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[00:00:00] You heard it, you can't miss the late edition, we say goodbye with this note: evacuations continue
[00:00:04] in Guatemala due to the intense activity of the Fuego volcano,
[00:00:08] dozens of families living on the slopes were moved to safe
[00:00:11] areas due to the emission of ash, gases, and volcanic
[00:00:15] material. Authorities maintain the alert as the volcano remains in
[00:00:18] its strongest phase. That's how we say goodbye, we'll see you at 11 with more
[00:00:22] information.
[00:00:24] The United States offers over 100 million dollars in
[00:00:27] reward for information that helps lead to the
[00:00:30] capture of leaders of the Jalisco New
[00:00:34] Generation cartel.
[00:00:44] moment a man follows an The most enticing offer is for alias "El Pelón", identified as
[00:00:47] by crashing into the visible side of El Mencho's
[00:00:47] successor.
[00:00:52] A Mexican content creator, César Gastelum, was shot
[00:00:55] at close range while livestreaming.
[00:00:59] A man was arrested for loitering and
[00:01:02] analyzing security at President Trump's golf course
[00:01:05] in California.
[00:01:09] The fire destroyed everything. A Hispanic family returns to the ashes
[00:01:13] of what was once their home in
[00:01:16] mark his return to the region where Washington.
[00:01:19] The house, we don't know what will happen, we just
[00:01:23] need help. Pope
[00:01:26] Leo XIV announces his first trip to Latin America, he will visit
[00:01:30] Uruguay.
[00:01:32] Do you remember what Lorenzo said, what he said at that
[00:01:35] moment? They already killed me.
[00:01:57] packed what they could and escaped
[00:02:00] Hello, good afternoon, I greet you from Houston, Texas, where earlier
[00:02:03] today I interviewed José Trinidad Rojas Pliego. He is a
[00:02:07] key witness in the case of the Mexican immigrant Lorenzo
[00:02:10] Salgado Araújo, who was fatally shot by an Ice agent.
[00:02:13] After spending almost three weeks in detention, Rojas Pliego
[00:02:17] told me how the operation happened. We will have his
[00:02:20] testimony later.
[00:02:23] murder based on what We start with the Department of Justice, which indicted five
[00:02:25] alleged leaders of the Jalisco
[00:02:29] April, her mother, who also lived with New Generation cartel and offers more in
[00:02:31] rewards, the highest for Juan Carlos Valencia,
[00:02:35] alias "El Pelón", who assumed the leadership of the cartel after
[00:02:38] the fall of El Mencho. María Molina is in Washington D.C.,
[00:02:42] with the latest
[00:02:43] news.
[00:02:46] More than 100 million dollars in rewards were offered by the United
[00:02:50] States government for information that leads to the
[00:02:53] capture of leaders of the Mexican Jalisco New
[00:02:57] Generation cartel.
[00:03:27] content creator was shot
[00:03:30] terrorist by the Trump administration. In addition, up to
[00:03:33] 15 million dollars were offered for Audias Flores, alias
[00:03:37] "Jardinero", Gonzalo Mendoza Gaetán alias "Sapo" and Julio
[00:03:40] Alberto Castillo Rodríguez alias "Chorro", 10 million
[00:03:44] dollars for Ricardo Ruiz Velasco alias "Tripa", Julio César
[00:03:47] Montero, alias "El Tarjetas" and Carlos Andrés Rivera,
[00:03:51] alias "La Firma", and 2 million dollars for Griselda
[00:03:55] Margarita a Redondo
[00:03:56] Pinzón.
[00:03:59] Five new indictments against cartel
[00:04:02] leaders were announced, visa restrictions for 65 people linked to
[00:04:06] the organization, and charges against three leaders for swindling
[00:04:09] elderly adults in the United
[00:04:11] States. Despite recent tensions, the
[00:04:15] DEA director highlighted the constant communication with Mexican
[00:04:19] authorities and specifically with the Secretary of
[00:04:22] Security and Citizen
[00:04:23] Protection.
[00:05:00] of 13 people, but also the seizure of
[00:05:03] 2.5 tons of methamphetamine. This drug
[00:05:06] was hidden in vanilla liquid. It's an important blow
[00:05:10] also because it was an impact on
[00:05:13] one of the laboratories from where more drugs were distributed to the rest of
[00:05:16] Europe. I return to you.
[00:05:20] Thank you, Maria, for your report. The incursions of the Jalisco
[00:05:24] New Generation cartel revealed today by the federal government
[00:05:26] show the great scope and versatility of
[00:05:30] this powerful criminal organization. Gerardo Reyes of
[00:05:33] Univision Investiga explains to us
[00:05:35] how it works. The Jalisco New Generation cartel is perhaps
[00:05:39] the most criminal family organization.
[00:05:44] Its business is not only drug trafficking, human
[00:05:47] trafficking, migrant trafficking, they extort, as it is
[00:05:51] said in criminal slang, mining companies in some
[00:05:54] impoverished regions of Mexico, they even charge for water service, internet service,
[00:05:58] which is why it is not surprising that among the leaders of the
[00:06:01] organization whose indictments were revealed today is
[00:06:05] this man, César Montero, alias "Tarjetas".
[00:06:08] Montero is accused of an internet fraud scheme.
[00:06:29] According to the indictment, Montero used this business for money
[00:06:32] laundering that was intended for the purchase of
[00:06:36] weapons. The reward for his capture was raised to 10
[00:06:39] million.
[00:07:14] was taken down last February, but the cartel, known for
[00:07:18] maintaining a fierce family control, chose Juan
[00:07:21] Carlos Valencia González, alias "El Pelón," who is
[00:07:24] El Mencho's stepson. Julio Alberto Castillo Rodríguez, alias
[00:07:28] "Chorro," also accused, is El Mencho's son-in-law.
[00:07:32] Castillo has been arrested and then released twice
[00:07:36] in Mexico. In the case of Audiaz Flores Silva, alias
[00:07:39] "El Jardinero," accused of trafficking large
[00:07:43] quantities of cocaine, heroin, and
[00:07:45] methamphetamines, the reward is now 15
[00:07:49] million dollars. How do you think the new generation of the cartel will react?
[00:07:52] I think it will be more violent, now we will see an internal struggle for power,
[00:07:56] uh, we see leaders who are worth 25 million dollars,
[00:08:00] 15 million dollars, 10 million dollars. In Miami, Gerardo Reyes
[00:08:03] on Univision.
[00:08:06] In other news of the day, in North Carolina, a shooting in a home
[00:08:10] left two people dead, in addition to
[00:08:13] the alleged aggressor. Another person was injured in
[00:08:16] this incident that shocked a peaceful residential area.
[00:08:20] The shooting occurred in the morning hours, authorities have not revealed
[00:08:24] the identities of the victims and have not reported
[00:08:27] on the health status of the survivor. In California, a man with a
[00:08:30] loaded pistol, ammunition, and a fake
[00:08:33] security identification, was arrested at President Trump's
[00:08:37] golf course before the president's visit. Investigators
[00:08:40] say he was taking photos and videos of the security detail, as Jaime
[00:08:44] García tells us, the suspect was due to appear today before a
[00:08:48] federal judge. In this Federal Court, Janin John
[00:08:52] Tayley's appearance was postponed. He faces two federal
[00:08:55] charges for illegal possession of weapons.
[00:08:58] After being arrested loitering at Donald Trump's private golf club in Palos
[00:09:02] Verdes, California.
[00:09:04] It gives me some comfort to know that this happens to relevant
[00:09:07] presidents, and apparently I am
[00:09:09] relevant.
[00:09:12] President Trump, referring to the incident that renewed fears that
[00:09:16] someone might try to attack him again. There is not
[00:09:19] enough evidence for a connection to an assassination
[00:09:22] attempt on President Trump. They only filed
[00:09:26] state and federal charges for possession of modified
[00:09:29] weapons. Everything indicates that the suspect was seen this past
[00:09:33] weekend walking on the golf course with an earpiece in his
[00:09:36] ear while taking photographs of the site. It
[00:09:39] is something that gave the federal agent probable
[00:09:43] cause to investigate further and when they investigated
[00:09:46] further they found more evidence. This bail agent badge and
[00:09:49] a pistol were seized from his vehicle and
[00:09:53] never entered his home. A bulletproof vest,
[00:09:56] several projectiles and this R15 rifle were discovered. The suspect,
[00:10:00] who served in the Marine Corps during the Iraq and
[00:10:03] Afghanistan wars, pretended to be a State Department agent
[00:10:07] when he was arrested. He also faces state
[00:10:11] charges for illegal possession of weapons
[00:10:14] and theft. Federal law prevails over state
[00:10:17] law. This is at least the fourth time in two years that
[00:10:21] Donald Trump's security has been tested. In
[00:10:23] 2024, his ear during a campaign rally in
[00:10:26] Pennsylvania. Last February, Secret Service agents
[00:10:30] killed a man who, armed with a shotgun, crashed into a fence
[00:10:34] near the president's mansion. And in April in Washington, Call Thomas
[00:10:37] Allen was subdued after firing outside the hall where the
[00:10:41] president was participating in the correspondents' dinner. In Los
[00:10:44] Angeles, Jaime García, NMAS Univision.
[00:10:48] Let's move on to immigration issues. The Trump Administration plans
[00:10:51] to award a contract of 150 million
[00:10:55] dollars to a small law firm in Texas, whose
[00:10:58] lawyers are not immigration experts. These lawyers
[00:11:01] will legally represent thousands of unaccompanied
[00:11:04] migrant children who are in government custody. The
[00:11:08] Department of Health and Human Services reported that the selected
[00:11:11] firm is Burk Law Group with 26
[00:11:15] employees.
[00:11:17] And after a federal lawsuit, Ice handed over some of the drawings and
[00:11:21] letters that it had confiscated from children detained with their family in the
[00:11:25] Dilly center in Texas. The agency withheld 91 pages
[00:11:29] since February, but almost 6 months later only disclosed
[00:11:32] nine. In one of the drawings, a minor wrote
[00:11:36] "Freedom" next to a rainbow. In another, a 9-year-old
[00:11:40] child asks for help to get out of what he calls
[00:11:43] "this prison." In addition, in a letter dated
[00:11:47] February 10, the minors beg to be released and
[00:11:50] remind them that they are children, not
[00:11:52] criminals.
[00:11:56] A cup from the ashes, that was the only thing the
[00:11:59] Reyes family could rescue after the raging fires in Washington
[00:12:03] state. They barely managed to escape with some clothes and two
[00:12:06] photographs. Claudia Ramos tells us what Hispanics who lost
[00:12:10] everything are going through.
[00:12:14] We still can't leave the house. Amid desperation among
[00:12:18] vehicles and smoke, the Reyes family
[00:12:22] the flames.
[00:12:25] When they returned, there was only devastation, the fire
[00:12:28] destroyed everything, their block was
[00:12:31] unrecognizable.
[00:12:36] Among the ashes, a cup, the only memory of 8 years of
[00:12:39] effort and family moments. My 3-year-old
[00:12:43] daughter tells us, "Mom, I miss
[00:12:45] my house." The five-year-old wants to go back to his
[00:12:49] house. It's one tragedy after another for IDE. In
[00:12:54] her, was diagnosed with cancer, mom has
[00:12:57] cancer.
[00:13:01] And now this has been like, today she doesn't understand what motivated the suspect,
[00:13:04] who is already in jail, accused of intentionally
[00:13:08] starting one of the three fires. I can't understand
[00:13:11] how a person has the heart to harm
[00:13:15] so many families. Here we have the blankets,
[00:13:18] Julio and Alejandra have also not been able to return to their homes, they sleep
[00:13:22] on the floor of their business, yet they are grateful to
[00:13:26] have a roof over their heads. I feel
[00:13:28] joy,
[00:13:30] but at the same time I feel great sadness for all
[00:13:34] the people who have lost their homes, they are some of the
[00:13:37] faces of this tragedy that has consumed thousands of acres and continues
[00:13:41] to burn in Washington state, yes, there are many little things
[00:13:44] that Isabel Mascot, director of operations at Centro Raíces, where
[00:13:48] they collect donations and offer resources for Latinos
[00:13:51] in Spokane, assures that many families.
[00:13:55] They are starting to ask for help, they are seeing how they are surviving, but in one
[00:13:59] week, in two, in three, in four, in months is when they will really
[00:14:03] need more of our help. Here, authorities
[00:14:05] continue to close roads, the fires are still
[00:14:09] active and the damage assessment is just beginning. The help that
[00:14:12] these families will need will last for months.
[00:14:16] Ilia, Claudia, amidst so much
[00:14:19] tragedy, it's good and relieving to know that there are
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[00:18:36] the president of Ukraine, Voladimir Zelensky, called the attack by a Russian
[00:18:40] drone on a street vendor a human
[00:18:43] safari.
[00:18:49] The incident occurred in the Kherson region and shows how the man tries
[00:18:53] to move away from the drone that is flying over him. Finally, it
[00:18:56] falls on him and explodes, causing him
[00:18:59] injuries. We go to Mexico where a popular
[00:19:04] dead during a live broadcast. This is César
[00:19:08] Gastelum, who had almost 700 thousand followers on TikTok and was
[00:19:12] in front of a restaurant when two individuals approached on a
[00:19:15] motorcycle and one of them shot him, as Iván
[00:19:18] Macías tells us, social networks were flooded with images of
[00:19:22] this attack. No, the motorcycle, the
[00:19:24] damn motorcycle. No, listen, I felt really bad, no,
[00:19:28] no, no, those things aren't good for me. Just a few moments
[00:19:32] later, the same individuals on the motorcycle returned to shoot
[00:19:35] César Gastelum at close range while he was livestreaming
[00:19:39] in Culiacán,
[00:19:40] Sinaloa.
[00:19:43] The successful 25-year-old content creator used this
[00:19:47] publication to invite his followers to watch what was his last
[00:19:50] stream, in which, along with his adventure companions, he would deliver
[00:19:54] app orders in his truck to the KFC
[00:19:57] restaurant located in the Tres Ríos area of
[00:20:01] Culiacán, 600 feet from the central prosecutor's office of Sinaloa. Every
[00:20:05] car scares me now, everything scares me, dude, success. Gastelum's career
[00:20:08] was forged by creating humorous content, in which he even criticized
[00:20:12] the actions of police and alleged criminals,
[00:20:14] and he assured that it was all part of a game, nothing
[00:20:18] that has to do with cartels, real life, we just mention pure
[00:20:22] game stuff. Unfortunately, in Sinaloa, being a content
[00:20:25] creator is a job that is as profitable as it is dangerous. The
[00:20:29] name of César Gastelum is added to that of 10 others killed in recent
[00:20:32] history. Evidently, they have to
[00:20:36] stop the material
[00:20:39] authors. A few months ago, Gastelum published this photo in memory
[00:20:43] of another murdered creator, and today his friends
[00:20:46] published emotional messages in his memory for his
[00:20:50] passing. If I get run over, it will be recorded. The friends of the murdered
[00:20:53] content creator are collaborating with the authorities to find those
[00:20:57] responsible for the incident. They also removed all their content from social
[00:21:00] media where they were doing this broadcast. Ilia, that's
[00:21:04] all from Mexico.
[00:21:07] And thank you very much, Iván, and in Miami, the popular celebrity blogger, known
[00:21:10] as Paris Hilton, was hospitalized after livestreaming images
[00:21:14] in which he appeared to be harming himself.
[00:21:16] Please remember that if you or someone you know is going
[00:21:20] through an emotional crisis, you can contact the suicide
[00:21:24] and crisis prevention line at 9:88. You can also
[00:21:27] do so by texting the same number. In Arizona, a security
[00:21:31] video shows the
[00:21:34] elderly man using a walker and follows him to a
[00:21:38] restaurant to try to snatch his backpack. Fortunately, several
[00:21:41] witnesses intervened, the police located the suspect who
[00:21:45] now faces a charge of attempted
[00:21:49] [theft]. The Vatican announced today that Pope Leo
[00:21:53] XIV will make his first trip to Latin America
[00:21:56] as pontiff in November. From the 6th to the 17th, he will visit
[00:22:00] Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru. The tour will
[00:22:02] include 11 cities and will
[00:22:06] he developed much of his ministry. Pilgrims
[00:22:09] reacted to this
[00:22:11] announcement.
[00:22:14] The situation we are experiencing will not change for sure,
[00:22:17] but it will bring joy, yes.
[00:22:20] We Argentines are very devout, without a doubt, one of
[00:22:23] the most emotional moments will be his return to Chiclayo, where he was
[00:22:27] bishop for 8 years. Let's
[00:22:31] go to our central studios with Paulina Sodi and a preview of what she has
[00:22:35] prepared for us tonight on the late edition. Thank you very much, Ilia, good evening,
[00:22:38] look, there is an extremely easy and invisible
[00:22:41] way to detect students who use artificial intelligence in their exams
[00:22:45] and tonight on the late edition we are going to explain what
[00:22:48] it consists of, so. See you at 11:35, 10:35
[00:22:52] Central. Ilia, back to you.
[00:22:56] Cheating is unacceptable. Thank you, Paulina, we'll see you tonight. I spoke with one of the
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[00:27:05] And today here in Houston I spoke with José Trinidad Rojas Pliego, he is one
[00:27:08] of the workers who were traveling in the van with Lorenzo Salgado Araujo
[00:27:12] when an ICE agent fatally shot him. José
[00:27:16] Trinidad is a key witness in this case and he was released
[00:27:20] a few days ago, this is part of my conversation with him. How have
[00:27:23] you been? How have you felt? Well, I have felt very bad and very
[00:27:26] sad, the problems I have gone through, very devastated, very
[00:27:30] sad.
[00:27:33] Tell me what you remember from that day. He picked me up at
[00:27:36] 6:30, that day he picked me up and there were
[00:27:39] three other people yes, also in the car,
[00:27:43] yes, there were four of us in the van. If you remember
[00:27:47] that moment when you were in the car, where were you, where were you in the
[00:27:51] van, on the left side, I was
[00:27:54] behind him, behind Lorenzo, did
[00:27:57] you hear them say anything at that moment? They just
[00:28:01] said "stop." And then they shot. In a letter he
[00:28:05] wrote from the detention center where he was taken after the
[00:28:08] incident, José Trinidad declares that Lorenzo, at the wheel,
[00:28:12] was never a threat to the agents, as they
[00:28:15] argued. That is what they say, this
[00:28:18] goes beyond a failed
[00:28:22] operation, this was a
[00:28:25] my client, Mr. José, and my other client,
[00:28:29] Mr. Daniel, have told me:
[00:28:33] I repeat, this was not a failed operation, this
[00:28:36] was a murder, and do you remember what Lorenzo said,
[00:28:40] what did he say at that moment? Well, he said, "They killed
[00:28:43] me." And then what happened to him?
[00:28:47] They took him to the ground,
[00:28:51] they dragged him to the ground and then they picked him up and handcuffed him,
[00:28:54] that's all. And what happened to the other people who were
[00:28:58] also there? They also with
[00:29:01] violence. When did you find out after the incident
[00:29:04] that Lorenzo had died? Oh, his brother
[00:29:08] Hugo told me. When we were, I was in a locked
[00:29:11] room and he was in front of me, and he was the one who gave me the news
[00:29:15] that Lorenzo had already died. After 23 days in a detention
[00:29:19] center, José Trinidad was released and must wear a digital
[00:29:22] monitor on his ankle. Are you afraid to go out on the street, how do you
[00:29:26] feel? Yes, I feel, I was traumatized because I saw everything
[00:29:29] there very bad. I sleep, I wake up. I jump
[00:29:32] and look around at my colleagues, they ask me what's wrong,
[00:29:36] I can't sleep because of this, his wife
[00:29:39] Apolonia accompanies him at all times. How do you
[00:29:43] see your life after everything that happened? Horrible,
[00:29:46] terrible. Right now what we want most and
[00:29:50] demand is that justice be done. How do you
[00:29:53] want the country to remember Lorenzo? Well, that he was
[00:29:57] a hardworking,
[00:30:00] honest man. He didn't mess
[00:30:03] with anyone and
[00:30:06] he was very
[00:30:09] cheerful, we will continue to follow up on both Lorenzo's case
[00:30:13] and the cases of the three witnesses, thank you for your attention, see you tomorrow with more news,
[00:30:17] good night.
[00:30:48] Vamela,
[00:30:51] I felt you weren't so asleep and wanted
[00:30:53] to take advantage, you haven't touched me in days, Juan
[00:30:57] Daniel, and I want to make love with you.