satisface a familiares del ambientalista berta cÁceres la condena de los acusados del asesinato en honduras. entre los culpables estÁ un gerente de la empresa energÉtica contra quienes se manifestaban por la construcciÓn de una hidroelÉctrica. las penas para cada uno de los acusados se conocerÁn en una audiencia en enero y serÍan de hasta 30 aÑos. cÁceres fue muerta en marzo de 2016 cuando dormÍa en su casa. continuamos por mÁs en "despierta amÉrica" y conocemos la segunda entrega de esta entrevista de nuestra querida lili stefan a michelle obama. karla: vamos a continuar con la segunda parte de esta exclusiva entrevista y vamos a ver la parte de esposa. carclos: vamos a ver los detalles muy personales que compartiÓ de su vida junto al ex presidente obama en la casa blanca. lili: michelle y barack obama siempre mostraron su amor ante el mundo pero a puertas cerradas han tenido problemas como cualquier matrimonio. como mujer te quiero agradecer porque hay algo de lo que hablas en el libro que ayudarÁ a muchas que han vivido lo mismo y me refiero a que hablaste sobre terapia de p

famous leader berta caceres was killed in 2016. indigenousforcing people off their land at the point of a gun. the only sectors are agriculture and the sector that is electronics factory for the export market. those are very, very destructive of people's bodies and really repressive working conditions. when we hear about economic development in honduras it is accelerating more this destruction, along with a gang activity that is destroying small businesses because it is not viable to have a small business. i know a lot of small business people, people that have been killed if they did not pay the taxes or reported it to the police. there are no other options here. the other piece of this is those who are trying to have an alternative economic future. these are the people that are getting tear gassed. these are the people getting assassinated. report onlists that this alternative divivision than the people who like some can of democratic alternative. these people are being rerepressed. that is the other piece of this. juan: i want t

in honduras, a court has removed lawyers representing the slain environmentalist berta caceres from the trial of eight men accused of carrying out her murder. the victim's lawyers had called for the three judges trying the case to be replaced, accusing them of bias, abuse of authority, and of violating due process by prohibiting evidence. but on friday, the judges rejected the motion and instead ordered caceres's lawyers removed from court proceedings. caceres won the 2015 goldman environmental prize for her work protecting indigenous communities before she was assassinated in 2016 as she led a campaign against a massive hydroelectric dam project. back in the united states, u.s. depth whole from hurricane michael has risen to s somewhere between 36 and 399 as recovevery workrkers took to crowd sosourcg on to socialal media siteses inn efeffort to reunite about 300 people still reported missing or unaccounted for or reported missing. meanwhile, the air force has acknowledged that some of its f-22 stealth fighter jets were damaged or destroyed as hurricane michael ripped through tyndall a

caceres was shot dead in her home but as manual appollo reports many questions about her death remain unanswered. it was one of the most high profile murders of an environmental activist in recent memory the death of forty four year old bet at the gas it has sparked international condemnation and an investigation that's lasted more than two years eight men are now set to stand trial over her death she was shot and killed in her home in two thousand and sixteen. gusset is let a campaign of indigenous activists to protest the construction of a hydroelectric dam on the side of a river a waterway in honduras that's considered sacred to the linkup people at least two of the men charged with got citizens murder are connected to the deaths of corp the company behind the sarkar river project the disagree peroration has denied any involvement in the murder but the family of bet the cost it is says the investigation has been full of irregularities and say they worry the trial won't produce a just outcome right now on during government is holding on to approximately a terabyte of evidence that t

enrique: la investigación por el asesinato de berta cáceres continúa abierta. nueve personas han sido detenidas hasta hoy. la más reciente en marzo pasado cuando las autoridades detuvieron a un exoficial de inteligencia, quien dirigía la empresa encargada de la construcción de la represa a la que se oponía berta. olivia: ahí está mi mami, esta pintura la hicieron los artistas de aquí, aquí le hicieron otra. son los murales que han hecho aquí de mami. enrique: la realidad para muchos activistas en honduras y en otras partes de américa latina es que arriesgan sus vidas y las de los suyos por una causa en la que creen y por la que están dispuestos a morir. olivia: siento mucho miedo por mi hijo, verdad, por dejarlo solo, porque es un niño pequeño, tiene siete años y siento mucho miedo, pero a la vez me siento con un compromiso ético, moral y de principios, ¿verdad? enrique: es difícil exagerar la importancia que ha cobrado la figura de berta cáceres aquí en honduras y en américa latina. sus asesinos buscaban silenciarla, pero en vez de apagar s

a berta cÁceres no la tocan, pero este es honduras. el paÍs donde prevalece la impunidad, la corrupciÓn, y la muerte. >> cuando sale es cuidada por uniformados. una ironÍa con la que vive la familia cÁceres que desconfÍan de las autoridades encargadas de protegerlos. >> ser ambientalista se convierte en una firma, en una sentencia de muerte. es aceptar que lo maten. y aquÍ dicen, por ejemplo, no se meta eso que no defienda ese rÍo que le va a pasar lo que le pasÓ a berta cÁceres. enrique: berta seandedicado a difundir el mensaje de su madre. >> yo creo que es ni parte del trabajo, y obviamente decir hoy que es un gran compromiso y un gran desafÍo. incluso para la juventud. enrique: asegura que ha recibido amenazas. >> yo creo que los riesgos que se puedan correr estamos dispuestos a correrlos. enrique:amenazas que segÚn ellas en vez de callar las grasa hecho alzar su voz. >> como mi mami nos enseÑaba y le enseÑaba a la gente que luchaba. el miedo no lo puede paralizar a uno. >> por eso confÍa en el trabajo que hace desde

the pact was signed only days after the two-year anniversary of berta caceres' assassination. meanwhile, in more news from honduras, activist edwin espinal has launched a hunger strike to protest his ongoing imprisonment after he was arrested for protesting against the reelection of the u.s.-backed, right-wing president juan orlando hernandez. the organization of american states says the november election was marred by widespread election fraud. espinal has been jailed for nearly two months. sri lanka has declared a state of emergency amid violence against the muslim community in sri lanka. in recent days, membmbers of sri lanka's buddhist majority have torched mosques, homes, and businesses owned by muslims. the state of emergency is the first to be declared since sri lanka's civil war ended in 2009. this is the president of sri lanka. >> i condemn all of the violent incidents that have taken place, not only do i condemn the violence, have also instructed the police to take maximum action against i individuals, organizations, and/or groups involved in those violent acts. amy:

they were building a dam that berta ca ceres they were building a dam that berta caceres letter campaign against. it would have cut off supplies to the local indigenous community. eight people have already been arrested and tried over the murder. desa says international pressure and smear campaign is by non—government organisations are behind the latest development. but on the second anniversary of her death, campaigners are still fighting for justice. they believe some responsible for her death have so far escaped punishment and have protested outside the office, demanding the arrest of more prominent local businessmen they believe are culpable. translation: today we are asking that they sentence those through prison. i believe there are eight. and that they captured the mastermind. and that the government is not recognised, because not only is not recognised, because not only is he an impostor, but he permits these murders in this country. berta ca ceres these murders in this country. berta caceres is more than 100 environmentalists that have been murdered in honduras in the last dec