no vendrÁn de honduras y el salvador. ahora la recomendaciÓn de usar mascarillas no es por el cubil, es por la viruela del mono. un estudio proyecta que este aÑo 2,000,000 y medio de personas vivirÁn en la pobreza. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. leÓn: feliz principio de semana. comenzamos con el inicio de la cumbre de las amÉricas. patricia: en honduras y guatemala de donde viene la mayor prado de los inmigrantes no estarÁn en la cumbre. octavio, cÓmo iniciÓ la cumbre? es el centro de convenciones donde serÁ la sede de este gran encuentro. en nuestro continente han confirmado la asistencia. queda en dudas. tambiÉn estÁ la cancelaciÓn de guatemala, el salvador y la presidenta de honduras. maÑana martes habrÁ una reuniÓn de cancilleres. el miÉrcoles el propio joe biden iniciarÁ las reuniones de alto nivel y habrÁ una jornada de dÍa y medio. es la primera vez que esto se celebra en estados unidos desde 1994. octavio valdÉs, "noticias univisiÓn". >> conversÉ con el presidente de chile. esto preguntÓ. >>

entre las vÍctimas que ya han sido identificadas, 22 de ellos son de mÉxico, 2 son de honduras, y siete de guatemala. gracias a dios 17 inmigrantes pudieron ser rescatados con vida, entre ellos cuatro niÑos que ahora son atendidos en hospitales. nos conectamos hasta san antonio, texas, con nuestra colega maity interiano. maity: buenas tardes. quÉ gusto saludarlos. lamentablemente con noticias que enluten a un estado que nuevamente sufre ante esta situaciÓn que se vive. hace poco mÁs de un mes estÁbamos reportando sobre un incidente en uvalde, pero ahora son mÁs de 50 las personas fallecidas a raÍz de lo ocurrido en este camino la hora de la tarde de ayer. a las 6:00 p.m. se reportaron esos gritos y llegaron aproximadamente 60 bomberos a l escena donde dicen que jamÁs estaban preparados para ver. estos 60 oficiales estÁn recibiendo ellos mismos algÚn tratamiento, ya que las condiciones en las que se encontraban esas personas eran precarias. maity: me encuentro frente a las oficinas consulares de mÉxico, como comentaron, se ha confirmado que de los 50 fallecidos, 22 son de orig

tampoco vendrÁn los presidentes de guatemala, honduras ni el salvador, de donde sale mÁs inmiantegrs de estados unidos. ahora la recomendaciÓn de usar mascarillas en avionesno es por el covid, sino por la viruela del mono ante el aumento de casos en el paÍs. hay dos cepas y es probable que una de ellas haya circulado sin detectarse. un estudio proyecta que este aÑo en mÉxico2,000,000 y medio de personas vivirÁn en la pobreza debido al incremento de la inflaciÓn y el menor crecimiento econÓmico. comienza la ediciÓnnocturna. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con patricia y leÓn. leÓn: buenas noches, feliz principio de semana para ustedes. comenzamos con el inicio de la cumbre de las amÉricas en los Ángeles, donde se va a tocar varios temas de interÉs como el narcotrÁfico, polÍtica de salud. patricia: inmigraciÓn es otro punto clave de la agenda. pero los presidente de honduras, de guatemala y de el salvador, de donde viene la mayor parte de los inmigrantes no estarÁn en la cumbre. pasamos con octavio valdez en los Ángeles. octavio, te saludamo

(informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> su madre vive en carolina del norte su padre en honduras Él espera que lo dejen quedarse y poder reencontrarse. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> pero aquÍ en pleno desierto la felicidad no es de uno solo, papi lo logrÉ >>> sin saber si podrÁ quedarse Óscar cruzÓ y llamÓ de inmediato a su papÁ que lo espera en miami ¿ quÉ siente que su hijo estÁ en estados unidos?. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> 8 aÑos hasta que Óscaror fin logrÓ salir de cuba >>> se te llenan los ojos de lÁgrimas >>> porque ha sido duro >>> pero el drama es para quienes los esperan en e estados unidos y para quienes se quedan en su paÍs sin saber buen sus hijos se quedan > roxie se vio obligada de dejar a uno de sus hijos en peÚu con su madre >>> de dÓnde saca fuerzas para hablarle usted a su hija de un momento complicado. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> asÍ tanto para roxie como Óscar y el pequeÑo eric sus padres son el motor que los impulsa a correr y correr hasta conseguir el preciado sueÑo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> en yuma arizona francisco fajardo noticias telem

hablÓ desde honduras antes que se subieran al camiÓn de carga >>> mami estamos en suelo americano. y quiero decirle que la queremos mucho mami >>> la mamÁ de los hermanos caballero confirmÓ que el esposo de alejandro tambiÉn falleciÓ >>> es grandote mi hijo. es grandote. es bello mis dos hijos >>> adela ramÍrez saliÓ de honduras su destino los Ángeles para reunificarse con su mamÁ y 2 hermanas. su amiga le dijo que no se fuera. pero una amiga le hablÓ antes abordar el trÁiler te dejo, voy a estar con mi maÁa allÁ >>> hay migrantes que sobreviven la tragedia. el hospital reporÓo que una paciente pasÓ de una condiciÓn critica a estable. la comicio nada del condado bird tuvo con tanto con ella. >>> estaba dÉbil y se desmayÓ, no tenÍa la fuerza para buscar su hermano >>> peregrinar era agotador. le confirmaron que su hermano josuÉ era uno de los fallecidos y deja una esposa y un niÑo. >>> tenÍamos 3 niÑos de no localizarlos y las personas que lo trajeron nos mintieron. y ellos no nos avisaron que venÍa allÍ el llanos por las vÍctimas hasta el lugar de la traged

y cruzado méxico, el amora, soÉn apenas 12 aÑos saliÓ de honduras y cruzÓ mÉxico, el amor a su madre lo impulsaba >> tengo ganas de abrazarla y decirle que la amo, tantos aÑos que no he estado con ell hoy puyede hacerlo, esta con ella en carolian del norte, ella sigue sin creerlo. >> no siento nada de la fe felicidad. >> erick seguir su proceso migratorio y presentarse ante un juez, su padre se quedó en honduras, pero el pequeño tiene metas claras y sabe lo que q ere setend grarÁu proceso migratorio de pr presentarse ante un juez. su padre se quedÓ en honduras, pero el pequeÑo tiene metas claras y hasta sabe lo que quiere ser de grande gradualmente medicina >> en la frontera los menores no acompaÑados siguen llegando, perol contrario de la mayorÍa, no son expulsados de forma e expedita >> mientasras continÚa la bbat batalla. >> gracias . >> fcfrancisco fajardo, nno nnoticias telemundo muy contenta de tener a mi hijo otra vez, muy feliz. >> buen abrazo, no >> la realidad es que los migrantes siguen llegando es estados unidos. noticias telemundo tiene imÁgenea de hoy lograron

heads to los angeles for the summit of the americas as mexico skips the event, joined by, among others, honduras, guatemala, bolivia, and mexico come to protest the exclusion of cuba, venezuela, and nicaragua. >> there could not be a summit of the americas if all the american continent countries do not participate. amy: meanwhile, biden will be meeting with all right brazilian president jair bolsonaro at the summit. we will speak with salvadoran american journalists roberto lovato and venezuelan american been touched professor alejandro velasco. we will also hear from a member of an indigenous delegation from ecuador's amazon who has been excluded from the summit in los angeles and get an update on the search for british journalist dom phillips and bruno pereira who have gone missing after receiving death threats for their work. >> even if i don't find the love of my life alive, they have to be found. please intensify the search. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. voters on tuesday went to the polls for prima

. >> al destacar los logro anunci sillas clavess la vacÍas mÉxico guatemala el salvador y honduras el triÁngulo norte. >> ¿julio? >>> administraciÓn biden tuvo que anunciar >> mÉxico, guatemala, salvador honduras >>> gracias, cristina. >> mientras justamente cuando estÁbamos en los Ángeles conversamos con el secretario de seguridad intern los Ángeles, tiene dientes el acuerdo estÁn obligados a a cumplir con los acuerdossa alej. si estÁn obligados a cumplir co los acuerdos esto nos contestÓ >> esto no se trata de imponerle una obligaciÓn a otro paÍs es mÁs una cuestiÓn de una a asociaciÓn y por lo tanto, es una enorme cantidad desplazamiento en la regiÓn y tenemos que secretario iremos frontera y los nÚmeros solo suben y suben solamente en abril 234 mil encuentros enenfrentarls >> secretario, iremos a la frontera y los nÚmeros solament suben y suben la crisis solo ha emp empeorado se siente frustrado? >>> mire, el reto de la migraciÓn lleva aÑos ¿no es asÍ Últimamente aquÍ en los estados unidos lo que tenemos que hacer es lo que el presidente estÁ proponiendo,

mientras avanza la investigaciÓnla tristeza continua invadiendo una familia de honduras que perdiÓ a un hermano y a la novia de uno de ellos, al igual que los que viajaban en ese trÁiler y venÍan con la esperanza de encontrar un mejor futuro a quien los estados unidos, claudia mendoza estÁ en hondura donde hablÓ con la madre, el abuelo y tambiÉn con los vecinos de quienes viajaban. >> miguel lara estÁ destrozado, no puede creer que ya no verÁ a sus dos amados nietos y josÉ arredondo caballero, recordaron que fueron encontrados sin vidas asfixiados en este trÁiler a mÁs de 50 migrantes. >> lo presentÍa por la Última vez que platicÓ a donde iba y perdieron comunicaciÓn. >> esta familia perdiÓ comunicaciÓn del sÁbado en horas de la tarde, desde entonces no supieron de ellos hasta que trascendiÓ la trÁgica noticia. >> lo planeamos todo como familia para que ellos pudieran ver una vida diferente. >> jÓvenes que se tirÓ con la prensa saliÓ a dar declaraciones donde le quedan recuerdo de sus hijos. >> para mÍ y mis hijos siempre fueron los niÑos mÁs lindo de mi mund

mar gui era la esposa de alejandro, los 3 son del mismo pueblo y habÍan salido de honduras. la Última vÍctima es afilia petunia quezada su made habÍa mandado por ella. el mÉdico forense del condado behar sigue trabajando en la identificaciÓn del resto de las vÍctimas mortales. ¿quÉ di cen las autoridades? ¿quienes son las vÍctimas?. lo informamos en nuestro noticiero y la pÁgina de telemundo.com. siga nuestra cobertura y nuestro nrox en vivo minuto a minuto. por lo que respecta a las investigaciones en las Últimas horas. supimos que 2 personas de origen mexicano, enfrentan cargos federales por posesiÓn ilegal de armas. trascendiÓ que son indocumentado. edgard muÑoz inicia la investigaciÓn Ñ equipo. >>> los sea inmigrantes que murieron asfixiados y sin agua en un remolque de san antonio texas. juan francisco de luna bilbao y juana claudio de luna mÉndez enfrentan cargos por posesiÓn de arma luego que rastrearon las placas de sus trÁiler y llegaron a sus casas. entre los detenidoes hay un ciudadano estadounidense. >>> 3 pacientes uno es de nacionalidad esta

eric tendrá que s seguir su proceso migratorio presentarse ante un juez su p padre se quedó en honduras por el pequeÑo ya tiene metas claras y esta sabe que quiere ser de grande >>> graduarme en medicin >>> la frontera los menores no acompaÑados como eric siguen llegando por el contrario la mayoría son exentos de ti truco nítidos evitando que sean e expulsados de forma expedita >>> mientes continúa la batalla ellos traen su dio como pocos hace tresemanas él corría solo en pleno desierto coy está con ella >>> gracia >>> noticias telemundo >> >> a pesar del panorama económico, el presidente joe biden aseguró que la recesión no es inevitable. >> (aplausos) > a pesar del económico el presidente biden aseguró que laecesión no es inevitable >>> en una entrevista con la agencia (nombre en inglés( dijo que estados unidos está en una sólida posición para hacerle frente a la inflación y agregó que su optimismo se deriva de la baja tasa de desempleo que está situada en un 3.6 por ciento. sin embargo los temores de una recesión económica tras el i incremento la tasa de inter�

. -- were from guatemala and honduras. they come into texas via checkpoints in cities like el paso and san diego. often their aim is to reach bigger cities like san antonio, where they will travel further into the u.s. this is the mayor of san antonio. >> the plight of migrants, seeking refuge, is always a humanitarian crisis. but tonight we are dealing with a horrific human tragedy. ros: in 2017, 10 people died inside this truck parked at a walmart. back in 2002, 19 people died in a truck southeast of the city. this is a former u.s. attorney for texas, on the dilemma facing the authorities, as they try and stop these tragedies from happening. >> it is a really horrendous policy challenge. because what we want to enforce is our laws and only those determined to be -- determined allowed to be in this country can come. but we also have to think about the system can have inhuman results and what we push people to do. you know, people don't want to hear it, but a lot of the solutiono that is frankly more funding for a more hum

honduras derrotÓ a canadÁ. jonathan davis al 86 con seis puntos. marcelo se despidiÓ del real madrid con un discurso en el que no pudo contener las lÁgrimas. lo acompaÑaron su familia y el director tÉcnico. los warriors van a coronarse por segunda vez en su historia. curry tuvo un partido discreto y no encestÓ un solo triple en uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... su internet es tan rápido que nos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar. pero verlas no es lo mismo que hacerlas. mija, sabías que patty... sí, sí... gigillonaria. soy la nueva celebridad de la familia. vive como gigillonario. obtén at&t fiber - ahora con velocidades de hasta 5-gigas. disponibilidad limitada. paula: llegamos al final, los dejamos con el noticiero nacional ediciÓn nocturna. ramÓn: maÑana no tenemos noticieros a las >> estas son las principales noticias, la corte suprema determinÓ que indocumentados con Órdenes de deportaciÓn no tie

of those people, 93% came from only four countries stuck mexico, honduras, guatemala, and el salvador. 93% of the 1.5 million people deported came from four countries. the rest of the world with the -- was the other 7%. even the people from those four countries only represented about one third of all of the noncitizens in the u.s.. that is racial profiling. how do you come up with 93% of all of the people you deported because they committed a crime come from only four countries. the entire apparatus is geared to kicking out latin americans. and no one is doing anything about it. amy: and you have the summit of the americas right now, juan were all sorts of controversies, widely considered a failed summit, where the president's spokesperson says he won't meet with autographs, won't meet with nicaragua, been as well, cuba, ends up in los angeles with bolsonaro, the autocratic ruler of his ill, who is already preparing another brazilian military is preparing to say the elections there will not be legitimate. there is this breaking news that is coming out of brazil right now. we have been

they were all reportedly migrates from mexico, watermelon, and honduras. more than a dozen survivors, including children, were taken to a nearby hospital. the truck, we understand, was about 250 kilometers from the u. s. border with mexico on a major transit route for human traffickers. normally quiet san antonio road, transformed by tragedy. authorities were alerted to the scene in a city south western outskirts, on monday evening, after work and a nearby building heard a cry for help and found the trailer, with its stools ajar, and dead bodies within officials said, dozens of people thought be migrants from central and southern america without dead at the scene. while multiple survivors were taken to hospitals suffering from heat related conditions. the patients that we saw were hot to the touch. they were suffering um from heat stroke, heat exhaustion, ah, no signs of water in the vehicle. it was a refrigerated tractor trailer, but there was no visible working ac unit on that rig were not supposed to open up a truck and see stacks of bodies in there. um

we have this report now from our correspond a border crossing between honduras and guatemala. a place that migrants want to avoid by going through the bush. some like kayla ochoa and her 4 year old son are from venezuela. they've already experienced a hellish journey through the jungle holloman and at least in the days i was there, full people died including a girl and her baby. i don't know the reasons but they died and i saw the corpses safe. i guess he had only been locked out of kayla said that police later extorted her and her fellow venezuelans twice on the road north to guatemala city in the capital, some who are unable to afford a smuggler bank for money to buy their next ticket. the last stop in guatemala is taken. oman, where migrants take a raft across into mexico. the 14 members of this honduran family left their country because they could not pay their rent. and to keep their teenage children from being recruited by gangs in mexico. they have to again, had through the jungle to avoid immigration controls. several smugglers offer them a ride for $30.00 per person,

in honduras former u.s.-trained , a honduran military officer and businessman has been sentenced to 22 years and six months in prison for his role in ordering and planning 2016 assassination of berta cÁceres, a lenca land and water defender. david castillo, the former president of the hydroelectric corporation desa. cÁceres was assassinated as she led the fight against the construction of desa's massive hydroelectric dam on a river in southwestern honduras that's sacred to the lenca people. newly released surveillance camera footage from inside the robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, has shed new light on the police response to last month's mass shooting at the school that killed 19 fourth graders and two of their teachers. new video shows heavily armed officers were inside the school and had at least one ballistic shield just minutes after the gunman entered the school. but officers didn't enter the classroom for another 58 minutes. it has also emerged that a uvalde police officer had a chance to sho

that is the countries of el salvador, honduras. we have a free trade agreement with the central american countries and of course, they're very close to us and a primary source of the undocumented migration to the united states which, as you know, is really very much on the uptick at the moment, so i'm almost more disappointed that the central american leadership did not, is not attending at the highest level and there will be discussions about migration nonetheless. i think that's going to be important, and there's also a private sector partnership for central america that has been supporting vice president harris' efforts down there and i'm sure we'll be hearing from them as well. >> do you think, i don't know, they should have postponed the summit, given the who's in, who's out has become kind of a leading kind of part of the conversation going in or would that have created more of an issue? >> no, i think you raise a good question. you know, i've been, of course, working in some of those jobs back in washington and sometimes the

all the countries that are just below mexico, that's guatemala, honduras, and el salvador and fervor field still to try to get to some sort of a safe country for them. in terms of escaping from poverty or escaping from criminality, especially in el salvador, honduras in guatemala gangs are a real problem. now that's something the president biden and president lopez over the door to some extent on the same page. talking about some sort of initiative to help the root causes of poverty that criminality in those countries. and when president biden 1st got into office, he did have a plan for a multi $1000000.00 plan for that which president lopez over the door supported. now they're going to come together and just over it naturally, 2 weeks time on july, the 12 to speak. so it's interesting to see if anything will come out of that as well. that will, kimberly was speaking a bit about there is of this is not just to us problem. this is also a mix can problem in terms of where these trailers and trucks coming from just more than 6 months ago. now in the southern state of chapters, more than

now you book kelly, and even the president of honduras, 0, maine, a castro adrian. i'll just zoom reynolds reporting live from los angeles. rob, i'm sure will help much more from you in the us to come to the moment many thanks. deed. joining us from kingstown is the prime minister of st. vincent and the gravity and ralph consult us for minister. good to have you with so many thanks indeed, for joining us. why have you decided not to go to this summit in los angeles? a sudden amended e as in vincent and the grenadines is not attend in because of the failure and or refusal of the united states government to include all the countries of the americas, specifically cuba to believe here in republic of venezuela and nicaragua. it's called a, this summit of the americas. it is supposed to be inclusive, we need to have all persons, all countries, all governments, to address the important questions in this contemporary period. it faced in the hemisphere. and i don't see how you're going to have. i am his fairy conversation and exclude certain countries on this question. the a

are the primary supply of guns used to commit violent crimes in mexico, in el salvador, in honduras, and in guatemala. it has also invited dangerous firearm trafficking into communities on both sides of our nation's southern and northern borders. we saw this in my home state about a decade ago when a major firearms trafficking ring was uncovered in columbus, new mexico. this trafficking operation involved the chief of police, the mayor, a village trustee, and an estimated 190 firearms, including large numbers of handguns and assault rifles, and the crime they were charged witr paperwork. not anymore. the bipartisan safer communities act takes this violence on with the severity that it deserves. it gives law enforcement the tools they need to stop this activity, and the violence it directly and indirectly creates in our communities and within our borders. by taking on the violence that families are fleeing in their home countries, violence that our inadequate gun laws have actually contributed to, we're also taking meaningful action to address a root cause behind so many refugees comi

even in ecuador again, and was heavy rain because an increase in the trade winds in nicaragua, maybe honduras the pacific coast of mexico's been wet recently. but what's probably more persistent is the heat is growing again in northern mexico, which ties into what's effectively a heat way to the 4 corners this desert southwest and running into the central valley of california. it's also particularly hot in texas higher than it should be that generates big thunder souls of the next day off the wet weather is probably going to be in florida. castle airway official airline of the journey. me ah.

earlier this week, it's believed that people from mexico honduras and guatemala, were among those who died. investigators called it the deadliest human smuggling incident in u. s. history. singer r. kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. the army star was convicted of racketeering in september last year jersey found him guilty of running a criminal ring that recruited and trafficked women and teenage girls for sex. the allegations against him go back decades high israeli prime minister enough, talley bennett says he will not run in the upcoming election. as decision came ahead of a final connected vote to dissolve the parliament election is expected as early as october. israel's 5th, in less than 4 years. tensions are high in india a day after police arrested to muslim men accused of murdering a hindu taylor and posting a video of it online. it comes after months of rising tensions between hindus and muslims, and raises fears of more violence. o fire and fury on the streets in india, the sectarian murder of a hindu taylor by 2 muslim men in the northern state of rochester, ha

earlier this week, it's believed that people from mexico honduras and water malo were among those who died. investigators called it the deadliest human smuggling incident in u. s. history. singer r. kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. the r b star was convicted of racketeering. in september, last year, jurors found him guilty of running a criminal ring that recruited in traffic to women and teenage girls for sex. the allegations against him go back decades. yes, i really prime minister enough tale. bennett says he will not run and the upcoming election decision came ahead of a final kinessa vote to dissolve parliament. an election is expected as early as october. israel's 5th, in less than 4 years. tensions are high in india day after police rested to muslim men accused of murdering a hindu taylor and posting a video of it on line comes after months of rising tensions between hindus and muslims and raises fears of more violence. oh, fire and fury on the streets in india, the sectarian murder of hindu taylor by 2 muslim men in the northern state of rochester, has sparked ou

argentina es, y es que la izquierda domina bajo el gobierno de alberto fernÁndez paÍses como chile y honduras tambiÉn han votado por gobiernos con presidentes de izquierda reemplazando en ambos casos a lÍderes de derecha, es una tendencia que segÚn expertos le complica el panorama estados unidos para seguir aislando a gobiernos autoritarios como los de venezuela, nicaragua y cuba y como dato adicional es cuento que los niveles de pobreza en amÉrica latina actualmente estÁn en su Índice mÁs alto de los Últimos 20 aÑos, en esta regiÓn que tambiÉn estÁ marcada por la violencia paulina: escuchan esto la federaciÓn internacional de nataciÓn restringiÓ la competencia de las atletas transgenero, sin embargo, permitirÁ competir a nadadoras que completaron la transiciÓn antes de los 12 aÑos de edad, la organizaciÓn dijo que 71% de sus miembros votaron a favor de la nueva polÍtica que tambiÉn incluye propuestas para crear una categorÍa de competiciÓn abierta que permita promover una competencia justa carolina: una historia realmente impresionante, pareja enfrenta la justicia pero

the victims included migrants from mexico, guatemala, and honduras. more than doesn't survivors, including children were taken to a nearby hospital. the truck was found on a major human trafficking route from the u. s. border with mexico to water bottles. part of a spontaneous memorial honoring the migrants who were found dead in a trailer. on this remote street, just out of san antonio, 50 people died of heat stroke and dehydration making this one of the deadliest border incidence in recent history. but it's not the 1st tragedy here, just 240 kilometers from mexico. i feel fair, you know, because those people come to you with fe to look for their dreams, you know, and some people find them and some people not. but they, they don't find that review of, they find him inside that plato have dead, you know, they come over here tonight, is there to make a better living and they pay a lot of money. get here. and then people, you know, abuse them. texas governor abbot put the blame squarely on the president, saying the tragedy was the result of biden's open

the victims included migrants from mexico, guatemala, and honduras. more than a dozen survivors, including children, were taken to a nearby hospital. the truck was found on a major human trafficking route from the u. s. border with mexico to water bottles . part of a spontaneous memorial honoring the migrants who were found dead in a trailer on this remote st. just out of san antonio. 50 people died of heat stroke and dehydration making this one of the deadliest border incidence in recent history. but it's not the 1st tragedy here, just 240 kilometers from mexico. i feel sad, you know, because those people come to you with fe to look for their dreams, you know? and some people find him and some people nad but they, they don't find that review. so they find him inside the that plato have dead, you know, they come over here tonight, is there to make a better living. and they pay a lot of money to get here. and then people, you know, abuse them. texas governor abbot put the blame squarely on the president, saying the tragedy was the result of biden's ope

. >>> esta tarde en el consulado mexicano, los representantes consolarse de honduras y mÉxico anunciaron un esfuerzo conjunto con el gobierno estadounidense para hazle rar los procesos. p trabajar de forma coordenada y sistemÁtica. anticipa un castigo ejemplar para los responsables por la magnitud de la tragedia. >>> por el homicidio de 53 y que haga haya mÁs. podemos ver una sentencia perpetua. o quizÁs la sentencia de muerte. >>> en san antonio texas francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >>> las labores para identificar a las vÍctimas fallecidas en el trÁiler se complican, algunos no llevaban identificaciÓn los que traÍan un documento pasaron a la funesta lista de decesos. salieron de una comunidad remota en guatemala. ahÍ llegÓ. >>> partieron hacia el norte en busca de un mejor futuro. dejar atrÁs la pobreza y falta de oportunidades que se vive en su comunidad en el noreste de guatemala. >>> la madre de melvin dice que su hijo la llamÓ el lunes pasado al mediodÍa. le dijo que iba dentro de un trÁiler rumbo a san antonio. pero luego no supo nada de Él. >>> iba en ese trÁ

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

se incluya 5000 migrantes de venezuela, honduras, nicaragua, haitÍ, entre otros paÍses. reportero: el optimismo en este grupo de migrantes integrados mayoritariamente por venezolanos estÁ al lÍmite. dicen que desde hace dos meses las autoridades migratorias les prometieron visas humanitarias. aseguran que solo los engaÑaron, asÍ que saldrÁn de nuevo caminando. >> el objetivo de la marcha es llegar a nuestro destino. salimos 6000, 7000 personas. reportero: los lÍderes de este movimiento planean partir este viernes y dejar en claro que la espera ha terminado. paola viaja con su hijo y sobrinos. ella asegura que agentes migratorios detuvieron a su esposo como parte de los abusos que siguen deteniendo para separar a las familias y presionarlas para que regresen a sus paÍses. >> a nosotros nos separaron y no sÉ nada de Él. reportero: les prometieron a veces para desintegrarlos, las cuales nunca llegaron. >> es todo. es la Única opciÓn. si no pedimos el paso del corredor humano que nos permita llegar a nuestro destino. frontera con estados unidos. reportero: se trat

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the victims included migrants from mexico, guatemala, and honduras. u. s. president joe biden said the jets were horrifying and heartbreaking. did all these washington bureau chief in as paul sent this report from the scene of the tragedy near the city of antonio. about 250 kilometers north of the mexican border to water bottles. part of, of spontaneous memorial honoring the migrants who were found dead in a trailer on this remote street. just out of san antonio. 50 people died of heat stroke and dehydration making this one of the deadliest border incidence in recent history. but it's not the 1st tragedy here, just 240 kilometers from mexico. i feel sad, you know, because those people come to you with fe to look for their dreams, you know, and some people find him and some people not. but they, they don't find that review. so they find him inside that plato have dead, you know, they come over here tonight, is there to make a better living in the me a lot of money get here. and then people, you know, abuse them. texas governor abbot put the blame squarely

the leaders of mexico, guatemala, honduras and el selvador. with that as the backdrop, all that drama, what is the plan for today? >>. >> reporter: well, president biden will arrive here to host the ninth summit of america and try to reassert leadership and today he will deliver rocks. he is expected to outline a few framework known as america's partnership and that will bolster the economy and facilitate sustainable trade. this comes short of a trade agreement as some countries are seeking and it comes as you mention the shifting dynamic of the western hemisphere. we have seen that play out with the absence of the mexican leader as well as the leaders of honduras, el selvador and guatemala. the delegations are attending. they are saying despite the leaders not being here, they intend to be involved in all the administration is making here at the summit. but their absence on it is notable as president biden arrives and tries to pave a way forward for the western hemisphere. >> what are officials telling you about this apparent caravan making i

mexico, honduras, el salvador and also guatemala to try to figure all that out. now, about tindividuals who hav been charged so far, two people have been charged, and this is according to charging documents, two mexican nationals were charged with weapons charges by an undocumented person, which is a charge that carries up to ten years in prison. i should add that no one that we know of so far has been actually charged with human smuggling, but we're monitoring that to see if that materializes here pretty soon. now, just to provide a little more context about what we're seeing on the border here, and i can tell you from covering the border extensively, there have been record number of individuals who have been attempting to cross the u.s./mexico border, and it's very dangerous. i've been to some of those areas where people have attempted to cross, and there have been multiple deaths recorded. here are the latest stats. in 2001, 650 people died attempting to cross the u.s. border. that's according to international organization for migration. now, when it comes to

a border crossing between honduras and guatemala, a place that migrants want to avoid by going through the bush. some like kayla ochoa and her 4 year old son are from venezuela. they've already experienced a hellish journey through the jungle holloman and at least in the deeds i was there, full people died, including a girl and how baby. i don't know the reasons, but they died and i saw the corpses. i had only the law at kayla said that police later extorted her and her fellow venezuelans twice on the road north to guatemala city in the capitol. some who are unable to afford a smuggler bank for money to buy their next ticket. the last stop in guatemala is taken. oman, where migrants take a raft across into mexico. the 14 members of this honduran family left their country because they could not pay their rent. and to keep their teenage children from being recruited by gangs in mexico. they have to again, had through the jungle to avoid immigration controls. several smugglers offer them a ride for $30.00 per person, but they don't have enough money alone. failure, let me try to swing the

the victims included migrants from mexico, guatemala, and honduras. more than a dozen survivors, including children, were taken to a nearby hospital truck was found on a major human trafficking route. the u. s. border with mexico. a normally quiet san antonio road, transformed by tragedy. authorities were alerted to the scene in the city south western outskirts, on monday evening, after a work and a nearby building heard a cry for help and found the trailer with its stools, a jaw and dead bodies within officials said, dozens of people thought be migrants from central and southern america without dead at the scene. while multiple survivors were taken to hospitals, suffering from heat related conditions. the patient that we saw were hot to the touch. they were suffering of from heat stroke, heat exhaustion, ah, no signs of water in the vehicle. it was a refrigerated tractor trailer, but there was no uh, visible working ac unit on that rig. we're not supposed to open up a truck and see stacks of bodies and there are none of us come to work. imagining tha

contenedor ra de encontraron a decenas de inmiantes fallecidos, son mexicanos, son 7 de guatemala, con 9 de honduras, 16 inmigrantes no identificados, no está el camión de carga, el ttráiler pueden verlo prácticamente vacío, en este momento viene una de las unidades de la policía de san antonio, aquí es en donde veíamos la caja en donde estaban inmigrantes, residentesnos decían que era una escena dantesca, vieron cupos tirados en el suelo, no saben si las autoridades los sacaban de la caja, o los inmigrantes al intentar huir, lograron liberarse, pero estaban débiles que no pudieron caminar, residentes de la zona, nso contaron que cruzó la frontera de esta manera, escuchamos las declaraciones de la señora lorena . >> por qué venirse así, . >> porque la verdad, lo que le dicen a uno es que tiene que venir uno bastante para que vean el dinero, con una persona dicen puedo llevarlos tienen que ser de 70 a 80 personas, uno se viene así, uno llegará más luego . >> piensa e irá más rápido ¿no? . >> así es . >> qué piensa, creyó que iba a morir cuando vieron el camió. >> así es, sen

they included migrants from mexico, guatemala, in honduras. more than a dozen survivors, including children, were taken to a nearby hospital. now the truck was found in the vicinity of the u. s. border with mexico along a major transit route that is used by human traffickers. a normally quiet san antonio road transformed by tragedy. authorities were alerted to the scene in a city south western outskirts on monday, evening after work and a nearby building heard a cry for help and found the trailer, with its stools ajar. and dead bodies within officials said, dozens of people thought be migrants from central and southern america without dead at the scene. while multiple survivors were taken to hospitals suffering from heat related conditions. the paces that we saw were hot to the touch. they were suffering from heat stroke, heat exhaustion, ah, no signs of water in the vehicle. it was a refrigerated tractor trailer. but there was no visible working ac unit on that rig. we're not supposed to open up a truck and see stacks of bodies in there. and

we have victims from mexico, honduras and guatemala. tell me why this is so prevalent and almost mind boggling to believe 51 people were in that trailer with no oxygen. no water. just left to die. >> jose, exactly. this is a very sad day for immigrants, immigrant communities and latinos. we need to be upset and we need to demand changes right now to what is happening at the border. we have been working for almost two decades at the border. there is a relationship between the increasing migrants dying at the border and the policies and strategies implemented by the quite government. title 42. telling people as they cross even some of them asylum seekers. trying to come legally into the country is returned to mexico. the deterrence policies are dreckly responsible of people looking for remote ways, dangerous and deadly ways to come across. this will be a record year for migrants dying at the border. might sur pass the 1,000 migrants for this year. that's two or three a day dying. i think this is a sad and difficult situation. >> in this p

familias desesperadas por saber el paradero de sus seres queridos y este fue el caso de una madre en honduras que se dio cuenta que sus dos hijos encontraban entre las fatales vÍctimas. >> lo planeamos todo como familia para que ellos pudieran tener una vida diferente, para que lograran metas, sueÑos, ese fue el punto de partida. maity: la seÑora karen comenta que el Último contacto que tuvo con sus dos hijos fue el dÍa sÁbado, que estos eran dos jÓvenes que venÍan bÚsqueda de un mejor futuro, profesionales y tenÍan todo futuro adelante, el domingo sentÍa una coraza nada pero jamÁs se imaginÓ que era despuÉs iba a recibir una llamada que ningÚn padre quiere escuchar, estÁn en vÍspera de ver si pueden una visa humanitaria para abril a estados unidos o esperar los cuerpos de sus dos hijos. mientras estos movimientos estaban dando aquÍ en san antonio tambiÉn no muy lejos de donde me encuentro hay varias personas luchando por su vida, personas que se lo vivieron y ahÍ se encuentra marlen guzmÁn con lo Último sobre el estado de salud de estas personas. marlen: algunos se recu