so ten years ago when you first came to haiti, did you plan to run an orphanage? >> so you start with the funny questions. >> reporter: hey, you know. we sat down with mitch and his wife janine in late august. >> i donve hai was on a map. i was moved by what happened in the earthquake. >> reporter: it's been almost ten years since that terrible earthquake devastated haiti, killing over 100,000 people and leaving millions more injured and homeless. like so many others, mitch albom wanted to help. >> and we landed just a few weeks after the earthquake. we saw people missing arms and legs walking around and covered in white dust. and then here was this little oasis where there were these kids. >> reporter: kids huddled in an orphanage. >> i saw kids sleeping on the ground here. i didn't even know if they had parents, makeshift foam mattress, not eating anything. >> reporter: he flew home to detroit, but -- >> i couldn't leave it alone. i couldn't get it out of my head. there were no toilets, really. there was no shower there was no real kitchen to speak of. so i said

morales resigned and fled to mexico after winning an election many believe was actually rigged and haiti's president of an illinois says he is holding talks to form a unity government moyes says his country needs international support after 2 months of anti-government protests made haiti's dire humanitarian situation even worse there is widespread anger of a high inflation crime and allegations of corruption haiti's been without a functioning government since march you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera up front with what the house sun is coming up next. the minister. should do to the british on the 31st of october and leave this country the greatest place on earth pretty much it is still a long haul who would drama the brick sit on al-jazeera has the world forgotten the people of kashmir i'll ask a spokesman for india's b j p government why millions there are still under lockdown ily. ily. ily. ily. i made the house an bolivia's president evo morales was forced to resign from office and fled to mexico after a disputed election and pressure from the military was a coup that's o

haiti's president juvonen mori says he's holding talks to form a unity government as the country grapples with an escalating humanitarian crisis says his country needs international support after 2 months of anti-government protests led to food insecurity there's widespread anger over sky high and face crime and i negations of corruption has been without a government since march due to a stalemate in parliament. the family of a u.s. man whose execution was hold had just days before he was due to be carried out is holding a thank you vigil outside the texas governor's mansion in hot in austin rodney reid was convicted of raping and murdering a 19 year old woman in 1996 the state's top appeals court blocks the execution on friday afternoon haven't raising serious doubts about his guilt by school the innocence project says race played a key part in breeds conviction john hendren has more from austin in texas family and supporters of rodney reed celebrated his stay of execution which happened on friday they did so out here in front of the governor's mansion of texas because the governor of te

no one believes haiti is appealing. criticizing haiti in public calls in into question decades of approved immigration policy. it must be forbiddened lest our leaders be embarrassed. that's what it's about. last year after the killing of khashoggi. while president trump disapproved of the murder saudi arabia remains a u.s. ally. -- he cited the saudi investments. if we broke our alliance, the u.s. economy would suffer and china and russia would benefit instead. whatever you think of the saudis, what he said is true. this is the arrangement we had with saudi for generations now. everyone in washington knows that because a lot of them are on the saudi payroll. trumps crime was saying it out loud. the same is true with baltimore. maybe the most depressing big city on the eastern seaboard? if it's daylight out, there is no denying the awful reality of the place. this summer the president told the rest of the world what it's like. baltimore he said is a "rodent infested hellhole and a corrupt mess." all through. the latest m

haiti's president says he is holding talks to form a unity government where he says his country needs international support after 2 months of antigovernment protests made the country's dire humanitarian situation even worse there was widespread anger over high inflation crime and allegations of corruption he has been without a functioning government since march due to a stalemate in parliament on account of your group. we are meeting with civil groups we're also talking to important people of the moderate political opposition such as those of the radical opposition we are also talking to people from civil society from the private sector now i see that all people are agreeing with a solution to the crisis but opposition parties are actually rejecting his call for unity will actually show that yes we say that the solution to the crisis is through the resignation of president jovan l. boys there is no possibility of sharing anything with you of an old boy as he has to resign to reach a transition that is different from what we have known before. palestinian journalists of rallied in supp

on a day with more time, we could delve into how the protests in haiti aren't just about fuel but rampant corruption across the government but we don't have time because anti-government protests are even hitting one of the most stable countries in latin america, chile. >> in chile, a 4% rise in subway fares was enough to bring a million people to the streets. stores and subway stations torched, a government forced to declare a state of emergency. >> the chilean president was seen dining at an upscale restaurant, these are the type of things that seem to make people crazy. >> trevor: why the chilean people are protesting not affording basing services, the president is dining at a fancy restaurant. talk about tone deaf, can't be eating fancy food in front of your struggling people. use uber eats, get it delivered. ( laughter ) a tipple point when the government announced an increase in subway fares. makes sense, these type of moves always affect the working class more because rich people don't need public transportation. they don't know what it's like to be stuck on a hot crowded train sitt

the government's been the target of widespread protests since august which have destabilized haiti's already weak economy one in 3 haitians relies completely on aid to survive. belarus's opposition candidates did not win any seats in a parliamentary election they say was neither free nor fair president alexander lukashenko dismissed the allegations many prominent opposition figures were ruled ineligible as it's. well there's a bright spot for the people in the hard press the tally and city of venice floodwaters there are forecast to recede after record high flooding shops and museums on the city's famous say mark's square were closed again sunday the 3rd time in a week a crisis expected to cost italy up to a $1000000000.00 euros but while there is relief for venice days of heavy rains and snow fall are threatening to bring misery to other parts of the country including the cities of pisa and florence. let's get the latest from venice now with the w.'s julia south delhi good morning to you julia venice has seen the 3rd major flood in less than a week house of coping with all this wate

no one really believes haiti is a bad place. on the other hand, criticizing haiti in public must be forbidden. that is what it's about. that's what it's always about. pick a topic. last year after the killing of saudi columnist jamal khashoggi kim president trump said in effect, that while he disapproved of the murder, of course, saudi arabia remains a u.s. ally. the president tsai to the $450 billion worth of saudi investments in the united states as well as saudi agreements to buy more than $100 billion in american military equipment. we broke our alignment with the saudis, he said, the u.s. economy would suffer and china and russia would benefit instead. now whatever you think of the saudis, and most people find them revolting, we certainly do, what he said is literally true. this is the arrangement we have. this is the arrangement we have had with the saudi kingdom for generations now. everyone in washington knows that because a lot of them are actually on the saudi payroll. trump's crime was saying it out loud. that is alwa

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but it's not been short of controversy in the past particularly the haiti elections back in 2011 back then the oas was accused of pressuring the local election of thora to overturn the 1st round of the vote without a recount the group's actions in haiti true widespread condemnation meanwhile in his latest statement on bolivia the oas said it is against any unconstitutional means of ending the crisis and the call for peace and the rule of law to be restored. well for a bit more insight on this we can now bring in live kevin cashman who senior associate at the center for economic and policy research in washington d.c. kevin thanks for joining us let's head the oas claimed that the election in bolivia was mobbed by manipulation and irregularities and it did recommend a rerun how do you view the organizations role in this crisis. it's definitely been very controversial and i think what your viewers need to know is that there's 2 ways the vote is tabulated and believe there's a quick count which is supposed to provide an election night result that's preliminary and there's the official cou

but it's not been short of controversy in the past particularly the haiti elections back in 2011 back then the oas was accused of pressuring the local election authorities to overturn the 1st round is that without a recount the groups actions in haiti drew widespread condemnation meanwhile this latest statement on the libya the oas said it is against any unconstitutional means of ending the crisis and it calls for peace and the rule of law to be restored and he was activist gloria re the believes the oas is merely a tool of u.s. influence. organization american states includes or included all the states and the western hemisphere the americas the caribbean latin america including the u.s. and canada it is an instrument of the united states to meet his domination political economic military in the americans we have seen the away as general secretary was armado who is a complete puppet of the united states. pressure than us well over and over he has tried to rally the member states of the oil to vote to censure and perhaps expel them as well in the future but he has not shied away from

in particular, i'm thinking of the example of haiti, which is relevant to this time. back both for france and the u.s. -- this time period both for france and the u.s., because when the haitian revolution happens, the french attempt to it.h it -- crush the fighting that happens in haiti is incredibly brutal. the americans are terrified because the united states at this time depends on an economy of slavery and his friend of the idea of a giant black revolution in doing that -- and is frightened of the idea of a giant black revolution undoing t hat. i want to know more about how you see that example fitting or not fitting into this narrative. >> thank you so much for that question. you kind of indicated it. there's two sides to this coin happening at the same time. it's true for a lot of different groups. while for example, as part of the military enlightenment, much more care is given to the common soldier for the common soldier's health and hygiene and also for a type of democratization of heroism, to start recognizing the heroism of these individuals . there are rea

it is the one drop rule that there is a story of a us journalist interviewing in haiti what percentage is the population is white he said 99 percent and that he misunderstood and said that is the one drop rule and that varies widely it's very specifi specific. >> as it became clear these are the interventions they try to remediate a lack of american history but the fact that we have in the - - obsession to intervene to bring something into history that's not where he wanted to be in 25 years. if we were to move forward what would your work had led to change american history? or talk about hispanic american or african-american history? >>. >> it is in the african-american history section. i believe itnd is american history so i would like to consider this a shared history with visions of the south is not a minority culture. so it's like gone with the wind vision but it is that demographic rally to talk about minorities in america so these ares. majorities. and they outnumber the europeans were cuba and peru and brazil and the american south they are outnumbered with different parts of t

let's preview now some the other stories making the news at this hour haiti's president has called the touring situation his country a humanitarian crisis has asked for international support his government has been the target of widespread protests since august which has destabilized haiti's already weak economy $13.00 haitians relies on international aid to survive. brazil's former president lula da silva has denounced the country's social and racial inequalities at a rally of his workers' party. walked free from jail earlier this month after brazil's supreme court overturns his jail sentence for corruption he's vowed to lead the country back to the left once he's in power. in paris there have been more clashes between police and yellow vests protesters this comes a day after violence in the capital's demonstrators marked the one year anniversary of their anti-government protests yellow bus marches and other french cities went off peacefully for the anniversary. all floodwaters have exceeded the 1.5 meter mark in venice for the 3rd time in a week submerging internationally famous side

to form a unity government as a country grapples with an escalating humanitarian crisis when he says haiti needs international support after 2 months of anti-government protests led to food insecurity there is widespread anger over sky high inflation crime and allegations of corruption haiti has been without a government since march due to a stalemate in parliament. you're upset with headlines on al-jazeera coming up next year it's al-jazeera worlds. elaine. the owner. in every corner of the world there are arabs who have migrated settled and in some cases found great success in their adopted countries. where stories of arabs fleeing war and hardship tend to make the headlines many others have left the middle east with the simple aim of making a new life. it often starts with education many students from the arab world have such opportunities in overseas universities moves that often become stepping stones to new lives in faraway countries. born by sheer hell you meet is an innovative and visionary serial tech entrepreneur the president of a successful telecom software company. his journey

in 2011 in haiti in 2000 they put their finger on the scale of these reports and the markets not just the is it for example the companies in bolivia that were charged with counting the votes the manager of the company neo-tech says they were invited to actions they say that they got a phone call from the electoral tribunal on the night of the 20th telling them to suspend the publication themselves because i don't like none so there's another one here is to that ok this very important is a boat is not a pretty dodgy 1st of all you will not find in the hundreds of articles and you will not find one expert saying that story was true that they somehow manipulated the vote count between the 84 percent report and then went on the so i wasn't i'm asking was there are you saying there was a phone call from a member of the electoral tribunal no idea and that will turn any of the allegations pretty fun but they're pretty damning allegations that were only together true a good thing a lot of a lot of any allegation that it's ok but i'm saying that you have a story here that's been repeated every

where by the rockies president barham saleh finally spoke about the resignation of prime minister dilma haiti and holding elections it was a yes but speech to protesters yes maddy will resign but only once a successor is determined yes elections will be held but only after a new election law is implemented and a new election committee formulated rice said it was the prime minister is willing to submit his resignation he's also asking the political parties to find a replacement within the constitutional and legal measures that would prevent a constitutional vacuum no time frame was given from a haiti's resignation or when elections might be held since october 1st protesters have been demanding maddie's step down and elections held in 60 days monitored by the u.n. to ensure they're free and fair they have until this hour the parliament didn't give anything to satisfy the rage of the demonstrators they didn't give them any hope at the very least the government can call the protesters by removing the mahdi or having his cabinet resign as a festive there were high hopes when it was announced that

. >> vamos a pasar con el tema migratorio, los inmigrantes de hondura, nicaragua y haitÍ tienen una buena razÓn para poder festejar hasta ahora, el gobierno del presidente donald trump le extendiÓ lo que han venido disfrutando desde hace aÑo, el gobierno habÍa anunciado la extensiÓn del tps para los salvadoreÑos. >> los hondureÑos y nicaragüenses tambiÉn se beneficiarÁn de una extensiÓn del permiso. sin embargo, para los activistas que siguen peleando por un estado permanente el anuncio no es una victoria. >> esto no nos da un paso a ese camino, nuestra lucha siga. >> esto se extenderÁ hasta el 4 de enero del 2021. el presidente de honduras celebrÓ por la decisión tomada. con el anuncio de hoy el gobierno deja claro que esto solamente se vÁlidamente que los frenos judiciales se mantenga. >> esto es por el juicio que existen, esta es la habilidad del presidente para terminar el programa. >> si gana el gobierno en corte ellos tendrÍa 120 días para abandonar al paÍs, a los salvadoreÑos se le ha dado un aÑo extra. >> una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro y un grupo de ciuda

about iraqi president barham saleh finally spoke about the resignation of prime minister idol dilma haiti and holding elections it was a yes but speech to protesters yes maddy will resign but only once a successor is determined yes elections will be held but only after a new election law is implemented and a new election committee formulated rice said it was the prime minister is willing to submit his resignation but he's also asking the political parties to find a replacement within the constitutional and legal measures that would prevent a constitutional vacuum no time frame was given from haiti's resignation or when elections might be held since october 1st protesters have been demanding maddie's step down and elections held in 60 days. monitored by the u.n. to ensure they're free and fair they publicize this until this hour the parliament didn't give anything to satisfy the rage of the demonstrators they didn't give them any hope at the very least the government can calm the protesters by removing the mahdi or having his cabinet resign as a festive there were high hopes when it was an

haiti's president juvenile moyes says he's holding talks to form a unity government he says his country needs international support after 2 months of anti-government protests that have made a dire humanitarian situation even worse there's widespread anger over high inflation crime and allegations of corruption haiti's effectively been without a functioning government since march because of a stalemate in parliament. we are meeting with civil groups we're also talking to important people of the moderate political opposition such as those of the radical opposition we are also talking to people from civil society from the private sector now i see that all people are agreeing with a solution to the crisis but opposition politicians are rejecting his call for unity. we say that the solution to the crisis is through the resignation of president john l. boys there is no possibility of sharing anything with juvenile boys he has to resign to reach a transition that is different from what we have not before. algeria's presidential candidates have launched their campaigns as protests on the street

the oas played a major role in ont by changing the report the election in haiti. so i think this is a kind ofof classic military coup supported by the united states. amy: mark weisbrot, you have the cia involvement in the coups in bolivia 1952, 19 64, 1970, 1980. would you add 2019 to that list? >> i would add it to the list. we don't have the hard evidence of what they did stop it is not like 2009 in honduras were hillary clinton wrote in her memoirs that she worked in the oas, too, to prevent the elected presidident, who you had on this show, from coming back to the country and to the presidency. but i think we will probably find out more later. it is very obvious that they susupported this coup. amy: earlier todayay, evo morals --tetweeted among those who condemn the coup are lula, yes, the brazilian former president, president lula da silva also big news. we just have 30 seconds. but if you, mark, can talk about the significance of his release from prison after a year and a half? he had been the front runner in the election before he ultimately was imprisoned.

the fighting that happens in haiti is incredibly brutal. and the americans are terrified because the united states at this time depends on an economy of slavery and is frightened of the idea of a giant black that.tion undoing i want to know more about how you see that example fitting or thank you so much for that not fitting into this narrative thank you so much for that? >> thank you so much for that question. you kind of indicated it. there's really two sides to this coin happening at the same time. and it's true for a lot of different groups. part ofor example, as the military and light mins, much more care is given to the commons older, for the common soldier's health and hygiene and also for a type of democratization of heroism, to start recognizing the hero with some of these individuals, and there are really interesting stories of how, for example, in may sonic lodges, common soldiers who came to fight in the american revolution were brought back to france and then celebrated in these very elaborate ceremonies in the lodges, in freem

there haiti's president says he's holding talks to form a unity government he says his country needs international support after 2 months of antigovernment protests that made a dire humanitarian situation even worse there's widespread anger over high inflation crime and allegations of corruption haiti's been without a functioning government since march because of a stalemate in parliament the former malaysian prime minister najib razak is back in court on new corruption charges he's already involved in 2 other cases currently passing through the courts then he faces allegations that he and his family looted estate investment fund in a multi-billion dollar fraud scandal spanning 6 countries this latest case will examine accusations that he tampered with an investigation looking in to the financial scandal that denies the allegations and says the charges are politically motivated. the french yellow vests demonstrators of occupy the top paris department store a day after protests marking a year since the movement began overall numbers for the anniversary marches were quite small but as

no time frame was given from a haiti's resignation or when elections might be held since october 1st protesters have been demanding maddie's step down and elections held in 60 days monitored by the un to ensure they're free and fair they have publicized this until this hour the parliament didn't give anything to satisfy the rage of the demonstrators and they didn't give them any hope that at the very least the government can calm the protesters by removing the or having his cabinet resign as a. there were high hopes when it was announced that president saleh would address the country on thursday evening instead there was greater anger and resolve among protesters one called the speech a joke this week the protests in baghdad have been fueled by students many skipped school members of the teachers attorneys unions boycotted work. i asked my teachers why do we study and when we have an unknown future how long can we keep silent we study had you graduate and then want we stay at heart but i've done it i believe you mad he has been in office a year he was a consensus prime minister after

clinton: he always supported the people of haiti, even when he did not support their government. he said that the people deserve a better deal, and the united states should be a good neighbor. [applause] former pres. clinton: he worked for all of our cities for jobs and employment and opportunity and peace and justice everywhere. not every district gives their elected representatives the elbow room to do all of those things, so i thank you for giving john his head. he never forgot about you either. when someone serves as long as john did, it is daunting to make sure you list every bill that he sponsored or cosponsored or had something to do with, and in a way, that is a mistake, because it tends to turn history into dry bones. the most important thing is to remember how different the playing field was when he began than when he ended, how steep the mountains were, how long the battles lasted, and how many lives were improved by his labors. when john conyers came to washington in january of 1965, i had just turned 18 years old. there were zero african-american senators. the civil

stuff on haiti if the wall hadn't fallen i might have received a long prison sentence and who knows how that would have changed me and luckily that's something i never have to find out. some gloop. and just so you know you can watch that and all of our fall of the berlin wall features on our you tube channel. speaking of the fall of the wall lots of xylo as novel kozo takes place in that summer of 1989 when nobody expected such a world changing event a young student tries to flee his gray everyday existence in the g.d.r. and his own personal trauma and the celebrated debut won the german book prize back in 2014 and it's up next in our series 100 german austrians. everything about just running away starting over leaving everything behind what about people who lived in east germany they weren't allowed to leave as one of them for a while he thinks about jumping off a ladder or out of a window. then he gets another idea. silos book takes place in 1909 communism is just about to fall in east germany and everything is going to change but nobody knows that yet the main character ad runs away

remains a very dominant figure in the background so this party stood is quite clearly right only haiti you mentioned you touched on the f.t. sort of moving lurching further and further to the right since its founding 6 years ago can we expect more of a move in that direction with these 2 latest. what the passage does avoid is having somebody at the top. who is vocally and rhetorical the seen as extreme right like a hooker but. believe 16 right wing welcomed mystical becoming a leading figure in fact he was in favor of that and i had the chance of ask him earlier why he didn't stand as co party leader he said he was simply too busy he wouldn't do that for now also clearly there is somebody who stream right who has high ambitions for this future so now delegates here are satisfied that they sue a united picture not an extreme right pick and could be wrong palatable to elections taking place in western states and general elections coming up in 2021. thanks very much for that simon i'm going to turn to you now the expedia are also going to be announcing new party leaders i believe we have

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>> hace una semana el gobierno extendiÓ el tpspara paÍses como el salvador, honduras, nicaragua, y haitÍ, por 18 meses mÁs mientras se debate el futuro de esta protecciÓn temporal. enrique: y el ex alcalde de nueva york sorprendiÓ a los aspirantes demÓcratas a la presidencia, y al mundo polÍtico, al inscribir su nombre en el proceso de elecciones primarias donde se definirÁ el candidato de ese partido en la elecciÓn del prÓximo aÑo. el empresario no ha tomado una decisiÓn final pero todo indica que el rival d trump. patricia: eso hace mÁs interesante la contienda electoral.y cuando regresemos se presenta el joven activista que solicitÓ asilo polÍtico. >> y aumentan los casos patricia: un joven activista pro inmigrante que se entrega mira 100para que lo enviaran a un centro de detenciÓn y asÍ poder obtener informaciÓn de como eran tratados los indocumentados, se presentÓ en la corte para conocer el resultado en sÍ su peticiÓn de asilo. sÓlo consiguió que el juez le fijarÁ otra audiencia para el 17 de enero. lanka tiene el reportaje. >> su caso se hizo conocido nivel

next president his rival conceded as rajapaksa crossed the required 50 percent mark in early results haiti's president juvenile says he's holding talks to form a unity government as a country grapples with an escalating humanitarian crisis while he says his country needs international support after 2 months of antigovernment protests led to food insecurity there's widespread anger over high inflation crime and allegations of corruption. all right those are headlines a.j. selects who's next. the stories generate found sense of headlines with different angles from different perspectives separate the spin from the facts. with the listening post on al-jazeera. so i'm trying to sites no no i don't really identify because it's really really confusing. background i think from i'm trying to identify my house. i'm trying to identify my house my family. to go with his friends and there is my own my own story and history my background. how did the government bloodline if you know what. daryn your government. was. after everything you had nothing lived there our government there are. no want any more th

tri por tercero y terrible participación de méxico que perdió una cero contra uruguay luego frente a haití y ahora ante los europeos y avanza a cuartos de final él fue la figura con cinco goles cada uno mejor que el otro vamos mejor que el otro vamos entre japón y suiza para llevar al grupo. en quienes con el triunfo con puntaje perfecto vamos ahora cómo se va armando y ya dos enfrentamientos todo esto se llevará a cabo el jueves. italia ante suiza, y los otros partidos se van a definir mañana. el mexicano pachuca se quedó luego de ganar, y el fin de semana pero no pudieron hacerlo había continuar entrenando pero sabía que no dependía. >>> tendré que ver qué es la parte del club la intención la mieres continuar en el fútbol mexicano y es posible, que quedo en esto esto en el dieron la posibilidad de trabajar pero para él no recibió esaadem anun otro estratega como su nuevo trata del uruguayo, quien viene de dirigir al liverpool en la primera división >>> hemos terminado la dominación cambio y fuera >>> y nos vamos a la pausa al vles cuento cómo nos fue con la colecta de a

one that unlike the one that we had before under the leadership of president prime ministers out of haiti for you briefly what we saw in this piece was a lot of young people taking place in those demonstrations with d.j.'s present people dancing these are parties as much as they are protest what kind of role are young people playing in the political evolution of lebanon today you know i think one could go with the cliche and say you know lebanon is a country that knows how to throw a good party and certainly true but one protester told me you know i asked her i said you know what about this i mean even tripoli this is the conservative sunni north what's happening there you know she said you know this is a celebration of each other you know the lebanese people didn't have these options to just interact across sects on the street like this before and we're meeting each other as a people and you have to remember you know a lot of the people that are on the street they grew up after the civil war they don't remember why the sectarian system even exists and they don't really identify with it a

costa rica aseguró su lugar con este empate 1 x 1 con la selección de haití, mientras que honduras que ya estaba clasificado se despidió de una goleada 3 x 0 por trinidad y tobago. noos vamos a una pausé ya regresamos. muy flaco... muy delicado... muy cholo... muy diferente... muy vieja... muy raro... o muy limitada. seas como seas, en kaiser permanente creemos que el mundo está muy lleno de oportunidades para que vivas bien. >> competidores se reunieron en rusia para el campeonato mundial de cubo rubik. >> ayayay. imagínense. el inventor del cubo también asistió a la competencia. el campeón actual fue eliminado en los cuartos de final. la competencia se divide manos más entre hombresy mujeres. un estadounidense quedó coronado como campeón. >> yo la verdad, tengo que admitir que no era muy buena porque me desespero. >> además hay diferentes modelos. un como el triángulo, unos de 64 caras. todos tienen diferentes formas de hacerlo. hay más modalidades. >> ya nos vamos. >> hasta maÑana. . ♪. ♪ >>> definitiva no era penal. dicen muchos, va a conocer la opiniÓn en titula