this day. coffee is one of guatemala. the principal cash crop for the become g. coffee has historically been a source of those dependency and liberation. coffee created riches for the few. at the cost of the many that then they know early with only recently did the become, she go into the coffee business for themselves by forming the co protest. ah, i meant to in 1850 guatemala, industrialized coffee farming. the government sold the indigenous peoples community property to rich german immigrants your head or let them know they brought with them the technology and knowledge to improve coffee production easy. i meant they were suppose i went and essentially us our forefathers were driven off there. laugh at me, i will and then forced to work for the german over the that film. this one was minus eagles meizlish l minus the me on the germans had their own coins. equal ministers more now and they're what they pay my father and grandfather with the local equal ministers more net, you could only so in these go with the owners sh

he came to guatemala. as the sales rep for a coffee trader, he traveled the country, paying visit the maya, people's almost to see. no, no, it's all back. then it was more of an adventure club because you also went to the highland to meet with people hoping why, who's them? and when they would do a whole dock in the cold or before, but at least they were slowly moving away from the worst of all wholly long from it was alarming to see what people had to do to survive them. those cr v a whole lot. those eco couldn't see that. on the, on the other hand, the people had a sense of control where they know who means will and who's up to no good slack. so i always had a good feeling in my heart, apart from the cold war situation, which still permeates guatemala to this day called to who i got them all of the ticket though, because somehow you don't have the feeling that a real piece is emerged. it can be, it can be as secondary. thank you for the maya population continues to be subject to racism. under the pretext

forced to flee guatemala in fear of his life. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president biden announced new requirements for civilian federal employees amid the surge in covid-19 cases from the rapidly spreading delta variant. president biden: every federal government employee will be asked to attest to their vaccination status. anyone who does not attest or is not vaccinated will be required to test one or two times a week to see if they have acquired covid, socially distance, and generally will not be allowed to travel for work. amy: president biden also directed the pentagon to work towards a vaccine mandate for all military members and also called on states and local governments to use federal funding they received to offer a $100 incentive for vaccinations. new york city is launching that initiative today. meanwhile washington, d.c., has rejoined other localities in reinstating an indoor mask mandate for all. according to an internal cdc rep

in guatemala, including an investigation into the president of guatemala, alejandro geometry. sandeval, as we said, has fled the country thing that he fears for his life. and the response that we're seeing is precisely what we're seeing on the streets of guatemala. today, these protests calling for the president to resign, people saying what that they're protesting against rampant brazen, endemic corruption within the guatemalan government. and the ouster of this gentleman, mister going mister sandeval has also brought up international criticism. the us state department has called this a, quote significant setback in the rule of law. and there's a lot of anger out on the streets and got him a lot of pressure now against the guatemalan government to, to answer for the firing of the top anti corruption official. and there's concerns that this does have the potential of becoming a larger national crisis. you mentioned the u. s. reaction on this. how does it the unrest effect to us efforts to improve the condition of people's lives in guatemala and try to reduce migration from the country.

to this day called in guatemala ticket. though, somehow you don't have the feeling that a real piece is a movement for you to be as secondary. thank you. for it. the maya population continues to be subject to racism. under the pretext of fighting communism, the military killed thousands of indigenous peoples or turned them into refugees for in conflict or amal to feeling what during the civil war. in guatemala, we were persecuted by the military because they thought we supported the getty arrows on the young, if they can sort of thumbs up or down the like area. guerrillas suspected that we were supporting the military, but come in, in those way with. so we got caught in the crossfire and to save ourselves, we fled to mexico. but i me as a result of the piece taught in 995, the my family's from who he said returned and found a cooperative at the foot of the 5. okay, now now they must, once again search for new land. it's a never ending odyssey. why don't we take a journey back in time to explore the past of guatemala indigen

he came to guatemala as the sales rep for a coffee trader. he traveled the country, paying visit the maya, people's almost to see. no, no, it's all back. then it was more of an adventure because you also went to the highlands and mixed with people, hoping why the, who's them and when they would still hold duck in the cold warnings of before. but at least they were slowly moving away from the worst of a whole long from it was alarming to see what people had to do to survive yet a lot those he who couldn't see on the, on the other hand, the people had a sense of faith control could they know who means well and who's up to no good slack. so i always had a good feeling in my heart, him, apart from the cold war situation, which still permeated guatemala to this day called to who i live in, quote them all of the tickets. because somehow you don't have the feeling that a real piece is emerged, see it don't to be screwed. the secondary thing for the my population continues to be subject to racism. under the pretext of fighting communism, the military

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and the stock exchange, guatemala, small farmers are connected to the whole wide world. oh hi. courtney, who trained as a banker put the co op coffee on the commodities market, letting them avoid dot g middleman. the small scale coffee farmers formed their federation in $979.00 in the middle of a civil war which pits the army against the maya population. the mayas received support from 3rd world organizations around the world. if the only way that the bounder was so good, they practically turned critical into a charity of other women. if he said it was a place where we can ask for support and they eat up the report, then only came that constant had no future born in that or what would we do when the day came when we stopped receiving any development? but i feel, you know, we better get to work ourselves. i'm was, i fair. my hotel by him was always good and i was an outcast himself when he started working for fed coca cola. before that he built help us with trading companies, coffee business in guatemala, but to be able to increase exports. he'd have had to pay half the b

>> es corredor de larga distancia de 22 años en guatemala vivió su infancia llegó de en segundo lugar de 5 mil metros aunque no calificó su país natal guatemala dice que quiere ir porque quiere experimentar qué es correr en olimpiadas pero no sabe si podrá ir su estatus migratorio le podría impedir ir a las olimpiadas por eso su abogada presentó solicitud de libertad condicional anticipada >> como uno de los mejores que corren en las competencias los juegos olímpicos son evento mundial entonces también estoy comentando que hay razón humanitaria >> el permiso tarda 90 días en procesarse ya comenzaron las competencias sería este miércoles dijo luis el lunes su abogada presentara petición de emergencia si logra resultados >> luis es el atleta más rápido de larga distancia en la historia de guatemala desde san josé telemundo 48 >>mañana con el lema defiende daca grupos se reunirán para pedir apoyo a los dream act también buscan hacer eco en la reforma migratoria el evento será a las 4 de la tarde en el 200 de la calle santa clara en san francisco podrán pedirle a los

it's one of the largest social mobilizations, guatemala has seen in recent years. citizens calling on the countries president alejandro germany a. his step down renewal resign resign. we want the government that protects our rights. tensions have been high across much of the country since the head of guatemalan anti corruption agency. when fransisco sandeval was fired, last week, senda was said to be conducting investigations into top guatemalan officials, including the countries president over the weekend. sandeval was seen fleeing the country, telling reporters that he feared for his life and value. now, sadly, this is become a situation that many public servants in guatemala have had to go through simply because we are not useful for the regime that, that is the only thing i can say. and as i've said many times, wherever i am, i'm going to continue working. the reaction from guatemala citizens has been nationwide protests and on thursday, a national strike. just like when it gets done because they can, so i am tired and fed up with all this corruption. this country is drowning inco

he had agents in guatemala where the cuban exiles were mostly being trained. but also, he was relying mostly on american and regional newspaper reporters who would hear things from the cuban exile community in miami and were able to piece together pretty much the whole story. in fact, the new york times on january 10th, 1951, at a front page above the fold, about the map article explaining that the u.s. was preparing cuban exiles for action against the castro regime. president eisenhower, who was in the last days of his administers and said that basically they had the whole story. and yet, planning went forward. one of the many blunders of this operation. host: who were these cuban exiles who were being trained for this assault brigade? how long have they -- had they been outside of cuba and what type of support could they realistically expect if they got to cuba? nicholas: after castro took power in early 1959 and started nationalizing industries and expropriating the property classes. there was an exodus of cubans, professionals, people with money, who saw t

parque al este del área de la bahía un alivio inmigratorio para los damnificados por los huracanes en guatemala, será posible ? este es su noticiero telemundo 48 qué bueno que está con nosotros son cinco días de agonía para un hombre que fue al parque regional y no regresó a su hogar a pesar de la intensa búsqueda rescatistas no han dado con esto qué es lo quedicen las rescatistas ? agua es una operación de búsqueda y rescate lo que significa que las autoridades tienen esperanza de encontrarlo con vida personas escucharon gritos de ayuda fue una operación por tierra y aire pero aún no lo encontraron el sargento (nombre extranjero) indica que el joven tiene entrenamiento y experiencia en montañas a medida que avanzan las horas disminuyera posibilidades con ungrupo reducido de personal qué debe hacer para prepararse antes de una excursión y en caso de que se pierda en la montaña el tribunal italiano oficializó la condena de dos jóvenes vinculados a un asesinato deuna policía en roma ambas personas acudieron a la preparatoria (nombre extranjero) los jueces consideraron esto como

full manila, jimmy le, thank for testers, in guatemala or colon for the resignation of the president and attorney general after the heads of the countries and the corruption agency was dismissed, demonstrates his book traffic and condemned. what they say is brazen corruption at the highest levels of government bubble wrap. hello reports. it's one of the largest social mobilizations, guatemala has seen in recent years. citizens calling on the countries president alejandro jemma. take his step down north to resign. resign. we want the government that's protector, right. the tensions have been high across much of the country since the head of guatemalans anti corruption agency. when finance he school sandeval was fired last week. sandeval was said to be conducting investigations into top guatemalan officials, including the country's president. over the weekend, sandeval was seen fleeing the country, telling reporters that he feared for his life. in value, ma'am, it's a, sadly, this has become a situation that many public servants in guatemala, have had to go through simply because we ar

jen: our goal is to close guatemala bay. i can tell you that there's -- i think you know some of this. for others following it, there are 39 detainees remaining at guatemala bay. 10 are eligible for transfer. 17 for a periodic review board. 10 involved in the military commission's process. and two detainees have been convicted. this individual who we transfer of the department depeevens, had started moving through the process during the obama-biden administration and was on pause for some period of time over the last four years. i don't have a timeline for you. as you know there is a process. there are different layers. but that remainsure goal. we are considering all avail -- remains our goal and we are considering all availabilities and close guatemala bay. reporter: we have reported the administration 2500 afghan translators, i believe in virginia, as they complete the steps to have their legal status in this country reviewed. will there be other u.s. military bases in the united states also used to house them temporarily

the reaction from guatemala and citizens has been nationwide protests. and on thursday, a national strike, just many has done a because they can. so i am tired and fed up with all this corruption in this country is drowning and incorruption and impunity. i many hear the recent unrest, its parts a larger political crisis in the country. further complicating efforts by the biden administration to deal with the root causes of migration from guatemala, which include poverty, violence, and government corruption with tension still high on the streets. more demonstrations are expected in the coming days. manuel ref hello al jazeera. amazon has reported profits, a $7800000000.00 for the 2nd quarter of this year. the world's largest retailer says revenue rose by 27 percent compared to a year earlier. $213.00 bill dollars. that figure fell short of expectation. ah. hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the 1st flight carrying afghan interpreters and others who fear taliban retaliation has landed in the u. s. state of virginia. $221.00 afghans including $57.00

the reaction from guatemala citizens has been nationwide protests and on thursday, a national stripe. just when it gets done, because they can, so i am tired and fed up with all this corruption. this country is drowning incorruption and impunity. i many hear the recent unrest could bark a larger political crisis in the country. further complicating efforts by the biden administration to deal with the root causes of migration from guatemala, which include poverty, violence, and government corruption with tension still high on the streets. more demonstrations are expected in the coming days. manuel ref hello al jazeera, the health authorities in brazil have started a mass inoculation campaign in rio. the juniors serv ellers as part of a new study. it's taking place in the modern area, which is home to around $130000.00 people. the team wants to get all of the adult population vaccinated. it look at bank seen effectiveness and the prevalence of corona virus variance for those who opt into the research. it is brazil's 1st study to target a low income area. israel will be the world's 1st c

guatemala has held no grief for the castro regime and has aided the rebels. in cuba itself, the peoples have v been extorted by castro to push back the invaders and 300,000 militia men have been mobilized. the invasion was successful in the early hours with castro blaming the u.s. it is the first chunk in his armor. >> we're back with nicholas dujmovic, a former cia deputy chief historian and current director of the intelligence studies program at catholic university and he's here today to discuss the 60th anniversary of the bay of pigs invasion which was the failed cia backed effort to remove cuban leader fidel castro from power. nicholas, good morning. >> good morning, jesse. it is a pleasure to be with you on this auspicious anniversary. >> so tell us exactly what happened 60 years ago today on the southern coast of cuba? >> yeah, well, let me talk about what it was intended to do and then what happened. bay of pigs operation was a well meaning but totally mismanaged attempt on the part of the u.s. government to oust the cuban government of fidel castro an

>>> y mientras aquÍ la lucha es que mÁs se vacunen pa mÉxico siguen llegando cientos de personas de guatemala para vacunarse en los centros instalados en chiapas y esta nueva olea de visitantes ha dado lugar al llamado turismo de vacunas, vÍctor con el reporte. >>> las filas pueden durar hasta cinco horas pero para ellos vale la pena la espera, son cientos de migrantes guatemaltecos que quieren cruzar a mÉxico, para vacunarse contra el covid-19. >>> la mayorÍa son habitantes de los departamentos guatemaltecos que colindan con los municipios front rizos de chiapas, vienen hasta aquÍ porque en sus comunidades la vacuna town no llega. >>> aprovechar para dar gracias a los ciudadanos mexicanos por la oportunidad que nos dan de vacunarnos, porque en nuestro paÍs lamentablemente se ha tardado para mucho la vacunaciÓn. >>> cada persona que ingresa de dÉ guatemala gasta 200 dÓlares por la estancia y alimentaciÓn, asÍ lo dice hans que viene desde la capital guatemalteca, y aprovechÓ una oferta para vacunar a once familiares. >>> por doce personas de 40 aÑos que rebaso ara los 40 aÑo, ten�

desbordan los pouestos fronterizos algunos con bebés en (musica) (musica) como ana gabriel una joveder guatemala causa admiracion por su voz y la caompraran con ana gabriel y ella dice que solo seguira cantando solo en las ig iglesias >> noticias telemundo con jose diaz balart. >> el pais vuelve a estar bajo alarma por la nueva ola de c covid-19 impulsada por la v variante delta que se propaga con fuerza entre los no vac vacunados, los contagios se han disparosado y el numero de fallecido se dispara con alza de 25% y 211 muertes al dia, la academia grestadounidense d pedriatria recomendo que todos los niÑos mayores de dos aÑos hagan uso obligatorio de mascarillas al regresar a las escuelas >> el hijo de ella debe c comenzar a clases presenciales >> me proceocupa porque no es vacunado, estan espxpuestos a enfermarse >> lo mismo pide la acadiatria obligatorio de mascarillas para niÑos mayores de 2 aÑos a menos que tengan un impedimento m medico >> es una de las maneras im importantes para su delsarrolloy tambien de salud fisica de sesta manera la mascarilla crea una barrera mas entre ellos y e

at this moment in guatemala, a cuban exile army is being created by the cia. a cuban exile air force with the 26 bombers -- b 26 bombers. they are the instruments which the cia plans to overthrow fidel castro. havana, summer 1960. fidel castro admits publicly for the first time there is unrest inside cuba. counter revolutionary activity. among his opponents now is his former minister of public works, manuel wry, leader of the marquee. >> he markey was highly organized and well extended over the whole country. our organization reached almost every section of cuban life. civic institutions, professional organizations, labor youth, the militia. the army. and we have people inside of fidel castro's pockets. >> the mri operates in the cities. it's an underground movement specializing in sabotage. [noise] in the escambia mountains, is another anti-castro force, the gorillas. and september, 1960, it has become a serious threat to fidel castro. he comes to the escambia high to take personal command of the military operation, but resistance continues late in september.

join me live now from guatemala city. can i start by asking if there's been much of a reaction there amongst the general public, tucson to vowels? removal from his post and the fact that he fled the country with an hours of it happening well. many what amounts are highly disappointed by these decision procedures on the why that was the most visible phase of the fight against corruption apply that was undermined. in the last 2 years, we used to have a united nation back commission by the haven't corruption. and 2nd to some the one was, as i mentioned before, the, the main contributor to the commission and to the fight against corruption. so the general public is pretty much disappointed and that to the government is he now the 5th official is to be in a space of a couple of years to be in this situation. he's obviously faring for his own safety . but in fact, he was the fact that he was fired from his job. i mean, how much of a blow is this to anti corruption efforts in the country? it is a huge backlash against corruption

cerca de la capital de guatemala personas quemadas fueron llevadas a hospitales cercanos el lugar quedó destruido por la explosión vamos a conocer un santo católico en el salvador es venerado por los salvadoreños que viven en estados unidos samuel nos presenta el santo de los inmigrantes >> a diario hay cantos para santiago en el salvador que es patroono de los inmigrantes >> en estados unidos o en otro lado son devotos al patrón >> por eso es de los más consentidos tiene 367 trajes juan se encarga que no se arruguen >> es de la familia es un faltón lleva su chaleco >> además tiene 115 pares de zapatos que juan mantiene libres de polvo >> zapatillas tipo bota que más regalos recibe en el as país gracias a la generosidad de los inmigrantes sobre todo los que viven en estados unidos >> muchos llegan a visitarlo como una promesa en ellos está jocelyn que vive en california >> a mí me estuvieron a punto de violar y me protegió >> irma dice que gracias a sus plegarias evitó que alberto el padre de sus hijos fuera reportado dcalifornia >> hasta la fecha está por allá este año

ana: la selecciÓn mexicana se prepara para enfrentar a la selecciÓn de guatemala. la lateral izquierda ocupada por jesÚs gallardo en vez de rodrÍguez y adelante en lugar de "chucky", serÁ orbelìn pineda. es la informaciÓn. paola: llegamos al final de "noticias univisiÓn 14". los dejamos con el noticiero nacional y recuerde que tenemos una cita a las 23:00. borja: muchas gracias por su atenciÓn. hasta maÑana. ♪ ♪ presentadora: estas son las principales noticias. el rÉgimen cubano militariza la habana y otras ciudades para frenar las protestas. tambiÉn bloqueÓ internet, pero eso no ha impedido que el mundo conozca las imÁgenes de abuso de la policÍa. el gobierno del presidente biden explica cÓmo responderÁ a un posible Éxodo marÍtimo desde cuba. activistas de derechos humanos le exigen que no devuelva a quienes busquen asilo. >> los nÚmeros se incrementan cada vez mÁs.

como gerson, quien abandonÓ su pueblo en guatemala. le cortaron un dedo para que supiera que la amenaza iba en serio. >> en nuestro paÍs no podemos estar porque siempre nos localizan. francisco: llegÓ hasta estados unidos con su esposa y su hija, pero le negaron el asilo y regresaron a mÉxico. su esposa dice que la Única manera de estar seguros es no salir de la plaza. el reciente ataque donde 19 personas perdiÓ la vida conmocionÓ a habitantes de reynosa. por eso domingo, quien viajÓ desde honduras con su hijo de siete aÑos dice que decidiÓ regresar a su pueblo luego de negarse el asilo. >> me dijeron que me quedara aquÍ. no sÉ quien puede venir a secuestrarme. francisco: a menudo miembros de este repudio recogen personas en un camiÓn y los llevan a sus instalaciones mÁs seguras. mientras tanto aquÍ la oraciÓn es la Única protecciÓn. >> que dios los guarde y los cuide, de la maldad que hay el dÍa de hoy. reportero: cada dÍa sigue aumentando el nÚmero de inmigrantes en este campamento. reportera: ya que hablamos de v

he had probably had spies in guatemala. by the way, he just had to pick up the newspaper because there were newspaper reports about the -- about the training camps in guatemala. on january 10th "the new york times" ran a story which said that there were training camps in guatemala. it ended up not to be that bad for the cia because "the new york times" reporter was kind of fooled and thought that these soldiers were guatemalans rather than cuban exiles. nonetheless, castro knew something was coming. john kennedy made a press conference on the 12th before the invasion, said that should there be an invasion of cuba, there would be no american involvement in it. well, for castro, that said it all. clearly these guys were coming any second. now, there is also, you may know, a story that somebody leaked to soviet intelligence the fact that -- the actual invasion date. that's probably true. there seems to be a lot of evidence for that. i don't know if it really made much of a difference because castro knew. he had been on high al

. >>> no se puede hacer nada, estamos haciendo para mandar a guatemala, Él tenÍa dos niÑos. >>> hÉctor de 23 y ariel grimos de guatemala fueron arrolladas despuÉs de la 11 de la maÑana por esta minivan cuando estaban en la calle (hablan en inglÉs) en ontario donde trabajaban vendiendo frutas. >>> no sÉ quiÉn fue. >>> tras el percance josÉ luis ramÍrez dijo que se salvÓ de milagro porque habÍa ido a comprarles comida. >>> ellos son mis compaÑeros de trabajo. lo que haya pasado no sÉ. >>> escuchÉ un impacto muy fuerte y vi que todo volaba lp aire, llamÉ al 911, conducel como locos y da miedo. la policÍa dijo que la conductora es jessica jewi fue raesr tado por manejar alcoholizado o drogada. >>> es la irresponsabilidad de gente que toma, y cuando se pasan sucede estas cosas. >>> telemundo 48, gajvriel huerta. >>> en informaciÓn del estado. 350 mil personas que tuvieron ingresos por cuenta propia podrÁn calificar para tener un pago adicional de 100 dÓlares por semana, los que califican recibirÁn un correo electrÓnico. algunos latinos no saben de los beneficios que tiene

he probably had spies and guatemala. and by the way, he really just had to pick up the newspaper if you wanted to know what's going on because there were newspaper reports about the about the training camps in guatemala. on january 10th the new york times ran a story which said that there was these training camps in guatemala. it ended up not to being that bad for the cia because the new york times reporter was kind of fooled and thought that these soldiers were guatemalans rather than cuban exiles, but nonetheless castro could read between the lines. he knew something was coming and then when john kennedy john kennedy made him an a press conference on april 12th right before the invasion. said that there would be no that should there be a an invasion of cuba there would be no american involvement in it or for castro that said it all clearly. these guys are coming any second now there's there's also you may know a story that somebody leaked to soviet intelligence the fact the actual invasion date. that's probably true. t

although in central america, when we have revolutions going on in nicaragua, salvatore guatemala and the united states is adamantly opposed to those revolutions and a field plays an important role trying in trying to undermine those revolutions. however, i should also say that it's really, i think during those central american wars in the 1900 eighty's, we start seeing resistance from below, within the trade union movement against the leadership. the book has such a huge range. obviously, anyone who vote for trump will say nafta was abolished under his administration, but just skipping over and he's trumpeted and over throw any countries directly like president obama appears to have done in on doris, do you think biden will go back to the old playbook of overthrowing countries in central america given he was vice president when a man was a lie, was removed in under us and 29. i wouldn't say that the united states going directly overthrew july and hundreds, but it certainly supported the overthrow of life in honduras. i don't actually see a very big friends between the obama and trump

un pelotero que solamente va estar aquí por dos meses cerramos el palco deportivo por el día de hoy guatemala hizo historia en los juegos olímpicos porque el nadador (nombre extranjero) es el primer centroamericano en clasificar a una final en los juegos olímpicos si quiere conocer todos los detalles no deje de visitar nuestra página encontrar información y por supuesto esta amplia cobertura de los juegos olímpicos que tenemos para usted ha comenzado la cuenta regresiva para que los mexicanos decidan si llevan o no juicio al expresidente que los gobernaron ante el incremento de casos de la variante delta hace cambio en una política de uso de cubrebocas vamos explicar cuáles son estos regresamos con esto y más después de la pausa >>>hola qué tal buenas tardes muchas gracias por continuar en sintonía de telemundo 48 de méxico comenzó la cuenta regresiva para que se acabo estas consultas que van a decidir si los expresidentes son sometidos a una investigación esta se va a

es tanto que no cabe todo en un solo comerc... [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> en guatemala un deslave dejó vehículos sepultados hay 10 personas muertas la tragedia fue en la zona de san marcos bomberos y autoridades usan maquinaria para remover las toneladas de tierra y buscar sobrevivientes en colombia alerta por desbordamientos de ríos en (...) cientos de familias tienen sus hogares cubiertos en agua las zonas están incomunicadas hace 10 días además de cientos de damnificados el presidente de brasil jair bolsonaro está internado en un hospital por 10 días consecutivos de hipo la oficina del mandatario dijo que se fue a día de sao paulo jair bolsonaro estará en observación por 24 a 48 horas el que salió del hospital fue el papa francisco regresó al vaticano después de una cirugía de colon el papa francisco se detuvo en la basílica de santa maría y rezó frente a la imagen de la virgen slaió sin bastón y saludó a policías se le vio fuerte al regresar de la pausa una ¿tenías que ponerte esa camisa? amor, mi camisa de la suerte. cada vez que la uso me dan las mejo

the state department has suspended cooperation with guatemala's attorney general. [indiscernible] does this cause any setbacks? karine: thank you for the question. yes. this is something we are very aware of. so the situation in guatemala, look, it's important for us to make sure that corruption is, as we're dealing with the northern triangle, is dealt with. this is something i wanted to share with all of you if i could find it really quickly. give me a second. i don't have it with me. but it's something we're aware of. as you can imagine, as we're dealing with the northern triangle, as you just said, it's critical when we're dealing with these countries and talking about how we're going to help them with the root causes. that corruption, you know, is not -- is something that doesn't affect the process that we're trying to make. you know, when we -- when we do deal with the northern triangle countries, it's not giving money directly to the government. it's working as well with the organizations on the ground. so that is also critical and important. and so we're goi

esta visita coincidiÓ con la llegada a guatemala de alejandro mayor cash, el secretario de seguridad nacional. desde la capital mexicana alejandro con el informe. alejandro: el tema migratorio habÍa destacado en la reuniÓn que tuvieron estos cinco senadores estadounidenses con el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. >> en la frontera norte con estados unidos, pero tambiÉn en la frontera sur con guatemala. yo creo que es lo mÁs importante. es que el quiere trabajar con nosotros. alejandro: en 18 meses los senadores estadounidenses no realizaban una visita de trabajo y escogieron mÉxico para buscar la cooperaciÓn y mejora las relaciones comerciales asÍ como reforzar la seguridad fronteriza ante el incremento de inmigrantes. >> necesitamos ofrecer mÁs recursos y seguridad en la frontera. ahorita en el senado estamos discutiendo un paquete de infraestructura. es posible que en este paquetepodamos tener recursos para aumentar seguridad. alejandro: esta maÑana el presidente lÓpez obrador dijo que en esa reuniÓn se hablÓ de la urgencia de reactivar la frontera qu

in guatemala, demands are mounting for the resignation of alejandra giammattei. several protests took place in guatemala city and other regions denouncing the president's government, neglect, and corruption. progressive guatemalan congressmembers are also demanding giammattei step down. this comes as covid-19 cases continue to skyrocket in guatemala, with hospitals on the verge of collapsing and others have already collapsed. guatemala has one of the lowest covid-19 vaccination rates in all of latin america. a federal judge in michigan grilled lawyers for former president trump monday over their false claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election. u.s. district court judge linda parker, who called the claims fantastical and speculative, is considering whether to ban sidney powell, lin wood, and other trump allies from practicing law in michigan or whether to disbar them altogether. this comes as "the washington post" reports that the republican national committee's top lawyer warned last november against continuing to push false claims that the presidential e

gracias ahora en méxico también se da el turismo de vacuna son cientos de personas que llegan desde guatemala para vacunarse en los centros de chiapas >>> la gente en una fila para hoy y en la otra fila los que no >>> las filas son de hasta 5 horas pero vale la pena la espera son migrantes guatemaltecos que quieren vacunarse contra el covid- en méxico la mayoría habitantes de los departamentos de guatemala en la frontera de chiapas vienen hasta aquí porque en susomunidades no llega la vacuna >>> muchas gracias a los ciudadanos mexicanos por la oportunidad de vacunarnos porque en nuestro país se tardó >>> son 200 dólares lo que gastan las personas por la estancia y alimentación como dice él que viene desde la capital y va a vanar a 11 familiares >>> son 2 personas de 40 años teníamos acceso a uno de 20 y vacunamos a nuestros hijos también >>> en promedio 200 personas cruzan para vacunarse según las autoridades y se creo el turismo >>> se implementó el turismo de vacuna porque viajan solamente por el motivo de vacunarse >>> entre 100 y 150 dólares se rentan vehículos las autorida

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instead, guatemala has invited him to run for them. he is a student at northern arizona university. his coach and fellow runners there will be leaving for tokyo tomorrow. >> he's been an excellent student. and now he has a chance to rupt us and his country at the highest level of international competition. he's an easy guy to run for. >> they are headed to phoenix monday. he needs a special permit which usually takes 90 days to process. >> we tried to go through the normal process as soon as reasonably process. however, this is an exceptional case, exceptional circumstance. >> it's a nerve racking proves. >> it is still unknown as of now. and probably won't find out until a day before my flight to tokyo. >> the latest he can fly to compete is july 31st. >> you could find more olympic stories and highlights on our website. you can sign up for our daily newsletter, read our five to watch updated daily or stream live competitions. you can also head to nbcbayarea.com/olympics. >>> at this hour, a t shooing has shut down a stretch of highway 4. it happened at 6:30 this evening. investiga

estudiante de universidad del norte de arizona y estaba listo para que fuera representar a su natal guatemala en los juegos olímpicos de tokio 2020 pero está amparado bajo daca tras una breve lucha en corte un juez de conceder el permiso estelar si temor a que no nos dejen entrar estados unidos cuando regrese de japón >>> espera que llegue a tokio jueves o viernes su primer evento una carrera de 5000 metros ser el 3 de agosto por supuesto que le vamos echar muchas porras >>> buena suerte para todos que corra bastante >>> ese corredor más rápido en historia de guatemala en cualquier categoría, sea el hecho de que compita ganó >>> qué bien felicidades y gracias por su sintonía ♪♪♪♪♪♪. [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] (musica). vacunas obligatorias 560 as asociaciones de profesionales de la salud piden que sea o obligatoria la bvacunacion en trabajadores de hospitales c california y new york haran obligacion a sus empleados vacunarse muy buenas tardes el debate de obligar o no a v vacunarse crece por d el d departamento de veteranos es primera agencia de

his home country of guatemala invited him to join the team. he won special permission to travel to tokyo. his first event the preliminary 5,000 meter race happens august 3rd. you can follow along with our local athlete tracker right on our trending bar. >>> well, up next, fed up with rampant crime, the bay area mayor's unique approach to getting young people off the streets and out of gangs. >>> five or ten-minute phone call could save you thousands of dollars and countless heart ache. we have a wildfire checkup for you next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jack cornery. i'll have an updated look at the weather next. ♪ ♪ but it's actually a network. ♪ connecting just about everyone to just about everyone else. ♪ it can open eyes with a cup of coffee and change minds on what makes a business, a business. and it is working to connect everyone, everywhere. so, meet visa. a network working for everyone. ♪ >>> we are learning a paid month couple was killed in a car crash in minnesota last night. the sheriff said 7 people from california were