evelyn hernandez has already served nearly three years in prison. prosecutors wanted her jailed for a0 years. she was acquitted at a retrial. her baby was found dead in a toilet. she has always maintained she was raped and had no idea she was pregnant. activists hope the result will set a precedent for other women in jail. jon ironmonger reports. a young victim of rape from a poor, ruralfamily. evelyn hernandez has become a figure of hope for women in the macho, deeply catholic country of el salvador, where abortion is illegal under any circumstances. jailed in 2017, accused of killing her stillborn child, she was cleared on monday to the delight of her supporters. translation: thank you for being here, and thank god justice was done. i also thank all of the international countries and i thank my mother for accompanying me through everything. evelyn was arrested in 2016 after the body of her baby was found in a toilet. prosecutors charged her with aggravated homicide for 30 years. speaking last year from aggravated homicide for 30 years. speaking la

evelyn was arrested in 2016 after the body of her baby was found in a toilet. then 18, she said she passed out during childbirth, after confusing pregnancy with a stomach ache. but she was charged with aggravated homicide and jailed for 30 years. it sparked a campaign across latin america and in february, her sentence was annulled, pending a retrial after crucial evidence was produced that showed her baby had died of natural causes. translation: the judge said there was no way to prove the crime and that's why he released evelyn. he said it was a complicated birth, like that of many of the women who are still in prison. women who have been in prison for ten years for something that isn't a crime. women like teodora vasquez, who went into labour alone at work, and called an ambulance that never came. her sentence was commuted last year after she'd spent a decade behind bars. at least 17 women are still in jail under the abortion ban, rights organisations hope the hernandez case will mark a turning point, but change in conservative el salvador will not come easil

evelyn hernandez has already served nearly three years in prison. activists hope the result will set a precedent for other women in jail, as jon ironmonger reports. a young victim of rape from a poor, ruralfamily. evelyn hernandez has become a figure of hope for women in the macho, deeply catholic country of el salvador, where abortion is illegal under any circumstances. jailed in 2017, accused of killing her stillborn child, she was cleared on monday to the delight of her supporters. translation: thank you for being here, and thank god justice was done. i also thank all of the international countries and i thank my mother for accompanying me through everything. evelyn was arrested in 2016 after the body of her baby was found in a toilet. prosecutors charged her with aggravated homicide and she was sentenced to 30 years, despite insisting she'd had a miscarriage. speaking last yearfrom prison, she told the bbc she was innocent and that she had not known she was pregnant. there was a huge campaign to free evelyn, and in february the sentence was annu

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says she's ready to move on with her life out of. this with a gun al-jazeera. so dan's former president says he received millions of dollars from saudi arabia's royal family during his presidency but he told investigators the fans were not included in the country's financial records the revelation came during the 1st court hearing on corruption and bribery charges since he was forced out of office by the military in april ever morgan has more from the capital heart . he was once feared and guarded as the head of the country now sudan's former president on what it is under a different guard as he appears in court to face criminal charges which include illegal possession of foreign currency and bribery investigators say they found more than $130000000.00 in his house days after the military deposed him in april. presenting the head of a country to trial proves that there is a rule of law in the country and that no one is above the law this message is not just for the ousted government but the incoming government the case will resume ne

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says she's ready to move on with her life out of court. seal wrote this with a gun al-jazeera. to the u.s. congresswoman who are denied entry to israel on an official visit because of their criticism of israeli policies have spoken out received a clay was later offered for entry on humanitarian grounds to see her grandmother in the occupied west bank but she says she turned it down because the conditions are oppressive 100 reports from washington. for many rashid a story of her palestinian grandmother's humiliation told a familiar tale as a young girl visiting palestine to see my grandparents and extended family i watched as my mother had to go to do human checkpoints. i remember shaking with fear when checkpoints appeared in the small village of beverly fork out thanks to guns everywhere to laban in the 2 u.s. members of congress were denied entry into israel after president trump urged israel to ban them in a tweet he said it would show great weakness of israel allowed representative omar and representative to play division they hate is

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says she's ready to move on with her life out of court. seal wrote this with a gun al-jazeera. at least 20 soldiers have been killed almost 40 is still missing after an identified fisons stormed a military unit in northern became the faster the attack happened in. that's in sort of province the military says it could be the country's worst attack on the armed forces became a fast as injured months of violence with the deaths of hundreds of civilians. sudan's former president omar al bashir says he's received millions of dollars from saudi arabia's role family during his presidency but the funds were never included in the country's financial records the revelation came during his 1st court hearing on corruption and bribery charges basheer was forced out of office by the military and april even morgan has more from the capital khartoum. he was once feared and guarded as the head of the country now sudan's former president armadale bashir is under a different guard as he appears in court to face sobered criminal charges which include illegal

a salvadoran woman at the center of a controversial abortion trial has been acquitted evelyn and. endos was charged with murder after giving birth to a stillborn baby in the toilet. saddam's former president omar al bashir says he was given millions of dollars by saudi arabia's role family during his presidency the revelation came during his 1st court hearing all corruption and bribery charges . now there are calls for an investigation in iraq after more than 30 unidentified bodies were found buried in kabul a province last week they included women children and elderly people human rights groups are accusing the government of covering up the possible aftermath of sectarian violence that's going to reports from the capital baghdad. beneath the shrouds are the faces of men women and children their families longed to see again longed to know what happened to them. last week 31 husbands grandmothers and daughters were buried in an unmarked grave in the cemetery in iraq's karbala province the morgan neighboring babel province gave the bodies to a local charity saying they were on ident

it's a happy ending for evelyn hernandez after 3 years behind bars a court and send salvatore a quid at the young woman of aggravated homicide charges the prosecution had requested a 40 year sentence. finally free hernandez couldn't hide her joy. thank you for being here and thank god justice was done i also want to express my gratitude to those who have protested on might be half as well as my supporters and other countries and i want to thank my mother for the being there for me all along . hernandez had been imprisoned after suffering a miscarriage and being found guilty of murdering her unborn child the woman's lawyers argued she'd been raped and was unaware of her pregnancy when an upset trick emergency at her home resulted in a stillbirth. woman convicted under el salvador's draconian anti abortion law usually face sentences of 2 to 8 years but often those who seek medical treatment after a miscarriage are charged with aggravated homicide and 2017 hernandez was sentenced to 30 years in prison but in february el salvador supreme court overturned the ruling for lack of evidence o

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says she's ready to move on with her life out of court. cocktail wrote this of a gone al jazeera. still to come here at al-jazeera is in his prime minister pervez a tell the country what comes next after the collapse of his ruling coalition. they are identified bodies in iraq that activists say are evidence of sectarian killings that the government is not talking about. kevin to those late summer night of the still rain potential heavy rain potential japan plume of cloud there produced a fair amount you can see down the south and in the forecast to you could almost call a frontal system of the head of the circulation somewhere in eastern russia it leaves beijing in the humid city 3 but draw where the time the potential for big houses there in north korea and south korea but i think just one or 2 the persistent rain is as you get through honshu into south korea the next day or so and some places that just do not want persistent rain even now in japan but there it is however it does look a seasonal rain in china has gone offshore you could

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says she's ready to move on with her life out of court. this of a gun al-jazeera. at least 24 soldiers have been killed and others a missing after unidentified fighters stormed a military unit in brooklyn a fast so it happened in the region of soome northwest of the capital. the military says it could be one of the worst attacks on its armed forces since 2016 months of violence has killed hundreds of civilians for decades people in northern nigeria have endured almost constant conflict and couldn't a state the fighting pits the majority muslim population against minority christians are coming out of reports on reconciliation efforts. under the reign of the muscle the elements these are the latest victims of the ongoing violence it could do no state hundreds of them have been company this school since march this year when gunmen from an opposing tribe attacked their village killing dozens and destroying homes our main problem the moment is shelter from then where i would go but while there we talk about security. located in northwestern ni

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says she's ready to move on with her life out of court. this will be gone al-jazeera. warned everything right here al jazeera dot com for comment analysis and video on demand of course you can watch us on life streaming there as well. just a quick recap of the headlines syrian opposition activists are saying the rebels have withdrawn from the strategically important town of honshu couldn't insolvent and live province images released by pro regime media show and a town empty of residents and fighters rebels withdrew choose day off to days of fighting and hundreds of air strikes the bombardment of opposition held towns across southern adlib continues as the syrian government presses on with its offensive there have been more civilian casualties as rebels defend what is left of the stronghold. the yemeni government says it holds the united arab emirates fully responsible for the coup in aden 10 days after u.a.e. backed separatists effectively took control of the port city on tuesday the 7 separatist sees many yemeni government security and m

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senator, max baucus, and evelyn farkas. evelyn was also the deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine and eurasia. what message is this president sending to china, and frankly to the protesters that are, you know, supporting what we would typically think to be -- what should be the natural american position here by essentially saying -- staying out of it? >> well we, frankly i've been i hong kong a couple of times the last eight weeks, i've spoken with the men and women on the street, cab drivers, i spoke with carrie lam, the chief executive. i can tell you that up until now, the people on the street are quite sympathetic with the protesters. obviously it's that proposed extradition statute which has caused great angst because it's seen as representative of mainland china exercising even more control for hong kong than they have in the past. you have to remember that the conditions in hong kong are very, very tough. costs will be extremely high. housing is almost unavailable. it's a very difficult situation

evelyn hernandez has already served nearly three years in prison. prosecutors wanted her jailed for a0 years. she was acquitted at a retrial. her baby was found dead in a toilet. she has always maintained she was raped and had no idea she was pregnant. activists hope the result will set a precedent for other women in jail. a young victim of rape from a poor, ruralfamily. evelyn hernandez has become a figure of hope for women in the macho, deeply catholic country of el salvador, where abortion is illegal under any circumstances. jailed in 2017, accused of killing her stillborn child, she was cleared on monday to the delight of her supporters. translation: thank you for being here, and thank god justice was done. i also thank all of the international countries and i thank my motherfor accompanying me through everything. evelyn was arrested in 2016 after the body of her baby was found in a toilet. prosecutors charged her with aggravated homicide and she was sentenced to 30 years, despite insisting she‘d had a miscarriage. speaking last yearfrom priso

evelyn hernandez became pregnant through rape. she said she miscarried, but was convicted of murder after prosecutors said she had induced an abortion. now on bbc news, panorama. the betting business is booming in britain. it is as simple as tap, tap, boom. but is it problem gamblers who are paying the price? they never questioned whether i could actually afford to, you know, spend 50 grand a night. we meet the punters who've lost everything. i was insane, i was insane. but i couldn't stop. the gamblers who don't know when to quit. um, an addiction, a compulsion like i've never seen in my life.

evelyn hernandez became pregnant through rape. she said she miscarried but was convicted of murder, after prosecutors said she'd induced an abortion. now on bbc news, hardtalk with stephen sackur.

russia expert evelyn farkas will join us once again tonight with her take on what vladimir putin is up to now and what the president of the united states should be doing about it. >>> and our second favorite rachel will be back with us tonight. political scientist rachel bit cougher will give us more of her explanation why the data she is using in her model has given her a prediction of the democrat winning a solid electorate victory in the electoral college in the next election. and we begin tonight where we left off last night with the clock ticking on the death sentence that the trump administration has we hope unwittingly imposed on maria izble. this is the most important story we discussed last night and it is the most important story we will discuss tonight because a life hangs in the balance. all because of an immigration policy change made by the trump administration which has decided to refuse to grant any extensions of permission to stay in the united states for medical treatment. that decision has been met by understandable outrage and moral condemnation since the story firs

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wanted of all charges evelyn hernandez was charged with murder after giving birth to a stillborn baby the case has drawn international criticism of the country's strict abortion laws. reports. a celebration after being cleared of all charges evelyn hernandez has become the face of a car to decriminalize abortion and el salvador she faced up to 40 years in prison in a retrial after giving birth to a stillborn baby prosecutors accuse her of aggravated homicide the 21 year old said she was raped and didn't know she was pregnant. there is always these yeah and today there was just this i want to thank all the countries and international organizations are supportive of me i also want to thank my mother who stood by me i know it was difficult for her to see me being accused of something i didn't do. her case has been fought in court for years evelyn was 1st sentenced to prison in 2017 but was released 2 years later while she awaited a ruling in her retrial with 17 other woman behind bars under similar circumstances her legal team says the work has. far from over and we have there are women

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says she's ready to move on with her life out of court. room this is the gun al-jazeera. of watermelon cause has acquitted president jimmy morales his brother and son of corruption charges prosecutors accuse them and several others of taking part in the false occasion of invoices for an event in 2013 which never happened president moralez welcomed the acquittal so his family has been the victim of political persecution bolivia's president has delivered humanitarian aid to residents who fled wildfires in the center of the country nearly half a 1000000 hectares of bolivia's agricultural heartland is burnt no deaths have been reported the country has declared a state of emergency. 9000 people have fled several villages on the spanish holiday island of gran canaria where wildfires are burning the fires started last week and have been difficult to contain sort of hired has more. shock and disbelief in gran canaria these villages were forced out of their homes as large wildfires burn out of control across the spanish island they started spreadi

evelyn hernandez has already served nearly 3 years in prison — prosecutors wanted her jailed for a0 years. she was acquitted at a retrial. her baby was found dead in a toilet — she has always maintained she was raped and had no idea she was pregnant. activists hope the result will set a precedent for other women in jail. jon ironmoger reports. the young victim of rain from a portable family. diplomatic has become a figure for women in module deeply catholic country of el salvador when abortion is illegal under any circumstances. jailed in 2017, accused of killing a stillborn child, she was cleared on monday to the delight of her supporters. thank you for being here and thank god justice was done. i also thank all the international countries and i think my mother for accompanying me to everything. she was arrested in 2016 of the body of her baby was found ina in 2016 of the body of her baby was found in a toilet. then she said she passed out after childbirth after confusing pregnancy with a stomach ache. she was charged with aggravated homicide and jailed for 30 years. it sparked a campa

parte de la sociedad >>> evelyn habÍa sido condenada a 30 aÑos de prisiÓn,Ás. se pidiÓ que se pero la corte suprema de justicia ordeÓo que se le realizara otro juicio debido a una serie de irregularidades y este fue el veredicto. >>> soy inocente y siempre lo fui. >>> xico, el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpezÉl presidente andrÉs manuel obralÓ negÓ que su administracion este negociando con delincuentes. >>> gobierno dialoga con grupos criminales para conseguir la pacificaciÓnsu secretaria ase gobierno dialoga con grupos c m criminales para conseguir la pacificaciÓn de mÉxico >>> las conversaciones secretas entre oficialistas venezolanos y estados unidos, han sido a espaldas de nicolÁs maduro y lo Único que se busca es su salida de en poder y la celebraciÓn de elecciones >>> asÍ lo declararon ayer, cuando los presidentes d declararon que hay contactos aunque segÚn maduro no se es estaban haciendo bajo su autorizaciÓn. >>> juan quaidguaido hablÓ de oa etapa deal detalle la muerte de ccantante celso piÑa, una leyenda de la cumbia >>> se va a sorpre

>> i am. >> and evelyn. how would you characterize what we've heard from the president of the united states overseas? >> the simplest way is that it would be the triumph of hope over experience. he thinks we're going to get a deal with iran. i find that very unlikely. thinks we're going to get a deal with china. i don't think so, in the short term. above all, craig, we are literally ignoring the fires that are burning in our house, down in the amazon. i thought his answer on the environment -- >> climate change, yeah. >> -- was the scariest thing of all. that is a huge threat for all of us going forward. triumph of hope over real experience and real facts, craig. >> good spot to end it. admiral, thank you. evelyn farkas, thank you as well. thank you for joining us for this full jam-packed hour of msnbc live. i'll see you tomorrow. "andrea mitchell reports" starts now. >> what an hour it was. craig melvin, thank you. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump just concluding a press conference at the

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says she's ready to move on with her life out of court. cocktail wrote this with a gun al-jazeera. next on al-jazeera. thank. you. all right sports fans that catch up with all the news with peta sammy thank you very much australia star batsman steve smith has been ruled out of the 3rd ashes test with concussion he watched training but has failed to recover sufficiently of the being hit on the head by a number. it raises further questions as to why doctors allowed him to continue betting just 40 minutes off of the incidents on saturday monosyllabic shane eventually came on as a concussion sub and hit 59 he's most likely to replacement for the 3rd test which starts in leeds on thursday and into the die was really a night bryanna the. he felt a bit better yesterday but he's not have time enough to to take off everything in a studio to be ready to fly all the other guys are saying it flies and a younger players will step up and feel what a almost unfair local shows because the best player in the world but we've talked the whole talk about squ

evelyn far bega evelyn, an msnbc national security analyst, and joe, what do you gather now from the new cnbc reporting about what happened. >> contrary to our initial assessments t doesn't appear this was a failed test of the missile itself. rather it was an attempt to recover one of the previous failed tests. there have been at least five tests of this nuclear powered cruise missile in the last ftwo years. we still don't know exactly what led to the explosion. it could have been some of the conventional rocket fuel that is in this cruise missile, the cruise missile has to get to a certain speed before the nuclear reactor would kick in theoretically. it could have been some of the co coolant that might be used for this reactor. it's a possible it was a liquid sodium, molten sodium, good for a small compact reactor, it has a dangerous side effect when exposed to air or water. it explodes and that could have been what happened in the recovery operation. we still don't know. unfortunately there are no international organizations that are allowed to cover this kind of thing. it wasn't a

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says she's ready to move on with her life out of court. consul wrote this with a gun al-jazeera russia has accused the us of escalating military tension after a test of the ground launched missile with a range of more than 500 kilometers the test would have been banned under the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty but washington formally withdrew from the line what $987.00 packed with russia earlier this month u.s. administration says moscow had already been violating it at the same time russia is facing questions over an explosion that one of its weapons testing facilities earlier this month stepped busson as more from moscow. the deputy foreign minister said that the really regret that this test has taken place and also that it shows that the united states has been preparing for this end of the i.n.f. treaty for a long time so as we know of course this treaty and that that collapsed earlier this month but also fast that he doesn't want to be drawn into an arms race with the united states and they won't put any more missiles anywher

after spending nearly 3 years in prison evelyn says. she's ready to move on with her life out of. this will be gone al jazeera. still ahead on the program is building the. stadium will tell you what it's made all of. us and we visit the revolutionary argentinian. keeping its audiences completely in. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. now with. marion bank you very much australia star batsman steve smith has been ruled out of the 3rd ashes test with concussions he watched training but has failed to recover sufficiently of the being hit on the head by england bona jaw for archer at lord's it raises further questions as to why doctors allowed him to continue betting just 40 minutes after the incident on saturday monosyllabic shame eventually came out of the concussion sub and hit 59 is most likely to replace smith for the 3rd test which starts in leeds on tuesday in the end of the day it was really a no brainer the. he felt a bit better yesterday but he's not have time enough

. >> reporter: evelyn was in front of the stage when she saw the crowd begin to run including bill and his band mates who had crawled under the stage. >> i laid flat on the ground in front of the stage. >> reporter: tonight, evelyn was back to listen to them again. this time, uninterrupted. >> i think it is pretty brave of them. >> reporter: dozens came out to support the classic rock band including sandy. >> everybody show up, everybody support. >> reporter: but bill says tonight wasn't about them. the tips they collected will go to the mies th th t only are ey healg through their music, but they are giving back through it as i you. for them. for those families and those victims. >> reporter: and the members of the tin man say this was their first performance dedicated to the gilroy shooting victims but it won't be their last. they plan to hold a couple more concerts in honor of their memory. in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. >> this is a sobering statistic for you. according to a new survey from the american psychological association, a third of americans are now saying they are avoi

thank you to evelyn farkas, chuck rosenberg. i appreciate the time. >>> up next, the mass arrest of hundreds of undocumented immigrants at food plants in mississippi has sent a chilling message to latino communities. but many are wondering why the employers aren't being punished. "hardball" is back after this. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! and we're usaa members for life. (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (ann

evelyn hernandez, who's 21, was attacked as a teenager by a gang member. she said she suffered a miscarriage, but prosecutors accused her of having an abortion after her child was found dead in a septic tank. she was sentenced to 30 years in prison. john mcmanus reports. ina in a country where abortion is illegal under any circumstances, this case has attracted widespread publicity. inside the court, 21—year—old evelyn hernandez, who was facing a retrial on aggravated homicide after she was accused of having an abortion. ms hernandez has already served three years in jail, but that conviction was quashed to the supreme court on the grounds that the original trial decision was made on insufficient evidence. translation: i have always told you that i am innocence. my goals are to keep studying. ando only asked the prosecution to think things through because i am really innocent. also to thejudge, i know because i am really innocent. also to the judge, i know that he will do justice. god willing, all will end well. am innocent. ms hernandez said she was r

evelyn farkas, thank you as well. thank you for joining us for this full jam-packed hour of msnbc live. i'll see you tomorrow. "andrea mitchell reports" starts now. >> what an hour it was. craig melvin, thank you. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump just concluding a press conference at the g7 summit in france, saying he would be open to a meeting with iran if the circumstances were correct and they were, quote, good players. mr. trump also claiming china wants a trade deal very badly and talks were elevated in a conversation with the vice premier last night. and the president became salesman in chief when asked about next year's g7 summit, which he wants to host at his resort in doral, florida which he was pressed on by my colleague, hallie jackson. >> reporter: next year's g7, you alluded today, dropped several hints about miami and doral and hosting next year's g7 at your property. what assurances can you give americans that you're not trying to profit off the presidency? >> i used to get a lot of mo

astrid: en un caso como este es difÍcil decir que no se hizo justicia por evelyn. justicia sea que viven las mujeres activistas para que este caso sirva de precedente porque hay otras 16 mujeres que hoy en dÍa estÁn en prisiÓn por denuncias similares. karla: en este caso como lo decÍas en tu reportaje el aborto que ella sufriÓ fue accidental quÉ tan difÍcil es probar que fue un accidente. astrid: el juez decÍa que lo Único que tenÍa para decir era que la tenÍa que dejar en libertad no dio pie o paso para explicar el porquÉ y las mujeres activistas dicen que es necesario dejar de meter presas a estas mujeres cuando son personas de bajos recursos. alan: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, instagram, facebook y el snapchat red y de tus segmentos favoritos en univisiÓn y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: no paran los deportes, amigo. jesus: no paran, papÁ. alan: vamos con adriana monsalve a quien le mandamos un beso. adriana: zlatan ibrahimovic sÍguenos reflectores de la fifa sin importar en donde juegue ahora esta nominado a ganar

ramÓn: en el salvador, la joven evelyn hernÁndez quedÓ libre de cargos de homicidio agravado, por haber abordado de manera intencional. a esta mujer le habÍan dado una sentencia de 30 aÑos de cÁrcel, cuando la encontraron ensangrentada y vieron que el bebÉ habÍa muerto en un tanque sÉptico. la joven se defendiÓ alegando que no sabÍa que estaba embarazasda permaneciÓ prisión 36 meses, antes de ser liberada en febrero del 2019. muchos pacientes latinos, sobre todo mujeres podrÁ perder el acceso a servicios mÉdicos o producto vivo de detecciÓn de cÁncer y enfermedades de transmisiÓn sexual. palmira: las clÍnicas de planificaciÓn familiar se retiran del plan por discrepancias con la casa blanca. fernando: muchas mujeres latinas podrÍa perder el acceso mÉdicos y los dios, detecciÓn de cÁncer y enfermedades de transmisiÓn sexual. casi 400 clÍnicas de planificaciÓn familiar en el paÍs, que tienen a casi la mitad 4 millones de pacientes, anunciÓ que se retirarÁ de un programa federal llamado tÍtulo 10, porque se niega a obedecer una nueva regla de las mini naciÓn tr

hoy un juez salvadoreqo >>hoy salvadoreÑa exonerÓ a evelyn hernÁndez la joven que estuvo 33 meses encarcelada tras sufrir un aborto espontÁneo en 2016 fue condenada a 30 aÑos de prisiÓn pero fue en este segundo juicio donde finalmente quedÓ absuelta de culpa. >>cantando y uien a partir de hoy es libre. la fiscalÍa apelÓ la resolución y pidiÓ un nuevo juicio y nuevamente fue absuelta. >>este ha sido uno de los procesos judiciales mÁs complicados porque hubo obra condena y logramos botar esa condena de 30 aÑos y la fiscalÍa ahora quería los 40 aÑos. el colectivo de mujeres conocido como las 17 acudiÓ todo el tiempo y criticar a la justicia de este paÍs el que asegura que se estÁn ensaÑando contra mujeres pobres e >>creo que es un llamado tambiÉn a la fiscalÍa, a la administraciÓn de justicia que a todo el estado de el salvador a que deje de criminalizar a las mujeres que tienen complicaciones obstÉtricas, que tienen embarazos complicados la consigna de estas mujeres es lograr una segunda oportunidad para las 16 que continÚan en prisiÓn y por eso piden un nuevo juicio para

evelyn, let's take a step back here. these are co-equal branches of government, and he is saying that two duly elected american members of congress, put into office by voters in a democratic election in their own districts, should be barred from going to another democratic country. >> i mean, it's horrible, chris. you know, as everyone has said before, this is unprecedented, and it's not democratic. so, not only is it bad for u.s./israeli relations, which we can talk about, and it's bad for israel because they look weak, and it's not just the united states they have to worry about, but they live in a world where they need the support of european and other major powers, but it's really bad for american democracy that the president of the united states comes out and says, hey, to a partner country, to a close ally, bar these representatives from a co-equal branch of government in the united states, bar them from entering into your country. i mean, it's outrageous. and again, it's another example of where this president is

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