and in el salvador, these fighters that were backed by the united states were also heavily involved in the drug trade, narco gangs now plague central america as well as mexico right up to today. then his way, la has been the target of us regime change operations for decades. despite sanctions that created a food crisis and cost thousands of live, the socialist government there says it is standing strong, the aggression against the swell as brutal, its economic, financial, commercial, political in the media. and we're going to continue ahead and we're going to triumph know empire is going to set foot on venezuela territory and prevent the venezuela people from realizing their will realizing their own democracy and achieving their own destiny of freedom. while the states has burned a lot of bridges in the region, russia and china are doing the opposite. they're pouring in investments. and now countries that have been shunned by washington have an alternative. this is what china had to say about the upcoming summit. i want to stress again that latin america is not some front yard or backy

. >> al destacar los logro anunci sillas clavess la vacÍas mÉxico guatemala el salvador y honduras el triÁngulo norte. >> ¿julio? >>> administraciÓn biden tuvo que anunciar >> mÉxico, guatemala, salvador honduras >>> gracias, cristina. >> mientras justamente cuando estÁbamos en los Ángeles conversamos con el secretario de seguridad intern los Ángeles, tiene dientes el acuerdo estÁn obligados a a cumplir con los acuerdossa alej. si estÁn obligados a cumplir co los acuerdos esto nos contestÓ >> esto no se trata de imponerle una obligaciÓn a otro paÍs es mÁs una cuestiÓn de una a asociaciÓn y por lo tanto, es una enorme cantidad desplazamiento en la regiÓn y tenemos que secretario iremos frontera y los nÚmeros solo suben y suben solamente en abril 234 mil encuentros enenfrentarls >> secretario, iremos a la frontera y los nÚmeros solament suben y suben la crisis solo ha emp empeorado se siente frustrado? >>> mire, el reto de la migraciÓn lleva aÑos ¿no es asÍ Últimamente aquÍ en los estados unidos lo que tenemos que hacer es lo que el presidente estÁ proponiendo,

advierten ahÍ que el congreso tu nexo lo antes posible. salvador durÁn nos tiene el reportaje. salvador: tras aÑos de protestas y manifestaciones por lograr un camino a la ciudadanÍa, los llamados "dreamers" aÚn continÚan luchando por alcanzar su meta. hoy 10 aniversario del programa daca. >> no puedo tratar de hacer una familia sin saber que el otro aÑo lo mejor no me renueva mi permiso de trabajo. salvador: josÉ lÓpez y su estoy en los Ángeles participando activamente en aprobaciÓn de programa de de su creaciÓn.ha logrado graduarse de la universidad y a pesar de tener protecciÓn temporal como aÚn siente que no puede salir de las sombras por completo. >> muy agridulce, especialmente porque daca lo que hizo fue una curita. una curita en este problema de migraciÓn. salvador: de hecho daca sido el blanco de ataques por culpa de conservadores que han intentado revocar sin Éxito el beneficio que incluye el permiso de trabajo y protecciÓn contra la deportaciÓn. el presidente biden hoy emitiÓ este vÍdeo donde reconoce las contribuciones y el impacto positivo de los

all the countries that are just below mexico, that's guatemala, honduras, and el salvador and fervor field still to try to get to some sort of a safe country for them. in terms of escaping from poverty or escaping from criminality, especially in el salvador, honduras in guatemala gangs are a real problem. now that's something the president biden and president lopez over the door to some extent on the same page. talking about some sort of initiative to help the root causes of poverty that criminality in those countries. and when president biden 1st got into office, he did have a plan for a multi $1000000.00 plan for that which president lopez over the door supported. now they're going to come together and just over it naturally, 2 weeks time on july, the 12 to speak. so it's interesting to see if anything will come out of that as well. that will, kimberly was speaking a bit about there is of this is not just to us problem. this is also a mix can problem in terms of where these trailers and trucks coming from just more than 6 months ago. now in the southern state of chapters, more than

in addition to yourself, then, as you say, the leaders of mexico, guatemala el salvador, honduras, ah bolivia, and lydia antigua and, and by buddha, up all staying away. but no, i don't either yet. i beg, please attend him. yes, but, but not as you say it, a metal plate to grenada and seen kit. okay. but what message do you think a prime minister that sends for the future of co operation across the americas? well, united states of america and st. vincent denny renee means we are very good friends and friends, should indicate to all each other when you think that an era has been made. and the united states government as me than era, it is true that they have ruled back recently. some of the more egregious follies and put in place by the trump administration in relation to cuba. but those were done unilaterally. and it don't even take us back to the obama period. and i was dare in by the mom when president rollercoaster of cuba was there. even when president trump was in office, cuba was invited to the summit in but rule no, we're rule in back to clock in, in a we, which we ought not to

el vietcong es moneda de curso legal en el salvador desde septiembre de 2021 y el gobierno del presidente bukele estÁ siendo blanco de crÍticas. >> quien pierde con esta baja del bitcoin es el pueblo. >> hay una pÉrdida grande, significativa para la economÍa salvadoreÑa. fÉlix: sobre el uso del bitcoin, el fmi ha advertido sobre los riesgos, sin embargo, el gobierno salvadoreÑo rechazÓ esas recomendaciones. ni sus peores pesadillas. un ciclista se vio atropellado por un leopardo en una calle de la india cuando el felino saliÓ de los arbustos y lo embistiÓ, derribÁndolo al piso. un automovilista logrÓ frenar a tiempo y evitÓ que el insÓlito accidente fuera peor. se desconoce quÉ lesiones sufriÓ el distraÍdo ciclista. en argentina hubo protestas contra el gobierno de alberto fernÁndez por el alto costo de la vida. en medio de un incremento de precios de hasta el 60 %. inauguran en georgiaun impresionante puente de cristal. ♪ fÉlix: en medio de la naturaleza salvaje del sur de georgia, cerca de altos acantilados y cascadas se inaugurÓ una moderna construcciÓn de alta t

are the primary supply of guns used to commit violent crime in mexico, in el salvador, in honduras, and in guatemala. and invited dangerous firearms trafficking into communities on both sides of our nation's southern and northern borders. we saw this in my home state about a decade ago when a major firearms traffic ring was in uncovered in new mexico. this involved the mayor, a village trustee and estimated 190 firearms, including large numbers of handguns and assault rifles and the crime they were charged with, lying on their paperwork, not anymore. the bipartisan safer communities act takes this violence on with the severity that it deserves. it gives law enforcement the tools that they need to stop this activity and the violence it directly and indirectly creates in our communities and within our borders. by taking on the violence that families are fleeing in their home countries, violence that are inadequate gun laws have actually contributed to, were also taking meaningful action to address a root cause behind so many refugees coming to our country. i recognize that the bipartisan

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and we had those agreements with el salvador, honduras, and mexico. they kill those agreements. so, now all of a sudden, it is okay to not claim asylum for the united states and claim asylum put in different countries. i don't get it. again it's got to be the elections, the midterms because we had this pier they kill it. president biden sign 90 executive orders killing everything and every policy created by the trump administration to give us the most secure border in my lifetime. the midterms come up and i think they are worried. so, they will start making some changes, but they won't last word after midterms, they will be back to open borders. they are not fooling me for a minute. >> carley: interesting we are hearing they are willing to take in is a drop in the bucket but it does seem like outside of the box thinking that the trump administration was working with to alleviate these issues. so not a total win but i want to switch gears and talk about this. president biden delivered a prime time address calling for stricter gun laws and listen to what he had to say. >> i respec

salvador how el salvador how do you respond to that? >> that's another image arrogant, coming out of her mouth. i would challenge her to come down here and speak to my parents what it was like to wait for surgeons to come out of the operating room to let us know whether or not my brothers were to survive that attack i will share with you tucker his best friend died at the age of 16 as a result of that gang initiation process. i grew up in a community rice on ms-13 gang members trying to recruit elementary aged children and this is why i'm so passionate and so i'm running for office because it's now or never. this is not the america that we know this is not the america that we vary so much love and it's time that we stand up to the radical left and the cast they have caused. >> tucker: amen it seems like talking to you that things are changing do you think that's happening? >> they absolutely are. what we probably delivered 54% of the hispanic vote that was stored for republicans in virginia and i'm excited we just wrapped up two rallies

from el salvador, 58000. guatemala, 134,000. honduras 118,000. mexico, 483,000. other -- 502,000. i want to ask you, where do you think the countries of origin can do, how can they help? >> obviously this economic opportunities for the individual, there's a chance they will stay in their countries. the vast majority of the people we see coming to the united states are coming for economic purposes, they are not fleeing violence or because they are seriously afraid for their lives, persecution, they are coming for economic reasons so countries want to keep people in their own country, they will create economic opportunity. the problem is these are corrupt governments, we know that we seen that time and time again, anytime we give it to these countries, it doesn't go to where it needs to go, it goes to the pockets of the rich and politicians and that's why we see people coming to the united states illegally. arthel: interesting can't stop them at their border before leaving their border because you say the government is not doing what they should to make the place richer for them to

we are going to do women's empowerment in el salvador and there's going to be like amazing, you guys. but it doesn't address the crush of people sending their kids 2300 adolescents and children by themselves in this migrant caravan not to mention border facilities not prepared to handle the influx. don't have enough judges, don't have enough cbp officers. >> why does she keep going with this, you ask? this was their story from the beginning so they will stick to it. their talking points as the crisis ramped up was root causes, root causes, root causes and they are too arrogant and too politically paralyzed to pivot from that because that would be admission they are wrong and force them to do something their base will allow them to which is part of the problem. if she actually spent time at the border, the people in charge down there which i did recently, i was down there for days with the texas dps. kennedy: i was surprised. >> i talked to those officials and they scoffed not really but they scoff at this root causes idea because they said when the last x number of months during this

at 1920 saskatoon, $36.00 tropical depression, just off the coast of el salvador, that's throwing a lot of rain there. and we've got a line of storms moving west word across bolivia. and believe it or not, some snow in the forecasts for the falkland islands on saturday. that sure update. cast away the official airline of the journey. we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. no matter why you call out to 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that may be just there. mm.

the united states is joining the ranks of nicar nicaragua, polan el salvador to roll back abortion rights. >> reporter: large crowd here at the united states supreme court, let's look around, i'll show you the vast majority, the people here at this time are abortion rights supporters. you can that by the proponents. we had verbal confrontations, cursing, what have you, but it has remained peaceful. still the folks here projecting a sense of anger, projecting almost shock if you will, and that's one of the things i'm asking people about in the crowd here, given the fact there was so much advance warning that the court was headed in this direction, abortion rights opponents have been protesting, if you will, roe v. wade for 50 years and then just a few weeks ago, we got that advance opinion that leaked opinion of justice alito really signaling the court was headed in this direction. so i asked people, look, why are you even surprised? and one woman told me as far as she was concerned, she never believed the united states supreme court was ever going to do this. jim, back to you. >> joe john

desarrollo, a mecit. >>> trabajamos en honduras y el salvador y comenzamos en guatemala y belice, vamos a cuba y a haitÍ. >>> apoyar a su comunidad. >>> personas que quieran ser parte del programa, me refiero a quienes le van a dar una oportunidad a los jÓvenes para que se capaz ten en instituciones y empresa pequeÑos y cuÁles son las personas que van a ofrecer spas. las autoridad de buscan beneficiar a 3.000 jÓvenes. jÓvenes construyendo futuro. pero reclamos por los servicios consolarse interrrum piano a los funcionarios. >>> alberto romÁn dijo que en este centro educativo 3 de cada 4 estudiantes son latinos y la mayorÍa de ascendencia mexicana. chris cabezas telemundo 48. sin hablar de polÍtica lo importante es que los jÓvenes cuando las cosas que realizan que declinÓ la invitaciÓn. como lo hemos hablado se suma a la comunidad entonces no se discute y para bien de los que se puedan apoyar en este tipo de recursos. se necesita tanto. >>> hablemos de otras cosas mejor. pasamos con nuestro jefe de metereologÍa guillermo quiroz y vemos. tranquilo pero estÁ bastante caluroso

lluvias en todo el sureste así que sigue la lista creciendo en lo que es el pacífico y ya está en curso frente a las costas de méxico y seria que está frente al salvador y estará cerca de méxico por su desarrollo hacia lo que es el oeste los próximos días, no está afectando hacia el interior simplemente algunos nublados estaremos pendientes. vea nada más, qué calor se presente en gran parte de la unión americana de hecho, la muerte de más de 1000 ganados en algunos lugares se está presentando debido este calor intenso, las condiciones son extraordinarias en este fin de semana debido a ese calor que se presenta hacia el centro del país,estamos viendo la belleza, un panorama que se mantiene despejado si va hacia las costas a partir de mañana también despejado en los 60 vamos al primer vistazo en san mateo temperaturas que seguirán subiendo el día domingo 76° el martes en los 88 el calorcito regresa le voya tener más pronóstico en los siguientes segmentos >>> ya lo decía claudia, guillermo este domingo se celebra el día del padre por eso, joselyn con la historia de un

es mÁs fÁcil el ir a la embajada en el salvador y aplicar por una visa legalmente y no arriesgar tu vida, que hacerlo de la manera que lo vemos actualmente. tenemos que hacer un mejor trabajo para educar a nuestra comunidad y proteger a nuestras mujeres y niÑos. lo que sucede en la frontera nos debe alarmar a todos. >>> ¿cÓmo hicieron tus padres para llegar a este paÍs? yesli. >>> mis padres vinieron del salvador durante la guerra civil. fue un momento difÍcil para mis padres y mi familia. llegaron a texas y te cuento, a travÉs de mis padres, he visto trabajar duro y con humildad, echÁndole ganas. >>> son refugiados venÍan de una situaciÓn espantosa m su paÍs. ¿quÉ opinas de la gente que viene con problemas similares?. tienen derecho de venir a los estados unidos. >>> los estados unidos tiene procesos, donde uno puede aplicar y puede hacerlo todo de acuerdo a lo que estÁ establecido. y siempre insto a nuestra comunidad que trate de hacer lo mejor que pueda para hacer las cosas bien. y esa o oportunidades siguen en pie actualmente. >>> yesli eres parte de lo que muchos expert

salvador ya hay más de 40.000 pandilleros detenidos después de dos meses y medio de régimen de excepción instalado por nayib bukele. los miembros de las temidas maras siguen siendo encarcelados y perseguidos, por lo que pueden recibir condenas de hasta 30 años de prisión. según nayib bukele plasmadas están tratando de convertirse en guerrilla refugiándose en las montañas. >>decenas de trabajadores de lavanderías del sur de california salieron a las calles en una protesta para reivindicar que su trabajo es casi invisible, pero crítico para mantener limpios y seguros hospitales, restaurantes hoteles y otros lugares indispensables para la economía local. >>nosotros somos los que tenemos un salario muy bajo y nosotros le dábamos a los hospitales, y hospitales en general y nunca se nos ha reconocido como trabajadores esenciales. >>para los mismos dueños de lavanderías ha sido difícil retener a sus empleados, los cuales dicen esto ha puesto más presión en ellos. >>costa rica ya está dentro de la copa del mundo fifa qatar 2022. su victoria en el repechaje intercontinental con nu

. >>> el 36 por ciento de los inmigrantes provenÍan de mÉxico el salvador y de repÚblica dominicana los estados que incorporar mÁs al proceso de ciudadanÍa fueron california en nueva york y new jersey. >>> gracias por la informaciÓn si quiere saber mÁs ingrese a nuestra pÁgina de telemundo 48.com ahÍ podrÁ encontrar los requisitos que se necesitan para convertirse en ciudadano de los estados unidos y ademÁs de la guÍa para prepararse en breve, regresamos con mÁs. (comerciales). . mspi♪♪. >>> era un pÁnico que me controlaba. >>> Él es un exagente que viviÓ en carne propia estar encerrado en un vehÍculo para pasar la frontera. y entÉrese quÉ consejos ofrecen los expertos. y quiero terminar este noticiero. con la acciÓn de un joven de chula vista adriÁn rodrÍguez fue captado por el vÍdeo de una cÁmara de seguridad mientras caminaba hasta la puerta con una bolsa verde, minutos antes habÍa encontrado el bolso en un supermercado y decidiÓ ir hasta la residencia de la dueÑa para entregÁrselo. para reconocer la amabilidad del adolescente le entregaron dinero, cuando

there's people here from all over the world, including other parts of mexico, el salvador, honduras. the biden administration hoped they would attend this summit, but all four declined to attend. it makes comprehensively discussing immigration issues that much harder for the administration. jake? >> matt, thanks so much. let's go to kaitlan collins, who is with joe biden in los angeles. is the white house addressing this migrant caravan at all? >> reporter: they're not really getting into specifics on it, jake, or how concerned they are what it's going to contribute to an already tough situation that's happening on the u.s. southern border. though it's obviously a big concern for them. because a migrant caravan like the one that is emerging in southern mexico right now is precisely the kind of reason why a summit like this can be so critical. it's also why it's put those absences of key leaders at the forefront and loomed over the agenda that the white house hoped to promote while joe biden was here in l.a., host thing summit. and when you don't have key leaders who are critical to h

john: the presidents of guatemala, honduras and el salvador are also skipping the meeting. still, president biden, is unbowed, speaking last night of cooperation, not exclusion. pres. biden: no longer is it a question of what will we do, or what the united states will do for the americas, the question is what we can accomplish by working together. john: migration in the region is at unprecedented levels. more than 5 million venezuelans are displaced across latin america. migrants from across the world cross the colombia-panama border, and a crisis continues to unfold at the u.s.-mexico border. they are fleeing political and economic instability, and a new wave of anti-establishment and authoritarian leaders. at the summit, panama's foreign minister spoke for many. >> what is happening in democracy is that there is a lot less trust in our aders, the sa thing is happening in all countries. john: the americas have also been devastated by natural disasters, and the aftermath of the pandemic. another focus of this year's summit. pres. biden: let's use this summit to tackle obsta

and in sport, us about the pretty messy of fan el salvador, plenty of football action coming up in sport in just a few minutes. ah ah, i was thinking to prison in 2000. i was trying to one is that just me or my during the 5 of my daughter i did not hear when parents are imprisoned, the government doesn't have any plan for the children lifted behind. so these children need, or they need show that they are searching for la my question is to see that this student or prisoners are also given another chance to leave like normally shouldn't because they're not to party to that crimes committed by their parents. when i finally get to that place to build a home for these children and they see them become somebody usually fall in the society fending for themselves. it would give me satisfaction. lou aah! was started as the try back a film festival 21 years ago is now just the tri becca festival, while the name is shorter, the festivals expanded to include not only feature films, but also tv series music videos, games, and immersive experiences. kristen salumi attended one of those events in york.

s by that pretty messy. el salvador, plenty of them will ask me ah ah, ah, al jazeera. when i write down to the frank assessments, you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries. what is the situation? there's only one doctor, and when nurse i need to address, she informed opinions how big this foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bind administration, it comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in depth analysis of the data global headlines. how will a place, why did live get the vaccine when there's no money at all? the rest of the rich countries are fighting for the inside story on our jazeera blue. ah, ah, you're watching out as a reminder, autopsy, or is this our new as present? joe? biden has urged will companies to take action against soaring petrol prices? he said we're fine, is need to produce more gasoline and diesel fuel prices in the us have reached 40 year ice. israel, egypt and the european union have signed an energy agreement. the deal will allow israel to send its natural gas egyptian ports and then exported to eur

. >> hay mucha gente latina, hay mucho todo lo que es centroamÉrica, mÉxico, el salvador, todo, estarÍa mejor que los pasen acÁ los partidos porque hay emociÓn acÁ con toda la gente. >> estoy contenta que el mundial va a venir y vamos a poder ver los partidos. >> quÉ bueno que estÉ aquÍ en texas, aquÍ esperamos para apoyarlos. >> mÉxico por su parte tendrÁ tres ciudades sede de este mundial 2026, la capital con el famoso estadio azteca albergando su tercera copa del mundo, tambiÉn guadalajara y monterrey. y la misma alegrÍa entre los fanÁticos del tri. >> la verdad que eso es muy, muy bonito para la aficiÓn mexicana, que siempre estÁ en los mundiales, siempre es importante. >> mÉxico tiene que ser un gran anfitriÓn. >> serÍa maravilloso que en el futuro mi hija, asÍ como hoy recuerdo esa experiencia con mi papÁ, que ella pueda platicar que estuvo en un mundial. >> el tercer paÍs es canadÁ, con las ciudades de toronto y vancouver como sedes tambiÉn de este mundial de fÚtbol 2026, que aunque falta tiempo ya esperamos con muchas ganas. >> 11 personas fueron rescatada

and today we meet nicole santa maria who was forced to flee el salvador because of her advocacy work for human rights with the lgbtq community. she has brought her expertise to the bay area and provides support to transgender women. here's abc 7 news reporter liam melendez. life liberty and pursue of happiness. these three components are key. for the life itself to have dignity of life. i became an activist for the lgbtqi community in particular trance intersects and gender diverse community backing on salvador for human rights and women's rights that also brings consequences and that consequence i had to pay almost with my life and that was the reason that i fled el salvador and came to this country. my name is nicole santa maria and i am the secretary for ella para translatina here in the of the mission of san francisco, california so recall santa maria, your organization is on the same block as the first latino gay bar. and that was huge in the 70s. now you're here. almost in the heart of the mission you've carved this for yourself. do you believe? that this is your space and the

from el salvador and told he was actually a dreamer. his parents brought him to the u.s. when he was nine months old. he grew up here and ended up getting into trouble and went to jail and deported from the united states. and ended up here in the rio grande valley and he was caught by the texas wore border patrol and likely be expelled under title 42. >> and griff has been here and he knows what i'm referencing, the activity nothing slowing down. over 1,000 people alone, more than 18,000 illegal crossings here in the rgv sector as well 1500 got-aways. that's important to keep in context. that's one single sector here at the southern border, there are a whole lot more with big numbers as well. just goes to show, even with that title 42 rule with title 42 still in place, absolutely nothing is slowing down here at the southern border. we'll send it back to you. anita: bill, incredible pictures there, just showing people trying to sneak through storm drains, anywhere you mentioned and the border patrol agents in one sector just crushed. bill melugin, thank you for bringing th

come on, just dos. antoniette reyes from el salvador wants to know how our deserts formed around one 5th of the earth's land mass is covered with deserts. areas in which few or no plans can grow. most of the deserts are found in the some tropical zones, to the north and south of the tropics. like the sahara dry cloudless air flows to these areas from the equator, bringing with it heat and aridity the whole year round. china is home to the gobi, what's known as a rain shadow desert. the himalaya mountain range, which mines in the south act like a cloud barrier, allowing little precipitation to pass over its peaks. cold ocean currents can also lead to the formation of deserts liken namibia on the west african coast by preventing moist air from coming ashore. even the polar regions are deserts, very little precipitation falls here, and it's so cold that water vapor freezes right in the air. so deserts mainly emerge due to a lack of water. their areas which received less than $200.00 millimeters of precipitation per year. but global warming is changing the amount of precipitation. it's d

has announced a new round of sanctions against russian oligarchy and leads el salvador is extended its state of emergency for a 3rd month as part if it's crackdown on gang violence. but amnesty international who's accused the country of human rights abuses saying 34000 people have been detained. thanks for watching alger 0. 11 east is coming up next. the no, no, no, no. what was no, no no, no, no, no. this is, i don't need to be here with me when you look at me, when you get this message, can you open the home and ya today? and we're going to give you what we set up. well, they sent me a lot of money out of them at the hospital gave me just to let you know you're the one i know. i mean, i mean i shooting a lot of data that side of the conflict in the ukraine. how concerned should we be about his own to build up? we bring the stories from different ones that are rapidly changing the world we live in, because we want to come roches, new dollars, it becoming rushes new door. counting the coast on al jazeera. ah, myanmar is once again under brutal military room but in the country seemingly

come on to start. antoniette reyes from el salvador wants to know how our deserts formed around one 5th of the earth's land mass is covered with deserts. areas in which few or no plans can grow. most of the deserts are found in the some tropical zones, to the north and south of the tropics. like the sahara dry cloudless air flows to these areas from the equator, bringing with it heat and aridity the whole year round. china is home to the gobi, what's known as a rain shadow desert. the himalaya mountain range, which lies in the south act like a cloud barrier, allowing little precipitation to pass over its peaks. cold ocean currents can also lead to the formation of deserts liken namibia on the west african coast by preventing moist air from coming ashore. even the polar regions are deserts, very little precipitation falls here, and it's so cold that water vapor freezes right in the air. so deserts mainly emerge due to a lack of water. their areas which received less than $200.00 millimeters of precipitation per year. but global warming is changing the amount of precipitation. it's distri

salvador will also be absent, makes it very difficult for the organisers of this summit to credibly say that they have reached some sort of agreement on, for the example, the thorny issue of immigration which looms larger over this gathering of those nations, those absent nations, among those that contribute the most migrants to the situation on the southern border of the united states. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: it's the most lucrative golf tournament ever and probably one of the most controversial. what's the story with the liv tournament about to get under way in england? the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops have begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, forthem, has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. it happened as the queen moved towards horse guards parade - for the start of- trooping the colour. gunshots the queen looks worried, but recovers quickly. - as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll

salvador. these are the countries where many people are migrating from to go to the united states. they're not here because of this boycott that we've been discussing over the last couple of days due to the exclusion of cuba, venezuela in nicaragua, from the, from the summit by the, by the administration. so all of that being said, present by did say that he would lay out the u. s. as commitments in specific and concrete terms on friday. and the, the, the declaration is probably going to be about as close as we come to a joint commitment by these countries on the issue of migrations. the head of the international atomic energy agency says iran plans to disconnect 27 surveillance cameras. monitoring at sites to run is responding to criticism from the un watchdog for failing to explain uranium particles at some sites. victoria getting be reports . workers at an iranian nuclear site turned off to surveillance cameras on wednesday. it ran says it will disconnect more. the equipment is operated by t

and in el salvador, some women were sentenced to 30 years in prison because they had a miscarriage. our central america correspondent will grant went to find out more. between them, these women served nearly 50 years in jail. their crime? having a miscarriage in a country with the strictest abortion laws in the world. their early release following years of campaigning represents a small but important victory for women's rights groups in el salvador. among them was elsie, sentenced to 30 years for aggravated homicide after she miscarried in 2011. ijust kept thinking — why? why did those who testified against me do this to me? but these are injustices that happen and there are many others who are going through what i did. elsie is right about other cases. in may, a woman called esmee received 30 years for a miscarriage. campaigners say their battle is to change society, and warn the us would do well to look south. translation: latin america could take something - to the united states through experiences as terrible as ours, in which you will end up having women denied freedom under

salvador. these are the countries where many people are migrating from to go to the united states. they're not here because of this boycott that we've been discussing over the last couple of days due to the exclusion of cuba, venezuela and nicaragua, from the ex, from the summit by the, by the administration. so all that being said, present by did say that he would lay out the u. s. his commitments in specific and concrete terms on friday. and the, the, the declaration is probably going to be about as close as we come to a joint commitment by these countries on the issue of migration and rob another pressing issue in that range in is alfie slate, climate change. what's being done in that area? in a climate change is as you, as you mentioned, you know, it is a tremendously important issue, particularly for countries like the island nations of the caribbean, they're facing ah, storms of greater magnitude and greater frequency every year. as the ocean warms, the ocean is also rising, which is, you

summit meeting is overshadowed by the fact that several leaders from mexico, from honduras, guatemala el salvador and elsewhere countries that are actually essential to figuring out the a solution to the migration problem. boycotted the summit. they sent their for foreign ministers instead. and that's because the by the administration did not invite leaders of cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela. nevertheless, by and said that the people who are here, the leaders who are here will by the end of this summit, this week sign what he called the los angeles declaration. that is a attempt to manage in an orderly way. he said the flows of refugees and to increase opportunities for safe and orderly migration, while at the same time disrupting gangs of criminal traffickers. human traffickers who pray on desperate people over crowding and extreme heat and creating dangerous conditions for thousands of asylum seekers, making their way towards the us through mexico. i know raffles reports from the southern chapel state. ah, a public gymnasium in southern mexico has been temporarily transformed to house t

the government of el salvador has dismissed ongoing worries about its public finances after economists raised further concern about its adoption of bitcoin. a crash in cryptocurrencies has affected investors worldwide, with tokens such as bitcoin losing billions of dollars' worth in value. a civil law suit brought by brigitte macron, the wife of the french president, has begun, in which she accuses two people of spreading rumours that she is a transgender woman. the fake news story was spread on social media last year. brigitte macron has said that as a victim of cyber—harassment, she wanted to speak out and set an example. getting you news from afghanistan now where more than a million children are facing severe levels of malnutrition as the country struggles with an economic crisis that's already seen average incomes cut by a third. humanitarian aid is being delivered, but wider development funding is missing, and there are warnings that much more help is needed. 0ur afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani reports from kabul. we're in one of afghanistan's busiest markets. there'

salvador. now, those are all countries which contribute a large number of migrants to the flow into the united states and the united states was looking to this — the biden administration, certainly — as a means of rebooting its relationship with countries in the region. i think that it's done very little to do that. if anything, it's revealed the differences between them. he's trying to very much stress the difference between himself and donald trump, isn't he? very much so. donald trump was seen as very combative, of course, and one of the only leaders in south america that he really got along with was jair bolsonaro from brazil. mr bolsonaro was at this summit of the americas, but you're absolutely right, lucy, there was little love lost during the course of the trump administration. president biden now rapidly seeking to rebuild fences that were damaged by his predecessor. david willis there for us. justin bieber has revealed he has a health condition that has left his face partially par

so he's got this tropical depression, just off the coast of el salvador. it is throwing some driving rain really for this whole area stretching from san jose right up to acapulco on monday. i think we will definitely see some flooding here for the se, submitted by and say, god, let's focus on the carolinas. temperatures have come down there. you are in the upper thirties. now you're in the upper twenties and we've got a slug of rain for southern florida on monday. now also seen some rain through the desert software, so that's cool down things. big time in albuquerque at 29 degrees and knocked back your temperature just a bit in phoenix. also big change at home temperatures for saskatoon and regina windsor shifting around still that southerly wind for winnepeg through your temperature 33 degrees on monday. and because of that southerly flow of air, chicago is up to 33 toronto 23 on monday. but by tuesday we'll up that temperature by 10 degrees, top tier of south america. we got our usual rain and storms through this area. and as we get toward the south, we

salvador and honduras are also not expected. early i discussed the issue with the previous us presidential candidate who coordinates the cooper and finance well a full authority committee, gloria liver as lopez over to the lord and president, the us canal of cuba have said, as well as many others, they're all seen the u s is itself the one that becoming isolated by this highly anti democratic position to deny the invitation to the 3 countries q of venezuela. and he got iowa in the whole world, whether it's the u. s. army of ukraine and its involvement in eastern europe with the sanctions against russia. that if you don't go by the way of us, you will suffer sanctions, blockade, and even war and what's taking place right now with the summit of the americas is a failure by the united states because it can no longer dominate and dictate as it used to and those countries have said, it's time that we have the say in our own continent, the community of latin american and caribbean states was formed. so lock, this is why they have begu

the government of el salvador has dismissed ongoing worries about its public finances after economists raised further concern about its adoption of bitcoin. a crash in cryptocurrencies has affected investors worldwide with tokens such as bitcoin losing billions of dollars�* worth in value. a civil lawsuit brought by brigitte macron, the wife of the french president, has begun in which she accuses two people of spreading rumours that she is a transgender woman. the fake news story was spread on social media last year. mrs macron says that as a victim of cyber—harassment, she wanted to speak out and set an example. police in brazil searching for the bodies of two men, a britishjournalist dom phillips and a brazilian expert on indigenous people, bruno pereira, have found some human remains. police say a suspect has confessed to killing the two men, and he apparently led detectives to the place where the bodies were found. katy watson reports from manaus. it was a hastily organised press conference after another day of rumours and the authorities confirmed that human remains were found