part of it is about how the conflict arose in mexico. a lot of it has to do with politics, unfortunately with corruption of politics, and the sort of widening inequality between the rich and the poor. i mean, we usually refer to it as a drug war, but it's a lot more than that. obviously, the cartels are fighting amongst each other for power over territories in mexico. in my book, it's the cartel which controls the territory south of the river in nuevo laredo and all the way, at one point they were second only to the sinaloa cartel and they had most of the eastern part of mexico. so, the book sort of unfolds. it's a detective police procedural, but it also talks about how the violence began at the beginning of this century in mexico. >> host: now, melissa del bosque, we hear the word cartel and we hear about cartels and i get the sense from your book that these were semi legally sanctioned cartels. is that a fair assessment? >> well, and i get into the book, too, the history and how sort of-- how cartels got so powerful in mexico is that

and mexico. the natural links of commerce and trade and communities, border communities, et cetera, are well known to us but those between the financial community, those between the infrastructure sector, the transport sector, the whole controversy around trucking, et cetera, but the very notion we were part of systemic links that were critical and important to not only economic growth and security but also national security. and in that, then, was a recognition that between particularly the u.s. treasury and the mexican treasury department that there was a shared interest in the both security and integrity of the financial system, where we faced challenges from drug money laundering, faced challenges from organized crime groups, ms-13 now, much in the news. the ability of actors to move money easily globally to evade sanctions. all the things that the u.s. cared fundamentally about from a financial integrity perspective was now a part of the dialogue with mexico. now, that has not been without c

embassy in mexico city. and part of the challenge of in the book that i detail was getting information financial information from mexico which was -- difficult they couldn't get it from the mexico bank. so they were having to connect these businesses and mexico to the money that was being wired in the u.s. that was being used. thates was being landered so, i mean, the short answer is, that it could be a lot better. [laughter] >> has it gotten divorce in the last twott years with the trump administration and the about mexican government not necessarily being good friends? >> i would say that it is not going to help things at all. i think it is going to become more difficult because, i mean, our -- our ambassador just quit you know, that represents us in mexico. so i anticipate that it is going to become more complicated. >> is there a financial incentive for -- the mexican government the mexican elite to keep these drug cartels in police and flowing north of the board. so back to the krupghting factor of the

para pagarle, movieron el dinero de gibraltar a mÉxico, a suiza, bahamas, canadÁ y de vuelta a mÉxico, usando al menos nueve compaÑÍas. >> necesitan que el sujeto haya conocido que el dinero del mismo proviene de actividades ilÍcitas. reportera: la procuradurÍa ha sido muycriticada por cÓmo ha actuado en este caso. >> estoy convencido de la infamia y los excesos que ha convertido el estado, entiÉndase el gobierno, para descarrilar la campaÑa de anaya en virtud de que -- se fue al piso. reportera: indican que la indagatoria comenzÓ en la secretarÍa, al menos desde julio del 2017. enrique: despuÉs de 30 aÑos, exhiben en los Ángeles el moral aumenta la expectativa en los angeles, por la enrique: aumenta la expectativa en los Ángeles por este moral de la artista bÁrbara carrasco. >> el trabajo de 75 pies estÁ montado en tres paredes. fue censurado cuando se negaron a retirar 14 imÁgenes de monumentos histÓricos. aparecen imÁgenes de la virgen deguadalupe. enrique: un pretexto mÁs para visitar los Ángeles. es un gusto que nos acompaÑen. tenemos para ti toda la informac

into mexico it was almost. you know sort of. you. know. what about the mexican security forces did they make a big effort to stop all of it. so. it was it was going to cause the world you know. and u.s. security simply has a different. as american border forces are more focused on drugs coming in then weapons going out traffickers have adopted their business model. official data about trafficking is hard to come by but some u.s. gun sellers have come to attention such as this store chain called academies. it keeps coming up as a purchasing point of weapons that happen trafficked to mexico u.s. agencies are limited by law as to what data they can publish but in two thousand and eleven a spreadsheet was leaked with thousands of gun traces and academy sports features very prominently academy schools comes up to nearly one hundred traces some link to weapons recovered from the. now because the data is a bit old also conservation court documents and academy sports has come up again as a place where u.s. agencies have mounted an undercover inves

soÑador hispano logrÓ regresar de mÉxico a estados unidos tras soÑador hispano logrÓ regresar de mÉxico a estados unidos tras cruzar la frontera por ¿para conocer a su familia? ¿para ese gran momento? ¿para ese primer abrazo? colgate total combate bacterias en dientes, lengua, mejillas y encías para una boca más saludable. así estás totalmente listo. colgate total. >> le volviÓ el alma al cuerpo a un dreamer hispano que concruzÓ -- cruzÓ por error la frontera. juan: la seÑora raquel esperaba con ansias a su hijo christian, quien por fin viajÓ de un autobÚs. christian por error cruzÓ a territorio mexicano despuÉs de recoger a un familiar en san isidro, california. inmediatamente, al darse cuenta de que habÍa llegado a mÉxico, se regresÓ y comunicó a las autoridades lo que habÍa sucedido. despuÉs de interrogarlo, lo arrestaron, pasÓ unas 24 horas detenido y luego lo enviaron a mÉxico, su paÍs. en tijuana estuvo viviendo con un primo. su mamÁ pasÓ dÍas de mucha angustia, ya que pensaban que el joven nunca podrÍa volver a los estados unidos debido a que al salir

not counting the mexico side. so there is no question that a new modern nafta with more efficiency at the border, more con activity can create a lot more jobs and can make us more productive compared to others in the world. >> eric, and a little bit of time you have left, can you talk about what canada's demands are and where might it come off the rails in the canadian standpoint in terms of dispute resolution commentary, those are a couple of the areas where there's been some conflict, that there may be other areas in terms of canada. >> those are two of the most important areas. the interesting thing about this is the start new issues. these are issues we have to deal with for the first time. this gives our negotiating partners another button and to expand in some cases the demands, that they are real and it's interesting in washington oftentimes we think we are the only ones, we in the united states are the only ones with interesting demands and we have to remember negotiation partners have there as well and th

ten times higher with mexico than with china. we are looking at partners to try to be able to do our own economic capacity forget about the strategic firmament if it is simply economic way to do that is to get closer together with our partners and develop those supply chains in a different way include more categories than previously existed in the agreement and find that into the longer-term and then we've got the basis of a strategy that senator sessions talking about in terms of needing to have something that we can rely on going forward as increasingly seek to compete effectively with china so there are number of issues here and hopefully that we are keeping in mind in the agreement. >> thank you, eric. love continue to pull the camera back and openly after to the implications of a withdrawal from nafta. tony, talk to us about in terms of the credibility not only of the united states for that to happen in terms of other objectives in the western hemisphere and beyond but how does china and how does russia and how do other coun

in scares people of course this is the guy that most of the bad people in mexico like. mildred darrow is a federally licensed firearms dealer we have to find out how traffickers manage to purchase weapons in texas in gun stores if somebody comes in and once to buy a weapon from you what are you required to do by law when you're never filled you know you can only sell to people in your state they have to show some kind of proof of id they need to look below one. this is called the fore. or seventy three and they're going to ask you if you are you the actual buy that don they're going to ask you are you under indictment have you ever been convicted all these kind of questions can they lie yes they can they can lie in the form. because suppliers must show identification mexican cartels often commission locals to buy weapons on their behalf it's cool to strew purchase since twenty eleven gun dealers must notify the authorities of multiple sales of the gun it's a regulation introduced by the obama administration to make it easier to spot straw purchases if you buy rifles the

and mexico. we actually believe that when mexico is driving there is less chaos on our border. we believe that when canada is driving, the global shop for that is north america means that bmw and mercedes decide to start manufacturing cars destined for europe in south carolina and alabama -- that is pretty extraordinary. go to germany today the x series, one most common bmws on the road, the x series doesn't have any manufacturing in europe. it's done exclusively in south carolina. that is amazing. why does that happen? because we have a north american global shop store that produces really high-quality, low-cost stuff because we don't believe things are a zero-sum game and when american public rhetoric starts and when american public rhetoric degrades and declines to the place where someone can say a phrase like, nafta has been bad good for me mexico and america in their minds and we must of got taken and we must of negotiated like some bad deal because it's not just been good for mexico than we must of lost. that assumes that every deal is a zero-sum game. it is not true trad

hablamos del las elecciones en mÉxico y del movimiento me too. el candidato gustavo petro nos dice si cree que hugo chÁvez fue un dictador. hablamos con maestros respecto a si deben tener arma en las escuelas. cuando atacan las alergias, siente el alivio de claritin sin somnolencia 24 horas día tras día tras día. porque la vida debe darte más ilusiones... y no preocupaciones. ten las cosas claras y vive claramente claritin. piedra, papel o tijera ¿todavía jugando? mamá, es que a la que pierde le toca cepillarse primero con esta pasta de abuela ahí me di cuenta que era hora de cambiar a crest. cada día los hispanos continúan descubriendo crest. pruébala. ♪ es una molestia limpiar los pisos con un trapeador y un balde, de modo que usted probablemente no esté limpiando con la frecuencia que desearía. para una limpieza conveniente, pruebe swiffer wetjet. sin ningún balde, ni trapeador para escurrir, ya que la suciedad y los líquidos quedan atrapados dentro de la almohadilla, gracias a la tecnología que absorbe y retiene. y es segur

me duele todo lo que le hacen a mÉxico. me duele que un tipo como donald trump ofenda tanto a mÉxico, a mi paÍs, y que lo permitan las autoridades mexicanas y no hagan nada. jorge: mÁs de esta entrevista el "al punto" este domingo. ilia: los candidatos a la presidencia de venezuela firmaron hoy un pacto que los compromete a respetar los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales, un proceso que ayer se pospuso para el 20 de mayo. los firmantes fueron el gobernante nicolÁs maduro yhenri falcÓn y javier. se espera que un cuarto candidato firme el acuerdo. jorge. la embajada de estados unidos en la habana operarÁ de forma permanente con un mÍnimo de personal que sÓlo tendrÁ funciones diplomÁticas y consulares bÁsicas. el departamento de estado explicÓ que esta medida se debe a que todavÍa no hay una respuesta a los presuntos ataques acÚsticos contra diplomÁticos de estados unidos en cuba. ilia: esta lista aranxta. arantxa: el presidente donald trump da marcha atrÁs para el mayor control de armas. segÚn la aso

ambassador to mexico, anthony wayne. there are -- we are talking about mexico. there an election coming up in july. we will talk about that was -- in a moment. bobby in connecticut. good morning. caller: the morning. thank you, earl, for your service. the question, how is this sustainable for any but the wealthy? guest: i think one of the key things that we have to do with our economy is invest in our workforce. i think that's going to make it sustainable for everybody across the economy if we really do that. if we try and give people the opportunity to get educated through apprenticeships, to get jobs, be retrained when they are on the job, i think there are and will be highly paid, very good jobs for the future. they aren't going to be the jobs we had 20 years ago. we need to know how to use this new technology. american workers are capable of learning and adapting and succeeding in this world. if we get the right kind of public policy -- that includes trade, but it does include workforce development, and those opportunities that we can help americans.graduate

. >> hhemos invertido en mejorar las relaciones con mÉxico, con baja california. jaime: la concejal fue la autora a la resoluciÓn a la que se unieron otras 30 ciudades fronterizas. con su visita a san diego el presidente busca presionar al congreso de los estados unidos para que le apruebe los 23,000 millones de dÓlares que requiere el inicio de la construcciÓn del gran muro que correrÍa a lo largo de la frontera con mÉxico. >> no viene para ayudar. viene para dividir. >> consideramos que hay mucho riesgo. estÁ bastante controlada la zona. no queremos perjudicar o arriesgar a las personas llenes quizÁs no tienen documentos tambiÉn se sienten con la necesidad de manifestar. enrique: muy cerca de esa francisco renunciÓ el vocero de ice despuÉs de la redada de la agencia en el norte de california. patricia: hablando de renuncias, despuÉs de la divisiÓn de gary cohn el presidente trump dijo que escogiÓ a larry kidlow ppara reemplazarlo. la casa blanca no hizo comentarios sobre si ya le anunciÓ oficialmente el cargo. enrique: hoy compareciÓ ante la corte

excluido y debe ser excluido porque mÉxico compra mÁs acero del que vende estados unidos. reportera: sÓlo han cerrado seis de los 30 capÍtulos y Él secretario ya habÍa sentenciado en un tweet y es la manera equivocada de crear un tratado. Él canciller contestÓ vÍa twitter y aunque no mencionÓ su nombre, si lo contradijo, luis escribiÓ que el trÁfico de drogas es una realidad compartida que sÓlo trabajando puede determinarse. >> este representante cree que trump simplemente negocia asÍ. >> es muy importante la relaciÓn, pero mÉxico no puede negociar a base de tweets, sino responder. jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. presentadora: primera ciudad que libera varias causas como fue la primera vez en declararse ciudad santuario para los indocumentados y ahora hace lo mismo, pero con la mariguana, luis nos explica. luis:la conoce por ser un bastiÓn liberal en la costa oeste, lo que quizÁ no sepa es que es hoy la primer ciudad santuario para quienes usan mariguana en el paÍs. >> pensamos que la guerra no ha sido efectiva. reportero: obligaron a que la ciudad tomara ac

>> mexico! >> who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> who? >> mexico! >> it will be a great wall. mexico's going to pay for the wall. mexico is going to pay for the wall. mexico will pay for the wall. and mexico is going to pay for the wall, and they understand that. mexico is going to pay for the wall, believe me, 100%. >> a trip down memory lane. back now with our panel. "the washington post" is reporting that part of what may be behind this move is the fact that the president's frustrated that television coverage of the congressional spending deals didn't include -- that talked about the television coverage talked about how it didn't include building the border wall, which i guess, if that is true, would be yet another way that television is sort of steering this president at least in some of his tweets. >> he's definitely getting criticized by a lot of conservatives for this deal. look, this was his last chance probably to get funding in his first term for the wall. so i think we all know mexico is not going to pay for the wall, and he had a deal on

we have very strong institutions in mexico. these reforms that president pain you put in place in mexico, he made these very important constitutional changes, so in a way we have a lot of certainty on what is going to happen in the future, no matter who wins the election. >> whoever wins the election, you are not worried and he is not to repeal any energy reforms? a most impossible. to change the energy reforms, anybody really has to change the constitution. to change the constitution in mexico is a big issue. you need two thirds of the lower and upper chambers. president they have, that amount of congressmen and women. and he or she also may need to have the states in mexico, to pass the changes in the constitution. so it is possible but it is almost improbable to achieve that in the short term. >> but if we get the opposition in power, what is the number one thing you worry about? carlos: they will slow down the energy reform peace. and away, we are moving real fast right now. we have, as a country, we have 90 plus contracts

un veterano fue deportado a mÉxico. su familia y sé que no tiene dinero y un hogar fuera de la frontera. jorge fregoso hablÓ con Él. jorge: se encuentra en tijuana, se trata del veterano de guerra que estuvo en prisiÓn y al cumplir su sentencia, ice lo mantuvo retenido hasta ser expulsado a mÉxico. >> donde me llevaron, casi que fue por truco, me hicieron pensar que iba de regreso a un centro de detenciÓn y a lo Último era para cruzarme y cerrar la puerta detrÁs de mÍ. reportero: dice sentirse inseguro de estar en mÉxico. se siente blanco del crimen organizado. >> hay muchas amenazas en este lugar. jorge: en exclusiva no compartiÓ su sentir, pero sobre todo el impacto que estÁ viviendo. miguel: todavÍa no lo estoy asimilando, sÓlo estoy caminando y respirando automÁticamente. todavÍa no lo asimilo muy bien. jorge: su madre ya estÁ en tijuana, a su lado. allÍ esperan elaborar una estrategia para regresar a la casa. >> lo deportaron sin avisarnos a nosotros. no pudimos yo a la ropa, ni -- llevar la ropa,

dulce: ella vive y trabaja en san diego, pero acudiÓ al mÉdico en tijuana, méxico. como madre soltera preferÍa cruzar la frontera para recibir servicios de salud a travÉs de un seguro pÚblico binacional menos costoso. >> cada 12 semanas cuando te de pitan del cheque es menos tambiÉn. dulce: aprobados en el estado de california y los beneficios econÓmicos no sólo son para el paciente. >> les favorece tambiÉn a ellos como empleadores. porque somos accesibles y por la calidad. dulce: con deducibles de hasta siete dÓlares por visita, son miles los estadounidenses que estÁn optando por concurrir, dÓnde alrededor de 400 mÉdicos proveen cuidados. >> no ha perdido ese calor humanitario. no vemos al paciente como un cliente, no vemos al paciente como un riesgo de demanda, lo vemos como ser humano. dulce: el centro mÉdico cuenta con tecnologÍa de punta innovadora y mÉdicos especializados que de ser necesario, pueden interpretar los anÁlisis en el momento. >> todos los mÉdicos estÁn certificados tanto con la supervisiÓn. dulce: la sensibilidad es inigualable.

the illegal flow of weapons across the border is a sensitive issue mexico and the u.s. are heavily invested in trade but it will be a victim i will say in the governor's chief of staff is in regular talks with his us clearly you know that i'm the last one of the person but the young fellow who knew the simple you could have been one of them the last time a sort of bowler in prime. and why you that they specifically in what ways do you think the americans could tell you in their gun legislation to stop the flood of weapons coming across the border or you're meant in a. busy area was can also in the i'm not. going to see them and most but i'm for both the wall or fence or. a better one. because because i'm we rewarded for this when. we leave to follow the gun smuggling route back north the authorities insist that we travel with an escort as the closer you get to the us the more dangerous it becomes we've just reached the border. and we've been told categorically that we can still hear the cartels are fighting each other and dad with the security forces. and then we reach

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mexico is number five. this thing has been watered down quite a bit, isn't that what the stock market's telling you your prices and profits have done well. steel is on a bit of a roll. basically in terms of this action, it was watered down to the point where it won't apply to importers. >> we believe the approach he's taken he announced today will work on addressing the entire supply chain for example, in electrical steel, we want to make it's a comprehensive approach so no one is able to cheat or circumvent our trade laws that's been happening in the past and our goal is to make sure the actions put in place are effective >> roger newport, ak steel ceo thank you for calling in >> you let's bring everybody up to date on the markets we've been so preoccupied, rightfully, on tariffs, trade and so forth when all is said and done, we had a mixed bag today for the stock market the dow finishing up 94 points just below 25,000. the s&p sitting right on steve grasso's resistance level. >> bob pisani highlighted the

it was going to be canada and mexico. a lot of your members, afl/cio are involved in the 50 different industries that consume steel and who might be hurt by this. so how does a guy like you balance this because it protects steel workers or not protect beer or auto workers or others who consume steel. so how do you weigh -- weigh that. >> and first of all, when you enforce our laws and create a flat playing field, everybody is protected in every industry. not every steel producer isn't cheating. canada and mexico isn't cheating. so we need to do this surgically. find out those that are cheating and use this to stop the cheating. in 2014 president obama imposed steel tariffs on nine countries. they range from 10% to 118%. they had an effect. george bush did that. george bush ii, w. did that and while they were overturned by the world trade organization, one thing was for certain, while they were in effect, steel mills did open. and now woof lost 52,000 steel jobs since the year 2000. >> when you are talking -- >> these are

de la primera sentencia penal ese tipo mÉxico. en conferencia de prensa, jesÚs y sus abogados contaron cÓmo la arquidiÓcesis de mÉxico como la procuradurÍa de la capital trataron de proteger al sacerdote a toda costa desde el dÍa que denunciaron penalmente los abusos, en 2007. >> la procuradurÍa en un primer momento quiso prescribir los delitos. reportera: su caso colonia notoriedad internacional en enero de 2015, cuando el papa francisco le enviÓ una carta de puÑo y letra en la que le pidiÓ perdÓn en nombre de la iglesia. el pontÍfice escribiÓ: "en usted y en los que han sufrido lo mismo, veo la cara de cristo ultrajada". carlos lÓpez fue detenido a mediados de 2016. hoy tiene 73 aÑos. vivirÁ el resto de sus dÍas tras las rejas. en un comunicado la arquidiÓcesis primada de mÉxico se solidarizÓ con su familia. expresÓ ademÁs que estos casos generan profundo dolor y vergüenza a la iglesia catÓlica. el representante en mÉxico de la red de supervivientes se abusos de sacerdotes, un grupo que tiene identificad

the wrangler we hired was from pecos new mexico and riding in new mexico is open writing. you can ride anywhere. he's never been out of pecos. he was in southern arizona and he said man, this is the worst on a pitch i other than in. you can pay me a million dollars and i wouldn't keep doing. he said i'm gone pretty lasted a week in the cactus and the heat and the quicksand on the river. we were cotton quicksand with our horses and any horse person knows that if you're on a horse that's caught in quicksand, that's a terrible experience. so he quit. we had to do it on our own. actually, it was better so the blonde, yes well, we came up, we had been writing for almost six weeks and we were dirty, disgusting, we hadn't had a bath or shower in six weeks and we were riding horses. we were disgusting. we were riding through this ponderosa pine forest and all of a sudden we came across this little shed with a pile of wood and sitting on the pile of wood was this absolutely beautiful blonde woman and she just looked at us and said will now where have you boys been all my life. [lau

marÍa elena nos tiene reacciones de es de ciudad de mÉxico-- desde ciudad de mÉxico. elena: vÍctimas y victimarios del crimen organizado en mÉxico relatan su historia desde las entraÑas de la violencia que ha dejado al menos 200,000 muertos y mÁs de 40,000 desaparecidos en este paÍs durante la Última dÉcada. >> quÉ se cité quitar una vida? >> ya no sentÍa nada. >> a travÉs del documental y cineasta mexicano dio voz a los familiares de personas asesinadas o desaparecidas, vÍctimas de secuestro e incluso jÓvenes sicarios de la llamada guerra contra el narcotrÁfico. que declarÓ el ex presidente felipe calderÓn y se incrementó con la actual administraciÓn. >> una apuesta por hacer una historia donde se le diera voz a las dos caras de la moneda. >> intenciÓn de este sÉptimo largometraje de gonzÁlez, en un trabajo de cinco aÑos, es despertar a una sociedad que en su opiniÓn ha perdido la capacidad de asombro ante una delincuencia cada vez mÁs despiadada. >> me di cuenta que mÉxico empezÓ a subir el umbral de indignaciÓn, y que yo estaba en eso. so

is we have a deficit with mexico. a good part of that are exactly the ones that you are very familiar with. the idea is that these producers the victims of unfair trade can't take advantage of the trade laws because they really weren't constructed to deal with products that are perishable. the idea is to put in place some kind of a provision which shrinks the amount of time you'll get in terms of calculating margins and injury so these products which if you spread out over a year are always going to lose. that is the nature of the proposal. it's extremely controversial with respect to. >> we will take some time a little bit later to talk more about that. let me get to some of your new team on ttip. it was a lot of work and some work was being done by the last administration in terms of europe and the thought is there we have a lot of the same values and a lot of the same back rounds. seems like it makes a lot of sense and it's a real opportunity for america especially as you look at wages and benefits. there are a lot

durante la campaÑa, trump prometiÓ que mÉxico pagarÍa por el muro pero mÉxico se ha negado eel congreso no le aprobÓ los 25,000 millones de dÓlares que necesitaba. y sobre la posibilidad de que se usen fondos militares para construir el muro con mÉxico, el secretario de defensa james mattis ha indicado que tuvo una conversaciÓn inicial con el presidente pero no dio detalles. aquÍ en el pentÁgono no se quiere tocar el tema. el vocero refiriÓ todas nuestras preguntas a la casa blanca. pero por ahora la mÁxima autoridad en la mansiÓn presidencial no hace mÁs que decir a sus simpatizantes que su muro es hermoso y que se estÁ construyendo. arantxa: cueste nueva york admitiÓ que podrÍa proceder una demanda contra el presidente trump por eliminar daca. el reclamo se basa en que el mandatario tomÓ esa decisión por prejuicios raciales contra los latinos. entre los demandantes se encuentran seis beneficiarios y un grupo de fiscales generales estatales demÓcratas. la abogada de derechos de la mujer dejÓ de representar. dijo que no harÁ comentarios pero que su retiro no tiene nada

. >> hola, quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, comenzamos con las imÁgenes que llegan de iztapalapa en mÉxico. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> allÍ miles de catÓlicos llegan hoy viernes santo para presenciar una de las mÁs emotivas representaciones de la pasiÓn y muerte de jesucristo, niÑos, mujeres y hombres cargan su propia cruz y cumplen una penitencia simulando el calvario que sufriÓ jesÚs ante de ser crucificado. >> mÁs adelante regresamos con mÁs de esta tradicional celebraciÓn pero antes tenemos que hablar de una importante decisiÓn judicial que abre las puertas para que miles de inmigrantes puedan permanecer en este paÍs, es que un juez federal del estado de washington encontrÓ que el departamento de seguridad nacional no notifica a tiempo a los solicitantes de asilo que tienen un aÑo para presentar la solicitud. en el fallo ordena al gobierno que comience a notificar sobre el plazo de un aÑo en los primeros 90 dÍas despuÉs de que el inmigrante es liberado. no solo eso, tambiÉn el juez ordenÓ al gobierno dar un aÑo mÁs para presentar sus solicitudes de asilo a los inmigrante

-- mexico? the principal issue that we have mexico is harold. -- heroine. 93% ofe between 90 to heroine in the united states comes from mexico. we work very closely with the government of mexico to reduce the production of heroine in mexico through poppy eradication neutralization. we also know that mexico is a transit zone for fentanyl coming up across the southwest border. we believe the origin of that is china. it is shipped from china in a much. are --to mexico -- here mexico in form into some cases, it is. milled into heroin and sent across the southwest border. the difference we see between the southwest border in the united states and what we see through the mail system generally involves purity. the fentanyl that comes across the southwest border seems to be much less pure. levelrely -- purity coming from china in the mail sense of even a exact opposite, it is about 90% pure. of sharing job information on both sides of the border in terms of seizures and the criminal organizations that a

>> mexico. >> mexico. >> mexico. >> mexico. >> apparently what candidate donald trump said mexico would pay for the border wall he meant the u.s. military. well that is what we think any way. take this tweet on the omnibus bill which the president said he to sign to fund the military. quote, because of the 700 and $716 billion got tone rebuild our military, many jobs are create and our military is again rich building a great border wall with drugs, poison and enemy combatants pouring into our country is all about national defense. build wall through m. and m. we pre -- we presume is military. after a year there is no funding for the wall and let alone a plan for how mexico -- not america -- would pay for it. and it is not just a tweet. according to the post, he pushing the military to fund the project and presented it to house speaker paul ryan and defense secretary john mattis according to three people familiar with the meeting talks to the post. and four days later he is regretting signing of the $1.3 trillion omnibus package saying it was a mistake and he should have followed his ins

carlos: mi padre este guatemala y mi mamÁ de mÉxico. leÓn: cómo llegÓ tu mamÁ al sur de california serÁ pregunta carlos: tuvo visa para viajar. vino a conocer disneylandia, santa mÓnica, las playas. le encanto y se quedo. leÓn: entonces, conoció tu padre. quÉ le aprendes a estas historias como la de tu padre? gente que llega, comienza desde abajo y ahora tienen su propio negocio. carlos: uno nunca tiene que dejarse caer, van a ver de bajas. no es fÁcil aquÍ. ademÁs, debes tener la pasiÓn y el carÁcter para seguir. esto que me ha dado a mÍ la idea para seguir estudiando y creciendo. es un ejemplo. leÓn:quÉ estudias aquÍ? carlos: ciencias polÍticas. leÓn: quÉ quieres ser cuando termine serÁ pregunta. carlos: abogado. leÓn: en quÉ te querés concentrar?. carlos: en leyes migratorias y criminales. ramÓn: de que se puede, se puede. palmira: claro que sÍ. conde: hola amigos, le saluda al conde. chivas visitando al sas. en la ida de los cuartos de final terminaron perdiendouno a cero. el guadalajara tendrÁ que ganar

host: how should mexico and canada be considered? guest: i think that mexico and canada -- leo gerard made statements today in the new york times about canada being a special place because, as i mentioned earlier, we are integrated as an economy and with mexico, we have parts companies down there that ship in. this is why the auto industry is concerned. so on this continent we have be very careful. are not the primary countries that are not playing by the rules. i think the president's decision best be one that targets the players that are not conforming to normal global trade navy or. host: we go to paul in indianapolis. caller: good morning. ours wondering whether some of therope are bigger abusers but they are more subtle about it? use the vat as a weapon against us. they take it off exports but apply it to imports, giving themselves a 20% advantage going both ways. doesn't that affect steel and cars? affect practically everything that europe sense? don't know whether china and russia use it at the same way. guest: a very good poi

le diremos el porque de esta iniciativa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ calorÍa: escÁndalo polÍtico en mÉxico. han descubierto miles de firmas presuntamente falsas adocandidatos independientes. nos han dejado fuera de las elecciones presidenciales de este prÓximo mes de julio., nos dice alberto garcÍa desde ciudad de mÉxico, ya hay muchas reacciones. alberto: el ine no ha soltado el tigre. por primera vez en la historia mÉxico habrÁ candidatos a la presidencia de la repÚblica, pero su registro ha manchado el proceso electoral antes de las elecciones. de los tres aspirantes que tenÍan la posibilidad de registrarse, sÓlo una podrÁ hacerlo y casi no lo logra. es margarita zavala, quien consiguiÓ apenas supera las 866,000 firmas que necesitaba. >> Únicamente el aspirante margarita zavala cumple con el umbral de firmas exigido por ley. de contar de contar con un total de 870,168 apoyos ciudadanos. >> a los otros dos aspirantes con posibilidades, la autoridad electoral os bajo de la contienda por encontrar miles de firmas falsas. >> esta no es una acciÓn contra mÍ, es un golpe bajo en c

both the labor rules in nafta and in mexico, mexico's own labor law, and practice, must be upgraded to make real changes for workers, both in mexico and my district. do you agree that mexico has failed to live up to its obligations with respect to nafta's labor side agreement? yes or no? mr. lighthizer: yes. mr. pascrell: so, please explain how ustr is working to lve the problem of low wages and so-called protection unions, which you identified yourself, not i, you, in mexico. and i agree with you wholeheart lid. how are we working -- wholeheartedly. how are we working to get it done? explain. mr. lighthizer: i would say, first of all, while wages have been stagnant, and that's not our expectation at all when we entered into this agreement, if you look at the way it was sold, it was clearly sold as wages go up in mexico. they became customers for us, we get to sell a lot more stuff and that has not happened. i would say from the point of view, mexico has created a lot of jobs, though. low-income jobs. in our opinion. but a lot of jobs. and a lot of those have been in the auto industry.

president donald trump's decision to spare canada mexico from hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum for now was not an act of selflessness he hopes it will give them leverage in the next round of nafta talks which will be held in washington next month here's the current status of negotiations. good news for canada and mexico donald trump's new economic advisor larry kudlow is a strong supporter of the north american free trade agreement but not the negotiators still have massive hurdles to overcome was some of the u.s. administration's demands of plausible such as the reduction of the u.s. trade deficit with an after others remain contentious. trump wants to limit duty free exemptions for cars to vehicles that draw eighty five percent of their components from nafta countries with at least half of them from u.s. based manufacturers he is calling for an end to canada's poultry and dairy tariffs which can be as high as two hundred and seventy percent another point of contention canada subsidizes lumber industry that's why the u.s. imposed a new twenty seven percent duty on canadian lumber.

. >>> los latinos, mÉxico brilla en hollywood guillermo del toro. la cinta animada coco hablamos con el director mexicano que nos cuenta cÓmo se siente al levantarse con un oscar. salud en riesgo, el advierten que algunos productos de limpieza le pueden causar daÑo que si fumara 20 cigarrillos al dÍa. expertos recomiendan limpiar con mascarillas para no afectar su salud. las trampas de la cirugÍa. cientos de mujeres latinas sufren cada aÑo los engaÑos de falsos cirujanos estÉticos. la Última tendencia, es in yenning tar en los glÚteos sustancias que el cuerpo no procesa. hablamos con vÍctimas que pueden terminar en la muerte. noticias telemundo comienza ya. >>> noticia telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. decenas de dreamers arrestados por todo el paÍs mientras exigÍan un dream act. es que hoy vence el plazo o dado por el presidente trump para encontrar una soluciÓn para los dreamers. los cientos de miles de ellos siguen sin saber quÉ serÁ de ellos. vamos a platicar con algunos de los dreamers, cuya cau

. >>> una zona turÍstica de mÉxico, las autoridades buscan u un dispositivo para extremar medidas de seguridad esta maÑana. --al menos cuatro personas resultaron heridas, cuando musica musica al menos cuatro personas resultaron heridas cuando su camioneta se precipitÓ en un r barranco. las vÍctimas quedaron escapa atrapadas en los escombros del vehÍculo. sobre el puente de la carretera causÓ que uno de ellos estallar en chamas. la conductora resultÓ con lesiones leves. luego del choque otro conductor que moveros fuera de servicio se secaron al lugar y ambos cayeron en las aguas de un rÍo. tambiÉn resultaron sin lesiones >>> cuatro arcos de seguridad quedarÁn instaladas en una terminal marÍtima en mÉxico, esta semana tras reportarse una explosiÓn en ferry. dejo a casi 30 heridos, uno de ellos es de gravedad en los que figuraban cinco estadounidenses. el estado mexicano ha extremado medidas de seguridad . >>> mÉxico es el principal paÍs exportador de artesanÍas en el mundo. este fin de semana pueden disfrutar de miles de artesanÍas >>> esta fiesta solo hay cerv a cervez

. >> criados tras las rejas son casi 600 los niÑos nacidos en cÁrceles de mÉxico, pueden vivir con sus madres hasta los 3 aÑos, pero bajo quÉ condiciones, hablamos con las mujeres que tienen que enfrentar un duro reto de ser madre en prisiÓn, noticias telemundo comienza ya. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes, un atacante estÁ detras de la serie de explosiones que tiene aterrada a la poblaciÓn de austin texas desde hace 3 semanas, esa es la conclusiÓn de la policÍa tras la cuota bomba que dejÓ a dos hombres heridos de gravedad, sin embargo, admiten que desconocen los motivos detrÁs de esta cadena de misterios misteriososestallidos. >> agentes federales creen que enfrentan a un atacante en serie como el responsable de las explosiones en menos de un mes, en este estallido se utilizÓ un cable como trampa para activar la bomba y dos hombres sufrieron heridas importantes. >> no sabemos si es terrorismo, si lucha por algo justo, estamos preocupados y no hemos tenido contacto con Él precisÓ el agente de fbi cristopher. >> este estall

so we work very closely with the government of mexico to reduce the production of heroine in mexico through poppy eradication and through lab identification and neutralization that processes the poppy into the heroine so that's one of aspect of it. but we also know mexico is a transit zone for fentanyl coming across the southwest border. we believe the origin in many cases is china and that it's shipped from china in a much purer form into mexico and is either mixed with dilute since or inert matter like lactose or acetaminophen and sold as fake heroine, brought across the border orin some cases it's milled into heroin there . the difference between week between the southwest board are and what we three c through the mail system coming from china is generally purity. so the fentanyl that comes across the border seems to be much less pure, 10 percent or less whereas the purity levels from china are about 90 percent or above, they tend to be the exact opposite. the best we can do with the government of mexico is continue to work the heroin problem, number one. do a better job of sharing infor

>>orter: the fact is gm makes auge profit in pickup truck that it imports from mexico. fiat chrysler has increased proksz south of the border while audi opened a plant there and mercedes and bmw will do the same thing. all of this has negotiators from the u.s., canada and mexico are struggling to find a way to rework nafta, a trade pact that even the automakers believe should be updated. >> when you think about nafta5 years ago and you think about the technology that's in the car today, ihe think's rules and things we can modernize with tracing, et cete that will make less of administrative burden but still accomplish wha the administration and the three countries need. >> reporter: further is licating the nafta talks the question of what happens if the trump administration imposes a tariff o imported steel and aluminum. does that mean that vehicles built in mexico would be hit a with tax when they're shipped to the u.s.? if so, that could finally slow down the flow of vehicles built south of the border. phil lebeau, "nightly business report," chicago. >>> exxonmobil sa

se llama arly velÁsquez es el Único representante de mÉxico en los junios paraolÍmpicos de ib vieron en corea del sur sueÑa con una medalla en esquÍ. ♪ * hola, muy buenas tardes seguramente estÁn de buen humor porque ya es viernes, bienvenidos a su noticiero, las imÁgenes que van a ver estan provocando mucha indignaciÓn, es el momento de la detenciÓn de una mujer en manos de la patrulla fronteriza en san diego california, lo peor es que el arresto se produjo delante de sus hijas miren bien. (gritan) (gritan) quÉ barbaridad, yo creo que tambiÉn nos Índigo encontramos porque se ve bastante agresivo*- este momento, nos vamos a san diego donde nuestro compaÑero ha estado siguiendo esta historia francisco buenas tardes quÉ es lo Último que se sabe de esta mujer. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes felicidad, estamos aquÍ en aproximadamente 45 minutos habÁa una conferencia de prensa para dar mÁs detalles sobre lo que estÁ ocurriendo con el caso de esta mujer que ya ha sido identificada, pero las autoridades hablamos con ellas esta maÑana y nos han dicho que esta mujer tenÍ