anna julia is headed to peru with herfamily. eight months pregnant, it is a track of more than 2000 kilometres. for little emmanuel, it is an impossible ask. they are travelling with other migrants. safety in numbers and helping each other out along the way. translation: the truth is, it was harder in venezuela than having to walk in my condition. my son was ill and the hospital wouldn't see him. that gave me the strength to walk. but even if they make it to peru, they may not be allowed in. from today, peru requires passports from venezuelans crossing the border. anna julia's passport was stolen but she tells me the group will cross any way they can. up the road, venezuelans keen to beat the bitter cold in the mountains clamber into a cargo lorry. they are paying £2 each to catch an illegal ride. there are about a0 or 50 venezuelans piled into that truck. after five or six days on the road walking to the border, they are desperate for a lift. but not everybody can go. these people are waiting for the next truck. 2000 kilometre

despite that and at the risk of being turned away and have friends have the ice set on peru. where for the latest on this crisis we're joined now from the. journalist oscar. we heard. neighbors trying to basically close their borders i mean they're facing travel restrictions in every direction what options remain for people who want to. well there are always options for migrants despite having more obstacles and in the past year we have seen venezuelans relentlessly fleeing the country which many risk their lives and have even died trying to reach tourists out in the rubato mischa's ships so getting a passport is still a better option for someone who wants to migrate from venezuela now the u.s. has called is the largest migration of evil in the hemisphere compare events in the quiet of northern africa to the mediterranean and with economist forecasting the rise in unemployment ditch of these new economic measures we might also see a spike in but as one immigration. option is way to stay here in venezuela and what about the money and this new currency called the sovereign boul

peru has brought into force a new entry restrictions to limit the flow venezuelan migrants trying to escape the deepening economic crisis back home over the past week thousands have been trying to reach peru before the new rules are imposed which require them to show valid passports instead of national id cards on friday ecuador opened what it called a humanitarian corridor or to allow bus loads of people through to peru in time now the u.n. estimates that more than two million venezuelans have fled the country since twenty fourteen causing a migration crisis across the region the majority have fled to neighboring brazil and colombia brazil has taken in tens of thousands of people while more than a million venezuelan migrants have entered colombia in the past fifteen months then he fell as way venezuelans then make long treks by land ecuador and peru where they hope to find greater acceptance and benefit from easier migration rules but over the past two weeks both nations and else tighter entry rules officials from colombia ecuador and peru are due to meet in bogota next week to disc

el propÓsito del requisito segÚn las autoridades de perÚ es promover una migraciÓn ordenada. platicamos con alguna venezolano sobre los retos que enfrentan en perÚ. >> caminamos en ecuador, tenemos ya dos semanas caminando. reportera: lo venezolanos parecen mantener el Ánimo intacto. su anfitriÓn no ha retrocedido en la decisiÓn de pedirles pasaporte. les han dicho en que habrÁn excepciones en caso de documentos vencidos. >> la cÉdula de mi paÍs es un documento que no tiene ningÚn tipo de control. es fÁcil de falsificar. se puede prestar para muchas cosas. la verdad que es una lÁstima por mis paisanos porque obtener un pasaporte es todo un vÍa crucis. reportera: con el permiso temporal son hÁbiles para trabajar, aunque muchos sÓlo tienen eso como un deseo. >> a veces nos piden los datos. yo soy licenciado en administraciÓn de desastres yno he podido conseguir trabajo desde que lleguÉ acÁ. reportera: emanuel as venden g en las calles. el esfuerzo es grande y algunos tienen ya poca energÍa. la embajada venezolana en lima anunciÓ que este lunes aterrizarÁ un v

the economic crisis in their country at last week's thousands have been desperately trying to reach peru ahead of the new rules which require them to show valid passport instead of national id cards on friday ecuador open what it called a humanitarian corridor or join our bus loads of people through to peru in time. marina such as is in place to the ecuador border so what's happening there now that there's a new passport requirements have come into force. lauren despite that the announcement was done a few days ago that there would be restrictions for those who didn't have a valid passport people who were already on route on the road to come here to for many it is many days on the road and many people just didn't even. didn't even know that live there was a restriction one thing got here. they. authorities the crew have been very flexible for those who have small children the elderly and pregnant women they've been. now we have them to go through to give them entry but the people that you see behind me most of them venezuelans who don't have a passport and don't have some of them have th

hundreds of venezuelan migrants fleeing the economic crisis have poured into peru on saturday despite the country introducing new entry force restrictions over the last week thousands of people desperately trying to reach through ahead of the new rules which require them to show valid passports instead of national id cards on friday ecuador open what it called a humanitarian corridor or to allow bus loads of people through to peru in time the u.n. estimates that some two point three million venezuelans offend the country since twenty fourteen causing a migration crisis across the region the majority escaped to neighboring brazil and colombia brazil has taken in tens of thousands of people on more than a million venezuelan migrants invented colombia in the past fifteen months many venezuelans then make long tracks by land to ecuador and peru where they hope to find greater acceptance and benefit from easier migration rules but in the past two weeks both ecuador and peru have announced tighter entry rules officials from colombia ecuador and peru due to meet in bogota next week to try to

i had a such as is in tunis in peru. what's happening there now that the new possible requirement has come into force. well lauren despite this restriction to only enter the country with a valid passport people then it would not have been pouring in throughout the day. several hundreds tried to get in last night but by two am in the morning the officials here believe that migration authorities closed the closed the door for them and people had to wait for many hours to be able to go through now if there is some flexibility if poor elderly people or people with children or for pregnant women they will they have been able to go in they are given the permission but what is happening or at the great majority of them is with us who come here without a passport because it's very difficult to get it in business without a very expensive they have to bribe officials they have to wait for months or you were or even a year to get one they come here with their i haven't it's what an i.d. card and now the only option that they have t

we're going to stick together until we get to our destination in peru so we can work and fight for our kids. that may now be more difficult but with the venezuelan economy in tatters and no guarantee president maduro is reforms will succeed there's little incentive for would be emigrants to return home. colombia is a transit country for the thousands of venezuelans seeking work on a new life in ecuador and rule and ophelia homes there who teach joins us from the capital bogota affiliates good to see you let's begin with you giving us a sense of the conditions in venezuela that are really forcing these people from their homes what's it like. well the crisis has reached on presidents of levels you said it before hyper inflation is believed to reach one million percent this year i spent some days in venezuela earlier this year to cover the elections and you can literally see people eating from the garbage you have to stand in line for hours because of the shortages everywhere and it takes hours to just get one apple or a couple of eggs now april of this year about eighty percent of the po

un matrimonio estadounidense adoptÓ legalmente a una niÑa en perÚ, pero ahora temen que la pequeÑa sea deportada de regreso a su paÍs. y la mujer afroamericana de mÁs alto rango en la administraciÓn trump acusa al presidente de racismo durante sus aÑos como estrella de la televisiÓn y amenaza con divulgar nuevas grabaciones en la casa blanca. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: buenas noches. muchos inmigrantes que se sentÍan seguros por haberse hecho ciudadanos estadounidenses, estÁn preocupados, y es que un grupo especializado dentro del servicio de ciudadanÍa estÁ investigando posibles fraudes en los trÁmites. como nos dice luis megid, el fec ivo es retirarle la ciudadanÍa a aquellos que supuestamente no debÍan haberla obtenido. luis: si hacerse ciudadano no es fÁcil, más difÍcil es que le quiten la ciudadanÍa. en un comunicado, la agencia dice que nadie que se haya naturalizado usando deliberadamente identidades falsas debe sorprenderse si el departamento d

we were thinking about going to peru for about three months because the situation has been really tough. no matter how much you make if you're a professional or not even if you earn a decent wage you can't live on that anymore. not there. at the bus station in the ecuadorian city of tool con like hundreds of other venezuelans they hope to be able to board a bus that gets them all the way down to peru. joe's wife is awaiting them in the peruvian capital lima the father of three hasn't seen his wife in seven months. she went on ahead. she's landed on her feet over there in peru and she told us to come over since the situation in venezuela is getting worse every day. it's hard to face and. finally the bus arrives everyone is tired they haven't slept in a bed for days and tonight won't be any different and eighteen hour drive away it's them until they reach the border between ecuador and petru even if the journey is hard they know they are very lucky to be sitting comfortably. thousands of venezuelans of cos these borders by foot especially those who don't have any documentation it's believ

and a state in brazil now has asked the supreme court to halt the entry of migrants colombia ecuador peru and chile also trying to stem the flow. has been dragging her suitcase along a highway she is fleeing desperation and economic hardship back home in venezuela crossing into ecuador on foot as an undocumented migrant. who spent all night by the border the authorities told us to be patient they said they would guess not answer in the morning but there was no response they just told us to head to venezuela especially that we don't want more venezuelans here. after ecuador imposed new entry restrictions on saturday and her friends felt that they had no choice but to cross illegally while they press on thousands of stranded at the checkpoints hungry and cold fearful of being sent back we have arrived here and we have no hope whatsoever of being able to pass through my husband is desperate over in peru my family is also desperate in venezuela we just want to help our families i have two children i sold my house i have nothing now i can't go back to venezuela with nothing. the unprecedented

week to try to find a way forward in the crisis for an essential as has the bases from two men as in peru near the equator border. despite that the announcement was done a few days ago that there would be restrictions for those who didn't have valid passports people who were already on route on the road to come here to get for many of its many days on the road and many people just didn't even know that is that there was a restriction once they got here the authorities really have been very flexible for those who have small children the elderly and pregnant women they've been allowing them to go through to give them entry but the people that you see behind me most of them venezuela who don't have a passport and don't have some of them have the venezuelan i.d. they are at the office of the minister the ministry of foreign relations of peru the office for refugees and they are applying for asylum that's the only option that they have to be able to enter the country illegally one thing they have asked her asylum then they will be allowed to go in and to apply for work so whichever way they co

neighboring countries colombia and brazil tighten border controls earlier this year now ecuador and peru following suit. tensions along the borders are rising over the weekend brazilians in the border town of buck i am a tandem in israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to flee back across the frontier across the region the growing influx of venezuelans as stoking animosity against the migrants and has been building for years despite that and at the risk of being turned away i lean and have friends still have that i set on peru and many are still on their way in what could be the world's next migration crisis . well meanwhile greece has today emerged from the last of this three bailout programs athan. this is no longer the pens on aid from the european union your few central bank and the international monetary fund the loans amounted to two hundred sixty billion euros and came out a steep cost for the people of greece. finally no more aid packages and no more funding requirements but the last eight years have been tough for greece and brought drastic cost cutting measures many

of an economic meltdown and neighboring countries are moving swiftly to block any contagion ecuador peru and brazil tightening border controls tonight telling that it's way to go back home venezuela's president nicolas maduro has launched a new currency trying to restore confidence five years. zeros have been knocked off the beleaguered wall of our currency as hyper inflation heads for one million percent now what is this doing to the money that people have in their pockets will take a look at this this pile of old bull of ours just see right here can now buy you one chicken while this is how much a few tomatoes will cost you right now currently with the currency and when it costs this much paper money to buy just one roll of toilet paper a lot of people are asking why bother to buy the wallet all of it it's whalen's are fleeing the economic crisis in droves but neighboring countries colombia ecuador peru and chile are not opening their doors a state in brazil has asked the supreme court to halt the entry of all migrants. i mean i guess a lot has been dragging her suitcase along of highw

peru has brought into force new entry restrictions to limit the flow of venezuelan migrants trying to escape the deepening economic crisis back home over the past week thousands have been trying to reach peru before the new rules are imposed which require them to show valid passports instead of national id cards on friday ecuador opened what it called a humanitarian corridor or to allow bus loads of people through to peru in time now the u.n. estimates that more than two million venezuelans have fled the country since twenty fourteen causing a migration crisis across the region the majority have fled to neighboring brazil and colombia brazil has taken in tens of thousands of people while more than a million venezuelan migrants have entered colombia in the past fifteen months many valid way venezuelans then make a long trek by land ecuador and peru where they hope to find greater acceptance and benefit from easy at migration rules.

brent: oscar reporting tonight from peru. oscar, thank you. pope francis has written a letter asking all catholics are forgiveness, as the number of child abuse cases involving priests grows. his letter follows a are reaching u.s. report that found 300 clergy members had sexually abused at least 1000 children over seven decades, while others turned a blind eye, referring to what he called atrocities perpetrated by the clergy. the pope said the church must acknowledge the errors, the crimes, and the wounds caused in the past. he admitted the pain of these victims was long ignored, kept quiet, or silenced. he promised no effort would be spared to prevent such situations and their cover of. -- cover up. we are joined by martin, our religious affairs correspondent. to see you again. i want to talk about what was not in that letter. we expected to hear the pope say that what has happened is terrible and we do not want it to happen again. but there was nothing said about those responsible for these atrocities, and bringing them to justice. martin: i

venezuelans could enter peru using just a national id card that's now carry passports. zimbabwe's main opposition leader has rejected a court decision which upholds the results of july's presidential election. has challenge the outcome he says the vote was rigged by the ruling is zanu p.f. party some bodies covered president thomas and god one has been named as the winner with just over fifty percent of the ballots his inauguration is now expected to happen on sunday. i. claim that i am supposed to be leading the people of the about change and change. where it is delayed is another thing it cannot be denied change will come and it is going to come sooner than we think we need to go to the fundamental issues around dealing with the issue of the disputed. so that we were able to before. democratic republic of congo's main opposition leader is appealing against a decision to exclude him from october as presidential elections jumpier returned home earlier this month after a decade in prison in the hague it was released by the international criminal court after his war crime

provoked she says by the lack of medicine to treat her repeated convulsions half of them will go to peru the rest to chile to join husbands and sons but sandra is angry enough. we want to remain here and my beloved venezuela the best country in the world until madeira destroyed it we're leaving half of our family behind our family is now scattered. indeed oil rich venezuela is on recognizable disease hunger uncontrollable violence and hyperinflation are driving millions from a country where poverty has reached eighty percent president nicolas maduro blames u.s. financial sanctions but they don't begin to explain a crisis that began long before they were imposed a year ago. what is happening is of such gravity that it looks as though we were going through a terrible war like syria except there is no war and if the expectation that things will get even worse it is nourishing the stampede. not that it's easy to leave a passport is worth its weight in gold to my money that i need but how is no way to get a passport at least to pay two thousand dollars under the table which i don't have . tha

those lucky enough to have a passport come here to catch a bus going to peru via colombia and ecuador like everything else the bus tickets go on day by day so the people who are lining up here are doing so not to get a new ticket but to pay the difference someone they bought a month ago at four hundred and forty now they have to pay eight hundred eighty one they can't get on the bus it's prohibitive so like many others alexander is leaving for peru to try his luck with his pockets empty. there's no work a consequence my family obama milk and diapers my baby so i have no choice. as the departure time nears the waiting room begins to look and feel like a mass funeral parlor husbands wives children and fiances say goodbye to each other and certain what will become of those who leave. or of those who must stay behind a tragedy that's taking place every single day in every corner of an israel or to see a new. al-jazeera. british airways and air france of announce they're suspending flights to iran's capital tehran from next month and a statement british airways said that the route is curre

for this year with many planning to continue south to peru hundreds of thousands of others have been in or in colombia and brazil and israel is struggling with hyperinflation economic recession and shortage is essential goods we have reporters and border areas brazil peru and colombia first let's go to our latin america under the sea newman who is in caracas. but we are beginning to see here at an open air market in the capital some activity some economic activity since president. announced a major real haul of the currency slashed all five zero zero devaluation of nearly one hundred percent much of the economic activity has been paralyzed in the country ever since so people are coming out to see what prices are going to be if they can afford anything at all the government has announced very very strict price controls and because of this we are seeing some eggs and some vegetables being sold but on the other hand a lot of other activity is absolutely fair allies including transportation to the border we saw hundreds of people earlier this morning at a bus terminal trying to buy bus t

so that obama and then we sell these venezuelan dumplings the neckwear doors or i was in peru we go to the bars and shops and they get sold that's how we survived she said when. she has i don't want the name. but there are also dangerous areas to cos we're smugglers and thieves lie in wait all the time still for many the risk is worth it. we have some sports news now and a big match in the bonus league on sunday featured two of buying the next closest rival storm and leipzig both teams have high ambitions for the season above all they want to prevent byron from winning a seventh straight tired all at the end of dortmund was the side that looked most like a contender. a shock for the hosts after just thirty one seconds i see it in the lead the bouncing ball fell to john. who bulldozed it past keeper roman burkey i put dortmund struck back in the twenty first minute by myself smelters trust met by the acrobatic. one off. then in the forty eighth minute to marco toys free kick headed in by marcel's out pizza leipsic handing their opponents a gift and three minutes later a christian policy

we're going to stick together until we get to our destination in peru so we can work and fight for our kids. that may now be more difficult but with the venezuelan economy in tatters and no guarantee president maduro is reforms will succeed there's little incentive for would be emigrants to return home. and joining us now from the venezuelan capital caracas is all scottish lanka he's a correspondent covering events for. thank you for joining us we're hearing reports of absolutely dire conditions in venezuela can you describe to us what people are going three. well it's quite difficult not only because there's a fluid shortage in a medicine shortage but also services like electricity and water especially outside of the capital to that us it is it is really tough for people to to handle and in the past few days since the news of these new economic measures that mother is introducing it's made complete chaos here in venice where with supermarkets full of people trying to spend the money that they still have and filling up their their gasoline tanks with the news of an increment in and gas

lourdes: el encuentro con la pequeÑa ocurriÓ por casualidad mientras ellos estaban viviendo en perÚ. >> fuimos con el sueÑo de poder quedarnos pero con angela todo cambio porque sabÍamos que acÁ le Íbamos a poder dar mejores oportunidades. lourdes: el trÁmite fue muy demorado. el problema que enfrentan ahora es que inmigraciÓn le ha denegado la peticiÓn que habÍan sometido para reclamo de familiar extranjero. >> el mayor miedo es que me envÍen una carta de deportaciÓn para mi hija. lourdes: aseguran que hicieron todo lo que se les dijo en la embajada y por eso no entienden por quÉ se les ha negado su peticiÓn. >> este abogado no comprende la negativa de inmigraciÓn. >> deben hacer una solicitud para la residencia de la niÑa. una vez que se les conceda esa residencia, se convierte en ciudadana americana. lourdes: los becerra estÁn preocupados pero a la vez esperanzados en que su pequeÑa hija podrÁ legalizar su estatus de forma permanente. aquÍ lo importante es clarificar si es que hubo algÚn error en el trÁmite. patricia: gracias. vamos a hablar de lo que sucede en

we're going to stick together until we get to our destination in peru so we can work and fight for our kids. that may now be more difficult but with the venezuelan economy in tatters and no guarantee president maduro is reforms will succeed there's little incentive for would be emigrants to return home. in football the first round of the german cup continued on sunday there was a big score lines for the top clubs cologne beat their fourth division opponents b.s.c. dynamo nine one with seymour grabbing for goals had over six goals pos cows who were there was one upset that was fictitious side can unite six a late when it's a defeat against book two one ophiolite signee while defeated victoria cohn three one. nigerian football faces an uncertain future with fifa threatening to bound the country from international competition including upcoming african nations cup qualifying as well football's governing body issued nigeria a final warning jew to allege state interference in the running of the nigerian football federation a court case over the federations twenty four team presidential elec

is concerned about a new passport and border entry controls in ecuador and peru more than four hundred twenty thousand venezuelans have entered ecuador this year with many planning to continue south to peru hundreds of thousands of others have been entering colombia and brazil venezuela struggling with hyperinflation economic recession and shortages of essential goods who the rebels in yemen say dozens of children have been killed in saudi led airstrikes hooty t.v. is reporting air strikes targeted at kanpur internally displaced people and who data's to me district thirty one people mostly children are reportedly killed. ugandan pop star turned opposition leader whose arrest prompted large protests will now face treason charges bobby wine was rearrested on thursday moments after a military court dropped weapons charges against him why its initial detention last week prompted violent street protests in the capital kampala which saw security forces opened fire on crowds the government denies accusations that he has been beaten in custody. u.s. president donald trump has responded to spec

peru has imposed new entry restrictions to try to limit the flow of migrants from venezuela the peruvian government says asylum seekers must now carry passports previously they could enter the country using just a venezuelan national id card but in a sign says reports with the peruvian city of tom bers on the northern border with ecuador. hoping to escape the economic hardship gripping the country desperate venice will answer pouring into beatles world with it whether by bus by car or by foot before saturday's deadline meant to tighten in tree requirements. fifteen year old joined the biddies traveled more than four thousand kilometers with some members of his family he says he never imagined leaving venice when we did that work at the my lab we were at the best time of our lives with friends school family but we had to leave to find a better life in venezuela we were hungry separated from their families with a risky future ahead cinelli for the biggest venture down the road with friends leaving her career behind but i am again watching here it's sad i graduated with a bachelor's degree

breve pausa, a partir de esta noche los venezolanos sin pasaporte no podrÁn ingresar a perÚ y el papa francisco viaja a irlanda. enrique: quiÉnes huyen de la violencia, la escasez de alimentos y medicinas que ha dejado la crisis humanitaria de venezuela, comparten historias causas de dolor y sacrificio. un Éxodo que en casos ha llevado a travÉs de la cordillera de los Ángeles en busca del mejor futuro. son testimonios. >> no me quisieron sellar la entrada a ecuador. tuve que venirme asÍ, sin nada, sola con mis dos hijos. me vine asÍ, en ecuador gracias a dios que dios no me desamparÓ en ningÚn momento. enrique: historias como la de douglas. douglas: veÍan que veníamos con una bandera de venezuela y nos ayudaron bastante. otro tramo fue peor, no nos querÍan tampoco y murieron cuatro compaÑeros, tres por hipotermia, murieron congelados. enrique: la de nelly que trato todo para escapar de venezuela. nelly: te estaba llam decirte que ya lleguÉ a ecuador, selle colombia, extraÑo muchÍsimo. te amo. tengo que seguir adelante. enrique: en el caso de la ola migratoria de venezol

wants to travel through ecuador and then on into peru but the authorities there to a cracking down on venezuelans. i'm here with my wife we're hoping for some kind of humanitarian measure from the ecuadorian government that allows us to enter so we can continue our journey to peru and. we really want to contribute. but if we don't work our kids will starve. we're going to stick together until we get to our destination in peru so we can work and fight for our kids. pressing on may now be more difficult but with the venezuelan economy in ruins and no guarantee president maduro has reforms will succeed there's little incentive for would be emigrants to return home. the annual hajj pilgrimage is getting underway in saudi arabia and we have live pictures behind me here of muslims circling the cab at which they have to do seven times over two million faithful from across the world are expected juror in the five day event the program which represents one of the five paris and is required of all able bodied muslims once in their lifetime. it is by no means an easy journey walking up to fiftee

we're going to stick together until we get to our destination in peru so we can work and fight for our kids. that may now be more difficult but with the venezuelan economy in tatters and no guarantee president maduro is reforms will succeed there's little incentive for would be emigrants to return home. the annual just under way and thirty arabia over two million faithful across the world are expected to jury the five day event that represents one of the five feathers that is required of all able bodied muslims once in their life. it is by no means an easy journey walking up to fifteen kilometers a day in more than forty degree heat but for the more than two million muslims taking part this year it will be the trip of a lifetime. this is the first time that i've performed the hajj and it's been one of my greatest wishes for a long time i prayed to allah to help me to perform the whole ritual i hope this year will be a good one for the islamic nations. he said so. the hajj poses a great logistical challenge for saudi arabia and twenty fifteen more than two thousand four hundred people w

hundreds of thousands iistability and are now living both ecuador and peru have%eru. announced tighter regulations for venezuelans.% crisis momendd -- towards a crisis moment. p> it is one of the biggestt6 c1 exodusss. venezzelansillion have fled the ountryy ars, the numbers of already surpassed the 1.4 million cubans who fled over six decades following fiddl castrr's about a million have ended up in colombia where the government has begun regularizinn them. %we are talking about a residents that clearly will regional countries must unite.t. phere is no country in the world -pthat canada manage this levelf migration forever. >>>with its strong economy, chile is a magnet for migrants but also drawn to argeetina wheee the president mauricio macri is a leading critic f venezuela. poor communities wwth highing in levels of unemployment, stoking xenophobic tensions. violent clashes broke out between migrant and locals. it could reach 1,000,000% by the year's end, increasing venezuelans have their heerts set on peru -- one of the fastest growing economies in the region. thi

breve pausa, a partir de esta noche los venezolanos sin pasaporte no podrÁn ingresar a perÚ y el papa francisco viaja a irlanda. ♪ david. lo siento pero tenemos que despedirte por el dui que te van a dar. amor, solo quiero que veas a la niÑa antes de que vayas a la cÁrcel. nos harÁs falta. david, estÁs a punto de chocar y matar a mi familia. vas a causar mucho dolor. maneja tomado y serÁs arrestado. sientde claritin 24 horasivio sin causar sueño cuando las alergias ocurran, día tras día tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. enrique: quiÉnes huyen de la violencia, la escasez de alimentos y medicinas que ha dejado la crisis humanitaria de venezuela, comparten historias causas de dolor y sacrificio. un Éxodo que en casos ha llevado a travÉs de la cordillera de los Ángeles en busca del mejor futuro. son testimonios. >> no me quisieron sellar la entrada a ecuador. tuve que venirme asÍ, sin nada, sola con mis dos hijos. me vine asÍ, en ecuador gracias a dios que dios no me desamparÓ en n

we're going to stick together until we get to our destination in peru so we can work and fight for our kids. that may now be more difficult but with the venezuelan economy in tatters and no guarantee president maduro his reforms will succeed there is little incentive for would be emigrants to return home. so have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world italy and rescuers have ended this search for survivors from the general bridge collapse the official death toll now stands at forty three after three more bodies were discovered overnight a section of the morandi breach gave way last tuesday with dozens of cars plunging fifty needs to the ground. the indonesian island of has been struck by a six point three magnitude earthquake its epicenter was in the island's north east the quake caused panic and local damage so far no serious injuries have been reported but this is the latest in a number of quakes to hit the most severe on august fifth killing nearly five hundred people. the annual program aid has begun in mecca saudi arabia over two million muslims from acro