you. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> tomorrow, negotiators from the united states, mexico, and canada will begin efforts to modernize the north american free trade agreement, nafta. right now mexico's chief negotiator and mexican officials are getting ready to discuss the upcoming negotiations. we're live at the wilson center in washington. the program is expected to start at any moment. >> you're crazy and no one is going to come and maybe this is sort of important enough. maybe our existential questions will bring an audience and we had the idea bringing the mexico's negotiator ken smith to come, and it was a cheeky question, and he said yes, this is extraordinary and ken said last week, i don't think i can do it. so i apologize for misleading you. it was not intentional, but we have got an absolutely fabulous panel for you nonetheless. and let me just run through very quickly from left to right, as i see it, fred burkeson, a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics. thank you for being with us. it's great you agreed to provide a repost to some of t

of asking mexico's chief negotiator, ken smith, to participate. it was a cheeky question, but ken said yes. this is extraordinary. then ken said, actually, i don't think i can do it. you,logize for misleading it was not intentional. we have got an absolutely fabulous panel for you. let me just run through, very quickly, from left to right as i see it. fred brixton who is known to most of you as senior fellow at the peterson institute. thank you for being here with us. it is great that you agree to -- to the mexican perspective. i think that will be very welcome. francisco, known to most of you and, it a partner previously served at the mexico and administration of economy. an old friend has been here many times. managing director and founder of she is held-- multiple positions. and my cawley, my deputy director, chris wilson, who is known to you for his work on nafta. and on porter affairs. it is very nice -- and on porter affairs. affairs.border it is very nice to see you. there has been an enormous amount of anticipation. my first page of notes says it is here. it is a strange m

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about the likelihood of an agreement eating reached and how much bargaining power mexico has based on its trade deals with other countries. from the wilson center, this is two hours. mr. wood: good morning. will you come down and take a seat here. if you're looking for a place, we are willing to sell these place at an inflated price. there are scalpers outside. do not use them. just give the money directly to me. welcome to the wilson center. thank you for being here. when we talked about the event, a little voice inside my head said you are crazy, it's washington, no one will come. they said maybe the nafta is important enough, maybe our existential questions will attract an audience, and then we came up on bright idea of asking mexico's chief negotiator to participate. ken said yes, and this is going to happen. it is extraordinary. and then ken said, no, i can do it. so i apologize for misleading you. it was not intentional. but we got a panel for you nonetheless. let me run through quickly from left to right, as i see it. fred bergsten, at the peterson institute for internationa

, was very common in mexico for everyday goods to have price controls on them, for committees to meet on a regular raises to set the prices of basic commodities. economy that was run by state-run enterprises, not open to direct investment. the plate -- the changes that took place during the 1980's because of the latin american debt crisis are then locked in by the nafta. those are things which we take for granted these days. it is an extremely journey. now, -- extraordinary journey. is to remember their reforms that have taken place in mexico since 2012 are trying to build upon the success of nafta. now we have the opportunity with nafta renegotiations to lock in some of those reforms again through an international treaty, international negotiation. so without any further a duke from me, i would like to ask our panelists to give opening comments, and i will begin with luz and the floor is yours. i know you have got repaired cap panelists -- comments. -- prepared comments. i want you to start with some of the redline's you see from the mexican and u.s. point of view. then we will come

between the united states, canada, and mexico. show our viewers what robert light hazard -- robert lighthizer had to say at the opening. robert: use of the president about nafta, which i completely share, are well known. i want to be clear that he is not interested in a mere tweaking of the provisions and a couple of updated chapters. we feel that nafta has fundamentally failed many, many americans. here are some of the examples of what i believe needs to change. need to assure that the huge trade deficits do not continue, and we have balance and reciprocity. this should be periodically reviewed. on autos andularly auto parts, must require higher nafta content and substantial u.s. content. country of origin should be verified. the provision should be included in the agreement, and be as strong as possible. the agreement should have protective provisions to guard against currency manipulation. resign, respect our sovereignty and our democratic process. we should have provisions to guard against market-distorting practices of other countries, including third party and state owned. ho

go for canada and mexico? >> his tone was perhaps little combative. he spoke right after the mexican and canadian delegation where they both emphasize they're looking for common ground. they're looking for win-win-win. they're looking for kind of harmony between the three countries. then he said we will not take deficits anymore. i think overall tone was and contentious to get started. a fight if't put up the u.s. tries to get more content produced in america. fight if we keep focusing on the trade deficit especially with mexico. there will be a lot of side there. >> yesterday was the first day of the first round. how many days of negotiating, next?appens explain this process renegotiating nafta? the first dayas the first round. that runs through sunday. of them is behind throwed door -- closed doors. delegation speak with the press. on sunday we expect press statement on what was accomplished. then announce the second round which is in mexico city in september. be in ottawa in canada. maybe sometime in late september and october. the idea is to wrap these up at the end of th

mexico's chief negotiator to participate. ken said yes, and this is going to happen. it is extraordinary. and then ken said, no, i can do it. it was not intentional. but we got a panel for you nonetheless. let me run through quickly from left to right, as i see it. fred bergsten, at the peterson institute for international economics. thank you for being here with us. he was great to provide a riposte to some of the mexican perspectives here. that will be very welcome. francisco de rosenzweig, who previously served at the mexican ministry of the economy. luz maria de la mora, the founder of lmn consulting, and has held multiple posts within the mexican government. and my colleague, deputy director, chris wilson, who is known to you for his work on have to wear he was the mexican economic affairs and on border affairs. and i am duncan wood. very nice to see you. there has been an endorsement of anticipation. i first page of it says it is here. it is a strange moment, but at this time last year here at the wilson center we were holding a series of conversations about, well, under the new ad

beginning at noon eastern on c-span. >> this week, trade officials from the united states, mexico and canada are meeting in washington, d c two submit proposals for -- in washington, d.c. to submit proposals for renegotiating nafta. is 25 minutes. at our table this morning, randy woods, economics editor for bloomberg, to talk about the future of nafta. washington,re in renegotiations began between the united states, canada, and mexico. show our viewers what robert light hazard -- robert lighthizer had to say at the opening. robert: use of the president about nafta, which i completely share, are well known. i want to be clear that he is not interested in a mere tweaking of the provisions and a couple of updated chapters. we feel that nafta has fundamentally failed many, many americans. here are some of the examples of what i believe needs to change. need to assure that the huge trade deficits do not continue, and we have balance and reciprocity. this should be periodically reviewed. on autos andularly auto parts, must require higher nafta content and substantial u.s. content. country o

., canada, and mexico this week begin a new round of talks to modernize nafta. , representatives from the farming and rich industries held a news conference to voice their support for the 23-year-old agreement and talk about its impact on agriculture. from the national press club in washington, d.c., this is just under one hour. >> good afternoon. i am will roger, the director of policy communications at the american farm bureau federation. negotiators today from the three member states of nafta will begin renegotiating a treaty that is more than 20 euros old. -- 20 years old. much is at stake, particularly here --culture agriculture. today, we have with us the three heads of the largest farm organizations in canada, mexico, and the united. they are the president of the american farm bureau federation, the president of the canadian federation of agriculture, and president of the federation in mexico. these men will give their views of what should happen with modernization of nafta, for no matter what you may have heard, there is still a great deal of our three nations have in common and c

agriculture, and the president of the agro in mexico. these men will get there dues that should happen with modernization of nafta. no matter what you may have heard there is a great deal our nations have in common and can agree upon. they will get your opening remarks, after that we will have a signing of a letter and minister freeland and chief negotiators for the treaty. after that we will open the floor to questions. if you have a question at the press club please wait for a microphone so that people on the phone can hear the question you are asking. the floor is yours. >> thank all of you for attending today. this is an important day to american agriculture, canadian agriculture and mexican every culture and we show our unity together and i want to thank mister bonnett for being with us today and joining us in talking about modernization of nafta trade treaty. everyone in the room know that american farmers and ranchers value trade relationships with the closest neighbors, canada and mexico, they are number one and number 3 customers in the united states, exports, and they

the largest farm organizations in canada, mexico and the united states. they are from our right zippy epaul from the american bureau federation. coe de la tt and bos vega. these men will give their views with the modernization of nafta for no matter what you heard there are great deal that our three nations can agree upon. the three will give their opening remarks. we'll have a signing to ambassador light heiser and secretary guajardo. after that, we will open the floor to questions. if you have a question here at the press club please wait if for microphone so that people on the phone can hear the question that you are asking. president duvall, the floor is yours. >> thank you for attending today. this is a very important day for americanning a culture, canadianing a culture and mexicanning a culture. -- mexican agriculture. i want to thank mr. vega in help in joining us to renegotiate the trade nafta. american farmers value our trade relationships with our two closest neighbors, canada, mexico are more than just close, they are our number one and our umber three customers of t

mÉxico no va a pagar por el muro, no quiere reunirse con ellos porque no puede vivir con eso. respecto al muro, mi gente se levanta y dice: mÉxico pagarÁ el muro. en la conversaciÓn del pasado 27 de enero, trump dice que Él hizo o promesas de campaÑa y las tiene que cumplir. peÑa nieto lo rechazÓ y trump respondiÓ que no le puede contestar a la prensa eso. >> tiene que encontrar la manera de cumplir con lo que el presidente trump prometiÓ y tambiÉn mantener una buena relaciÓn con mÉxico. janet: el muro fronterizo es el tema que mÁs le importa en cuanto a polÍtica. tambiÉn amenaza enrique peÑa nieto con aumentarlas tasas. " somos tÚ y yo en contra del muro, enrique", dijo trump. este asesor del presidente obama dice que trump improvisÓ sus palabras y la orientaciÓn de sus asesores. >> parece que en esa casa blanca, le escriben lo que tiene que decir, pero no lo lee. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: precisamente la revelaciÓn de este diÁlogo, ha despertado la controversia en mÉxico. marÍa elena, nos cuenta quÉ piensan los mexicanos. marÍa dos. luego de la llamada de -- marÍa:

stand out? >> the pain one to me is the contradiction of trump's public decision on mexico and making mexico pay for the wall and what he says to the president of mexico that there's no way for him to do that and trying to enlist the mexican president to stop saying mexico won't pay because it's a big political problem. there are broader things with the calls. these are really acrimonious conversations that affect the lives of thousands, if not millions of immigrants around the world. there's no discussion of their plight or discussion of their plight or on u.s. relations with the countries. the conversations are all about trump and how the issues reflect on him. >> again, hammer home the point, if you cover the trump campaign or watch it -- >> turn on the television. >> you watched a rally, he is going to say we're going to build a wall and mexico is going to pay for the wall. in the conversations that took place a week after the inauguration, he is essentially acknowledging, yeah, we know you are not going pay for it, but don't say it out loud. that puts me in an awkward position. w

cÁrteles para lavar parte de sus activos en mÉxico. javier: mÁrquez y alvarez podrÍan sufrir sanciones de acuerdo a la ley kingpin, hasta el pago de 1 millÓn $400,000 e incluso la cÁrcel. carolina: y bueno, las aceras son bastante fuertes, se hable de traslaciÓn de su visa, congelamiento de sus cuentas en estados unidos. y tambiÉn prohibir estadounidenses hacer negocios con ellos . la compaÑÍa spotify no podrÍa pagarle regalÍas al cantante juliÓn, que ha crecido muchÍsimo en este gÉnero de la mÚsica regional mexicana. javier: hace tan sÓlo momentos, este mismo cantante tratÓ de enviar un mensaje a sus fanÁticos a travÉs de facebook live y esto fue parte de lo que pudimos obtener. ahÍ estÁ. juliÓn: un saludote. saludamos a todos. tengo mala seÑal. carolina: bueno? como vemos, se tratÓ de conectar. pero al parecer, tuvo problemas con la seÑal y terminÓ solamente su enlace despuÉs de unos segundos. inmediatamente, me fijÉ hace cuestiÓn de dos minutos y tenÍa mÁs de 85,000 visitas- la gente mandÁndole mensajes. pero en este momento, su mensaje no apar

serious readers. now president of farm and ranch associations in the us, canada and mexico speak about their support for the north atlantic free trade agreement, representatives of the three countries have become a new round of talks to update the pact by 2018. this event was held at the national press club. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. i am will roger, director of policy communications at the american farm bureau federation. today negotiators from three member states of nafta will begin renegotiating a treaty that is more than 20 years old. much is at stake particularly for agriculture. we have with us the three heads of the largest farm organizations in canada, mexico and the united states. the president of the american farm bureau federation, ron bonnett, president of the canadian federation of agriculture. and bosco vega of the conseco national, mexico. they will give their views of what should happen with modernization of nafta. no matter what you have heard there is a great deal our 3 nations have in common and can agree upon. they will give their opening remarks.

illustrating why the provision is important. >> as canada, mexico and the u.s. begin a round of talks to renegotiate nafta, the presidents of organizations representing farmers and ranchers held a news conference to voice support for the international trade agreement. from the national press club in washington, d.c., this is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. i'm will roger, director of policy of education at the american farm bureau federation. today negotiators from three member states of nafta will begin renegotiating a treaty that is more than 20 years old. much is at stake particularly foring a culture. today we have with us the three heads of the largest farm organizations in canada, mexico and the united states. they are from our right zippy epaul from the american bureau federation. coe de la tt and bos vega. these men will give their views with the modernization of nafta for no matter what you heard there are great deal that our three nations can agree upon. the three will give their opening remarks. we'll have a signing to ambassador light heiser and secretary guajardo. after th

states, canada, and mexico. this is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. under of policy communications at the america i am dr. of policy communication -- i am the director of policy communications at the american farm bureau federation. begin remediation yesterday that is more than 20 years old. much is at stake, particularly for agriculture could today we have with us the three heads of the largest farm organizations in canada, mexico, and the united. they are the president of the american farm bureau federation, the president of the canadian federation of agriculture, and federation inhe mexico. these men will give their views of what should happen with modernization of nafta, some -- for no matter what you may have heard, there is still a great deal of our three nations have in common and can agree upon. the three presidents will give their opening remarks. after that, we'll have a sign of a letter to the ambassador as well as the minister and secretary, chief negotiator for the treaty. after that, we will open the floor to questions. if you have a question here at the press club, plea

phoenix and the protesters who met him there. but the president also visited the mexico border where he promised again to build a wall and he threat tuned shut down the federal government if congress stands in his way. there is no question, there is violent crime across the border, in fact, mexico is one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists. manuel bojorquez has the story for our series, cbsn on assignment. >> reporter: journalists covering drug cartel violence worked with constant risic they may become the next target. they take precautions to avoid the dangers that come with their work. >> we met a freelance journalist in juarez. >> mucho gusta. >> he told us many reporters in mexico work with fear their next story may be their last. >> with journalists in mexico, it is not look if you [ bleep ] up, it is nothing like you [ bleep ] in the u.s. newsroom. you know, you [ bleep ] up you get fired or something. in mexico, you [ bleep ] up, you are a dead man. >> he says after one of his drug cartel stories revealed too much information, he was stopped by two

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canada, mexico, and the united states. there for my right, zippy, president of the american farm bureau federation. president of the canadian federation of agriculture, bosco, president from the mexico federation. they will give their views of what should happen with modernization of nafta. regardless of what you may have heard there still a great deal that are three nations have in common and can agree upon. the presidents would give their opening remarks come after that will have a signing of a letter to investor light heiser and administer freeland and the secretary, the chief negotiators for the treaty. after that, will open the floor to questions. if you have a question at the press club please wait with the microphone so people on the phone can hear the question that you're asking. the floor is yours. >> thank you. and i think all of you for attending today. this is a very important day to american agriculture, canadian and mexican agriculture. we come today to shore unity together. i want to thank her counterparts for being with us today and help in joining us to talk about the m

that mexico was supposed to pay for. will mr. trump take drastic action, it could back fire on him and his party. >>> a mess. the president won't stop beating up on the top republicans in congress, accusing them of creating a new political mess, further alienating the people he needs to get his agenda passed. is there any strategy behind the relentless attacks? >>> oversharing. as critics dream of shutting down the president's twitter account, he is stirring up even more controversy by retweeting a jab at president obama posted by someone known for making anti-semitic statements. >>> and hurricane threat, a dangerous storm is gaining strength right now, and could hit the gulf coast in a matter of hours. is the trump administration ready for what could be the first natural disaster on the president's watch. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> breaking tonight. president trump is briefed on a major disaster likely to unfold in the hours ahead. a new warning was just issued on the danger from h

domingo, pero maÑana buendÍa. ♪ julio: mÉxico dicen "no" a la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. en repÚblica dominicana, medio de crÍticas tras el asesinato de un joven. ♪ ♪ julio: en repÚblica dominicana, familiares de uno de los jÓvenes ultimado por la policÍa y a quien vinculan a una banda exigen justicia. jessica: los familiares de la vÍctima aseguraron que un periodista entregÓ vivo a la policÍa y así lo demuestran estas imÁgenes que no suministraron. >> primero le dieron un macanazo y luego se lo llevaron. lo mataron. jessica: encarnaciÓn, quien dejÓ a seis hijos en la orfandad habÍa una esposa, estaba visitando a una hermana. >> iba para una parada que se iba a encontrar. no sabemos mÁs, porque no nos comunicamos hasta que nos dijeron que lo mataron. jessica: fueron cuatro los hombres abatidos quienes supuestamente integraban la banda que se dedicaba a matar a policÍas para despojarlos de sus armas. mientras que otras personas se entregaron y aseguraron que son inocentes. >> dice que no se conoce y al final termina siendo el responsable. como la investigac

amenazas de trump el presidente exige a peÑa nieto dejar de decir en pÚblico que mÉxico no pagarÁ por el muro fronterizo, amenazÓ no volver a entrevistarse con Él. >> el ingenio del mal, carteles se ven obligado a ser creativos ante la creciente... figuran entre modos mÁs insÓlitos de contrabando. >> homenaje a dolores del rÍo, google rinde honores a legendaria diva del cine mexicano fue la primera actriz latina en triunfar en hollywood, noticias telemundo comienza ya. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. hola, ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes las duras polÍticas migratorias del presidente trump parecen no tener efecto negativo en remesas a mÉxico. de hecho los envÍos de dinero llegaron a un rÉcord histÓrico al superar los mÁs de 13 mil millones de dÓlares en el primer semestre de este aÑo. y como nos dice rubÉn pereida se debe a que cada vez hay mÁs trabajadores mexicanos. >> cada dos semanas maira manda alrededor de 150 dÓlares a su abuelita que vive en chiapas mÉxico. algo que ha podido hacer de forma regular desde hace un aÑo. >> ahora ten

de mÉxico y estados unidos. inmigrantes deportados hacia mÉxico, denuncia que las autoridades migratorias de los estados unidos, no le devuelven sus artÍculos personales como lo exige la ley. grupos de supremacistas blancos, entre ellos de realizaron -- el ku klux klan realizaron una gran marcha. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: el mandatario de estados unidos escalÓ el desencuentro entre ambas naciones. trump y kim jong-un prefieren las agresiones pÚblicas. reportero: el presidente hoy elevÓ el tono de amenazas en contra de corea norte. [habla en inglÉs] " mÁs vale que corea del norte se comporte o se verÁ en problemas", subrayÓ que su mensaje de fuego y furia no fue suficientemente fuerte . la nuevas declaraciones son un contragolpe verbal al detallado plan de kim jong-un. el anuncio en la televisiÓn estatal norcoreana de que lanzarÍan cuatro misiles y el plan de los mismos. en la capital de corea norte, miles de soldados apoyaban la medida. el vaivÉn de ataques ha generado desacuerdos en

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zona mÁs importante de la frontera con mÉxico, justamente entre yuma y san luis obispo donde donald trump conociÓ el muro de 3 vallas para detener a inmigrantes aquÍ llegaron simpatizantes y >>> el presidente donald trump visitÓ el muro entre estados unidos y mÉxico donde supervisÓ la labor de la patrulla fronteriza en yuma arizona. donde es un ejemplo. >>> Él debe volar a un presidente no a un dictador >>> aquÍ habia una guerra de le tres donde construye puentes no muro >>> bienvenido seÑor presidente trump >>> nancy dominik le daba la bienvenida a trump en yuma un pueblo republicano que lo a p Óo en mÉxico >>> por quÉ no fue a calexico por quÉ vino a arizona porque tiene todo el apoyo, hubiera ido a calexico y allÁ somos 99% mexicanos >>> la triple valla de yuma para parar la inmigraciÓn ilegal se ha puesto como modelo en el gobierno de trump son 9 millas protegidas por 3 vallas. los inmigrantes indocumentados en una semana ya tienen casa, tienen comida, tienen mÉdico tienen todo. se queja gabriel. >>> porque este paÍs estÁ arriba por el inmigrante, por el latino

niÑo que encontraron en cada nado en mÉxico, lamenta que su sueÑo americano haya terminado pero por encima de todo lo que quiere es reunirse con su niÑo. edgar muÑoz hablÓ con Él en tijuana. >> me parÉ y fue cuando me arrestaron. >> pascual castro, el padre del niÑo encontrado amarrado con cadenas. ahora estÁ decidido a recuperar a su hijo. >> te los quieres llevar a estados unidos ¿por quÉ?. >> porque tambiÉn es su paÍs, el paÍs de mÉxico pues cinco aÑos y creo que Él no va a querer tener ese recuerdo. >> anthony de cinco aÑos fue encontrado con muestras de tortura y desnutrido mientras estaba bajo el cuidado de unos tÍos. >> ¿por quÉ hicieron eso si es la sangre de uno? le garantizo 100% que voy a estar aquÍ. >> pascual recibiÓ una llamada del gobierno de la ciudad de mÉxico que tiene a anthony. >> quiero recuperar a mi hijo. >> anthony tiene un hermano que naciÓ con residuos de metanfetamina por el abuso de drogas de su madre. >> en el caso del hijo que nacÓo en estados unidos quizÁs no sea elegible si no hay denuncia. >> pero las cosas se complican, el s

presentador: un grupo de estudiantes de diferentes comunidades de mÉxico con la finalidad de que experimenten un aprendizaje en robÓtica. el consulado se encargÓ del viaje de los menores y ahÍ lo tienen, bienvenidos al Área de la bahÍa, gracias, buenas noches, felices sueÑos. presentadora: retirado de su cargo, se suma a la lista de funcionarios que han entrado y salido del gobierno de trump. una encuesta revela las altascifra de inmigrantes que no registran delitos en su contra por miedo de ser deportados, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. >> el gobernante de venezuela, desestimÓ las sanciones que el gobierno de estados unidos y soy en su contra por impulsar la asamblea constituyente. hubo al menos 17 personas muertas, desde caracas lo Último. reportero: contra las sanciones del departamento estadounidense y el residente trump. >>estÁ cometiendo el peor error de su vida, meterse con el pueblo venezolano. el pueblo venezolano decide ser libre yo ser el presidente de un pueblo del libre. >> me siento orgulloso de

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diferente la posible participaciÓn de los cÁrteles de en mÉxico. ésos carteles, segÚn la publicaciÓn del diario, aprovecharon la detenciÓn y extradición del chapo guzmÁn para adentrarse en la ciudad de los vientos. rafael es director de una organizaciÓn comunitaria que ayuda a ex pandilleros y ademÁs, como policÍa, patrulla las calles mÁs peligrosas de chicago. >> esto ha pasado en la historia del narcotrÁfico, en la historia del crimen organizado. siempre ha existido competencia entre el narcotrÁfico, entre las cÉlulas que estÁn divididas en diferentes partes de los paÍses. enrique: confirma que hay conexiÓn entre cÁrteles mexicanos y diversas pandillas. >> los que tienen comunicaciÓn con los carteles son ciertas personas en la pandilla, tienen que tener un liderazgo en esa pandilla para poder tener ese efecto de comunicaciÓn. enrique: segÚn reporte, los carteles contribuyen tambiÉn a un incremento de la violencia. el aÑo pasado, 764 personas fueron asesinadas en chicago, un gran porcentaje se atribuye la actividad de pandillas. diversas agencias reporta la existe

en mÉxico exige investigar si la campaÑa de enrique peÑa nieto recibiÓ dinero de la empresa odebrecht. esta noche dejan en libertad a willy arteaga, famoso por tocar el violÍn en las marchas de nicolÁs maduro. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con lilia calderón y enrique acevedo. enrique: en cuatro dÍas el presidente ha dado tres respuestas distintas sobre la violencia registrada el fin de semana en virginia. donald trump dio un paso atrÁs y volviÓ a trazar una falsa equivalencia entre quienes promueven el odio y el racismo y quienes condenan estas expresiones. john kelly escuchaba con los brazos cruzados y la cabeza agachada. pablo: donald trump aumentÓ una controversia que estaba en el ojo de la tormenta. el motivo es que se centrÓ en criticar a los que se manifestaron contra el ku klux klan. los miembros marcharon e iban preparados para una batalla campal. trump centrÓ sus crÍticas en los que protestaron contra ellos. una joven muriÓ al ser arrollada. >> es algo increÍble, nunca me imaginÉ escuchar este tipo de declaraciones. un presidente de estados

hombre que permaneciÓ durante varias horas crucificado un Árbol en nuevo mÉxico . asÍ comenzamos ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ marÍa elena: muy buenas noches. comenzamos con la bomba que dejÓ caer el departamento de tesoro de estados unidos al sancionar al famoso futbolista rafa mÁrquez y al presentadora: estÁn entre más de 20 personas y 43 entidades sancionadas por supuestos vÍnculos por una entidad relacionada. reportera: el famoso futbolista, rafael mÁrquez, y el popular cantante, alvarez, fueron sancionados por el departamento del tesoro. los acusan por ser porta nombres para un narcotraficante mexicano, el narcotraficante es ese raÚl flores hernÁndez, cuya red ha sido exitosa a travÉs de los aÑos en el uso de familiares y socios para mantenerla fachada. >> nunca manejaba un cartel como el chapo guzmÁn, pero lo que tiene flores hernÁndez ees la habilidad de manejarse entre los carteles. reportera: las sanciones son civiles, y no criminales. en la prÁctica congelan todos los bienes de los sancionados en e

en el que se decÍa que su hijo. la secretarÍa de mÉxico negÓ hoy que el presidentehaya llamado como afirmÓ esta maÑana donald trump. peÑa nieto lo llamo para destacar que su polÍtica ocasional o la reducciÓn de personas que cruzan de mÉxico a guatemala. se agregÓ que el Último contacto fue el pasado 7 de julio en alemania. la reforma del sistema de salud, Él senador dijo que podrÍan pequeÑas empresas y los que representan a los jubilados, negocien con los lugares de salud mÁs accesibles. un caso concreto luego de la odisea tuvo el beneficio de la visa u. una encuesta a cientos de abogados sobre este tema. >>los que son vÍctimas de crÍmenes no lo han reportado por miedo, primero tienen miedo a la policÍa y segundo tienen miedo a ser deportados. reportero: un emigrante de portada, dueÑo de su propio negocio. >>me asaltaron, se llevaron unas pertenencias, volvieron para las personas que entraron dejaron el celular. reportero: dejÓ sentir temor de reportar este incidente bajo las medidas que segÚn encuestas han provocado una reducciÓn en el nÚmero de crÍmenes report

aguas del golfo. presentador: el gobierno de mÉxico ofreciÓ ayuda a texas, estado con que tiene una frontera. mÉxico tuvo este gesto humanitario a pesar de las declaraciones de trump sobre la renegociaciÓn del tratado de libre comercio y la construcciÓn del muro en la frontera. no es la primera vez que mÉxico ayuda aante un desastre, a estados unidos. reportero: esta imagen de las fuerzas armadas de mÉxico entrando al estado de luisiana en 2005 tras el paso del huracÁn katrina para asistir al pueblo estadounidense, se podrÍan repetir. pese a las intimidaciones de trump de construir una barrera en la frontera con mÉxico y de salirse del tratado de libre comercio, xico volviÓ a ofrecer su ayuda ante el desastre que deja harvey. >>es un acto de solidaridad, ees un estado vecino. mÁs de la mitad de la frontera entre todo texas. reportero: la ayuda del gobierno federal serÍa similar a la presencia de soldados y marinos que dieron de comer en cocinas mÓviles y participaron de rescates. >> vienen mÉdicos con nosotros. dentro del barco tenemos un quirÓfano que sirve para cualq

presidente trump y el presidente de mÉxico enrique peÑa nieto. >> respetamos el papel importante de la prensa, le damos respeto, pero no es ilimitado. no pueden poner vidas en riesgo con impunidad. reportera: no contestÓ si iba a empezar a encausar a periodistas. hacerlo serÁ difÍcil, dice este abogado. >> no hay ninguna ley en el paÍs que limita el derecho de la prensa, al contrario. la Única ley que conocemos es el de la primera enmienda que dice que el deber de la prensa no va a ser limitado o restringido. reportera: se dirigiÓ a su comunidad con una advertencia: si filtran informaciÓn clasificada o secreta. [habla en inglÉs] >> los encontraremos, los encausaremos con toda la fuerza de la ley y no estarÁn contentos con el resultado. reportera: pero, no todas las filtraciones son de informaciÓn clasificada o altamente secreta. >> no estÁn hablando necesariamente de informaciÓn confidencial, estÁn hablando de informaciÓn que le perjudica el presidente. eso no es necesariamente legal. >> hay que hacer una distinciÓn sobre filtraciones que puedan amenazar la seguridad nac

icily the most important. >> the president of mexico in that conversation noted it is very important to us in mexico. it is scheduled to the dignity of the nation of mexico right now. so the facts inside this phone call, interesting in and of themselves and then, also interesting, the fact that this entire transcript is now in the hands of "the washington post." >> 52 pages. >> we want to talk about all of this. bring back our panel and also joining us cnn's brian stelter. you have details about "the washington post" reporting. >> it is extraordinary to see these transcripts. we should keep in mind as we talk about the quotes this is coming from white house aides. the these are produced by the white house people in h the room taking notes, people on the call taking notes. this is reliable information. the this is what the president actually said with these foreign leaders. it was a big deal when there were initial quotes, a few quotes from these calls. you might remember leaked very early on. the but now to see the entire transcripts as we pore over many pages. it's an unus

condes arantxa: en la exclusiva con don young la condesa en la ciudad de mÉxico se escucharon gritos de "asesino". fue reconocido con un venezolano que lo confronto mientras el venezolano paseaba con su familia.marÍa elena nos tienen las imÁgenes del incÓmodo encuentro . marÍa elena: jorge rodríguez fue confrontado verbalmente por otro venezolano mientras transitaba junto a su madre hijos por una calle de la ciudad de mÉxico. >> para que este paÍs sea democrÁtico! van a defender a un asesino. eres un asesino! marÍa: en el vídeo que circula por redes sociales, un joven persigue el gobernante con casi nueve aÑos en el poder por el partido socialista unido de venezuela. seÑalÁndolo como culpable de la crisis que atraviesa su naciÓn.>> adonde vayan en converse, los vamos a encontrar! marÍa: rodríguez, molesto, intento fotografiar a su agresor mientras su madre tratÓ de evitar que siguiera grabando. >> una vergüenza! >> una vergüenza me da que usted lleve la misma sangre que llevo yo. marÍa: dar manÁ del alcalde respondiÓ periodista tras el ataque que sufriÓ su herm