mexico. so it included, nevada in new mexico and utah and most of arizona and parts of wyoming and parts of colorado. so that's about a that's about a third of mexico this area. so we'll look at that. well look something that area first. but to do a little bit of background, let's talk about andrew jackson. that's a presidential presidential portrait of andrew jackson an illustration talk a little bit about jack sodium democracy. so we haven't talked about jacksonian democracy much yet. we're kind of coming out of the year of good feelings, and we talked about the market revolution, but jackson when he was elected president, he had won the popular vote in 1824, but lost the presid. a and the electoral college and in the house of representatives and so he ran for office in a sense for four years in the name of democracy and popular democracy. jackson was the first populist president in american history, and he imagined himself as a jeffersonian in favor of the yeoman farmers and in favor of li

he is going to take the national highway on into mexico, on into mexico city. his first meeting with santa ana is the kind of battle that would normally end any other war. that is the battle of cerro gordo, at the passive cerro gordo on april 18th in 1847. it's been about a year since the war started. but despite not having high ground, despite fighting in another country's territory, scott's army is victorious, santa ana retreats from the field. i can't remember if this is the battle where the americans came away with one of santa ana's legs are not, get a false leg, prosthetic leg, he always carried a few extras, as you can imagine. so, there are sometimes weird trophies in wartime, due to atrocities there is even weirder trophies but i don't know full of time to talk about today. it may have been cerro gordo, i'm not sure. well, scott passed on to occupy the city of puebla. puebla, mexico is one of the, i think, the most beautiful cities on the continent, i haven't been then a couple of decades. but it is a wonderful place. he is occupying puebla in may, on

[música] pero comenzamos primero con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico aquí en san francisco, con nosotros el cónsul adscrito de la oficina, vicente sánchez ventura nos acompaña a comunidad del valle; bienvenido, señor cónsul. vicente sánchez: gracias damián, mucho gusto de saludarlos, y un saludo cordial de la cónsul general, remedios gómez, a toda su audiencia, también. damián trujillo: muchas gracias, bueno, tenemos un sinnúmero, sinnúmero de temas; comenzamos con la oportunidad de que las personas reciban su, su diploma de la prepa en línea; platíquenos un poco de eso. vicente sánchez: sí, antes, antes de yo, yo quisiera decir que el consulado, un poco para la perspectiva de la comunidad mexicana, el consulado general no solamente trabaja para expedir documentos, que es lo que más nos conocen, sino también en otros temas, que son educación, educación financiera, temas laborales, derechos, derechos de, a las personas, o sea, es una diversidad de temas, pero dentro de ellos hay, hay algo que damos las herramientas para que la gente se defienda en el fut

como en los estados unidos, no es que los inmigrantes haya salido desde mÉxico, no, cruzaron desde mÉxico hacia los estados unidos, luego entraron en este trÁiler que para muchos fue su tumba, iniciamos esta cobertura investigando quÉ ocurriÓ. francisco cobos comienza. francisco: olvera llegÓ cargando dos cruces hasta lugar de la tragedia conmovida por el nÚmero de muertes, eso mismo hace cinco aÑos cuando en un incidente similar murieron 10 inmigrantes, pero hoy dijo que esto tiene que pagar. >> me duele mucho, ya que yo tomÉ tengo familiares que vienen aquÍ legalmente. francisco: esta maÑana el trÁiler fue removido de la escena mientras investigadores continuaban buscando evidencias. tambiÉn buscaban con perros por tierra y con helicÓpteros por aire a otras posibles vÍctimas o sobrevivientes. Éste dueÑo de un taller dijo que estÁ conmocionado por los jÓvenes que habÍa entre los muertos, su taller quedarÁ al frente de la tragedia. " estoy triste, hay varios cuerpos en el piso, jÓvenes de 20 aÑos". las autoridades se centran en las bandas de traficantes de personas, a

this time are in mexico. so this is a significant threat to us capitol. so they pivot the bureau of investigation to dedicate about a third of its first agents to tracking down and arresting and hunting down these these magonistas. so the fbi in fact cut its teeth. right was born in an effort to suppress the outbreak of the 1910 mexican revolution. now, why is that important when we talk about counterinsurgency in the united states? do you ever hear about mexicans or mexican americans? i'm seeing a whole lot of shaking his no, right? we don't so this is another example this book is it's a smuggling act in and of itself. we're taking an extraordinarily dynamic riveting tale of like armed revolts and love affairs and betrayals and secret coded letters. it's a really riveting story right? yes, but smuggling within it key moments in mexican-american history and documenting how mexican americans and mexican immigrants are at the center of the us story. what's more essential than the fbi? right? what's more sensual

with out my background in mexico. in fact, i don't understand how anybody writes about drug trafficking, drug use without understanding mexico because almost everything abused in this country comes from or through mexico. host: sam quinones has covered migration, immigration and the drug epidemic for many years and was quoted in the los angeles times as saying i've followed the debate on illegal immigration for more than 20 years during which time i worked as a journalist in mexico and the u.s.. the issue has dominated, i come to believe, by america's desire to have it all. we want cheap stuff and low prices and we want to luxuriate in complaints about strangers in our midst who don't assimilate as fast as we imagine our grandparents did. sam: i think that is very much still the case. i've often felt in many areas, the presence of illegal mexican immigrants is tolerated, sometimes even applauded because americans on one hand, we like this stuff they provide us. they work very, very hard and become very creative and in

demi, new mexico. officer darian jarrot was shot and killed by a convicted felon whose wife had allegedly purchased the gun for him. she is now being prosecuted under the paperwork offense that is currently on the books. but the bipartisan safer communities act, under it, she would be facing more severe consequences for her role in the death of a state police officer. this legislation will also stop the type of organized straw purchasing and trafficking that we've seen too often in new mexico and elsewhere. right now, law enforcement has to watch as an organized chain of straw purchases happens, one after another, intended to protect the person most at quality, the mastermind of the operation, by keeping them far removed from the purchase that happens at an f.f.l., at a federal firearm licensee. our law enforcement watched this happened, but they can only go after the person who walked into the f.f.l. and made the very first of that series of straw purchases. that's usually the person least involved in

, eso meterÍa a mÉxico en una recesiÓn. reportero: una aportaciÓn que el gobierno de mÉxico ha reconocido pÚblicamente. >> paisanos actuaron como hÉroes y salvan vidas. ellos en el terreno econÓmico. reportero: el 90 % de las remesas se hizo por las transferencias electrÓnicas. >> para el medicamento, para comer. reportero: la regiÓn de mÉxico con mÁs receptores de remesas es el oriente. uno de cada siete hogares en mÉxico recibe remesas. fÉlix: son muchos los esfuerzos que los migrantes tienen que enfrentar para ayudar a sus familiares en mÉxico, mÁs duro es recibir una deportaciÓn. cuando esto sucede, no hay palabra que sienten aquellos que se reencuentren con los suyos. reportera: este era el momento en que yolanda anhelaba. >> no sabes cÓmo me siento, como un sueÑo. reportera: luego de vivir 18 aÑos en estados unidos y formar una familia, fue deportada a mÉxico en 2011 y desde entonces luchÓ para reencontrarse con su familia y 12 aÑos lo logrÓ. >> desayunamos juntos y comimos juntos. es una maravill

vamos con isoissa osori desde ciudad de mÉxico >>que el estadio azteca alberga su tercer mundial, méxico 70.86 y ahora 2026, algo inédito, el estadio azteca albergarÁ su tercer mundial. mÉxico 70.80 y seis y 2026, algo inÉdito, aquÍ dentro se han jugado y se han escrito de las historias mÁ bonitas de las copas del mundoÇ por su cancha corriÓ pelÉ en mÉxico 70, esta porterÍa vio nacer a la mano de dios y c coronar a diego armando maradona en mÉxico 86 como campeÓn mu mundial.>> tiene el coloso de santa Úrsula fue testigo del gol mÁs bonito la historia de los mundiales, protagonizado por manuel negret para la afición mexicana, siem ciudad de mÉxico guau la verdad es que eso es muy bonito para la aficiÓn mexicana que siempre estÁ los mundiales, siempres importante creo que serÁ un mundial espectacular pero tambiÉn hay muchas h historia >> ivÁn tenÍa nueve aÑos cuand su padre lo llevÓ a los octavos de final en julio de 198 serÍa maravilloso que en el futuro mi hija, asÍ como estoy recordando la experiencia comÍ padre, que ella pudiera platicar que estuvo en un mun

and mexico officially became the world's most dangerous country for journalists. this year is the worst on record for news professionals, with 11 being killed. violence in mexico has grown sharply since the start of the so called war on drugs in 2006 under the leadership. then president philippe gal didn't put violence against journalist, has grown exponentially worse under president. and that is manuel. no physical but other attacks against the press have increased by 85 percent since the beginning of his presidency. our best all although president lopez over the world took office in 2018 promising to uphold press freedom. he has since developed a combative relationship with journalists. the president has been accused of using his daily morning press conferences as a platform for denouncing reporters who criticize his administration. against vision, dental song video. this just sees open at his us ask it will build his medicine that has been diesel's in gun 10 below these, this building madison and i sitting beside as young as and gone down nice to us. he's even

, texas, colorado sonora jalisco la ciudad de méxico se reunieron para dar inicio con la conferencia anual en tucson arizona. >> estas reuniones son críticas de importantes para ambas naciones. >> son tres días donde autoridades de distintos niveles de méxico y estados unidos se reunirán para ampliar capacitaciones robos, desapariciones y tráfico ilícito >> es muy importante esa colaboración. conocerse, hablar sobre estos temas que son muy importantes para asegurar nuestras comunidades. >> si bien el intercambio de información y las capacitaciones tendría un impacto en todo el país en estados fronterizos como sonora y arizona hay colaboración dicen las autoridades. >> hay este intercambio de información por así decirlo y permite avanzar temas que tienen que ver con temas de delincuencia como hemos estado hablando pero con otros temas que tienen que ver con nuevos delitos como todos los temas cibernéticos. >> la presencia y operatividad en la región fronteriza es cada vez más evidente. >> así es como estados unidos es un cliente de drogas, en méxico por parte de la d

alejandro: en ciudad de mÉxico, alejandro madrigal. leÓn: los precios del combustible sigan por las nubes y ningunaseÑal que vayan a normalizarse. pero en california los precios ya alcanzan $10 la gasolina regular se vende en 9.6. la premium 9.90. el galÓn en estados unidos el precio promedio fue el el lunes de 4.86 centavos el galÓn. patricia: un dÍa como hoy, 6 de junio de 1944 forma parte de la historia al llevarse a cabo la operaciÓn militar mÁs importante durante la segunda guerra mundial, el desembarco de normandÍa. la batalla de normandÍainvolucra en su primer dÍa mÁs de 5000 barcos, 1200 aviones, 170,000 soldados sÓlo por parte de los paÍses aliados. y a 78 aÑos de su ejecuciÓn, este dÍa se conmemora para recordar al estallido de la segunda guerra mundial y el inicio del fin del ejÉrcito nazi en los paÍses del eje. leÓn: dos muertos y un herido grave dejÓ el choque de una avioneta en la costa de panamÁ city en florida. las autoridades dijeron que el piloto declarÓ la emergencia justo despuÉs de despegar.

mexico to try to make this long trip slightly easier. it's a deadly risk that's already claimed the life of at least one member of the group. rafael, a migrant from the dominican republic says he feels lucky to be alive after falling from a freight trailer. oh wow. good in the it wasn't unbelief. i was running as a truck was passing. i climbed aboard the beck and tried to grab onto but i lost consciousness and i felt the vast majority of people in this group traveling in woods, referred to as a caravan or from venezuela. despite coming all the way from south america and crossing the infamous jungles of the darien gap, many se mexico has presented the greatest dangers. not roaming around, the la mama may go like a 100 migrants refer to mexico as the house of terror. that is what we draw the cross a jungle a 1000 times than be here, gambling we'd been detained or arrested, left without money. and if we go on our own, when the cartels or something horrible, oh look up the hot water heater, who say is from venezuela and get that in from bitt

so many killings in mexico. i am close with my affection and prayers to the catholic community that's been afflicted by this tragedy. once again, i repeat violence does not resolve problems, but creates unnecessary suffering. mexico's president and businessman to win lopez over other condemned the killing of the 2 priests. but the president has also drawn criticism. after being asked about the growing public outcry over his national security policy. doesn't know, vamos, we're not going to modify our strategy. we maintain that human beings are not evil by nature. that is the circumstances that lead some to take the path of anti social behavior. oh, following the deaths of the priests in the state of chihuahua. catholic bishops in mexico have called on the mexican government to host a national dialogue with the goal of taking concrete actions to build a path toward peace. when will it up? hello al jazeera, elaine's one person has been killed and 7 others injured in the 1st fatal tornado to hit the netherlands and

but as of last month, new mexico had only used our law nine times. primarily due to a lack of funding and resources and training. just last month, on mother's day, new mexico tragically lost two teens, shot and killed by a man who very likely could have had his firearm removed using new mexico's crisis intervention law. the alleged suspect had been issued a temporary restraining order at the request of his former girlfriend and the mother of one of the victims. the restraining order showed that he was in possession of two firearms, unfortunately, the local sheriff's office failed to recognize the threat that he posed and didn't use our state's law to remove the firearms that he used to take the lives of two young new mexicans. if we can provide our law enforcement officers and courts the funding and training they need to make crisis intervention laws effective, we can protect our communities and ensure that future lives are not lost. the bipartisan safer communities act will help us do just that. our legislation also enhances the review process for f

mexico identro. you've got the mexican culture within mexico, but you've also got it outside of mexico and that's where we are in this borderland extends beyond the international dividing line. it's not a dividing line for the way that people live and think and talk and interact and have families. so yeah our moderator who's not here because it got a flat tire and you couldn't join us jack herrera had a list of questions and one of them was exactly what harry it's answering. well. it's interesting that you borderlands that has including areas that are not near the border and it's very important i think to do that because historically the border wasn't always where it is now and when we want to understand the context of a place and the heritage of a place you have to go back hundreds of years to understand all of what it is and how it came to be as it is now and so when you do that, then you start to notice all of the little things that are present that define the culture of a place and and it's not j

en mÉxico, issa osorio noticias telemundo. >> de verdad triste, gracias, issa. la oleada de migrantes que busca llegar a estados unidos sigue creciendo, solo ayer por la tarde un grupo de mÁs de 200 cruzÓ por la frontera mexicana de piedras negras, eran parte de los 600 que venÍan en caravana desde monterrey, mary cruz estÁ en la frontera, adelante, te escuchamos. >> asÍ es, felicidad, este es el cuarto dÍa desde que saliÓ el contingente de monterrey, los hemos acompaÑado minuto a minuto en esta caminata que se ha convertido en una tortura, pero los primeros migrantes ya llegaron a su destino. _. >> habÍa niÑos y mujeres embarazadas apenas llegaron al rÍo bravo y el dolor se les borrÓ del rostro, ansiosos y desesperados no midieron el peligro, un hombre estuvo a punto de morir ahogado, pero sus compaÑeros le salvaron la vida. no se habÍan dado cuenta que estaban cruzando por la parte mÁs profunda y peligrosa, mientras caminaban hacia donde dicen estÁn sus sueÑos, aseguran que lo sufrido en la caravana valiÓ la pena. >> las piernas no las aguant

one of them in reynoso, mexico, the sidewalk school. this is an organization, jose, that has sprung up to try and help some of those migrant children. and i just got off the phone with her just seconds ago, the leader of this organization, and she told me, that is wonderful. just a sigh of relief. something she had been waiting for for quite a long time. as you mentioned, jose, the remain in mexico policy, this policy that has kept thousands of -- tens of thousands of migrants in border towns on the mexico side while they await their asylum proceedings, this organization -- the sidewalk school says that the situation has been deteriorating. jose, we visited reynoso, mexico, last year. there was a tent city that had sprung up. at the time there were hundreds of people in that camp. it continued to grow larger over the last few months. and last month, on may 3rd, that camp in reynoso, mexico, was actually taken down. there have been other shelters that have sprung up in reynoso, mexico, to handle this unflux of migrants. we visited anothe

y canadÁ y uno muy especial para mÉxico que tendrÁ una primera vez. >> serÁ la tercera vez de mÉxico de organizar una copa del mundo, nosotros tendremos la transmisiÓn del anuncio en vivo por universo esta tarde, 2 de la tarde del pacÍfico, hoy se van a conocer las ciudades y luego hay que esperar para ver dÓnde se juega el partido inaugural y la final. >> quÉ especial para mÉxico ser el primer paÍs que va a poder albergar la copa del mundo en tres ocasiones, sin duda la gente en guadalajara, rey y ciudad de mÉxico estÁn a la espera, hoy serÁ muy especial, no se lo pueden perder. >> muchas gracias, andrÉs y a ana, no se lo pierdan, esta tarde en vivo a las 5 y a las 2 del pacÍfico por universo. ademÁs en las plataformas digitales de noticias telemundo y telemundo deportes, fifa anunciarÁ las ciudades de estados unidos, mÉxico y canadÁ que serÁn parte de ese mundial 2026. y el tÍtulo del Último Álbum de la cantante beyonce cuyo lanzamiento ella misma anunciÓ para el prÓximo 29 de julio, no habÍa sacado ningÚn disco en solitario desde 2016 pero es un Álbum que v

en ciudad de mÉxico guadalupe andrade para "despierta amÉrica". lourdes: Éste es el sonido de tu nueva oferta con gangas&deals, ponte a la moda con ahorros de hasta el 90% de descuento en marcas de lujo directo a tu e—mail. suscrÍbete hoy mismo en www.univisiÓn.com/gangas raÚl: tenÍamos una nota que comentar pero con el permiso de la producciÓn creo que este tema da para largo. sÉ que vas a conversar de esto "sin rollo" pero una declaraciÓn desde su punto de vista la veo muy honesta, enfÁtica en lo que dice y muy clara. mac: claro, tambiÉn por el otro lado no te puedes sustraer del hecho de que bien dice el dicho, en la cÁrcel y en la cama, que es la enfermedad, no puedes abandonar a tu pareja sea hombre o mujer, no puedes hacerlo, no puedes dejar en cuanto termine el juicio , pueden haber muchas cosas, creo yo, a lo mejor yo soy de la vieja escuela. carlos: de opiniÓn pÚblica ha sido muy partidaria en el sentido romÁntico, pero lo que vimos en las palabras de ella, obviamente abre la ventana de que habÍa problemas serios en la re

sabemos que el cÓnsul de mÉxico en san antonio e hizo un recorrido. hace unas horas estuvo aquÍ dentro de esta clÍnica, hablando con doctores y enfermeras. tambiÉn tratando de averiguar si aquÍ hay mexicanos para brindarles apoyo, e informar a las familias de los sobrevivientes y de los que perdieron la vida en esa tragedia. tambiÉn sabemos de la participaciÓn de otros consulados, como de guatemala y honduras, estÁn tratando de hacer esta conexiÓn con familiares y con los hospitales y las autoridades. sabemos por autoridades, el dÍa de ayer, que dieron a conocer que las vÍctimas que encontraron que sobrevivieron, fueron halladas en condiciones bastante extremas. no podÍan caminar, estaban sin agua y sin aire, y que estaban deshidratadas. y es una situaciÓn bastante crÍtica la que se vive aquÍ. estaremos muy pendientes. borja: gracias. carolina: tambiÉn la desesperaciÓn de la gente que quiere llegar aquÍ a estados unidos, y que terminan en condiciones como estas. muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn. comenzamos a recibir reacciones ant

a set off from southern mexico heading north to the us. most of them are coming from venezuela, cuba, haiti, and guatemala migration activists. so the group could be one of the regions, largest migrant caravans in recent years. at least 6000 people left the border city of tower schuler, and monday they time the departure to coincide with this week's ant summit. our correspondent manual apollo's following the caravan is joining us now live from shoppers state in mexico. then many, you've been walking with the migrants as talk us through what you've been seen. that's right, that we left early this morning. i would actually say in the middle of the night, the caravan actually left the city of us monday morning in the early hours of monday morning, made it as far as a small town called the alba over the going and then somewhere around 3 in the morning on tuesday, they set off on foot again. the idea here is to make as much progress as possible, they cover as much ground as possible before the sun. the midday sun starts to set in, which is what

mexico and honduras. not coming. do you have a high level of respective immigration discussion with the region, with the presidents of mexico? sec. jean-pierre: i think we're able to still have an array of conversations and really focus on our agenda. i do want to list out who is going to be attending. i know we're going to have a list fairly shortly. i hope. we're going to have 68 delegations, including organizations and observers are scheduled to attend. we have at least 23 heads of state, of government. i should be careful here -- heads of government who will be attending. more than 10 u.s. cabine members will attend, reflecting president biden's whole of government approach. i listed each day what the agenda is going to be. what we're going to discuss. which is also very important. but we are going to have -- our attendance is going to be on on par with what we have seen in the past. we have these couple countries not attending. the president has to stick by his principal. he believings he needs to stick by his p

jessica: la violencia en mÉxico parece no tener fin. hoy se hizo viral este vÍdeo donde se ve como sicarios se llevan a la fuerza un hombre de rÍo verde, san luis potosÍ, en guerrero tras el asesinato del —5 personas en un almacÉn de pollo en chilpancingo esta maÑana las pollerÍas en los mercados amanecieron asÍ, cerradas tan sÓlo desde el viernes ha sido asesinadas al menos 363 personas en este paÍs, en la sierra guerrerense hicieron una marcha donde le dieron a las autoridades dos semanas para que la violencia va que, de lo contrario amenazaron con armar a 60 niÑos de la comunidad. >> no quieren que tomemos las armas, dinos quiÉn nos va a defender a todos los niÑos de mÉxico. ilia: el gobierno de cuba con un de nuevo a mÁs de 380 personas por participar en manifestaciones de protestas el aÑo pasado. la fiscalÍa general dijo que se les habÍa condenado por sediciÓn, sabotaje, robo y violencia, entre otros supuestos delitos. 297 recibirÁn condenas de entre cinco y 25 aÑos de prisiÓn. jorge: en rosell opositor al go

right next to mexico's border. with guatemala, we've been following the steps of the migrants every day since. not a lot has changed since tuesday. they've sort of stopped and i'd have been waiting for instructions from the caravans organizers. as you mentioned already, this is a caravan that was organized to coincide with the summit of the americas, the message from the activists, the migrant rights advocates, and the event organizers, the care of and organizers. it's quite simple. it's a shine, a light to draw attention on the plight, not only of migrants that are stuck here in, in southern mexico. some have been here for weeks. so have been here for months, but to really highlight a larger migrant crisis that's playing out across all of latin america. i want to show you just very quickly where we are right now. this is a, a central pause in the city of weeks la, about 60 kilometers north of mexico's border. with guatemala, you can see the conditions that many of these people are, and there's rain in the forecast

, guadalajara mexico city. and monterey, and in canada, vancouver and toronto, now which of those cities will host the prestigious final match that has yet to be decided? it will be announced in 2023. but i can tell you that officials here in the new york area are pushing hard for that honor. no active underwater volcanoes may be out of sight for most of us. but that doesn't mean they're not dangerous. francis saw diving into the mediterranean on a mission to develop a better early warning systems. katya hasn't heard a young has the story. this archipelago along the north coast of sicily is famous for his volcanic activity. but the danger that lurks here isn't a bump water. but beneath we have the most active, i don't model of system or on the me to renew and see. and the directv is, are, are made by release over time of fluids with some, sometimes high water temperature. i mean, temperatures up $240.00 degrees c at 20 meters, and we have a huge amount of carbon dioxide that release the, by the sea floor that p

mexico border with water mala and not a lot. it's changed since tuesday when migrant, when the migrant care events sort of kind of grounded to a hold. want to give you a sense of where we are right now. this is a make shift gymnasium going to step out of the way, but i want to be very careful because we are literally surrounded by migrants who are laying down on cardboard boxes on sheets. anything that they can find to essentially turn into a bed where they can read their underneath this gymnasium, which is one of the few places here and found that offers enough shade for what i would say. anywhere between 20500 migrants and justice place, but we are talking about thousands of people who have been traveling in this migrant care. been the vast majority. these folks are from that as well that, but we've also encountered people from our, from cuba, from central america, from countries in africa. there are also representative here from eunice up, you an agency that looks over the human rights of children. there are paramedics and th

according to canada, mexico national water commission in other parts of mexico like animal seal, a lack of access to potable water. recently, sport demonstrations were thousands, marched on the streets of the city. experts say climate change is behind the excessive heat. fueling the crisis, the city of monterey in the mexican state of naval they own, is regarded as mexico's industrial capital. mexico's president has placed part of the blame for the water shortage on excessive extraction of water by bottling companies. mckesson merlow is the case of near the leon, is one to think upon. it has to be said. there are too many come hands that have been installed, that require water, where they're simply not enough water descent. so there must be better planning on moving forward. this situation will be resolved. yea, we are all helping the private sector is helping to out. but we will have to think about how we move forward. water and sewage authorities in level they own warn the 2 main dams that supply water to the monterey metropolitan area. home to some 5300000 residents could be complete

buenas noches. >>> aranza buenas noches desde ciudad de mÉxico. autoridades mexicanas si dentro de las vÍctimas hay connacionales mexicanos. por lo ya se el cancier marceloinforme encuentran realizando las investigaciones correspondientes con las autoridades de estados unidos y sobre todo para i identificar si dentro de las vÍctimas hay connacionales mexicanos, por lo pronto el canciller ha escrito en su c cuenta de y dentro de este grupo de heridos hay 4 menores. ha confirmado que 2 de ellos son de nacionalidad guatemalte efectivamente son 26 los mu muertos, tambiÉn hay 16 heridos que han sido trasladados a los hospitales y dentro de este grupo de heridos hay cuatro menores y tan se ha confirmado que dos de los menores son. y no >>> tambiÉn se ha informado que el cÓnsul de mÉxico en san antonio ya se ha trasladado al lugar de esta tragedia y desde ahÍ ha enviado el siguiente mensaje. vamos a escucharlo. >>> personas algunas trasladadas recopilando la informaciÓde l nacionalidad de las vÍctimas y estamos a la espera del informe las autori

but mexico's president boycott to the event. and putting 10000000 students to the test, china's university entrance exams begin under the shadow of coven 90. ah. or as john smith held on as butcher's prime minister, after surviving a confidence vote spot by members of his own party, he says the outcome was a convincing and decisive result. but the scale of the rebellion has waste questions about his future at westminster. 211 conservative m. p 's voted in johnson's favor and a 148 against that means 40 percent of his colleagues refused to back the prime minister all but in reports from london. a victory for the prime minister, but far from convincingly the vote in favor of having confidence embarrass johnson to say it was 211 folks and a vote against was a 148 votes. and therefore, i can announce the parliamentary party does have a raucous reaction from boris johnson supported with no disguising the enormity of the 148 m. p. 's who voted against their own leader. so convincing result, a decisive result. what it, what it means is

la fifa anunciÓ las ciudades de los estados unidos, mÉxico y canadÁ, serÁ sede del mundial de fÚtbol 2026. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos ilia calderÓn. >la turba que querÍa linchar a mike pence estuvo a sÓlo 40 pies de el entonces vicepresidente. jorge: asÍ lo revelÓ la comisiÓn legislativa que investiga el ataque al capitolio, y varios ex asesores legales de pence que testificaron que ni la constituciÓn y las leyes les daban el poder de anular las elecciones como exigÍa donald trump. ilia: y ademÁs que se lo advirtieron, claudia uceda nos informa de la tercera audiencia sobre esta frustrada insurrecciÓn claudia: el comitÉ revelÓ que trump llamÓ enojado a pence en la maÑana del asalto al capitolio. la conversaciÓn fue muy subida de tono, dijo la misma hija de trump, ivanka, en su testimonio a comitÉ legislativo que investiga el ataque, incluso este otro asesor dijo que trump habÍa insultado a pence, le dijo que era un cobarde y un dÉbil, y es que no cedÍa a las presiones de trump para anular la victoria de biden en las elecciones presidenciales d

on monday, another group of refugees and migrants set off from southern mexico, heading north. they time the departure to coincide with the summit onto cirrus manuel. rob, hello, is travelling with the group referred to as a caravan near the mexico guatemala border. thousands of migrants set out from the city of dublin schuler in the early hours of monday. many are mothers with young children who, despite the heavy rain, pushed to keep pace with the rest of the crowd. oh, there is numerous nationalities among them, but the vast majority are from venezuela. oh, all want to reach the united states only anyway, i left my country in search of a better future with god's help if he permits, i will reach the u. s. border and find new opportunities and help my family. it's already been a long and difficult journey for most. and many are now finding that mexico has its own challenges on the way for this elderly woman. the inclement weather is too much . fortunately, paramedics are close by. her daughter says they're desperate for the nightmare to be open in the morning on look. and then

and a lot pacific coast of mexico, lot of inland mexico, quite wet and that good rain extends into what is still hot weather, but in the desert southwest of the us, this is the time of year to get the rain. now the concentration, i think, would be a bit further to new mexico, even texas, we're attempts to start to recover the be some big thunderstorms and it's cool down again to the northwest, settle back to 21 official airline of the journey to often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of them thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives stand for decades, reviews the forgotten food of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of afghan cinema on it just either in 1985 for young anti apartheid activists were murdered by south african security forces. if you gone solve the problem by the moving the guy, then you could give you 36 years on a family's quest for justice, reveal systemic resistance to prosecution and must all be convict for taking my father aw

>> y mÉxico. >> muy buenas tardes >>> gracias por estar con ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) muy buenas tardes gracias por estar con nosotros. hoy estamos aquÍ en la frontera porque este lugar estÁ en el centro y mÁs adelante vamos a hablar sobre eso >>> pero comenzamos en uvalde, texas la masacre en uvalde en una de las peores tragedias que ha visto el paÍs >>> la policÍa estuvo afuera durante mÁs de una hora sin detener al atacante y hay que tener esto esto en mente despuÉ que el jefe de policÍa arredond saliÓ a defenderse de las crÍticas >>> la desesperaciÓn era palpable, la peor pesadilla para un padre era un realidad del 24 de mayo en uvalde, texas >>> niÑos huyen provocado por un tiroteo que dejarÍa a 2 maestras y 19 alumnos muertos ahora varias investigaciones buscan esclarecer quÉ pasÓ y por primera vez el jefe policÍa rompe el silencio que ha aviva las crÍticass a la respuestas d las autoridades revela que al llegar a la primaria corriÓ hacia el edificio armado solamente con su pistola cuando llegÓ a la puerta del salÓn en donde estaba el tirador estaba cerrada con una tra

justicia anula la polÍtica fronteriza de la era del expresidente donald trump conocida como quÉdate en mÉxico, que los obligaba a permanecer en el paÍs vecino. en un falle de cinco jueces a favor y cuatro en contra a partir de este momento el departamento de seguridad nacionalno podrÁ enviar a ciertos ciudadanos no mexicanos que cruzan la frontera de regreso al paÍs vecino. con esta decisiÓn. borja: tenemos que decirlo bastante sorpresiva se verÁ forzado a detenerlos o librarlos aquÍ en nuestro paÍs mientras se tramitan sus procedimientos migratorios. reportera: nos encontramos aquÍ en reynosa, tamaulipas y toda esta cantidad de migrantes que se encuentran al exterior de este lugar estÁn esperando les den acceso para poder tener albergue en este sitio, la noticia ha sido tomada con buenos ojos por parte de la unidad. seÑor, cÓmo toma esta medida? >> lo que estamos es alegre y ojalÁ que sea cierto todo lo que han dicho ahora por quÉ ya todos los que estamos acÁ estamos cansados, tenemos meses y no nos dan ninguna respuesta. reportera: con esto se abre una luz en el camino? >> pri