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[00:00:00] they need a little wash, they are all dirty,
[00:00:03] you guys. Let's go.
[00:00:06] We are
[00:00:10] always clean, well-bathed, always ready and
[00:00:12] combed.
[00:00:17] To triumph.
[00:00:25] The United States and Venezuela seal an unprecedented oil agreement. The largest in
[00:00:28] history, as defined by
[00:00:32] including sectors of New Mexico, part of President Trump.
[00:00:35] With the treaty, the United States will gain majority
[00:00:38] control over more than 65 billion
[00:00:41] barrels of Venezuela's proven oil
[00:00:44] reserves. If that money goes to the people, it
[00:00:47] seems excellent to me. If, on the other hand, the money goes to
[00:00:51] the state's coffers
[00:00:54] and stays in the state, I don't like it. A
[00:00:58] Federal Court of Appeals determines. ICE cannot automatically
[00:01:01] detain immigrants
[00:01:04] without bail who have been living in the
[00:01:07] country for years. Los Angeles police release videos
[00:01:10] of officers beating a handcuffed Hispanic prisoner who
[00:01:14] later died. The incident is being investigated to
[00:01:17] determine responsibilities.
[00:01:21] The death toll has risen to 676 dead and 3
[00:01:24] missing, the result of the flash flood on the
[00:01:28] border between China and Nepal. Search and rescue efforts
[00:01:32] for survivors continue four days after the
[00:01:35] catastrophe.
[00:01:38] Financial Intelligence Unit of This is an N+ News program, weekend division with Félix de
[00:01:41] Vedú. Good afternoon. The United States and
[00:01:45] Venezuela reached a historic oil agreement. Secretary of
[00:01:49] State Marco Rubio
[00:01:51] States. Jessica Murillo with assured that this treaty will attract 100 billion
[00:01:54] dollars in private investment for Caracas, which according to the official version of
[00:01:58] the Trump administration, would boost the economy of that
[00:02:02] of the Financial Intelligence Unit of Caribbean nation. From Washington, Ana María
[00:02:05] Cañizares with the details of the agreement and the
[00:02:08] questions it also generates. A
[00:02:12] multi-billion dollar oil agreement between the United States and Venezuela
[00:02:16] is generating doubts and unclear expectations about
[00:02:19] the true impact on the economies of the
[00:02:22] not appeared in two countries. The agreement implies US control over
[00:02:25] 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan
[00:02:28] crude. Experts
[00:02:30] are surprised, as they insist that the exploitation of
[00:02:33] resources requires bidding processes. To say
[00:02:37] that because I am the most powerful country in the world and the most powerful man in the
[00:02:40] world, I have appropriated a
[00:02:44] great wealth from a foreign nation, sounds
[00:02:47] quite strange. Trump called the pact the biggest deal in
[00:02:50] world history to double US reserves,
[00:02:54] increase oil supply and reduce gasoline prices
[00:02:58] that average four dollars and nine cents a gallon,
[00:03:02] something that remains to be seen. Zero
[00:03:04] impact on the price of gasoline that one
[00:03:08] local authorities. One of pays daily in the short term. While for
[00:03:12] the interim president of Venezuela Delsi Rodríguez, who proposes an
[00:03:16] investment of more than 100 billion dollars, the agreement is a historic
[00:03:19] milestone in bilateral relations, offering
[00:03:22] economic recovery, growth and energy
[00:03:25] security, promises that Venezuelans receive with
[00:03:28] suspicion. This blessing that comes in
[00:03:31] dollars, may the country be responsible
[00:03:34] for it to flourish. If, on the other hand, the money goes to
[00:03:38] the state's coffers,
[00:03:41] and stays in the state, I don't like it. That's why there are voices
[00:03:44] that ask for more clarity. It is necessary that Venezuela
[00:03:48] take advantage of its wealth, but under
[00:03:50] clear terms for the international community and for
[00:03:54] the Venezuelan people. Political calculations would also
[00:03:57] come into play, it could be that... Venezuela is waiting and negotiating
[00:04:01] here only for Trump to leave power, to keep
[00:04:05] Delsis Rodríguez free. Specialists and citizens maintain
[00:04:09] that this agreement is sowing more doubts than certainties, and that is why
[00:04:13] they ask for explanations not only about its possible
[00:04:16] effects, but also whether it will be sustained over
[00:04:19] time. From Washington, Ana María Cañizares for
[00:04:22] Univisión. The Third Circuit Federal Court of Appeals
[00:04:25] ruled that ICE cannot
[00:04:28] and no goals scored so automatically subject immigrants to detention
[00:04:31] without bail who have been living in the United States for years
[00:04:35] or even decades. Guillermo González explains the scope of
[00:04:38] this decision, who it benefits, and what changes from
[00:04:42] now on. The Third Circuit Court of
[00:04:46] Appeals ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement
[00:04:49] (ICE) cannot indefinitely detain undocumented
[00:04:52] immigrants without the right to a bail
[00:04:56] hearing if they have lived in the United States for years.
[00:05:00] The decision covers those immigrants who entered the
[00:05:04] United States through the border and were not processed by federal
[00:05:07] authorities at the time of their entry, but have
[00:05:11] family ties.
[00:05:17] This ruling benefits those people who entered through the border
[00:05:21] and were not formally admitted and who
[00:05:24] have been living in the United States for many years, who have established
[00:05:27] ties here in the United States from an economic
[00:05:30] point of view, as well as family ties, and who, in
[00:05:34] addition, have currently been arrested by
[00:05:37] ICE. The Court decided that there is a difference between
[00:05:41] newcomers, and those who have been in their
[00:05:45] communities for a long time. The ruling allows those immigrants
[00:05:48] to have a hearing to request bail when they are
[00:05:52] detained while awaiting their process, something that was
[00:05:55] not possible before. The judges determined that
[00:05:59] automatically denying bail for these types of
[00:06:02] cases violates their constitutional rights to
[00:06:06] due process. Definitely, this is
[00:06:09] a very good decision for immigrants who... uh, well,
[00:06:13] are covered within this
[00:06:16] ruling of this Third Circuit Court,
[00:06:20] since these people will have the possibility to
[00:06:23] argue for their bail, the possibility of
[00:06:26] being released if they have been here in the United States for years and meet the
[00:06:30] requirements to be eligible as such. Some experts
[00:06:33] recommend determining under which section they were
[00:06:36] detained, assessing if they qualify for a bail
[00:06:40] hearing, and demonstrating that they have deep
[00:06:43] ties and a clean criminal record. The ruling,
[00:06:46] however, only covers those living in Pennsylvania, New
[00:06:49] Jersey, Delaware, and the US Virgin Islands,
[00:06:53] and could be decided by the Supreme Court next
[00:06:56] year. The decision of this Court of Appeals
[00:07:00] could serve as persuasive precedent, meaning a very
[00:07:04] strong legal reference that lawyers can cite in other
[00:07:07] states for similar cases. However, judges of
[00:07:10] different circuits are not legally obliged
[00:07:14] to follow it unless the court of appeals in their
[00:07:17] jurisdiction orders the same. Félix, I'll go back
[00:07:21] to you. Thank you, Guillermo. Meanwhile, New York closes more spaces to
[00:07:25] immigration arrests. A new law has already come into force that
[00:07:28] prohibits local governments and agencies from signing
[00:07:32] contracts with ICE to use jails and other
[00:07:34] public facilities as immigration detention centers. Rolman
[00:07:38] Vergara tells us that the opposition to the measure has already been made public
[00:07:42] amidst clashes over the sanctuary city policies of the
[00:07:45] local government.
[00:07:47] local.
[00:07:50] As of this week, police, sheriffs, and jails
[00:07:53] in New York can no longer assume ICE functions
[00:07:57] to enforce civil immigration laws. The most important thing about
[00:08:01] this law is that the job of local police is to enforce
[00:08:05] local laws, to make local
[00:08:08] laws, they don't have to be doing immigration work. The new
[00:08:12] law eliminates 287G agreements that
[00:08:15] allowed certain immigration functions to be delegated to
[00:08:21] the things that was happening also was that they were using
[00:08:24] local jails as immigration detention centers.
[00:08:28] That will no longer be allowed in New York, and those powers were not
[00:08:31] necessarily limited to jails. A modality of
[00:08:35] 287G allowed trained local police
[00:08:38] to exercise limited immigration authority
[00:08:42] during their usual duties. Catalina
[00:08:45] Cruz, from Queens, was the one who debated the law in the
[00:08:47] Assembly. If there is suddenly an investigation that has to do
[00:08:51] with human trafficking or cooperation is needed
[00:08:55] for criminal purposes, to prevent a
[00:08:58] crime, to investigate a crime, that is one thing, there the
[00:09:01] feds can continue talking to the locals. The
[00:09:05] police can investigate crimes with federal agencies and
[00:09:09] enforce judicial orders. What is forbidden
[00:09:11] is to use local resources to detain
[00:09:15] someone solely for a civil immigration violation. It
[00:09:18] is important for people to remember that this will only be
[00:09:22] worthwhile if local officials and local sheriffs want
[00:09:25] to abide by the new law. The new law already faces
[00:09:28] resistance. 15 sheriffs sued the
[00:09:31] state, alleging that Congress authorized these alliances and that
[00:09:35] New York cannot prevent them from participating. Hochul and
[00:09:39] Attorney General Leticia James, on the other hand, defend
[00:09:42] the measure and maintain that police resources should be
[00:09:45] concentrated on fighting crime and not on enforcing civil
[00:09:49] immigration laws. California, Illinois, New
[00:09:52] Jersey, and Washington have also imposed limits, albeit
[00:09:56] different, on the participation of local authorities in the
[00:10:00] civil enforcement of immigration laws. The
[00:10:03] battle is now in the courts. A federal
[00:10:06] judge has already refused to suspend the prohibition, while it is
[00:10:09] decided how far a state can go
[00:10:13] in separating its police from ICE. Rolman Vergara, N+,
[00:10:17] Univisión. The controversial far-right British commentator,
[00:10:20] Milo Yiannopoulos, was deported to the United Kingdom
[00:10:23] just one day after being arrested by ICE in
[00:10:27] New Orleans. According to the Department of Homeland Security, he entered the country
[00:10:31] legally in 2019, but overstayed his authorized time and
[00:10:34] had a final deportation order. This
[00:10:37] activist was a staunch defender of deportations. He even
[00:10:41] called for ICE checkpoints in supermarkets and other public
[00:10:45] places and constantly mocked precisely those who were
[00:10:49] deported. The wife of a Fort Polk soldier
[00:10:52] in Louisiana returned home after
[00:10:56] more than a month in ICE custody. Maisa López Eliaser, wife of
[00:10:59] Sergeant Alexis Jaramillo, was traveling earlier this month on a deportation
[00:11:03] flight to her native Brazil, but someone called
[00:11:06] her to ask if she preferred to stay in the United
[00:11:09] States. She said yes. It is not clear who
[00:11:13] made the call or why. Republican legislator
[00:11:16] from Florida, Michael Caruso, accused of sexually
[00:11:20] abusing a child, is out on bail.
[00:11:23] Caruso paid a bond of $160,000 and
[00:11:27] was released from jail last night after more than a week in detention. The judge
[00:11:31] ordered him to surrender his passport and stay away from the
[00:11:34] alleged victim. Caruso insists he is innocent,
[00:11:37] while the Florida Prosecutor's Office seeks to reverse his release. Despite
[00:11:41] the charges, Caruso remains a candidate in the November
[00:11:45] elections. And indignation is growing in Los Angeles
[00:11:48] after the release of a video showing several officers
[00:11:52] beating and subduing a Hispanic man in police
[00:11:55] custody who died shortly after. So far, it has not been
[00:11:58] confirmed whether the detainee suffered from any mental
[00:12:01] disorder, but Mayor Karen Bass ordered an
[00:12:04] investigation and questioned the lack of police training
[00:12:08] to deal with crises like this. Juan Carlos González tells us
[00:12:11] more.
[00:12:14] At least five Los Angeles police officers pounced on José Carlos
[00:12:18] Zoyos Muñoz, trying to restrain him inside a cell at
[00:12:21] a San Fernando Valley jail in California.
[00:12:26] According to this captain, the 58-year-old man had been
[00:12:29] placed in a cell to try to calm him down, as he had become very
[00:12:33] aggressive when they booked him. Muñoz had
[00:12:36] been arrested after allegedly attacking several people
[00:12:40] with a knife in his own home where he barricaded himself and was forcibly
[00:12:44] arrested. After a few hours in the cell, the officers
[00:12:47] tried to take him out to take his fingerprints.
[00:12:50] In the video, we can see how some agents get on top of the detainee even
[00:13:04] though he was already handcuffed. The
[00:13:07] man died moments later on July 15.
[00:13:11] After reviewing the recording, attorney Luis Carrillo criticized the
[00:13:14] actions of the officers. What I saw is that they were
[00:13:18] on top of him,
[00:13:21] but there was no need
[00:13:25] to use so much force, because they already had him
[00:13:28] handcuffed, he was already subdued,
[00:13:31] he adds that according to what is observed, the man did not pose a danger
[00:13:35] to the officers, these officers crossed
[00:13:38] the line in my opinion and
[00:13:42] suffocated him. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass ordered an
[00:13:45] independent investigation of this and another incident in
[00:13:49] which Los Angeles police officers also killed another Hispanic
[00:13:53] man. At the moment, the exact cause of death of
[00:13:56] Mr. José has not been announced. The medical examiner could release the
[00:14:00] results in the coming days. The mayor
[00:14:03] also said that Los Angeles police officers are
[00:14:07] not trained to deal with
[00:14:10] people suffering from mental problems, although it
[00:14:13] is unknown if this is one of those cases.
[00:14:16] In Los Angeles, Juan Carlos González, Nmas Univisión.
[00:14:20] Let's go now to the weather for the weekend. Extreme heat
[00:14:24] continues in the west and southwest, while
[00:14:27] strong storms and intense rains threaten parts of the
[00:14:30] center and southeast of the country. Meteorologist
[00:14:34] Gabriel Torres from our affiliate in San Antonio, Texas, has all the
[00:14:37] details of what we can expect. Go ahead,
[00:14:40] Gabriel. Thank you very much. Hello, I hope you are
[00:14:44] having an excellent weekend. Well, it is a fact that high
[00:14:47] temperatures continue to dominate a large part of the country. The bad
[00:14:51] news continues, notice how the risk is latent passing
[00:14:55] through a large part of Colorado, Albuquerque, part of Texas,
[00:14:58] our people in Oklahoma and the southeast of the country. See my
[00:15:01] weather headlines, what a forecast. Towards the
[00:15:04] west coast, we will continue with this dangerous heat wave, while
[00:15:08] towards the Midwest, the outlook will gradually improve. We had a few
[00:15:12] days with a lot of rain and flood warnings. The southeast
[00:15:16] of the country will still maintain that activity of registering some
[00:15:19] scattered showers. See my forecast for today, from coast to
[00:15:23] coast, 85 degrees for my people in the windy city,
[00:15:26] Chicago, while Atlanta with 92, another hot
[00:15:30] weekend for much of Florida, all of Tampa,
[00:15:33] Orlando, Miami, with those 97s and the
[00:15:36] tremendous heat to affect the
[00:15:40] west coast, my people, in the Phoenix area, Los Angeles,
[00:15:43] Sacramento, will maintain heat indices exceeding
[00:15:46] 100 degrees. What about the risk of severe weather? Here it is,
[00:15:50] more than 5 million people are under that risk level one and
[00:15:54] risk level number two. From Salt Lake City, Billings,
[00:15:57] Rapid City, as well as Bismarck. I cannot rule out the
[00:16:01] potential for hail and remember, the formation of a tornado can
[00:16:04] never be ruled out. We will continue with rain,
[00:16:10] Denver, but also for Sunday and Monday, more
[00:16:13] precipitation could be registered specifically towards the
[00:16:17] southeast of the country. This is how the panorama looks for the next few days,
[00:16:20] flood risk towards Minneapolis, our people
[00:16:23] also in the southeast, north of Florida and part of
[00:16:27] the Carolinas and record heat will continue to take over much
[00:16:31] of our nation, note the values, Oklahoma City could even
[00:16:35] register up to 104. Dallas, San Antonio,
[00:16:39] Houston, Nashville and Atlanta, will maintain
[00:16:42] those 97. That's all for my weather report, have a great
[00:16:46] weekend. Gabriel, thank you and pay attention before feeding your
[00:16:50] pets. Northwest Naturals is recalling some
[00:16:53] of its foods due to possible salmonella and listeria
[00:16:57] contamination. The affected products are frozen chicken
[00:17:00] for dogs and cats, frozen raw
[00:17:03] diet for dogs. They were sold in 2-pound
[00:17:07] bags with a best before date of January
[00:17:10] 26, 2000 to 2028.
[00:17:14] Against time and among buried communities, the search
[00:17:17] for survivors continues
[00:17:20] after the devastating floods in Nepal and China, and a tough judicial
[00:17:24] setback for Lenin Moreno, former president of Ecuador. We
[00:17:27] will tell you what
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[00:20:53] Now there are more of us, now there are more of us
[00:20:56] Univision, stronger, we will continue here in this
[00:21:00] protest, what will be the fate of
[00:21:04] Nicolás Maduro, closer than ever before, something we had
[00:21:07] never seen, closer than ever, I am Julia
[00:21:10] Calderón, now there are more of us,
[00:21:12] we have
[00:21:15] N+
[00:21:18] N+ Univision. Now there are
[00:21:21] more of us.
[00:21:25] Rescue efforts in communities buried by flash
[00:21:29] floods on the border between Nepal and China entered their
[00:21:33] fourth day today. Rescuers continue to find survivors
[00:21:36] and take them to safe areas. Since Nepalese
[00:21:40] authorities updated their figures today, the combined
[00:21:43] toll in Nepal and Tibet rose to
[00:21:46] 676 dead and almost 3,000
[00:21:50] missing. Former Ecuadorian President Lenin
[00:21:53] Moreno was sentenced to 5 years in prison for corruption in the
[00:21:57] Sinohydro case, a bribery scheme of more
[00:22:01] than 76 million dollars linked to the
[00:22:04] construction of the country's largest hydroelectric plant. A
[00:22:07] court found him guilty of bribery for favoring the Chinese
[00:22:11] company responsible for the project in exchange for economic
[00:22:14] benefits. Moreno denies the charges and can still appeal the
[00:22:18] sentence. And in Mexico,
[00:22:20] President Claudia Sheinbaum reported that former President Felipe
[00:22:23] Calderón is not included in the investigations of the
[00:22:28] the Ministry of Finance. The one who is being investigated for
[00:22:32] money laundering is his former Secretary of Public
[00:22:35] Security, Genaro García Luna, now imprisoned in the United
[00:22:41] the report. The President of Mexico, Claudia
[00:22:44] Sheinbaum, ruled out that former President Felipe Calderón
[00:22:48] appears in the investigation
[00:22:52] the Ministry of Finance for alleged money laundering by
[00:22:56] his former Secretary of Public Security, Genaro García Luna, imprisoned in
[00:22:59] the United States. He is not, so to speak, a recipient
[00:23:03] of resources, so that doesn't mean that he might
[00:23:07] have known about his criminal activities as president, but he has
[00:23:12] the money laundering plot. Meanwhile,
[00:23:16] the head of the Financial Intelligence Unit, Omar Reyes
[00:23:20] Colmenares, reported that Mexico received 5 million
[00:23:23] dollars in assets diverted by Genaro García
[00:23:26] Luna. The FIU filed a civil
[00:23:29] lawsuit before the Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit in Miami
[00:23:33] Dade, Florida, to recover the diverted
[00:23:36] assets. On August 25,
[00:23:39] 2026, the Mexican state received
[00:23:43] 5.
[00:23:44] 805,693.50.
[00:23:51] The Financial Intelligence Unit
[00:24:02] has also reported that so far this administration, more than
[00:24:06] 24,000 bank accounts have been blocked and that one
[00:24:09] out of three is linked to criminal groups. From Mexico
[00:24:13] City, Jessica Murillo N+
[00:24:16] Univision. In sports, the summer splurge,
[00:24:18] millions of dollars from Tottenham
[00:24:22] still do not translate into victory on the field in the Premier
[00:24:25] League, two matches, zero
[00:24:28] points. Felipe Sebastián Muñoz with the sports
[00:24:31] images.
[00:24:36] Friends of TDN, with the pleasure of being able to greet you and share the most important sports
[00:24:40] news, I am Felipe Sebastián Muñoz, with information from
[00:24:43] England, because Liverpool and Nottingham Forest drew 2-2 at Anfield
[00:24:47] as part of matchday 2 of the Premier League. Alexander Isak, Víctor
[00:24:51] Muñoz scored for the Reds, while Taren Doy and Morgan
[00:24:54] White did so for the
[00:24:56] Trees. In London, precisely,
[00:25:00] Newcastle defeated Tottenham 2-0 also as part of the
[00:25:03] second matchday of the Premier League. Anthony Elanga and John Wise
[00:25:07] scored for the Magpies, who registered their first victory of the
[00:25:10] tournament after the draw in the previous matchday against Liverpool. The
[00:25:14] Spurs, two matches, two defeats
[00:25:18] far. Slovenian cyclist Tadej
[00:25:22] Pogačar, leader of the general classification, had to abandon the Vuelta
[00:25:26] a España this Saturday after suffering a fall 32 km from the finish line of the
[00:25:29] eighth stage located in the Valencian town of Xeraco. This
[00:25:32] abandonment leaves the competition without its great star who had
[00:25:36] decided to participate in this edition to crown himself for the first
[00:25:39] time in Spain and thus complete his full set of titles in
[00:25:42] the three Grand Tours, Tour de France and the Giro d'
[00:25:45] Italia. For my part, that's all. Always with the pleasure
[00:25:50] the world singing to animals, and he does it. of being able to greet you and inform you, I am Felipe Sebastián Muñoz and of course
[00:25:53] I want you to have a very good afternoon in the company of your
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