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[00:00:00] 11.
[00:00:02] That's right, Enrique, remember that you will find more information through social media. Also,
[00:00:06] we are now digitally available on different applications
[00:00:09] and we will see you tonight at 11. The appointment is with us
[00:00:12] on Univision Bay Area. Remember that tomorrow, Saturday,
[00:00:16] we have a special schedule at 4 in the afternoon and also at
[00:00:20] 11 and 6 in the afternoon, we will have the
[00:00:25] says that he visited chip game. ICE agents must wear body cameras, but we will
[00:00:29] not see the
[00:00:32] recordings. They will expose only what they want. They didn't want
[00:00:36] energies to to publish everything. The agency says that videos will only be made
[00:00:39] public if they are of interest to them and if they favor their
[00:00:42] image. It is incredible to have to be living
[00:00:46] this today. Puerto
[00:00:50] Rico is left without water. More than 180,000 users
[00:00:53] are affected at a time when the island is experiencing a
[00:00:56] drought. He who does evil
[00:01:01] will have his punishment. Thousands of years in prison are the
[00:01:05] sentences for alleged gang members in the mega-trials of El
[00:01:08] Salvador. Abelardo de la Espriella takes
[00:01:11] the oath as president of Colombia amidst great polarization in the
[00:01:16] Ángel Giovanni Guzmán, an MS-13 country. I am a single mother with two children, so
[00:01:19] I worry a little more about offers. The
[00:01:22] back-to-school season will cost families almost
[00:01:25] $900 per child. Several states eliminate
[00:01:28] state of exception in El Salvador, and that on taxes for...
[00:01:30] parents. This is your news report on
[00:01:34] Univision with Midia Calderón. Hello,
[00:01:37] good afternoon. We begin the news with the decision by ICE that all
[00:01:41] its agents wear body cameras, this after months of
[00:01:44] complaints and several deaths and injuries in the operations. However, the
[00:01:48] agency will reserve the right to publish only the images that
[00:01:52] it considers convenient for them. Even videos of
[00:01:56] incidents with deaths or serious injuries might never come to
[00:02:00] in prison. Within light. As Claudia Ramos tells us, many fear that this
[00:02:03] discretion will affect transparency and limit accountability.
[00:02:07] cuentas.
[00:02:09] After years of delays, it assures that it will move forward to equip its agents with
[00:02:13] body cameras by the end of September. That should have happened
[00:02:17] a long time ago. It's the first thing an officer should have,
[00:02:20] cameras to ensure they do their job well. However, the
[00:02:24] agency says it will have ample control over which recordings
[00:02:28] will be made public. The policy states that ICE will publish
[00:02:32] videos of shootings and other incidents in which its agents
[00:02:35] cause death or serious injury only after
[00:02:38] determining if it serves their best interests. If
[00:02:42] officers know that they can use the cameras
[00:02:45] only when it benefits the agency, then that will not
[00:02:48] actually limit some of
[00:02:53] approved this year, are part of the officers from abusing power, so
[00:02:56] that is something concerning. A committee that includes the agency director
[00:02:59] and attorneys will review the images and decide if they should
[00:03:03] be released. They will only use the camera to criminalize
[00:03:06] any activist or person who tries to document
[00:03:10] them. Selective releases are common in
[00:03:13] some law enforcement agencies across the country, although they are not explicitly
[00:03:17] stated in their policies, as ICE is doing now.
[00:03:21] If there is an exception under the law, for
[00:03:25] example, for national security,
[00:03:29] then there any agency can refuse to release
[00:03:32] records, but it's not just that they can say everything
[00:03:36] is national security. The deployment of body cameras comes
[00:03:40] after recent fatal shootings by the
[00:03:43] agency. Agents in Maine and Houston were not
[00:03:46] wearing cameras when they were involved in the deaths of Johan
[00:03:51] who are preparing for back-to-school. Sebastian Guerrero and Lorenzo Salgado Araujo. Families continue
[00:03:53] to demand accountability, and this is something that the use of
[00:03:57] body cameras could contribute to. They have to
[00:04:00] publish everything. Agents must activate their cameras
[00:04:04] during routine activities including arrests and search
[00:04:07] warrants. Ilia. Thank you very much, Claudia, and the pressure on
[00:04:11] the Leiny Hall detention center in New Jersey is growing after the
[00:04:15] death of a third detainee was confirmed. Congressman
[00:04:19] Rob Menéndez said that it took two months to
[00:04:22] confirm this case. Precisely today, family and friends
[00:04:25] bid farewell to Edwin López Cornejo, who lost his
[00:04:28] life in that detention center. Fabiola Galindo
[00:04:32] is in Plainfield. Go ahead, Fabiola.
[00:04:36] president. Jessit Vaquero is in Good afternoon, that's right, I'm in Plainfield, New Jersey, here in this
[00:04:39] church in this town, family and friends
[00:04:42] of Edwin López Cornejo, the Salvadoran immigrant who
[00:04:45] died in the Dellen detention
[00:04:47] new president of Colombia, Abelardo de center in New York, New Jersey,
[00:04:51] this week. The Salvadoran immigrant leaves behind a daughter who is
[00:04:54] please, ready, well I'm just passing it to only 12 years old, and neither her mother nor her daughter could come
[00:04:58] out to make statements because they are in a very poor emotional
[00:05:01] state, but her father and her brother told us that they are
[00:05:05] demanding an independent investigation by the New Jersey
[00:05:08] prosecutor's office, which will show ICE that
[00:05:12] they were indeed giving the necessary medication to his brother
[00:05:15] Edwin, and that in this way they will show that they did provide care, since
[00:05:19] even local leaders are demanding that there are many
[00:05:23] medical negligences at that detention center with the
[00:05:27] detainees. All of this occurs when Congressman Rob Menéndez
[00:05:30] of New Jersey says that it would not be the second death, but the
[00:05:34] third in that center. He
[00:05:38] Delainy Hall and learned that another immigrant whose identification has not
[00:05:41] yet been revealed also died, but that ICE
[00:05:44] would, once people die, send them to hospitals so
[00:05:48] that they do not have to report these deaths as if they occurred
[00:05:52] within the centers. I'll be back with
[00:05:55] you. Fabiola, thank you very much for your report. And as part of an electronic
[00:05:59] surveillance program, ICE currently monitors almost
[00:06:03] 54,000 immigrants using electronic anklets with
[00:06:06] GPS. The figure represents more than triple that
[00:06:10] recorded at the beginning of last year when only about
[00:06:13] 17,000 immigrants wore these devices. In total, the
[00:06:16] federal agency monitors approximately
[00:06:19] 184,000 immigrants. Let's move on to other
[00:06:23] topics of the day. Images are revealed of the moment a man shot through the drive-thru window
[00:06:27] of an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Idaho. Three people
[00:06:30] died, including an employee, and
[00:06:33] seven others were injured. The attacker then took his
[00:06:37] own life. Twin Falls police are investigating the motive behind this
[00:06:41] shooting that occurred last Sunday. In
[00:06:44] Chicago, authorities found more than 50 bodies in a state
[00:06:48] of decomposition in a funeral home, this after neighbors
[00:06:51] complained about the bad smell. The coroner's office said that
[00:06:55] officials notified them about improperly stored
[00:06:58] bodies. The funeral home owner's license
[00:07:02] was suspended after this finding. The project
[00:07:06] for President Trump's luxurious ballroom in the White House suffers a
[00:07:10] new setback. An appeals court ordered to stop
[00:07:13] the construction of the venue valued at 400 million
[00:07:17] dollars. The judges determined that the president cannot
[00:07:20] proceed on his own and that he needs authorization from
[00:07:23] Congress. The ruling will be suspended for 2 weeks to
[00:07:27] allow for a possible appeal to the Supreme
[00:07:30] Court. A New Mexico judge ordered Meta
[00:07:34] to pay more than $500 million in additional
[00:07:36] damages for not having warned about the dangers that
[00:07:40] its social media platforms pose to minors. The company
[00:07:44] that owns Facebook and Instagram now faces a greater
[00:07:48] sentence in terms of child safety. Jaime
[00:07:51] García spoke with parents and experts.
[00:07:54] Ruling that Instagram and Facebook disrupt public order, a
[00:07:58] New Mexico judge ordered the Meta company to pay
[00:08:01] 567 million dollars to repair the
[00:08:05] adverse effects on the mental health of minors,
[00:08:08] caused by its platforms, Instagram and Facebook. It is the first
[00:08:12] time in the history of the United States where a judge
[00:08:15] found that a social application like Meta and Instagram
[00:08:19] were directly responsible for causing
[00:08:22] harm to these children. In his ruling, the judge ordered six changes to Instagram
[00:08:25] and Facebook, ranging from limiting monthly use for minors to 90
[00:08:29] hours and prohibiting sending or receiving nudes on their
[00:08:32] accounts, to eliminating the like option and blocking push
[00:08:36] notifications during the night and school hours. I
[00:08:40] think it's good, right? Ultimately, it will always be for parents in
[00:08:43] families to be able
[00:08:47] to enforce the rules and
[00:08:51] support their children. In his lawsuit, the Attorney General of New Mexico
[00:08:54] accused Meta of designing its products to be
[00:08:58] addictive to young users and of failing to
[00:09:01] protect them from sexual exploitation. Due to this lawsuit, Meta will have
[00:09:05] to pay New Mexico a total of 942 million
[00:09:08] dollars, 567
[00:09:10] million ordered yesterday by the judge and another
[00:09:14] 375 million fine imposed by a
[00:09:17] jury last March. It will never replace the lives of
[00:09:21] all those young people who died due to the practices
[00:09:24] of these social applications. For its part, the Meta company
[00:09:28] indicated that it will appeal the court's verdict. In Los Angeles, Jaime
[00:09:32] García, NMAS Univision. Under strong security
[00:09:35] measures, Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in today as president
[00:09:39] of Colombia. The 48-year-old criminal lawyer
[00:09:42] assumes the presidency in front of a dozen heads of state and
[00:09:45] in the absence of the outgoing
[00:09:49] the city of Cali with the details of the ceremony. Tell us, Jessit,
[00:09:52] go ahead. Hello, good afternoon, greetings from Cali,
[00:09:56] Colombia. This is how the
[00:10:00] la Espriella, was sworn in. I swear to God and promise the
[00:10:03] people to faithfully
[00:10:06] comply with the constitution and laws of Colombia. He did so in the
[00:10:09] Coliseum of the Santiago de Cali University. Also
[00:10:12] to this city, making this
[00:10:15] before the
[00:10:19] full Congress of the Republic, which moved from Bogotá
[00:10:25] the first time in the country's history that a president is
[00:10:28] sworn in outside of Bogotá. It had always been done either
[00:10:32] in the National Capitol, the seat of Congress, or in Bolívar Square in
[00:10:35] Bogotá, which brings together the four branches of government. Well, this time it was done in the
[00:10:39] city of Santiago de Cali, after the president tried to
[00:10:42] do it in a military battalion also in the city of
[00:10:45] Popayán and could not. In the end, he decided on Cali. He did it
[00:10:48] in this place and divided his ceremony into two
[00:10:52] moments: the swearing-in he did in that coliseum and a
[00:10:55] salute to the troops, and I promise that
[00:10:58] I will dedicate all my
[00:11:01] touring the national territory,
[00:11:05] and with that he will start his term
[00:11:07] 2026-2030.
[00:11:10] This is the information we are generating from Santiago de Cali. I am
[00:11:13] Jessid Vaquero, back to you. Thank you very much, Jessid, for that report. Let's go
[00:11:17] now to El Salvador, where gang members are being sentenced to thousands
[00:11:21] of years in prison in mass trials. The Bukele
[00:11:25] government justifies it by saying that it is the result of its security
[00:11:29] policies. As Raquel Herrera explains to us, ordinary citizens and
[00:11:32] human rights organizations describe the long sentences
[00:11:35] as government propaganda.
[00:11:41] gang member, received a total of 1,420 years in
[00:11:44] prison for all his crimes,
[00:11:48] one of the most representative sentences issued so far after the
[00:11:53] the street for Salvadorans like Lucio, they are well
[00:11:56] deserved. He who does evil
[00:11:59] gets his punishment. This
[00:12:02] gang member was condemned along with dozens of others in the first
[00:12:05] mass trials that have been allowed in El Salvador since 2023.
[00:12:09] The most recent one is against almost 500 members of the
[00:12:12] MS-13 gang confined in the feared Secot prison. The
[00:12:16] imposition of maximum penalties, the prosecution has requested the maximum penalty
[00:12:19] for all, and some are on their way to being condemned to thousands of years
[00:12:25] the historical ranfla, one of the
[00:12:28] most mediatic leaders, Diablito de
[00:12:31] Hollywood, would be serving a sentence of between
[00:12:35] 1,500 to 25 years in prison. For this
[00:12:38] former prosecutor, the mass trials and the astronomical sentences are
[00:12:42] within the legal framework that Salvadoran legislation
[00:12:45] allows. Definitely this should make
[00:12:49] an accused person reflect on the
[00:12:51] multiplicity and quantity of crimes committed.
[00:12:56] However, human rights organizations question the ability of the courts to
[00:12:59] resolve thousands of crimes in
[00:13:03] a single trial and describe the millennial sentences as
[00:13:06] propaganda, a system
[00:13:09] that does not hesitate to impose
[00:13:13] sentences. Mass trials, as well as life imprisonment
[00:13:18] the government's offensive against gangs, despite criticism
[00:13:22] for violations of due process and human
[00:13:25] rights. These measures are defended by the Bukele administration, which
[00:13:29] assures that they seek to bring justice to the victims of the thousands of
[00:13:33] crimes committed by these groups. From San Salvador, El
[00:13:36] Salvador, back to you, Ilia. Thank you very much, Raquel. In Mexico,
[00:13:40] Coahuila authorities admitted an ex-Texas police officer to the Saltillo
[00:13:44] prison, accused of murdering three family members and seriously
[00:13:47] injuring his ex-partner. The suspect was
[00:13:51] identified as Chad N although he had tried to flee
[00:13:54] to Piedras Negras with his 3-year-old son, he was arrested by
[00:13:58] authorities. Upon returning to
[00:14:01] Puerto Rico, the population faces days of water rationing
[00:14:05] due to the severe drought affecting the island. Families
[00:14:09] in several states take advantage of the tax-free sale of school supplies.
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[00:18:15] Thank you for staying with us, and now let's go with information from Puerto Rico, which
[00:18:18] is facing one of its worst droughts in years. As
[00:18:22] of today, more than 180,000 customers will have
[00:18:25] water cuts of up to 48 hours. This will occur in San Juan
[00:18:29] and also in other municipalities. Lourdes del Río spoke with
[00:18:32] affected residents.
[00:18:35] Water, the most essential resource for life, has once again become a
[00:18:39] daily concern for thousands of families in Puerto Rico. I came to
[00:18:42] get two 55-gallon tanks and one 6-gallon for the
[00:18:46] kitchen to be able to store water, to refill my cistern
[00:18:50] as well, and we haven't had water since Saturday. The
[00:18:53] trigger is a drought that has hit much of the island. The Aqueduct and
[00:18:57] Sewer Authority has implemented a rationing plan that leaves tens
[00:19:01] of thousands of subscribers with 48-hour service
[00:19:04] and 48 hours without water. Primarily in the
[00:19:08] communities that depend on the Carraízo dam.
[00:19:11] Fatal, fatal. It's
[00:19:14] incredible to have to be living
[00:19:17] this today. Governor Jennifer
[00:19:20] González has warned that the rationing could be prolonged
[00:19:24] for weeks and even extend to more areas if the drought continues
[00:19:27] to worsen. We have extended this useful life
[00:19:30] until August. The problem is that no
[00:19:34] rain is expected in the area until the end
[00:19:37] of August, and that's why we're telling
[00:19:41] you, if we want to run out of water, people
[00:19:44] can continue consuming as they are, but if we want to extend it and
[00:19:47] have water, we have to be careful. And
[00:19:51] this is not a new problem. In 2015, I was already in Puerto Rico
[00:19:54] covering a practically identical situation. The situation here in Lake
[00:19:58] Carraízo, one of the main water supply centers for the San Juan
[00:20:02] metropolitan area and some surrounding municipalities, is critical.
[00:20:05] Federal data indicates that about two-thirds of Puerto
[00:20:09] Rico are experiencing some level of drought, while the levels of several
[00:20:12] reservoirs such as La Plata and Cidra continue to decrease.
[00:20:16] Certainly there is a drought, but the aqueduct problem goes far beyond
[00:20:20] the drought. Let's see how they manage this drought
[00:20:23] plan. The governor herself has recognized that the system requires
[00:20:27] large investments and assures that several projects are already
[00:20:31] underway to rehabilitate the system. Back to you.
[00:20:34] Thank you very much, Lourdes. The labor market in the United States is slowing
[00:20:38] down. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the country
[00:20:42] lost 23,000 jobs in July, which is much
[00:20:45] lower than what analysts expected. In addition, the
[00:20:49] government cut the number of jobs
[00:20:52] created in May and June by 103,000. Unemployment fell to
[00:20:56] 4.1% because thousands of people left the labor
[00:20:59] force. Well, it's not long until the beginning of
[00:21:03] the school year, and several states are already offering tax-free sales
[00:21:07] periods for school supplies and uniforms. It is estimated
[00:21:10] that, on average, each family spends almost
[00:21:14] $900 per child. Reina Rodríguez spoke with
[00:21:18] parents who are taking advantage of these discounts, an
[00:21:21] online offer with a list in hand. I already have some things,
[00:21:25] this mother starts the mission of shopping for back to
[00:21:29] school. Shoes, I think the most expensive things would be backpacks
[00:21:33] and shoes, right during the start of the traditional tax-free
[00:21:37] weekend in Texas, a bit tight. I'm a single mother with two
[00:21:40] children, so I do worry a little more about the offers. From
[00:21:44] today until midnight on Sunday, families will be able to save on their
[00:21:48] back-to-school purchases by not paying sales tax on
[00:21:52] school supplies. Even if it's 50 cents, it still
[00:21:55] makes a difference in one's pocket. The measure
[00:21:59] includes supplies, clothes, shoes, and backpacks priced below
[00:22:03] $100, which represents a relief for many families
[00:22:06] in a season when expenses usually increase. Mainly for
[00:22:10] economic reasons, since lately everything has been so
[00:22:14] expensive, with prices for gasoline,
[00:22:18] food, everything, everything, everything. It is estimated that Texan families will save
[00:22:22] more than $140 million in taxes during these
[00:22:25] three days. We have to take advantage of it because that way you can save 7,
[00:22:29] 5, 10, it all depends on the percentages in your county or your
[00:22:32] state. The recommendation is to plan purchases, compare
[00:22:36] prices, and verify that each item is eligible to
[00:22:39] make the most of this benefit. You have to see how much
[00:22:42] is needed for each of those children and then look at
[00:22:46] the total of the money you have, either in physical stores
[00:22:50] or online, thousands of parents will be able to prepare their children for the new
[00:22:53] school year while taking care of their budget. Yes, it is worth it, like
[00:22:57] this grandmother who combines the tax-free period with discounts and
[00:23:01] special offers to increase savings. There are some items that are more
[00:23:05] economical than in previous years, a help that comes just in time to
[00:23:09] make the return to school easier by avoiding last-minute
[00:23:12] purchases. A bit stressful, but more than anything, right now I'm
[00:23:15] taking advantage of it being the first tax-free day. In McAllen, Texas, Reina
[00:23:19] Rodríguez, more Univision, a help that will undoubtedly benefit
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[00:27:34] Obesity continues to be a public health problem, that's why the federal
[00:27:37] government has launched a program that allows
[00:27:41] patients to have access to weight loss
[00:27:43] medications. Stephanie Roberts tells us that Amazon and other retail
[00:27:47] chains already offer them from $50 a
[00:27:50] month. Obesity costs the health system
[00:27:54] nearly 173 million dollars a year,
[00:27:58] becoming a health crisis with more than
[00:28:01] 40% of American adults and more than
[00:28:05] 20% of children affected by
[00:28:07] obesity. For this reason, the federal government launched the
[00:28:10] Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program
[00:28:14] that allows patients to obtain the medication for only
[00:28:17] $50 a month. The giant
[00:28:20] Amazon announced that as of today it will have the medications
[00:28:24] available with free home delivery in
[00:28:27] more than 3100 cities in the country without the need for a
[00:28:31] Prime membership. The co-payment applies to
[00:28:34] FDA-approved medications Wegovy in injections
[00:28:38] tablet, Zbound, only in Quickpen format and
[00:28:42] foundaio oral tablet. Amazon is not
[00:28:45] the only one that will have the medication available, large
[00:28:48] chains will also offer the same price of
[00:28:51] $50 a month, because there
[00:28:54] have been products on the market that are only
[00:28:57] propaganda and practically do not
[00:29:00] work, they have no effective
[00:29:03] state for people who eat a lot of
[00:29:06] hamburgers. With a prescription from your doctor, you
[00:29:10] will be able to avoid the multiple steps that usually take prior
[00:29:13] authorization for these medications. To approve
[00:29:17] its use, the program requires that the patient be overweight and
[00:29:21] have some chronic condition such as prediabetes,
[00:29:23] hypertension, cardiovascular disease, cerebrovascular
[00:29:27] disease or chronic kidney disease. There are many
[00:29:30] people who suffer from diabetes. and they don't know it because they don't get medical
[00:29:34] exams, because they don't go to the doctor, so the message
[00:29:38] is we have to go to the doctor always. The program is temporary until
[00:29:42] December 2027. In Miami, Florida, Tiffany Roberts,
[00:29:45] NM, Univision. A great alternative for those who really
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[00:30:00] patrol car, while thousands of stings. attacked them, the affected
[00:30:03] person is already recovering from the stings
[00:30:06] he suffered, the officers were also very brave, before
[00:30:10] I say goodbye, I invite you to join me on Sunday this week at 11 in the
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[00:30:16] night,
[00:30:19] news report on Univision with Ilia Calderón.
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