriz japonesa toyota con imponer un frente arancel se construye su modelo corola en una planta de baja california, mÉxico. >> es una inversiÓn importante que genera bastantes empleos. toyota respondiÓ a trump a travÉs de las redes sociales. toyota no dejÓ claro si fue un error de donald trump pues en noviemb

mexico would never pay for the wall. mexico told you mexico would never pay for the wall. because in past president's of mexico told you they would never pay for the wall and they were telling you the truth. and so, really now, in the permanent state of shock that team trump seems to be in tefr every day in the white house, sean spicer says we will get mexico to pay for the wall by putting a 20% tax on goods imported in the united states from mexico i guess they don't want to use the word tariff because it might be clearer to you that you the american consumer will be paying that tariff, not mexico. when you tax mexican goods sold until the united states, you are taxing the people of the united states. that's who's buying mexican goods in the united states and who's paying that tax. that's not mexico paying for the wall. that's the taxpayers of the united states paying for the wall. the people who donald trump promised would never have to pay for the wall. as soon as sean spicer said thatty sent out a tweet saying that was an admission that mexico won't pay a penny for the

he's offending mexico. if he imposes taxation on cars made in mexico, president pap ya should stand up and say we don't need your nafta, we can live without it. you cannot because the food, the grain that you export to mexico, the meat. the $40 billion you export, automobiles, luxury trucks, agricultural machinery. motor pars. auto parts. over $40 billion. which means again millions of jobs for u.s. you tax mexican imports, we will tax u.s. imports in mexico. >> he's said he'll take concrete steps to build the wall, get that going by executive action. he's saying he'll probably have to get money from congress initial hi. he continues to say ultimately mexico will pay for it, whether it's directly, whether it's through renegotiating trade agreements, taxing remittances that are sent from people in the united states to mexico. do you think the wall will get build? >> i have said and that mexico will never pay for that [ bleep ] wall and now i have to repeat it to this guy spicer, which is exactly the same lin

they will scream out mexico. now, reports went out last week, oh, mexico is not going to pay for the wall because of a reimbursement. what's the difference? i want to get the wall started. i don't want to wait a year and a half until i make my deal with mexico. we probably will have a deal sooner than that.

por la construcciÓn del mÉxico fronterizo. reconociÓ que la responsabilidad en la frente era compete a ambos paÍses y que impulsarÁ negociaciones abiertas con estados unidos. alejandro roldÁn tiene mas. adelante. alejandro: despuÉs de su primer conferencia ante medios de comunicaciÓn el presidente electo reiterÓ que mÉxico pagaÁa por el muro que pretende construir en la frontera. las reacciones no se hicieron esperar y enrique peÑa nieto en la reuniÓn de consules, asÍ responde. enrique peÑa nieto: es evidente que tenemos algunas diferencias con el prÓximo gobierno de estados unidos. [aplausos] ambos paÍses tenemos una responsabilidad compartida sobre el creciente flujo de indocumentados extranjeros que cruzan el territorio mexicano. con tal de llegar a estados unidos. alejandro: sobre las remesas dijo que mantendrÁ libre el flujo y que sumaron mÁs de 24000 millones de dÓlares en noviembre del aÑo pasado. peÑa nieto dijo que buscarÁ incrementar la inversiÓn en energÍa. y que ambos paÍses son responsables

- queretaro y mÉxico- cuernavaca. >> en ciudad de mÉxico tambien hubo protestas, un grupo de ciudadanos clausurÓ las instalaciones de la secretarÍa de hacienda. >> al menos 14 gasolineras en ciudad de mÉxico fueron tomadas por los ciudadanos. >> el dÍa de hoy se hizo mÁs cara la vida del mexicano. >> el presidente peÑa nieto sigue de vacaciones y quiÉn saliÓ a explicar el aumento del precio de combustibles fue el secretario de la secretarÍa de hacienda. >> es por un aumento en precios internacionales en combustible sz. >> el 9 de enero el secretario de hacienda se reunirÁ con los gobernadores para discutir el aumento de la gasolina, diversas organizaciones ese dÍa convocan a una manifestaciÓn a nivel nacional. en la ciudad de mÉxico, noticias telemundo. >> en brasil los cabecillas del sangriento motÍn en una prisiÓn del amazonas serÁn llevados a cÁrceles de maxima seguridad, esto lo harÁn tan pronto concluyan las investigaciones del motÍn, mientras familiares intentan saber si sus seres queridos son parte de los fallecidos, se intensifica la bÚsqueda de mÁs de cien

/mexico border. the majority of the people crossing that border without permission are from central america. they are not from mexico. so the mexican president believes that the u.s. and mexico should be working together to ensure security on that border. >> okay. i want to switch topics just a little bit, because mr. trump is also expected to take action on other immigration issues, specifically refugees. he wants to suspend the refugee program for 120 days, which means, you know, refugees from syria, for example, could not come into the united states for 120 days. the interesting thing that happened today, david, i'll pose this to you, the pentagon, the department of defense, tweeted this out this morning. let's take a look. let's put it up on the screen so we can all look at it together. from refugee to marine, corporal ali muhammad takes the fight to the doorstep of those who cast his family out. now, this man, he was raised in baghdad. before he joined the service, his sister worked as a transla

if he keeps pressing mexico, if he keeps discriminating mexico, against other countries that have larger deficits than mexico, we will go as far as needed. our president has declared now that if needed we would withdraw from nafta, and leave the united states alone, losing 10 million usjobs that mexico provides for them, through our imports. so they have everything to lose and nothing to win. i hope united states citizens wake up. i hope congress of united states open their eyes, and see that this guy is taking the united states economy to the drain. you have been a president yourself, of course. what do you say to president trump‘s law and order point, that undocumented immigrants are involved in various elements of criminality, and he has a responsibility to do something about that? i accect that part of undocumented immigration, just like you have in britain, from africa, where else? that has to be agreed. mexico is working hard to solve that. by the way, now, people leaving mexico to the united states is one third of what it used to be. so mexico is solving the problem. now, about

veremos quÉ tipo de relaciÓn tendrÁ mÉxico con estados unidos bajo el nuevo gobierno de trump, tambiÉn hay preocupaciÓn porque mÁs haya de los vÍnculos econÓmicos hay millones de personas en mÉxico que depende de sus familiares que viven y trabajan en estados unidos, trump y peÑa nieto se reunieron ichiroreunieron y sirvieron porque trump quiere hacer un muro y por otro los intereses econÓmicos al otro lado de la frontera, veremos qÉe esperan los mexicanos del nuevo gobierno de trump. >>> te saludo donde la principal preocupaciÓn de este paÍs cÓmo serÁ la relaciÓn con el proximo gobierno de los estados unidos de trump si efectivamente considera un muro que asegura pagarÁ el gobierno de mÉxico, si si si deporta a los indocumentados y termina con el tratado de libre comercio >>> si mantuviÉramos la postura de dignidad, tendrÍamos que hacerle exactamente lo mismo >>> mÉxico es un paÍs que estÁ sin control imagÍnate hay peores >>> en realidad si hubiera hablado demÁs, mÉxico tiene la fortaleza para poder, imponerse tambiÉn ante este seÑor. >>> por su parte el gobie

i respect the people of mexico. i lover the people of mexico. i have many people from mexico working for me. they're phenomenal people. the government of mexico is terrific. i don't blame them for what's happened. i don't blame them for taking advantage of the united states. i wish our politicians were so smart. mexico has taken advantage of the united states. i don't blame the representatives and various presidents, et cetera, of mexico. what i say is we shouldn't have allowed that to happen. it's not going to happen anymore. so in order to get the wall started, mexico will pay for the wall. but it'll be reimbursed, okay. supreme court judge, so, as you know i have a list of 20. i've gone through them. we've met with numerous candidates. they're outstanding in every case. they were largely recommended and highly recommended by federalist society jim demint was very much involved and his group which is fantastic and he is a fantastic guy so between leo and jim demint and some senators and congress people we have a great group of people. i'll be

mexico's president will not visit. addressing the people of mexico. not long after what president trump told us, and tonight, the president doubling down. >>> also tonight, the shakeup at the state department. at least six senior members out. and that moment during our exclusive at the white house. president trump on getting the nuclear codes. >> does it keep you up at night? >>> in other news, the takedown. the mother who called police for her with her son. instead, getting tackled and arrested herself. the new images revealed. >>> your money tonight. tax season is here, and the money left unclaimed. tonight, three important tips that could get you a bigger refund. >>> and america strong. the father and daughter watched more than 100 million times. ♪ you have to hear her voice. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night, and we begin with the showdown over the wall. president trump telling us just 24 hours ago that americans will pay at first, but mexico will pay us back. tonight, the mexican president saying that

en la ciudad de mÉxico, marianela univisiÓn. >> tambiÉn hay raciones en mÉxico, del encarcelamiento de un exgobernador acusado por corrupciÓn. aumenta el nÚmero de incendios l domingo donald trump anuncia la construcci9on de su muro hablamos con el gobernador ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ todo el cuidado de salud que tu familia necesita. todo conectado para ti. . >>> [♪ ♪] . >>> [♪ ♪] . >>> [♪ clave y contundente contra las primeras polÍticas implantadas por el presidente de estados unidos. el mandatario hizo pronunciamiento desde una cumbre de la uniÓn europea celebrada en portugal. enfatizÓ que europa debe responder. en mÉxicoel gobernador fue acusado y encarcelado. francisco, nos hizo porque -- nos dice porque fue liberado despuÉs de unas horas. francisco: traspasar 19 horas encarcelado, fue liberado. >> pasamos un tiempo aquÍ en el penal de manera injusta e indebida. no debimos de haber estado ni un minuto aquÍ. nuestros derechos, nuestras garantÍas fueron violadas. francisco: fue detenido a peticiÓn de la fiscalÍa que pidiÓ prisión preventiva para que no escapara mie

trump says mexico will pay for the wall. mexico says no. a conflict could be looming between american jobs and trade between mexico and the united states. how will it impact jobs here at home? diana negroponte is a trade attorney and scholar at the woodrow wilson center. she also worked on the nafta negotiations with the u.s. chamber of commerce in mexico. nice to have you with us. thank you very much. appreciate that. is nafta broken? diana: no, but nafta is old. it was signed 25 years ago. after a generation it is time to renew, time to strengthen it. remember when we signed it there was no digital commerce, no internet. so it wasn't included. now we've got to look at internet commerce, cyber security. and we've got something interesting -- we have to add energy. soledad: many of the critics of nafta don't list cyber security and internet commerce as their big issues. do you know, do you have a good sense of what trump want to do with nafta? diana: he wants to increase jobs in america and bring companies back to america. the way to do it

it has 17 plants in new mexico as a test in mexico. as well as constellation brands. it is 55% of its revenue. that is what constellation brands make. this is a snapshot of some of the companies. we talk about a 20% import tax. taking advantage of the u.s.. it would be affected by such a border tax. also down by a percent. most in to see groups down. -- most industry groups down. the highest since december. most since august. the margin and wealth management business declined for a third straight quarter. every.73 in revenue on $100 in oversee wealth management. that is the lowest in bank history according to the chief executive who spoke to us. said they are repatriating money at a faster pace before this government starts sharing. data with tax authorities. on the flipside taxed profit tripled in the fourth quarter. chart, showing how the big european players have fared in the last 12 months. up 28%. down by roughly 13%. big deal on the retail space. they pulled the bigger supermarket chain with the biggest sailor. going back to a big growing segment of the retail.

la frontera mÉxico estados unidos, opiniÓn que comparte geronimo judÍo nacido en mÉxico. >> nosotros no nos sentimos identificados con lo que dice benjamÍn. >> mÁs 70 mil personas se declaran judÍas en mÉxico, y existen mÁs 28 sinagogas como estas. >> la comunidad judÍa en mÉxico se desligÓ esto y dijeron "no concebimos con Él en este punto vista y rechazamos su postura," igual que simÓn quien se sintio indignado al ver el twitter del primer ministro israelÍ. >> no se puede ser que con un solo twitter se destruya la historia ambas naciones. >> donald trump poco a poco va sumando el ajedrez de la polÍtica internacional comienza a moverse. >> en la ciudad mÉxico, ingrid barrera, noticias telemundo. >> otra de las ideas del presidente donald trump tiene preocupados tanto a comerciantes como consumidores el 20% impuesto que se planea imponer a los productos mexicanos afectarÍa a muchos rubÉn saliÓ a investigar el punto en chicago acÁ en chicago las piÑatas como gasolinas tienen algo en comÚn, estÁn echas en mÉxico por eso a los dueÑos les preocupa la propuesta donal

and mexico. we saw mexican president pena nieto come out and address the nation saying he's not going to pay for the wall, but not scrapping the plan to meet with donald trump next week. now trump has taken to twitter apparently to up the ante. here is what he tweeted just now. the u.s. has a $60 billion trade deficit with mexico. it has been a one-sided deal from the beginning with nafta with massive numbers of jobs and companies lost. if mexico is unable to pay for the badly needed wall, it would be better to cancel the upcoming meeting. carol, we have been expecting donald trump to pull the trigger and say he's prepared to renegotiate to modernize nafta. that's not the announcement we're expecting today. we are expecting him to take executive actions on trade. a senior administration official told me this was likely to be related to moving forward with congress and negotiating new trade deals and also moving forward in negotiating new trade deals with countries who were involved in tpp after t

he said it was offensive to him, to the people of mexico. and he insisted he was not going to pay for the wall. he is under a lot of pressure, by the way, steve. his approval ratings not very high. and a lot of folks within his country, within mexico, wanted him to respond in kind with a strong retort to this border wall, which they see as so offensive. that's why you have the president of mexico threatening to cancel the meeting last night and then president trump with the tweets today saying, well, maybe it is better if we cancel the meeting, and then ultimately we have this cancelation. take a listen to what president trump had to say about it earlier today. >> the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless, and i want to go a different route. >> reporter: president trump trying to cast this as a mutual agreement, but the president of mexico said it was all his idea. sean spicer w

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. >> mexico's president said in recent days that mexico absolutely will not pay, adding that it goes against our dignity as a country and our dignity as mexicans. he said they're simply not paying. >> david, he has to say that. he has to say that. i'm just telling you, there will be a payment. it will be in a form, perhaps a complicated form, and you have to understand, what i'm doing is good for the united states. it's also going to be good for mexico. we want to have a very stable, very solid mexico. >> you know, he's really talking nice about latinos there, have you noticed in his speeches lately. he did get 29% of their vote. >> he did not. so 54% of latinos voted early. the exit polls are actually talking about people that voted day of. most folks had already cast a ballot. >> what percent did he get? >> 18%. >> who told that you? >> latino decisions. >> what about poing? >>at silver is revisiting it. >> why is it important to say he did not get 29%? >> because it's a false narrative. this is the work we found internally. >> you say he got 29% on voting day. >> possibly. that's

he put mexico into this position. if you're going to have a real negotiation, you have two be able to negotiate with some roo room. with the president and his team did in this week is put the president of mexico in a difficult position at the point of national honor that he was forced to cancel the visit, and it's going to be very hard for both of them to climb down from the position they put themselves in and try to work out a deal. it >> martha: it do you think this is just president trump doing things the way he does them? he talked about bilateral agreements with every country and he is a coaching laying out a very strong marker and we would imagine, backing off and fighting off compromise. it >> the difference is, if you are in a deal with a contractor or someone who owns some land in atlantic city, that's a close conversation. if you are doing this on the international front, everybody hears about it and when they saw what president trump was saying and doing, it just makes it almost impossible for the president

we have a trade deficit of $60 billion with mexico. on top of that, the border is soft and weak, drugs are pouring in, and i'm not going to let that happen. >> both the white house and the mexican government put out a joint statement later in the day echoing the relationship is important. one difference between two statements? the statement from the mexican government was much more explicit in staying two presidents had agreed not to speak publicly about who was going to pay for the wall. for "nightly business report." at the white house. >> and as michelle just said, getting mexico to pay for a border wall remains a source of serious friction between washington and mexico's president nieto. one idea is a 20% border tax on mexican presidents entering the u.s. as you might expect, the former mexican president vicente fox thinks that a bad idea. >> you don't play around with mexico. if you want to tax 20%, you are really taxing corporation importing cars from mexico. that's what you say that you're getting the money to pay the wall. you'

the wall —— he's in mexico city. it's good to see you, thanks very much for being with us. the first of all, do you believe there is any possibility that the mexican people and taxpayers are going to pay for a wall to be erected between the southern border of the united states and your country? we won't give any peso, any sense, any american dollar to pay for that war. if the us government wants to charge us for it, they can charge but no public money will be used for that, we have a bill for that and we have heard that position from the president and the main thing to say about the wall is no public and mexican money will go to pay for that. we must start calling the wall by its real name, it's a hostile act, it's an unfriendly act and of course there will be consequences in terms of collaboration from our side. we have been helping the united states regarding anti—terrorism, information, intelligence, of course things will change if donald trump insists and continues to say that he will build a wall. 0k insists a

mÉxico no cree en los muros. an: en un mensaje televisado, el presidente de mÉxico sostuvo que a partir de hoy todos los consulados mexicanos en estados unidos se convertirÁn en sitios de apoyo, orientaciÓn y ayuda para mexicanos que se sientan desprotegidos. enrique peÑa nieto: donde haya un inmigrante mexicano en riesgo, ahÍ debemos estar. juan: reitero la amistad entre ambos paÍses, pero subrayÓ que mÉxico no pagara por ningÚn muro y dejÓ abierta la posibilidad para viajar a washington la prÓxima semana. enrique peÑa nieto: mÉxico expresa su amistad y voluntad con el pueblo de estados unidos. juan: ante la expectativa por la cita, analistas y polÍticos dividieron opiniones. >> es indispensable que el presidente reciÉn se la visita. juan: sostuvo que seguirÁ tomando decisiones respecto a la nueva relaciÓn con estados unidos. seguramente la confirmaciÓn estÁ incluida. ilia: segÚn dijo el presidente las Órdenes ejecutivas firmadas estÁn dirigidas a recuperar el control de las fronteras. a au

will not meet with the president of mexico. this is what mr. trump just told republican lawmakers moments ago during their annual retreat. >> i've said many times that the american people will not pay for the wall. and i've made that clear to the government of mexico. the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless and i want to go a different route. we have no choice. >> that was mr. trump. let's go straight to mexico city to layla santiago, can you tell us more what the president was thinking and if in fact this was a mutual decision? >> reporter: i can tell you that the mexican president is not backing down from his stance

. >> conmociÓn entre los inmigrantes que temen por su futuro en mÉxico el presidente su plan tiene cancelar su viaje a washington la semana prÓxima. >> significa aÚn mÁs temor para la comunidad de inmigrante. >> tiene dudas temores la abogada experta en inmigraciÓn alma rosa responde aquÍ en noticias telemundo todas sus preguntas ♪ . >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> buenas tardes finalmente pasÓ, lo que tantos migrante temÍan o al menos parte de ellos se ha cumplido, el presidente donald trump ha firmado las anuncia anunciadas Órdenes ejecutivas sobre migraciÓn, en realidad es una sola sustentada en varios pilares que va a influir directamente en la vida de muchos miembros de nuestra comunidad, para empezar el gobierno de estados unidos va a construir el muro, no se sabe cuando aunque donald trump ha dicho que serÁ inmediato, ni se sabe con quÉ fondos lo que ha dejado claro el presidente que antes o despuÉs lo acabara pagando mÉxico (hablan inglÉs) el segundo gran eje de esta polÍtica eliminar los fondos federales para las ciudades santuarios que protegen a

that they have stayed in mexico. there is no reason why they should have to pay for a wall that they have not asked for, that they do not support. but when it comes to their president, enrique nieto, many say they don't trust him, his approval rating is at about 12%. he's scheduled to meet with donald trump next week. but many of them say that they fear though may end up footing this bill, brian. >> gadi schwartz in nogales, thank you for that, that brings home the issue of the wall to our viewers, up close and immediately. linda, this is one of the issues we've seen roll out. we're in day three, working days of the trump presidency. there you were saturday, what may prove to be the largest combined outdoor gathering in our nation's history. this was one of the issues. how do you keep that founding spirit alive and keep attention on all of these issues that were so important to that event? >> i mean, the women's march on washington was the largest protest in u.s. history. as you know, we had 600 sister marches across

>> where would i rank mexico? everything, canada, mexico, our borders as an area we need to be able to secure. we've talked about this since 9/11 commission. how do we secure our ports to make sure we don't have materials moving into our port areas and how do we make sure we limit the flow of drugs and limit of flow of terrorism coming in. the vast majority of people from mexico are coming for work. that's part of the immigration conversation, to fix our visa system. we do legitimately have individuals coming in for nefarious reasons. we've got to finds a way to filter that out. >> bill press -- >> let me ask, would you be willing to take a gamble and put up $15 billion to whatever the cost is to pay for this wall on the premise that some day, somehow, some way, mexico will reimburse us? >> i don't know what that's going to be. quite frankly, i've heard that conversation as well and waiting to hear from the administration, the final proposal, laying out different ideas a week into this and waiting to see what the

de que serÁ mÉxico quien lo pare. marÍa: los esperamos con eso y lo mÁs actual del mundo de los deportes. ♪ marÍa elena: miÉrcoles 25 de enero de 2017, el presidente donald trump firmÓ ordenes ejecutivas para construir el muro y reforzar la vigilancia en la frontera con mÉxico. tambiÉn ordenÓ privar de fondos federales a estados y ciudades santuario. suspendiÓ la liberaciÓn de presos q indocumentados que irÁn directo a un centro de detenciÓn. indignaciÓn en mÉxico por la orden dentro de construir -- de trump de construir el muro fronterizo. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. jorge: hoy fue un dÍa histÓrico en washington. se firmaron Órdenes ejecutivas para cumplir las promesas sobre inmigraciÓn que hizo durante la campaÑa. esto puede cambiar el sistema migratorio de estados unidos. ordenÓ construir un muro en la frontera con mÉxico. marÍa elena: tambiÉn quitaron fondos federales a las ciudades santuario. y la polÍtica de ca

. >> crece el respaldo a mÉxico y el presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto tras las medidas anunciadas por donald trump, mientras con el paso de las horas aumenta el sentimiento ante estadounidense *. >> en los Ángeles tambiÉn hay protestas cientos maestros salen a las calles para manifestarse contra nominada para secretaria educaciÓn. >> todo es posible, williams ganÓ su grand slam nÚmero 23, rompiendo todos los rÉcords para convertirse en uno de los deportistas mÁs ganadores todos los tiempos. >> noticias telemundo con felicidad aveleyra y luis carlos. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos, muy buenas tardes, las palabras del presidente donald trump, ya se estÁn convirtiendo en acciones el tema del dÍa es inmigraciÓn, en las Últimas horas, mÁs una docena personas han sido detenidas en el aeropuerto new york. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes desde washington a pocos mes otros de la casa blanca donde se prohibiÓ la entrada a refugiados una medida a afecta a 170 millones de personas, incluso medio millÓn personas que tienen green card o permisos residencia no podrÍan reingresar al

the view from mexico. cnn's layla santiago in mexico city. any word if mexico's president would be open to sit down with president trump in the future? >> reporter: well, you know, that was actually the tweet he sent out immediately after he said i will not be attending that meeting. he said i extend my friendship and i am open and resonated with the people of mexico. i had a chance to talk to people on the streets. i spoke to one family not aware that the mexican president had cancelled that meeting and when they leearned, when i explained that, you could see their faces light up. like dignity had been restored. you can see they were pleased, that they thought of this as a victory and that comes after several senators, a former president, right, vicente fox spoke out and asked the president to stand his ground and really defend mexico's interest. so tonight, we are clearly seeing where president enrique p stands. >> he was concerned a trade war would hurt mexico and the united states. sean spicer today floated the idea of a 20% tax on import

, tambien afectÓ los envÍos de dinero a mÉxico desde el paÍs. las remesas representan la segunda fuente de ingresos legal despuÉs de las exportaciones automotrices. >> un informe del banco central de mÉxico revelÓ que en noviembre de 2016 el total de remesas a ese paÍs fue 27 mil millones de dÓlares, 25% mÁs que el aÑo anterior, los trabajadores mexicanos en estados unidos temen que a partir del 20 de enero el presidente cumpla con lo dicho en campaÑa, trump dijo que si mÉxico se niega a pagar el muro va a impedir el envÍo de dinero, de bloquear las remesas apare aparecerÍan sistemas clan destinos. >> harÍa mÁs caro el sistema lo que afecta a la familia que recibe la remesa. >> para analizar el efecto trump sobre la economÍa de estados unidos y de mÉxico nos acompaÑan dos expertos en la materia, el profesor josÉ que estÁ desde la ciudad de mÉxico y el economista jorge suÁrez que se encuentra en nueva york, vamos a comenzar con el tema de las remesas y para dejarle muy claro a la gente ¿ de verdad puede impedir el envÍo de r

states and mexico. tom? mr president, you said you would help us with a brexit trade deal. you said you would stand by us with nato, but how can the british prime minister believe you? you have been known in the past to change your position on things. may i ask this question to both of you singer that people are fascinated to know how you will get on with each other. you are so different, the hard—working vidic, the brash tv extrovert. have you found anything in common personally yet? i am actually not as brash as you might think. and i can tell you that i think we are going to get along well. it is interesting, because i am a people person. i think you are also, theresa. i can often tell how i will get along with somebody very early, andi get along with somebody very early, and i believe we are going to have a fantastic relationship. and i don‘t change my position very much. if you go back and look, my position on trade has been solid for many years since i was a young person, talking about how we