it's the moment when joined new mexico and when was now permitted before mexico assumed control of mexico when it was all under spain? the camino real was the only that trade goods got north south train spain had very strong protection policies about trade. so the traders like bicknell and thomas james, who came in to santa fe in the fall of 1821 and saw this moment of independence, were witnessing a rather remarkable sight. so thomas james, a raucous scene on, the santa fe plaza on january six, 1822, when the flag of mexico was over santa fe and, the flag of spain came down. as the flag went up, the fired in the men and women for all quarters of the city came running, some half dressed to the public square, which soon filled with the population, the city, the people of the surrounding country came in, and for five days the square was covered with spaniards and indians from every part of the province. during this whole time, the city exhibited a sense of universal carousing and revelry. all classes abandoned themselves to the most reckless dissipation and profligacy men, women and childre

new mexico was -- you said it was taken over from mexico but wasn't mexico. did it have its own -- what is your opinion there? dr. levine: asked like a person in politics. new mexico, of course, was occupied by pueblo people from the time in memorial. we used to say from the time the memory of man runeth not to the contrary. new mexico has great antiquity in its archeological and native populations. in 1598 when pain conquered new mexico, when the spanish came up from mexico from the conquest and mexico, they came up the rio grande and claimed new mexico for spain. so new mexico is a colony of spain from 1598 to 1821. there was a long period of new mexico -- mexico fighting against spain for its independence. so in 1821, that moment that i read you of the flag going up, that was the moment that new mexico learned that they were no longer part of spain but they were now part of the new nation of mexico. so we were part of mexico from 1821-1846 when we were then annexed by the united states. good. 400 years of history in history0 seconds. another question. >> d

they enter mexico. can you explain the process of getting these weapons from the us to sinaloa and mexico? the person who buys these weapons has a license to do this. we pay for the transportation and he finds a way to transport the weapons himself. be prepared , they are at the border, they are giving us statistics. three vigilant commandos. he will eventually find a way to get the weapons across the border. with a tow truck or a plane, he will eventually find a way. what do you think about the laws related to. what does it mean to be on the us side of the border? the law allows you to easily sell weapons and anyone can buy them . i think it's great. yes , it helps us . this is a 50-barre caliber . this weapon was discovered by cartel smugglers in mexico . these deadly american-made weapons can be made of steel plates. the international institute for peace research announced in 2022 that the sale of weapons and military services by the top 100 weapons manufacturers in the world totaled $597 billion , w

attacks in mexico. in 2020, thousands of cartel gunmen tried to assassinate the chief of the mexican police in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the capital. the shootings left two bodyguards and a bystander dead. this is beverly hills, right? this is beverly hills, mexico, and 50 gunmen are attacking the chief of police . right near the home of the us ambassador. that makes a lot of sense. how many bullets do you think are in the bag? 37 guns seized , 5.50 caliber. is using five guns a crime? with a 50 caliber in a typical armed attack, is that even a big deal for an attack in mexico ? it's like the us military has invaded iraq and afghanistan. this is definitely not normal. timothy sloan and his team were able to trace all the weapons found at the scene of the jam . how did you know that those weapons came from the us ? we easily traced the serial number on the weapons and found out that they came from the us. the arms trade is very profitable , so many senior american officials are involved in t

in mexico. according to government statistics, at least 70 percent of the weapons used in crime and mafia operations are imported by american dealers or manufacturers. they are going to mexico. can you explain the process of transporting these weapons from the us to sinaloa and mexico? the person who buys these weapons has a license to do so . we pay for the transportation and he finds a way to transport the weapons himself. be prepared . they are at the border. they are reporting us. three vigilant commandos . he finally finds a way to cross. the weapons find a way across the border. by tow truck or plane, they finally find a way . what is your opinion on the laws related to weapons in the us? i mean, according to the law, it is easy to sell weapons. and anyone can buy it , i think it's great . yes, it helps us . this is a loaded 50 caliber. this gun is from a cartel smuggler. and the military services of the top 100 arms manufacturers in the world total $597 billion , and american companies an

memory of the us-mexico war. so challenge is, you know, is that you don't really when when historians go to archives we don't necessarily you might go to archive and you see okay there's there's there's a a folder or a box of of documents for a certain family or, a certain organization like the naacp or lulzsec or, you know, what have. but you're not going to have necessarily a box that says collective of the us-mexico war. so it's a little harder right? it's not like in the movies, you know, that that happens in the movies, but it's not. that's real life. and so i started by going to certain events, certain people that i knew and, you know, from, from my, my, my work. so my idea antonia, mariane barrow, richard burton, who's a novelist from california, who wrote several novels, but one of them is the squadron the dawn, and it's about the dispossession of a wealthy elite california people from california mexican-americans. and so i she had written about it. so i went to that right. i knew of certain organizations

any sense of how many people that's left stranded in mexico? a well, the short answer is that we really don't have a good sense of it. the figure that was given by the mexican government by president cloudy, assigned at the beginning of the year, or a few months ago for the 1st 4 months, was 39000 people that had come back. but that, of course, doesn't count the people who were still stuck here and hasn't made it to the border . so there people in all different kinds of shifting categories that have been unable to move. they're unable to go to the us mexico border because they don't have the funds. and because they have very little possibility of being able to join family members in the united states with the new policies. and they don't have the funds to go back to their countries of origin. it's to now that many are decided to stay in mexico, but they haven't had the kind of support they need to integrate into the mexican economy and the mexican society as well. which is why you see these encampments in mexico, city of people who really don't

by the way, my father-in-law was a cattle rancher in new mexico and wanted to buy in mexico earlier, he bought land from the mexican government, and 15-20 years later the government wanted to give the land back. anyway, in this process my father-in-law was kidnapped and held for ransom. he was ransomed for a million pesos, but at least he came back alive. "i've been wanting to go abroad for the last few years, i don't even know why, i'm going to watch what happens, you know, at first i thought i was going for a reason, i was going to do something, like i thought i'd be able to interact with the kids, which i hope, that's a good question, it's kind of sad, at home in the church i belong to, there are a lot of people who say that immigrants don't..." the issue of family separation, i don't want children to be taken away from their parents, but when parents are prosecuted for trespassing, the children should be taken away. disagreements, but overall, i think as a people, we are good people, and i think when we really know the truth, we act on that truth, we become the ambassadors for so

memory of the us-mexico war. so challenge is, you know, is that you don't really when when historians go to archives we don't necessarily you might go to archive and you see okay there's there's there's a a folder or a box of of documents for a certain family or, a certain organization like the naacp or lulzsec or, you know, what have. but you're not going to have necessarily a box that says collective of the us-mexico war. so it's a little harder right? it's not like in the movies, you know, that that happens in the movies, but it's not. that's real life. and so i started by going to certain events, certain people that i knew and, you know, from, from my, my, my work. so my idea antonia, mariane barrow, richard burton, who's a novelist from california, who wrote several novels, but one of them is the squadron the dawn, and it's about the dispossession of a wealthy elite california people from california mexican-americans. and so i she had written about it. so i went to that right. i knew of certain organizations

mexico, however, if you look at the center of el passo, you will see the wealth of people from mexico. we are directly connected. i used to work for the police department, el paso. many of our best police officers were born, raised and educated in mexico. the biggest myth is that immigrants are dangerous and cause crime. we know that this is not true at all. elpas is right on the border with mexico. we have a very large immigrant population and we are. participants in the program visited immigration attorneys to learn more about crime and security issues in the border areas. here's what they learned. myth #1: undocumented immigrants are committing violent crimes and murders at unprecedented levels in states bordering mexico. fact: a recent study found that undocumented immigrants commit crimes at lower rates than u.s. citizens. for example, according to a report by the cotton institute, in 2016, the rate of convicted illegal immigrants who committed murder in texas was 44% lower than the rate of u.s.-born people convicted of such crimes. myth 2: terrorists are entering the u.s. en mas

mexico is very crowded .is a country with a population of 130 million people who love food, music. and its culture is famous . the country is also known for its ongoing conflict with drug cartels , which has killed 430,000 people since the conflict began nearly two decades ago. this plaza in mexico city was built to commemorate the 60,000 people who disappeared, often in collaboration with police and law enforcement. in 2014, a huge scandal broke out in the country. 43 students disappeared and now , 10 years later, the case is still unsolved. but what we are investigating is the role of israeli spy technology in this story. come to the people close to you. the case is a conversation we have. the students took a bus to join us in our protest on october 2nd, but were surprised by an attack. a group followed them and shot at them. in fact , they had their share of destruction. these protesting students, mostly leftists, were demanding better living conditions for students and local residents of istalgar, as well

ya veremos cuál es la respuesta de méxico.ato y ver rechazada su solicitudes de asilo sin poder presentar su caso ante un juez. y es que la propuesta estará afectando a quienes ingresaron y a los estados unidos y posteriormente solicitaron la protección . guillermo gonzález nos explica . >> se trata de reportes de prensa. no confirmados aún por la casa blanca, en los que se plantea la posibilidad de que el gobierno desestime las peticiones de asilo. a personas que entraron ilegalmente al país . según la cadena cnn , todos esos casos de asilo podrían ser cerrados . deben enviarlo de manera tal que sea bien documentado, que esté bien estructurado y que cumpla los requisitos de elegibilidad . preferiblemente deben estar. asesorados , representados por un abogado de inmigración con licencia . muchas personas que solicitaron su asilo están recibiendo cartas como esta en la que se les informa que en adelante su caso estará en manos de ice . la oficina de asilo no puede tramitar su formulario y cinco 89 en este momento . sin embargo,

nos quedamos en méxico.nte dos semanas por un grupo criminal. las autoridades advierten sobre el aumento de secuestros de migrantes en la frontera y piden a la población denunciar causas sospechosas. las autoridades consulares de estados unidos en méxico lanzaron una alerta ante el aumento de secuestros de ciudadanos estadounidenses en territorio mexicano . según los reportes, las víctimas estarían siendo seleccionadas a través del populares aplicaciones de citas . elizabeth mávil nos explica . >> la embajada de estados unidos en méxico emitió una alerta de viaje para sus ciudadanos que quieran visitar los estados de jalisco y nayarit . esta alerta se da después de que a principios de mayo se registró el secuestro de ciudadanos estadounidenses en puerto vallarta, jalisco, por personas que contactaron mediante una aplicación de citas . be aware of that wherever they are when it comes to meeting strangers using the internet . autoridadesde jalisco confirmaron que un grupo de ciudadanos estadounidenses fue priv

these marquesitas are really popular now in mexico. they started, actually, in campeche and then rolled out across the whole of yucatan peninsula, and now you can find them in most big cities. oh, nutella. so excited for this. i don't normally allow myself sweet treats like this. definitely worth it today. muchas gracias, amigo. mm. tasty, and that's all that matters, especially at this time of night. playa del carmen isn't just about incredible food. it's also famous for its underground caves called cenotes. there are around 30,000 of these caves on the peninsula, and for the maya, they were seen as sacred places full of mystery. they believed that they were connections and portals to the underworld. they are also incredibly fragile and yucatan's only source of fresh water. i'm here to meet scientist and environmentalist roberto rojo. roberto wants to show me how the maya train is having a direct impact on this delicate environment. we're heading deep into the forest and into jaguar country. this is, this is a jaguar poo. look at the

so how do you balance new mexico, how do you pull that off?> in new mexico we come from a culture that is conservation oriented so we've realized from the start this is a transition . it's coming whether we like it or not. and we're better off if we have agency and we managethat transition so that's what you've seen in new mexico is simultaneously trying to deal with where we are now but thinking about the future and making investments . >> you think democrats can learn anything from how you're promoting the needs of oil and gas in new mexico and adding power to mangroves, there were democrats very opposed. >> there's a lot that can be learned with how democrats have negotiated those issues in new mexico, one from a deep position of respect for anybody who works for drilling and if you start there you are not behind . a lot of democrats have gotten the tone all wrong and if you want to see a good example look at somebody like dave vasquez who represents a huge sprawling congressional district in southern new mexico that incorporates part of th

el cafÉ de las maÑanas sabe mejor en mÉxico. >> le encanta oaxaca, le encanta mÉxico, le encan la culturagÚn cifras de wubook realty, de 96 viviendas vendidas diariamente a extranjeros, 60 son estadounidenses. >> estÁn interesados en quedarse. >> verÓnica trabaja en una inmobiliaria y asegura que en el Último aÑo las ventas a extranjeros se elevaron hasta en 18%, siendo la ciudad de mÉxico uno de los sitios preferidos. >> estamos viendo que tienen interÉs en adquirir propieds en nuestro paÍs porque asÍ les conviene econÓmicamente. >> pero el que forÁneos prefieran vivir en mÉxico encarece servicios y transforma comunidades. >> aquÍ tienes que aprender a hablar inglÉs, porque si no, no te contratan. >> alejandra trabaja en la colonia roma, una zona que estÁ cambiando ante la llegada de residentes de otras partes del mundo. >> no siento que estÉ mal que vengan extranjeros, pero tampoco estÁ bien que aumenten los precios, porque aquÍ en mi negocio, al menos han aumentado los precios. >> las consecuencias para mÉxico no solo son negativas. la presencia de extranjeros tambiÉn genera derrama ec

dubái, en monterrey, méxico .nos vemos mañana . [música] buenos días. hay cambios para quienes soliciten ciertas visas como estudiantes o participen de intercambios entre ellos . mantener ese control en lo que compartimos en línea . . >> y mucha atención . comerciantes. porque autoridades están advirtiendo sobre fraude recientes que van a la alza contra usted como dño

of mexico?> um -- [ laughter ] that, i don't know. >> what's the capital of mexico? >> um -- guadalajara? >> cancun? >> fill in the blank. remember the? >> titanic. >> can you name a famous mexican? >> i was thinking don quixote, but he's spanish, i think. >> also fictional. do you know what this woman's job is? >> kathleen kennedy? >> emperor of mexico. >> you know who this is? she is one of the most famous artists from mexico. >> lana turner or somebody? [ laughter ] >> lana turner? i don't know. >> malala. is that right or wrong? >> queen viktor que. >> where's mexico on this map? >> i think up here. >> where are we? >> we are -- i think hollywood is somewhere over here. >> and where's canada? >> canada? i'm just going to take a guess. right here? >> right in between, that's right. can you name two countries that mexico borders? >> yeah. united states of america and canada. [ laughter ] >> can you name two countries that mexico borders? >> uh -- well, the united states. right? and -- would th

new mexico, which is new mexico, a huge part of arizona as well, a gigantic territory. and he was the us marshal and sheriff. so he's has a big responsibility. he basically becomes a confederate official and gets when the confederates get run out of new mexico, short order, he's got to flee with them. of course, roy's already gone. he's absconded with the money that was in the safe and a horse and a saddle. so they a big falling out. so there there are differences opinion really influence there what happened to their personal relationship in their lives but they were arguing over pretty big things slavery was a really big issue with them and sam later in life telling people in new mexico biographer about that falling out and about that theft and how they left things, new mexico and how it took pretty much to the end of their lives, even that up. so i how can you beat that you know the brotherly you know, betrayal and and you know, reconciliation it's it's again, it's just history giving you giving you lots of gifts i don't want to leave this talk with that talk without

these marquesitas are really popular now in mexico. they started, actually, in campeche and then rolled out across the whole of yucatan peninsula, and now you can find them in most big cities. oh, nutella. so excited for this. i don't normally allow myself sweet treats like this. definitely worth it today. muchas gracias, amigo. mm. tasty, and that's all that matters, especially at this time of night. playa del carmen isn't just about incredible food. it's also famous for its underground caves called cenotes. there are around 30,000 of these caves on the peninsula, and for the maya, they were seen as sacred places full of mystery. they believed that they were connections and portals to the underworld. they are also incredibly fragile and yucatan's only source of fresh water. i'm here to meet scientist and environmentalist roberto rojo. roberto wants to show me how the maya train is having a direct impact on this delicate environment. we're heading deep into the forest and into jaguar country. this is, this is a jaguar poo. look at the

is like new mexico. i think the problem that there is still that kind of goldwater i ethos that is if you talk to katie hobbs if you talk to mark kelly sure they will. they are not like bleeding heart. they are very business friendly. they are very much beholden to the real estate industry and. phenix that still very much runs show in that state that there's a real kind of like go along get along mentality with business that that like how you're successful at politics there and it has very little to do with the national parties so we're right where we need to open it the floor for questions if anyone has a question we'd love to hear it and. i think we're going to have a microphone that goes around and so just raise your mano and let us know. so what would be the best to be in if for like spanish speaking and just being able to do business with mexico? i mean, i would say el paso i think with de la tariffs and whatnot, that is changing. but, but el paso still is i mean, el paso, juarez, as i write about i

i think you're aware of the project in new mexico.hat's 3 1/2 giga watts of generation plus 550 miles of high voltage transmission. that's billions and billions of dollars of investment in the southwest. and it took 17 years to get to permitted certainty on that project. we should be able to get to yes or no on a five year or four-year time frame. we need to do permitting reform. i would say we have a really good template. we created bipartisan permitting reform in the energy and natural resources committee in the last congress. and my approach to legislation is once you get enough consensus to where you're only losing few members. josh holly, bernie sanders -- josh: is mike lee engaging? sen. heinrich: it's low-hanging fruit. if you were to pull that up in front of the committee, i think it would have wider support in the committee than it did in the last congress. josh: but there haven't been conversations. sen. heinrich: there have been conversations but it's not been marked up and we should do that. josh: absent permitting reform

revÉs judicial para mÉxico.ma determina que mÉxico no puede demandar a los fabricantes de armas en estados unidos. mÉxico acusa a estas empresas de facilitar el trÁfico ilegal de armas y fortalecer a los cÁrteles. con un s-o-s. piden auxilio en un centro de detenciÓn de ice en florida. decenas de migrantes se sentaron en el patio y formaron la palabra. >> llenar una solicitud para ver un mÉdico. >> familiares de los detenidos nos cuentan por quÉ piden socorro. y noticias. telemundo habla con la madre de sofÍa, la niÑa de cuatro aÑos que iba a ser deportada con su familia, pero que recibiÓ un permiso humanitario y podrÁ continuar con su tratamiento mÉdico en estados unidos. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes. las rupturas nunca son fÁciles. hoy la amistad entre elon musk y el presidente trump se desintegroÓ frente al mundo entero. durante toda esta tarde, el hombre mÁs rico del mundo y el hombre mÁs poderoso del mundo, se pelearon en pÚblico. en las Últimas horas, los dos se han lanzado at

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is like new mexico. i think the problem that there is still that kind of goldwater i ethos that is if you talk to katie hobbs if you talk to mark kelly sure they will. they are not like bleeding heart. they are very business friendly. they are very much beholden to the real estate industry and. phenix that still very much runs show in that state that there's a real kind of like go along get along mentality with business that that like how you're successful at politics there and it has very little to do with the national parties so we're right where we need to open it the floor for questions if anyone has a question we'd love to hear it and. i think we're going to have a microphone that goes around and so just raise your mano and let us know. so what would be the best to be in if for like spanish speaking and just being able to do business with mexico? i mean, i would say el paso i think with de la tariffs and whatnot, that is changing. but, but el paso still is i mean, el paso, juarez, as i write about i

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by the way, my father-in-law was a cattle rancher in new mexico, and wanted to buy it in mexico before. he bought the land from the mexican government, and 15-20 years later, the government wanted the land back. anyway, in that process , my father-in-law was kidnapped and held for ransom. he was ransomed for a million pesos, but at least he came back alive. we want to solve this problem, we want to solve the problem of family separation, i don't want children taken away from their parents, but when parents are prosecuted for trespassing, the children should be taken away. i think that we americans are generally good people. there is too much hatred and division these days, but overall i think as a people we are good people, and i think when we really know the truth, we act on that truth, we become the ambassadors for society that we are supposed to be. after a 1,326 km journey, the group arrived in el passo and was welcomed by the organizers of the encuenttro project. the group will spend the next 5 days at the border visiting vsuidahu centers. when people say there is no so-called whi

aquí en la ciudad de méxico . >> información en vivo. gracias. bogdan por tu reporte.io a t-mobile, me dan un iphone 16 pro, me ayudan a pagar este teléfono viejo y también me quedo con el? sin intercambio. — !no! — !siii! en t-mobile te damos un iphone 16 pro nuevo por cuenta nuestra. no necesitas entregar tu teléfono. además, pagamos por tu teléfono viejo hasta $800. ♪♪ ♪♪ mamá, necesitas un descanso... ♪♪ ♪♪ vives para recargarte de energía de vez en cuando. vivimos para diseñarte paquetes de viaje irresistibles. vivimos para diseñarte paquetes unidos emitió una alerta de viaje a jalisco y nayarit en méxico a raíz del secuestro de turistas estadounidenses que viajaron para reunirse con personas que conoció en aplicaciones de citas. las autoridades dijeron que sus familias debieron pagar fuertes sumas de dinero para que los liberaran . la llamada a la policía que hizo una vecina le destrozó la vida a maría suyapa. fue detenida y deportada a honduras. sus hijos de dos y ocho años , quedaron en custodia de los servicios de protección infantil en estados unidos . maría

[música] [música] [música] damian: y comenzamos con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxicon francisco, hablando de inmigración. con nosotros, la cónsula adscrito mireya magaña gálvez nos acompaña aquí en "comunidad del valle". bienvenida a la "comunidad del valle", ya van muchos años. mireya magaña gálvez: así es, muy buenas--buenos días o buenas tardes a todos. damian: gracias por estar aquí. hay muchos temas, cónsul, de que hablar, pero ¿por qué no comenzamos con lo ocupado que está en su departamento de protección y del tema sobre--que conozca sus derechos la población? mireya: así es, damian, pues muy importante que todos--que sepan que nuestro departamento de protección está trabajando, pues casi las 24 horas. tenemos muchas consultas y también tenemos recomendaciones que seguramente muchos ya conocen, han visto las tarjetas rojas. muy importante que en caso de detención por cualquier autoridad, pues siempre sean, pues, respetuosos, mantengan la calma, no agredir a un oficial, no mentir, no entregar documentación falsa, también, pues, no firmar ningún documento que no

and mexico still have a long way to go, especially for women. ready despite reforms, platforms find ways to avoid real changes, leading many female drive as vulnerable. well share a struggle is just one example of the many issues facing gig work, cuz as play fight for the rights. some tech companies out that's already a reality in jersey city. actually save customers money and they do not have the tips the robot. um, if you are match with the delivery robot instead of a human courier, then your people automatically be refunded speaking of saving money. let's look at the us health care system. and then a set to come back on the funding hospitals and nursing homes are turning to apps to book nursing stuff as needed. but what does that mean for nurses and patients? the heart of these gig nursing platforms are a scheduling tools that basically create a match. you can pick up a dating app like 10 there or grinder. and this is what it basically is for understaffed medical facilities and available and trained nurses or health care workers. getting book

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ahora tambiÉn tenemos mÉxico, tres sedes. que pasamos ahora a la ciudad de mÉxico, donde se encuentra issa osorio con mucho mÁs. isa ya se vive la emociÓn. >> nicole asÍ es esta. estamos a 365 dÍas del mundial. ha iniciado esta cuenta regresiva y como ya bien lo decÍa miriam, este mundial serÁ histÓrico por muchas razones, pero en este paÍs la mÁs importante es este estadio, el emblemÁtico coloso de santa Úrsula, que ya se prepara para ser una leyenda, porque serÁ la tercera vez y con eso se convertirÁ en el Único estadio en el mundo en albergar tres mundies y tres inauguraciones. la primera en 1970, la segunda mÉxico 1986 y esta que serÁ en el 2026. y te estoy mostrando en este momento cÓmo se realizan estos trabajos de remodelaciÓn, porque este estadio nicole va a sufrir una renovaciÓn total desde la fachada hasta la cancha. por supuesto, los vestidores, las gradas y un sistema totalmente nuevo de iluminaciÓn y sonido pasarÁ de tener 83000 a 90000 butacas para que 90.000 personas de todo el mundo puedan presenciar no solame

so i think you're aware of the project in new mexico. three and a half giga watts of generation, plus, 550 miles of high voltage transmission. that's millions and millions of dollars in investment in the southwest. and to took 17 years to get to permitted certainty on that project. we should be able to get to yes or no on a, you know, five-year time frame. a four-year time frame. so, we need to do permitting reform and what i would say is like, we have a really good template. i mean, we created bipartisan permitting reforms in the energy and natural resources committee, in the last congress. and you know, my approach to the legislation has always been, once you get enough consensus to where you're only losing a few members, i mean, trying to remember who voted no on the committee. maybe josh hawley, bernie sanders. >> is mike lee engaging on this. that's when manchin-- >> it's low hanging fruit. if you were to pull that up in the front of the committee, i think it would even have wider support on the committee than it did in the last con

para mí mi sueño fue estudiar en méxico y también visitar la ciudad de méxico.que es 1 de los más reconocidos del país. bueno, nosotros tenemos una estrategia de internacionalización muy importante en la universidad. esto es una vertiente de ella que se llama internacionalización solidaria, es decir, ayudar a jóvenes, en este caso a los jóvenes dreamers, a que puedan ir méxico cumpliendo un requisito que les establece el gobierno de estados unidos. y quién irá este octubre próximo, después de 27 años a méxico? será cristian. tengo 29 años. yo llegué aquí a los estados unidos a los 2 años y he estado aquí toda mi vida y doy gracias de el amigo que me presentó esta información, este lo que están haciendo, el deseo de reencontrarse con sus raíces y familiares no los detiene a pesar del ambiente político en este país. todo esto que estamos haciendo en conjunto con la universidad, con algunos abogados de migración que nos están asesorando, es asegurarnos de que esto va a ser una realidad y que los muchachos van a poder hacer este viaje. van a poder tener esa experien

de muertos y varios heridos y también en méxico se vive una jornada histórica .triunfo, como el fin de una quimioterapia. salvando la vida de un niño. gracias a ti, st. jude children's research hospital hace que lo imposible sea posible para niños en todo el mundo. tú lo haces posible con st. jude. conviértete en un ángel de esperanza. [música] [música] en méxico, al menos 12 personas murieron y tres más resultaron heridas tras un incendio en un centro de rehabilitación en san josé iturbide , guanajuato. las autoridades están investigando si el siniestro fue causado por un cortocircuito o fue algo intencional. el estado está marcado por la violencia del crimen organizado que registra altos índices de homicidios y esta tragedia ha puesto en foco la falta de regulación de centros como este . y con baja participación. hoy se realizaron en méxico las primeras elecciones judiciales por voto popular para elegir a cientos de magistrados y funcionarios a diferentes niveles. claudia flores nos dice cómo transcurrió la jornada electoral en la que también participó. claro e

geoff: in the white house accuses mexico -- and the white house accuses mexico of stealing water from texas farmers in one of the country's most important agricultural regions. >> the u.s. population has increased by three times since 1940 and mexico by seven times. so you just have a ton of users, less consistent input of water, which makes it very contentious. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by friends of the news hour, including jams and nancy build mary and the robert and virginia schiller foundation, the judy and peter blum kovler foundation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. >> the charles f kettering foundation, working to advance inclusive democracies. learn more at kettering.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. nd friends of the news hour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs stat

desde la ciudad de méxico, claudia flores barreto televisa univisión . . >> también en méxico, la policíatados vecinos y siguiendo en tabasco, las autoridades mexicanas incautaron 792.000 galones de combustible . un hidrocarburo derivado del petróleo que se encontraba almacenado en vehículos , maquinaria y contenedores. esta operación es parte de un esfuerzo del gobierno por detener el robo. el robo de crudo de los oleoductos que desde hace años golpea a la empresa estatal pemex . familiares y defensores de los derechos humanos de colombianos detenidos en venezuela protestaron hoy en la ciudad fronteriza de cúcuta para pedir su liberación , alegando que su detención era injusta, al menos 18 colombianos han sido capturados en venezuela en los últimos ocho meses. mantenemos una. >> comunicación activa . >> abierta. >> con el gobierno. de venezuela para que. >> los derechos. >> procesales de los colombianos. >> en el exterior sean respetados. >> nosotros . >> nos hemos comprometido con. >> los familiares. >> a . >> plantearles todos los escenarios posibles . >> este viernes el ministerio de

and being a state like new mexico that is very environmentally aware. and so we balance those things and have done that, i think, in one of the most productive ways both in oil and gas and a number of other energy sectors and proving governor armstrong's point that if you let states figure out how to do it, they can figure it out with their partners effectively and meet some of the best environmental standards in the world. and in that, we're working really hard to manage and promote that water reuse and water conservation, while required as an energy state and required for most western states, we just don't have the water. even if you did, you shouldn't be wasting water given the certain issues in the u.s. your efforts, you're leaning into reuse and produce water. we have many of the same positive opinions about how that might look. we know we -- we don't want fresh water being used in any of our energy efforts, but particularly in oil and gas, which can be very water intensive. can you talk to me a little bit about what you're thinking and how you're

habló de china , también de rusia, pero ahí incluyó a méxico .ico from any foreign advisory whether they're trying to kill us physically or by overdose in our children with drugs . . >> y esta mañana la presidenta de méxico, claudia sheinbaum, ya respondió al respeto . consideró que quizá la funcionaria estadounidense no está bien informada al respecto. escuchamos así lo dijo. >> siempre en el marco de la soberanía de cada país y del respeto entre los dos gobiernos. entonces, esta es nuestra posición . se va a seguir colaborando ? coordinándonos insubordinación , pero eh, no hay pruebas . >> que lo . sheinbaum señaló que incluso hay mucha coordinación en cuestión de seguridad entre méxico y estados unidos, que ha habido reuniones importantes justamente con este tipo de asuntos a través también el combate al lavado de dinero. así que consideró que quizá no está muy bien informada el reporte desde méxico . >> muchísimas gracias eric por brindarnos todos los detalles y seguimos con más con lo que debes saber. comenzamos en la casa blanca, el preside

la presidenta de mexico lo ha celebrado, pero tambien aprovecho para decir algo mas . y sabemos tambien que las relaciones diplomaticas entre mexico y espana se han enfriado un poco y como bien menc mencionabamos, este espacio, este museo es considerado un espacio de reflexion de la h humanidad , precisamente de los indigenas, y el aporte que hicieron para el pais mexicano. y el otro premio princesa de concordia tambien se lo habian ganado ya en otro ano, en el 2025. en este caso el de las artes, que tambien se lo co concedieron a una fotografa muy importante que tambien conocimos aqui en noticias telemundo mediodia. la mexicana gabriela iturbide , que sus fotos son impresionantes, pero si , usted no ha visitado el museo de antropologia, esta dividido por secciones y estan representadas mas de 50 grupos indigenas de mexico, donde uno puede conocer la aportacion que hacen y cosas que hasta hoy en dia seguimos utilizando. dado que ellos iniciaron con esta historia y esta ciencia , especialmente en la gastronomia. claro, claro . seguimos comiendo y bueno, antes de despedi

, colocaron cartulinas y siguieron con su protesta desde la ciudad de méxico .en paredes lyle road en texas, en la. >> frontera con. >> méxico, fue. >> visitado por. >> agentes de servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas, ice , provocando temor entre empleados y clientes. la visita fue una visita regular donde ellos querían venir a entrevistarnos, a entrevistar a los empleados, hablar con ellos . >> y . >> simplemente se les escuchó lo que tenían que decir y se les pidió como manera normal que se retiraran, que aquí es un lugar privado . en esta sociedad texana y en tan localidades de la región del valle de río grande, aun incrementado los operativos de la agencias federales estadounidenses que han traído como consecuencia una disminución de clientes en restaurantes y comercios por miedo a la redadas . las ventas han bajado un 40%. es algo realmente impactante , pero en vez de alarmarse, este restaurante decidió asumir otro enfoque con el propósito de apoyar a quienes se ven afectados por la situación . iniciaron ofreciendo desayunos gratuitos después de ver

y en mÉxico, el estadio azteca, ahora estadio banorte, ciudad de mÉxico, es el mÁs grande de latinoamÉrica y con esto el one and only frosty de wendy's...is now changing? ¿qué te van a hacer, mi frosty? ¿agregar new swirls and mix-ins como oreo cookies or pop-tarts pieces? ¡que genialidad! why the drama, then? para un fresh way to frosty. gotta be wendy's. el nuevo swiffer mop deluxe está diseñado para espacios pequeños. su tira mejorada tiene 75% más poder para tallar. y con el nuevo cabezal con bloqueo, entrar a los espacios reducidos es sencillo. ¿me lo prestas? el nuevo swiffer mop deluxe. la madre de todas las limpiezas. boom! so munch for you. sounds like someone's got the munchies. is it too munch to ask for you to play a little bit better? wouldn't make munch difference with your aim. hard to miss your big head. okay... hey, we said no head jokes. build your own munchie meal. or get mine! welcome to jack in the box! todos están estrenando iphone 16 con xfinity mobile. ...combina iphone 16 con el wifi powerboost de xfinity mobile, para un rendimiento máximo... ...con velocidades ult

la secretarÍa de justicia llamÓ a mÉxico un paÍs adversario despuÉs de que el departamento del tesoroo. >> only from around but from russia from china and from mexico from any foreign advisory whether they're trying to kill us physically or by overdose in our children with drugs. >> pues no hay ninguna prueba. son dichos, pero no hay pruebas de dÓnde estÁ el lavado de dinero. cuÁl es nuestra posiciÓn? si hay pruebas, se actÚa. no hay impunidad. >> bondy llamÓ a mÉxico, adversario extranjero porque segÚn ella, trata de matar a niÑos estadounidenses con drogas procedentes de ese paÍs. por su parte, mÉxico pidiÓ a la comisiÓn nacional bancaria y de valores investigar a las tres instituciones financieras sancionadas por estados unidos, familiares de las vÍctimas de una masacre en barrio nuevo irapuato. estÁn pidiendo que las autoridades investiguen, asegurando que sus seres queridos eran personas de bien. el tiroteo ocurriÓ el martes en medio de una fiesta por el dÍa de san juan bautista. 12 personas fallecieron, entre ellas dos mujeres, un joven de 17 aÑos y ocho hombres y 20 resultaron