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[00:00:00] people using your social security number to
[00:00:03] make reports that are not
[00:00:06] yours, and if after verification it is determined that
[00:00:10] the balance does correspond to you, the
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[00:00:22] That's all for Noticias Cinemas Univisión, I'm Ana
[00:00:25] Casablanca, and if you're wondering where to go
[00:00:28] if you're in a similar situation, here we will share the official IRS
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[00:00:35] recommendation is also to consult directly with a tax
[00:00:38] professional. Let's go back now with Nayari NG. She has
[00:00:42] the details of the temperatures we can expect for the rest of this
[00:00:46] weekend. Go ahead, Nayeri. Sadan, I'd like to
[00:00:48] mention that for tomorrow, Sunday, the maximum temperatures will
[00:00:52] drop. While this Saturday
[00:00:55] the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here on afternoon was quite warm in much of Northern and Central
[00:00:57] Latinomix. Stay on California, we are talking about a Sunday with maximum temperatures remaining in the
[00:01:01] 60s, 70s, 80s for my people in the Bay
[00:01:05] Area with a little of that cloudiness. Now, if we
[00:01:08] move towards the Sacramento Valley, also warm conditions, a
[00:01:12] little warmer, of course, than the Bay Area, with highs above
[00:01:15] 80s, and I also don't rule out a little of that cloud
[00:01:20] believe that this measure impacts cover, but as I say, so far we are not needing umbrellas
[00:01:22] for Sunday afternoon. Now, for my people in the
[00:01:26] Central Valley, the maximum temperatures are quite hot,
[00:01:30] exceeding 87,
[00:01:32] The shadow that passes, the light that embraces 89, 90s, and with that humidity in the form of cloudiness,
[00:01:36] our lands, you are not going to they might feel those warmer conditions a bit more than
[00:01:39] what the mercury indicates. As for the winds, they will remain
[00:01:42] quite calm in the coming hours, even for tomorrow
[00:01:46] afternoon, Sunday. Gusts will remain at 19 to 22
[00:01:50] miles per hour towards the coast, even for the mountains remaining below
[00:01:54] 20 miles per hour. They could
[00:01:57] still increase for the San
[00:02:00] urging the government to Francisco sector during the night hours, but from there, they will remain
[00:02:03] you need a legal team that understands what quite calm during Sunday. For Monday,
[00:02:06] they could increase in intensity, but we are not talking
[00:02:09] about strong winds as such. Anyway, remember to keep
[00:02:13] a warm coat with you early in the morning. Now,
[00:02:16] regarding precipitation, from the coming
[00:02:19] hours to Monday, there is quite a lot of cloudiness, and it
[00:02:23] seems this future model indicates the possibility of some
[00:02:26] showers towards the mountain area from Monday
[00:02:30] afternoon, but then it will clear up and the
[00:02:34] weather conditions will improve. Anyway, the
[00:02:37] forecast does not include precipitation towards the Central
[00:02:41] Valley, so Monday starts the work week with
[00:02:44] quite warm conditions towards the valley, Sacramento Valley, Central
[00:02:48] dealing with multiple payments. We Valley, Bay Area, in the range of 70-80 degrees,
[00:02:51] but with those quite hot temperatures in the coming
[00:02:55] days exceeding 90 degrees, remember to take into account these symptoms of
[00:02:59] possible heat stroke, headache, hot, red
[00:03:03] and dry skin, rapid heartbeat, loss of
[00:03:05] consciousness. It's important to drink plenty of water, take your
[00:03:09] breaks in the shade, wear light and loose clothing, and if you notice
[00:03:12] any of these symptoms, go to the doctor because the
[00:03:16] situation can become fatal, especially for my people
[00:03:19] towards Bakersfield where temperatures are expected to even reach
[00:03:23] 100 degrees for Thursday, and for my people in Sacramento, a
[00:03:26] very hot situation for next week, the...
[00:03:31] Thank you very much, Nayari, for that information. We are now going to the city of Fresno because
[00:03:35] they are finalizing the last details for the celebration of the
[00:03:38] national holidays that begin tomorrow. Street vendors are also
[00:03:41] preparing to become the gastronomic center of this
[00:03:44] celebration. Nicole Santos has the rest of the
[00:03:47] details.
[00:03:50] The smell of freshly made tacos, burritos, and elotes marks the beginning
[00:03:54] of one of the most anticipated days for Cecilia, who, like dozens of other street
[00:03:58] vendors in Fresno, are preparing every detail to welcome thousands of
[00:04:02] families this Sunday to the national holiday event. It not only
[00:04:06] benefits me, but also my
[00:04:08] daughters. I have one studying in Sacramento, and
[00:04:11] obviously that income helps
[00:04:15] me continue helping my daughter. The traditional parade will go down Fulton
[00:04:19] Street between Lainio and Fresno with floats, live music, and folk
[00:04:23] groups, becoming the perfect moment for local
[00:04:26] commerce. This year we will have security at all entrances.
[00:04:30] And they will be checking with metal detectors and all that so
[00:04:34] that we all feel better during the event. Flavia Arechiga with the
[00:04:37] Hispanic Foundation of the Fresno Area recommends participants to arrive
[00:04:41] early and anticipate road closures throughout the event that honors
[00:04:44] Hispanic traditions. Take this opportunity to come to the
[00:04:48] event, because events like these are not common here in Fresno
[00:04:52] to enjoy, to perhaps teach one's
[00:04:54] children how all this traditional
[00:04:58] culture is celebrated, a day where Hispanic pride
[00:05:01] and the effort of our hard-working people unite in a single
[00:05:05] celebration in the heart of Fresno. A pride that I will
[00:05:08] be there and well, I feel very happy because it is something
[00:05:12] very important for both Mexicans and
[00:05:15] Ecuadorians, Salvadorans, this,
[00:05:19] well, we are one blood
[00:05:21] united.
[00:05:24] Nicole Santos, NM Univision.
[00:05:28] Be very careful because if you plan to visit San Francisco or leave the
[00:05:31] city, prepare this Sunday, you may find traffic backed up. When
[00:05:35] we return, we will tell you which highways are closed throughout the
[00:05:39] weekend. Also, the Consulate General of Guatemala
[00:05:43] in San Francisco will have a mobile consulate this Sunday, September 20
[00:05:47] at Rancho Cotate High School at 5450
[00:05:50] Snyder Lane in the city of Broner Park. You also have the information on
[00:05:54] screen. They will assist with procedures such as passports, marriage
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[00:08:53] during the Bark in the Park event, which translates to Bark in the Park in San
[00:08:57] Jose. Local organizations and shelters brought animals
[00:09:01] available for adoption with the hope that some could
[00:09:04] find a new home. Look at these little animals,
[00:09:08] we are here, hopefully finding new homes and families for
[00:09:12] the... they are in our center and if you have space in your
[00:09:15] home to adopt, come to our center, it is important to adopt,
[00:09:19] there are many animals when they don't have a home, they don't have a home
[00:09:23] or family and to come to the center and be able to find a
[00:09:27] new family for you, it would be very good,
[00:09:30] with the faces of these dogs, the event also gathered
[00:09:34] hundreds of pet owners and organizations dedicated to the
[00:09:37] welfare of these animals. We'll be back with more information, don't
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[00:12:06] Land of love and courage, Monday to Friday at 9 on
[00:12:10] Univision, this is where Proposition 39 comes in
[00:12:14] California. The proposal would change several rules on how
[00:12:17] we verify our identity when voting. If you vote in person, you will have to
[00:12:21] present a government-issued ID. And if you vote by
[00:12:25] mail, you would have to provide the last four digits of the ID
[00:12:28] number you selected for your registration. It would change how
[00:12:32] your identity is verified when voting. It would add new
[00:12:35] requirements to the electoral process in California,
[00:12:38] so understand it, decide it
[00:12:41] N+ Univision, now we are
[00:12:44] more, more strong, closer,
[00:12:48] more united than ever, now we are more. Hello,
[00:12:51] I'm your friend Glory Bella and I'm waiting for you here on Amor 100.3 Monday to Saturday from
[00:12:55] 10 to 3.
[00:12:58] Are you leaving or entering the city of San Francisco? Get ready, a stretch of
[00:13:02] Highway 101 in this city remains closed for construction this
[00:13:06] weekend. Caltrans will close Highway 101 northbound,
[00:13:10] also known as Hospital Curve, between César Chávez Street
[00:13:13] and 17th Street. This closure
[00:13:16] will continue until Monday at 6 in the morning. There was a similar
[00:13:20] closure on the same stretch during the Labor Day weekend, so
[00:13:24] please if you are going through there, take precautions.
[00:13:27] And with this, we reach the end of Noticias N+ Univisión
[00:13:30] California. On behalf of all the team that makes this program possible, we want to, as
[00:13:34] always, thank you for tuning in, but first, remind you that we have an
[00:13:38] appointment tomorrow. Have a very good
[00:13:40] night.
[00:13:45] An appeals court unanimously struck down the deportation of
[00:13:49] undocumented immigrants to third
[00:13:52] countries. The decision would allow
[00:13:55] immigrants to have the opportunity to challenge their expulsion
[00:13:59] from the country in court. The
[00:14:01] Department of Homeland Security issues a strong warning to immigration
[00:14:05] lawyers who submit asylum
[00:14:08] applications deemed fraudulent. The
[00:14:11] conflict between President Trump and the press intensifies after the veto of three
[00:14:15] media outlets. CNN and Politico
[00:14:19] reported today that their journalists were denied access to the White
[00:14:23] House. And in Mexico, justice decides that there is
[00:14:27] enough evidence to prosecute Francisco Javier
[00:14:30] N for the femicide of Spanish student
[00:14:33] Claudia Tacoronte in Morelos.
[00:14:36] This is your N+ Univision weekend newscast with
[00:14:40] Félix de Bedur.
[00:14:42] Good evening, an appeals court
[00:14:44] rejected the third-country deportation policy that the
[00:14:48] Trump administration is carrying out and that has
[00:14:52] allowed it to deport people to nations as distant
[00:14:55] as the Central African Republic. And as Guillermo
[00:14:59] González tells us, the judicial decision also includes
[00:15:02] giving migrants the opportunity to challenge their
[00:15:06] deportation in court.
[00:15:08] The ruling by the First Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals
[00:15:12] in Boston declared illegal the Department of
[00:15:15] Homeland Security's guidance for deporting undocumented
[00:15:19] immigrants to third countries. The Court said
[00:15:22] that the government should not previously
[00:15:26] notify them in advance of their possible
[00:15:29] transfer and the risks they would face. The reason
[00:15:33] people are deported to third countries is usually because they
[00:15:37] cannot be deported to their countries of origin, as
[00:15:41] there they were subjected to said persecution or
[00:15:44] torture. In some of its parts, the ruling states:
[00:15:48] the guidance conflicts with the statutory and regulatory
[00:15:52] provisions governing claims for fear of
[00:15:55] torture, to the extent that it authorizes expulsions to third
[00:15:59] countries without effective notice and a meaningful
[00:16:03] opportunity to assert such claims
[00:16:05] in connection with
[00:16:07] laws, using diplomatic agreements or internal shortcuts. such
[00:16:08] expulsions.
[00:16:12] something
[00:16:15] terrible here, this is something
[00:16:19] very, very terrible, the family so far away. In the 55-page
[00:16:22] ruling, the court prohibited the government from circumventing
[00:16:26] and skipping the hearing procedures
[00:16:29] established by immigration
[00:16:33] This ruling is not definitive, the Department of
[00:16:36] Justice will be able to...
[00:16:38] but the Department of Homeland Security has emphasized that
[00:16:41] still this decision by the Court of
[00:16:44] Appeals is not yet in effect
[00:16:47] and therefore people will continue to be
[00:16:51] deported to third countries since they cannot
[00:16:54] be deported to their countries of origin. According to the Appeals
[00:16:57] Court document, the Department of Homeland
[00:17:00] Security tried to create its own rule to evade
[00:17:04] existing laws during the procedures to send
[00:17:08] deportees to other countries that are not their own.
[00:17:12] Africa is one of the most common destinations for those
[00:17:15] immigrants who are expelled from the United
[00:17:18] States. Some immigration experts believe
[00:17:21] that this legal dispute and this decision by the Federal Court of
[00:17:25] Appeals will inevitably end up in the Supreme
[00:17:28] Court, as has already happened with other similar cases of this
[00:17:32] type. I'll be back with you. Thanks,
[00:17:36] Guillermo, and speaking of immigration, lawyers who handle asylum
[00:17:39] application cases now face a serious
[00:17:42] warning from the federal government. The work will be analyzed
[00:17:46] to see if any type of fraud in this
[00:17:49] process develops. If so, those
[00:17:52] responsible for that fraud will be fined more than $470,000,
[00:17:56] as Rolman Vergara tells
[00:17:59] us.
[00:18:02] For immigration lawyer Ingrid Echeperría, preparing an asylum
[00:18:06] case means listening to a story, looking for evidence, and
[00:18:10] deciding if it complies with the law. But now the federal
[00:18:13] government warns that it will also be closely watching
[00:18:16] those who sign and submit these cases. This has always existed, and
[00:18:20] as an immigration lawyer, it doesn't
[00:18:23] scare me, because that's a problem for people who commit fraud.
[00:18:27] In my firm, we always have a consultation first to determine if
[00:18:30] the person is eligible for the benefit they seek. In a letter sent
[00:18:34] this week to the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the
[00:18:38] Department of Homeland Security warned that it
[00:18:41] will pursue what it considers unfounded or fraudulent asylum
[00:18:45] applications and assures that it will use the legal
[00:18:49] tools available against the lawyers who submit them. If you have
[00:18:53] all the factors in line, then your job as a lawyer is to look
[00:18:56] for the facts, look for other cases that support your
[00:18:59] position to be able to win them. ICE seeks
[00:19:02] to impose a fine of more than $470,000
[00:19:06] on Rash Rat, an immigration lawyer based in
[00:19:09] Queens with a national practice. The agency accuses him of submitting
[00:19:13] 118 allegedly fraudulent documents in
[00:19:17] 54 cases with statements that, according
[00:19:20] to DHS, repeated almost identical stories of
[00:19:23] persecution. This administration is not only intimidating immigration
[00:19:26] lawyers, surely lawyers
[00:19:30] will have perhaps triple the caution when accepting cases
[00:19:34] to represent them.
[00:19:37] Unfounded virtues contribute to delaying a system
[00:19:40] that has accumulated millions of cases, but for lawyers like
[00:19:44] Cheberría, who works closely with pro-immigrant organizations like
[00:19:48] Cosecha, there is another concern: that fear of
[00:19:51] being investigated or sanctioned will end up
[00:19:53] making it difficult for people with legitimate cases not to
[00:19:56] find representation. This implies a
[00:20:00] lot, because perhaps we are going to assume lawyers who are
[00:20:04] more easily intimidated will not want to
[00:20:07] take cases. The fine of more than $470,
[00:20:11] is not yet a definitive sanction, it is a
[00:20:14] civil action taken by ICE, and the lawyer has the right
[00:20:18] to defend themselves against the accusations. In New Jersey,
[00:20:21] Rolman Vergara, N+,
[00:20:23] Univision. Today, CNN, Politico, and MS Now reporters
[00:20:27] were prohibited from entering the White House to
[00:20:30] do their job. This after the president accused
[00:20:33] those media outlets of spreading, according to him, fake news.
[00:20:38] From Washington, Ana María Cañizales has more on
[00:20:41] this new escalation of tension between the president and the
[00:20:44] press. What began as a warning
[00:20:48] was executed this Saturday.
[00:20:51] A few hours after President Trump ordered that CNN,
[00:20:54] MS Now, and Politico be denied access to the White
[00:20:58] House, journalists from the three media outlets were
[00:21:01] prevented from entering and their credentials were
[00:21:04] revoked.
[00:21:06] CNN and MS Now reporters reported live on
[00:21:10] what happened from the street, narrating how their access
[00:21:13] codes associated with their press passes were deactivated
[00:21:17] and their credentials were requested by the
[00:21:21] government. CNN, MS Now, and Politico reported on the
[00:21:24] restriction to their journalists and emphasized that they will continue to report
[00:21:28] to hold the government accountable despite the measure, which they
[00:21:31] considered unconstitutional and undemocratic. They added
[00:21:35] that they will continue to defend the First Amendment for their
[00:21:37] journalists. On this sidewalk in front of the White House, the
[00:21:41] MSN and CNN teams have set up after their credentials
[00:21:45] were revoked. They have insisted that from here they will continue to do their
[00:21:49] work. Citizens outside the White House
[00:21:52] commented on this decision, he has to accept all the criticism,
[00:21:56] well it is, it is very
[00:21:59] difficult the situation in this country, freedom of expression is always important,
[00:22:02] no, and perhaps they should find a way to allow more
[00:22:06] spaces. Government critics
[00:22:10] people, it is the freedom of people to
[00:22:13] decide where they want to get their news, where they want to receive
[00:22:17] information.
[00:22:22] they don't see a problem in this, no media outlet has been prohibited from reporting what they have to report,
[00:22:26] only that they don't have the privilege of being
[00:22:30] inside the White House. Organizations defending freedom of
[00:22:33] expression, such as the Committee to Protect Journalists, the Inter-American
[00:22:37] Press Association, and the White House Correspondents'
[00:22:40] Association, issued statements defending
[00:22:43] journalism, considering the measure intimidating
[00:22:47] and a serious precedent,
[00:22:50] reverse it. From Washington, Ana María Cañizales,
[00:22:54] NMAS Univision. President Trump lashes out at critics
[00:22:57] of the advancement of artificial intelligence, making
[00:23:00] it clear, once again, that his administration
[00:23:03] will not hinder or slow down
[00:23:06] the growth of the sector. He also anticipated that an AI
[00:23:10] task force would be created to detect irregularities and that
[00:23:13] a coordinator for this matter would soon be
[00:23:15] appointed. Several regions of the country are on alert for bad weather
[00:23:20] this weekend. Extreme heat in the center and south, severe storms
[00:23:23] in the center, moving towards the Great Lakes
[00:23:27] and the northeast. Gabriel Torres, meteorologist from our
[00:23:30] affiliate in San Antonio, Texas, has the
[00:23:32] forecast. Thank you very much, how are you? I hope you are
[00:23:36] having an excellent weekend. Well, let's start right
[00:23:39] now by taking a look at my weather headlines, from coast to
[00:23:43] coast, especially starting with the western region of the country,
[00:23:47] since we will have a dry panorama and intense
[00:23:51] heat will be dominating, much caution. Central
[00:23:55] country, unfortunately the risk of severe weather returns, I am
[00:23:58] monitoring a potential for severe storms and the northeast of the
[00:24:01] nation, same story, in fact, this is how the panorama looks for this entire
[00:24:05] weekend, at the moment more than 40 million people are at
[00:24:09] risk of severe weather, level one, level two,
[00:24:12] Wichita, St. Louis, Cincinnati, but also for sectors of the
[00:24:15] southeast of our nation, potential for hail, strong wind
[00:24:19] gusts and remember, you can never rule out the formation of a tornado,
[00:24:23] on the one hand the rain, but on the other hand we continue with the
[00:24:27] tremendous heat, see, more than 45 million people are at
[00:24:30] risk from the state of Texas, Oklahoma, part of St.
[00:24:34] Louis, Memphis, even for our people in the Atlanta
[00:24:37] area, the values, at this moment, we have a somewhat divided
[00:24:41] panorama, heat in Kansas City with 95 degrees, but see
[00:24:44] 70s in Chicago with potential for storms, even
[00:24:48] some cool weather, believe it or not, for Bismarck, with those
[00:24:51] 67 degrees and 101s in the
[00:24:55] Phoenix area, now also, in addition to the rain and heat, we must
[00:24:59] also be careful with our drought since the risk of forest
[00:25:02] fires remains, much caution in the four corners as
[00:25:06] well as to the north, in the area of Billings, Rapid City,
[00:25:10] even our people in the Minneapolis area, now where,
[00:25:13] when, at what time will we be registering radar in the future, note how already by
[00:25:17] Sunday we will maintain strong rain activity, especially for
[00:25:21] Washington, New York, our people, also for sectors in the
[00:25:25] Florida area, facing Monday and the risk of flooding will
[00:25:29] remain especially for the Midwest region, it is
[00:25:33] important that you be very careful, that's all for my report, Gabriel,
[00:25:36] thank you very much, a university American football player from
[00:25:40] UMass Dartmouth died and another
[00:25:43] was injured after being stabbed shortly after
[00:25:46] midnight this Saturday on Providence Road
[00:25:49] Island. Apparently a fight broke out in the parking lot of a
[00:25:53] restaurant which resulted in the stabbing of the young men,
[00:25:56] one of the victims, Marvin Antoine, 18 years old,
[00:25:59] received a stab wound to the chest, he was transferred to the hospital where
[00:26:03] his death was confirmed. A
[00:26:06] Colorado defense attorney faces his own legal problems,
[00:26:10] Neil Camera is behind bars accused of smuggling
[00:26:15] Arapahoe County Jail. Camera
[00:26:18] remains detained on a $75 bond.
[00:26:22] Authorities did not reveal how they suspect the drugs were
[00:26:25] introduced into the penitentiary. The
[00:26:29] femicide of Spanish student Claudia Tacorontee. to
[00:26:32] trial, this was the judge's decision after determining that the
[00:26:36] evidence against Francisco Javier N, alias El Trompa, is
[00:26:39] conclusive. In addition, he ordered preventive detention.
[00:26:43] The prosecution, for its part, will ask for a sentence of 70 years.
[00:26:47] From Mexico, Mónica Garduño, has more details
[00:26:50] of this case. A judge in the State of Morelos linked
[00:26:54] Francisco Javier to trial for the femicide of Claudia
[00:26:57] Tacoronte, which occurred last September 12 inside the
[00:27:01] Casa de la Cultura de Autra Morelos. According to the prosecution,
[00:27:04] the man attacked the 21-year-old Spanish exchange student
[00:27:08] with a knife to steal her cell phone.
[00:27:12] During the hearing, 26 pieces of evidence were presented
[00:27:16] against the accused, including the statements of two women,
[00:27:19] one of whom stated that she saw Francisco Javier attack the
[00:27:23] student with a knife and the femicide's ex-partner, who
[00:27:26] recognized him in videos. During the hearing, it was mentioned that the accused
[00:27:30] has a criminal record for various crimes.
[00:27:34] Meanwhile, after 6 days, the body of Claudia Tacoronte was
[00:27:37] handed over to her family, her father Valentín Tacoronte went
[00:27:41] to the site where his daughter was murdered to pay tribute
[00:27:45] and observe a minute of silence. It was the formal
[00:27:48] delivery of Claudia's body to her father, Mr.
[00:27:52] Valentín. The Consul of Spain in Mexico, authorities
[00:27:55] from the University of
[00:27:59] Granada, were also present. The legal
[00:28:02] process in Mexico for such cases was explained to him, and he
[00:28:06] then took the body. Students from the Autonomous University
[00:28:09] of Morelos, self-proclaimed La Resistencia, asked for student
[00:28:13] exchanges to be stopped. We don't believe
[00:28:16] there are conditions, not because we can't receive people from other countries, from
[00:28:20] other states, but because there are no clear protocols and because the
[00:28:23] violence crisis we are living in is being ignored. The alleged femicide of
[00:28:26] Claudia Tacoronte will remain in prison for the 4 months of the
[00:28:30] complementary investigation.
[00:28:38] This Friday, a puma was spotted roaming a neighborhood in San
[00:28:42] Francisco, which led police and animal control teams to
[00:28:46] cordon off the area and ask residents
[00:28:49] to stay in their homes. These images show
[00:28:53] an officer patrolling the neighborhood before the
[00:28:56] puma emerged from some bushes and ran down the sidewalk.
[00:28:59] It was finally sedated, captured, and released into its
[00:29:03] natural habitat, fortunately. And a woman
[00:29:06] faces felony charges in a disturbing case
[00:29:09] of alleged cruelty against more than
[00:29:12] 300 animals in Los Angeles County.
[00:29:16] Christine De Anda is the person responsible for an animal
[00:29:19] rescue center in Lake Hughes that was intervened in March after
[00:29:23] an anonymous complaint was received about possible abuse and
[00:29:27] negligence. She now faces 35 charges, including felonies
[00:29:30] and misdemeanors. life animal cruelty.
[00:29:33] After the break, Shakira begins her
[00:29:37] residency in the Spanish capital with a
[00:29:40] spectacular concert and Barcelona had to
[00:29:43] resort to a superb Raphinha to come back in the match against
[00:29:47] Sevilla.
[00:29:56] I have stood up and protected all of the people of the state of
[00:29:59] Illinois from the terrible policies of Donald Trump. At the end of the
[00:30:03] day Venezuelan people should choose how their government and their
[00:30:06] country is going to be run, but we're trying to repair
[00:30:10] 25 years of
[00:30:12] authoritarian,
[00:30:16] socialism.
[00:30:33] be with us today,
[00:30:36] it is stronger and it is everywhere,
[00:30:39] lados,
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[00:30:49] univisión app, Ángela returned to say goodbye to
[00:30:53] her grandmother Rosa and was amazed by the town and its
[00:30:56] secrets, you know the truth about my grandmother?