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[00:00:00] we succeeded
[00:00:02] what a bad lady, in a good way, she wanted to see us adopted there with that rock
[00:00:06] yes, she's over the top, no feelings
[00:00:08] so you can see
[00:00:11] experiencing when trying to fish to that I love you, today I will give you
[00:00:13] dinner.
[00:00:16] Who is the Mask? An out-of-this-world show, world premiere Sunday, October 11, at 8 And what will you give us? Some big croquettes, I bought a
[00:00:20] big sack
[00:00:20] like that.
[00:00:30] An appeals court unanimously overturned the deportation of
[00:00:34] undocumented immigrants to third
[00:00:37] countries. The decision would allow
[00:00:40] immigrants to have the opportunity to challenge their
[00:00:44] expulsion from the country in court. The
[00:00:46] Department of Homeland Security issues a strong warning to immigration
[00:00:50] lawyers who submit asylum applications deemed
[00:00:53] fraudulent.
[00:00:56] The conflict between President Trump and the press intensifies after the.
[00:01:05] stood up and protected all of
[00:01:12] applications contribute to
[00:01:30] Good evening, an appeals court rejected the deportation policy to
[00:01:33] third countries that the Trump administration is
[00:01:37] carrying out and that has allowed it to expel people to
[00:01:40] nations as far away as the Central
[00:01:44] African Republic, and as Guillermo González tells us, the judicial
[00:01:47] decision also includes giving migrants the opportunity
[00:01:51] to challenge the deportation in court.
[00:01:55] The ruling by the First Circuit Court of Appeals
[00:01:59] in Boston declared the Department of Homeland Security's
[00:02:02] guidance for deporting undocumented immigrants
[00:02:06] to third countries illegal. The court said that the government must
[00:02:10] previously notify them in advance about their
[00:02:14] possible transfer and the risks they
[00:02:16] would face. The reason why people are deported to
[00:02:20] third countries is usually because they cannot be
[00:02:23] deported to their countries of origin, since they were
[00:02:28] tudem, what is Hispanic subject to such persecution there...
[00:02:30] In some parts of its ruling, the judgment states: the guidance conflicts
[00:02:35] drugs into the with the statutory and regulatory provisions
[00:02:38] governing fear claims of torture to the
[00:02:41] extent that it authorizes expulsions to third
[00:02:44] countries without effective notice and a meaningful
[00:02:48] opportunity to assert such
[00:02:50] claims in relation to such
[00:02:54] trial. This was the judge's expulsions. This is something terrible
[00:02:57] here, this is something very, very
[00:03:00] terrible, the family so far away. In the
[00:03:04] 55-page ruling, the Court prohibited the
[00:03:07] government from evading and circumventing the
[00:03:10] hearing procedures established by immigration laws
[00:03:14] by using diplomatic agreements or internal
[00:03:17] shortcuts. This ruling is not final, the Department
[00:03:21] of Justice may appeal it. But the Department of
[00:03:24] Homeland Security has emphasized that this
[00:03:27] court decision
[00:03:31] is not yet in effect and therefore
[00:03:34] people will continue to be deported to third
[00:03:37] countries, as they cannot
[00:03:39] perfect run in the be deported to their countries of
[00:03:42] believe that this measure impacts origin. According to the Appeals Court document, the Department of Homeland
[00:03:45] Security attempted to create its own rule to evade
[00:03:49] current laws during proceedings to send
[00:03:53] deportees to other countries that are not their own.
[00:03:57] Africa is one of the most common destinations for those
[00:04:00] remains in third place immigrants who are expelled from the United
[00:04:03] States. Some immigration experts believe
[00:04:07] that this legal dispute and this decision by the Federal Court of
[00:04:10] Appeals will inevitably end up in the Supreme
[00:04:13] Court, just as has already occurred with other similar cases of this
[00:04:17] type. Félix, back to you. Thank
[00:04:21] you, Guillermo, speaking of immigration,
[00:04:23] urging the government to lawyers who handle asylum applications
[00:04:26] are now facing a serious warning from the federal
[00:04:29] government. Their work will be analyzed to see if any
[00:04:32] type of fraud is committed in this process.
[00:04:35] If so, those responsible for that
[00:04:38] fraud will be fined more than $470,000,
[00:04:41] as Rolman
[00:04:44] Vergara tells us.
[00:04:47] For immigration lawyer Ingrid Echeverría, preparing an asylum
[00:04:51] case means listening to a story, looking for evidence
[00:04:54] and deciding if it complies with the law. But now the federal
[00:04:58] government warns that it will also be closely watching those
[00:05:02] who sign and present those cases. This has always existed
[00:05:05] and as an immigration lawyer it doesn't
[00:05:08] scare me because that's a problem for people who commit fraud
[00:05:11] in my signature, we always do a consultation first to
[00:05:14] determine if the person is eligible for the benefit they
[00:05:18] seek. In a letter sent this week, the American Immigration
[00:05:21] Lawyers Association, the Department of Homeland
[00:05:24] Security warned that it will pursue what it considers unfounded
[00:05:28] or fraudulent asylum applications. And it ensures that
[00:05:32] it will use all available legal tools against the lawyers
[00:05:36] who present them. If you have all the factors in line, then your
[00:05:39] job as a lawyer is to look for them. Look for other cases
[00:05:43] that support your position to be able to
[00:05:46] win them. They seek to impose a fine of more than
[00:05:49] $470,000 on Suraj Ratt Sing,
[00:05:53] an immigration lawyer based in Queens with a national practice. The
[00:05:57] agency accuses him of presenting 118 allegedly
[00:06:00] fraudulent documents in 54 cases with
[00:06:04] statements that, according to DHS, repeated almost
[00:06:07] identical stories of persecution. This administration
[00:06:10] is not only intimidating immigration lawyers,
[00:06:13] surely, lawyers will perhaps
[00:06:17] be triple as careful when accepting cases to represent them. The
[00:06:21] government argues that baseless
[00:06:24] delaying a system that accumulates millions of cases. But for
[00:06:28] lawyers like Cheberría, who works closely with pro-immigrant
[00:06:32] organizations like Cosecha, there is another concern: that
[00:06:35] fear of being investigated or sanctioned will end up
[00:06:38] making it difficult for people with legitimate cases not to find
[00:06:42] representation. This implies
[00:06:45] a lot, because perhaps we will assume lawyers who
[00:06:49] are more easily intimidated will not want to
[00:06:52] take the cases. The fine of more than $470,000
[00:06:56] is not yet a definitive sanction, it is a
[00:06:59] civil action taken by ICE and the lawyer has the right
[00:07:03] to defend themselves against the accusations. In New Jerry
[00:07:06] Rolman Vergara. N mas, Univision.
[00:07:09] Today, CNN reporters were prohibited
[00:07:13] from entering the White House to carry out their work, this
[00:07:17] after the president accused those media outlets of spreading,
[00:07:20] according to him, false news. From
[00:07:23] Washington, Ana María Cañizares has more on
[00:07:26] this new escalation of tension between the president and the
[00:07:29] press. What began as a warning
[00:07:33] was executed this Saturday. A few
[00:07:36] hours after President Trump ordered that CNN,
[00:07:39] MS. Politico and the White House be denied
[00:07:43] access to journalists, journalists from the three media outlets
[00:07:46] were prevented from entering and their credentials were
[00:07:49] revoked.
[00:07:51] CNN and MSnow reporters reported live
[00:07:55] on what happened from the street, narrating how their access
[00:07:58] codes associated with their press passes were deactivated
[00:08:02] and their credentials requested by the Secret Service.
[00:08:06] CNN, MSN and Politico reported on the
[00:08:09] restriction on their journalists and emphasized that they will continue to report
[00:08:13] to hold the government accountable despite the measure, which they
[00:08:16] considered unconstitutional and undemocratic. They added that
[00:08:20] they will continue to defend the First Amendment to their
[00:08:22] journalists. On this sidewalk in front of the White House, the
[00:08:26] MSN and CNN teams have set up after their
[00:08:29] credentials were revoked. They have insisted that from here they will continue
[00:08:33] to do their work. Citizens
[00:08:36] outside the White House commented on this
[00:08:39] decision. He has to accept all the criticism.
[00:08:42] The situation in this country is very difficult.
[00:08:46] Freedom of expression is always important, and perhaps they should
[00:08:49] find a way to allow more spaces. Critics of the government
[00:08:55] people, it is the freedom of people to
[00:08:58] decide where they want to get their news from, where they want to receive
[00:09:02] information, while voices aligned with the administration do not
[00:09:06] see this as a problem, here no media outlet has been prohibited from
[00:09:09] reporting what they have to report, only... that they do not have the
[00:09:13] privilege of being able to be inside the White House.
[00:09:16] Organizations defending freedom of expression such as the Committee to Protect
[00:09:20] Journalists, the Inter American Press Association and the
[00:09:24] White House Correspondents' Association issued
[00:09:27] statements in defense of journalism, considering the
[00:09:30] measure intimidating and a serious precedent,
[00:09:35] reverse it. From Washington, Ana María Cañizares, NMAS
[00:09:39] Univision. President Trump lashes out at detractors
[00:09:43] of artificial intelligence advancement, making it clear, once again, that
[00:09:47] his administration will not hinder
[00:09:51] or slow down the growth of the sector. He also anticipated that an
[00:09:54] AI force will be created to detect irregularities and
[00:09:58] that a coordinator for this matter will soon be
[00:10:01] appointed. Several regions of the country are on alert for bad weather
[00:10:05] this weekend, extreme heat in the center and south, strong storms
[00:10:08] in the center, moving towards the Great Lakes and
[00:10:19] Thank you very much, how are you, I hope you are having an excellent weekend,
[00:10:23] well, let's start right away by taking a look at my
[00:10:27] weather headlines, from coast to coast, starting especially with the
[00:10:30] western region of the country, since we will have a dry panorama and intense
[00:10:34] heat will be dominating, much caution, center of the
[00:10:38] country, unfortunately the risk of severe weather returns, I am
[00:10:41] monitoring a potential for strong storms and the northeast of the nation,
[00:10:45] same story, in fact this is how the panorama looks for this entire
[00:10:49] weekend, at the moment more than 40 million people are at
[00:10:52] risk of severe weather level one level number two,
[00:10:55] Wichita, San Luis, Cincinnati, but also for sectors of the
[00:10:59] southeast of our nation, potential for hail, strong wind
[00:11:02] gusts and remember, the formation of some tornado can never be
[00:11:06] ruled out, on the one hand rain, but on the other hand we also continue with the
[00:11:10] tremendous heat, look, more than 45 million people are
[00:11:14] at risk from the state of Texas, Oklahoma, part of San
[00:11:17] Luis, Memphis, even also for our people in the Atlanta
[00:11:21] area, the values, at this moment we have a somewhat
[00:11:24] divided panorama. Heat in Kansas City with 95 degrees, but look
[00:11:28] 70s in Chicago with potential for storms,
[00:11:31] even something cool if you can believe it for Bismarck with those
[00:11:34] 67 degrees and 101 in the
[00:11:38] Phoenix area. Now also besides the rain and heat we also
[00:11:42] have to be careful with our drought since the risk of
[00:11:46] wildfires remains, much caution the four corners as
[00:11:49] well as to the north, in the area of Billings, Rapid City and
[00:11:53] even our people in the Minneapolis area. Now where,
[00:11:57] when, at what time will we be registering said rain, well, here is the
[00:12:00] future radar, note how by Sunday we will maintain
[00:12:04] strong rain activity, especially for Washington, New York,
[00:12:07] our people also for sectors in the Florida area, facing
[00:12:11] Monday and the risk of floods will
[00:12:14] remain especially for the Midwest region, it
[00:12:18] is important that you be very careful, that's all for my report. Gabriel, thank
[00:12:22] you very much, a college football player. The
[00:12:25] University of Mass Dark Mout died and another was
[00:12:28] injured after being stabbed shortly after midnight this
[00:12:32] Saturday in Providence Road Island, apparently a fight
[00:12:36] broke out in a restaurant parking lot that resulted in the
[00:12:39] stabbing of the young men. One of the victims, Marvin
[00:12:43] Antoine, 18, was stabbed in the chest,
[00:12:46] was taken to the hospital where his death was
[00:12:49] confirmed. A Colorado defense attorney faces
[00:12:53] his own legal problems. Nail Camera is behind
[00:12:57] bars accused of smuggling
[00:13:00] Arapahoe County jail. Camera
[00:13:04] remains held on $75 bail,
[00:13:07] authorities did not disclose how they suspect the drug was introduced into the
[00:13:11] correctional facility.
[00:13:14] The femicide of the Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte will go to
[00:13:19] decision after determining that the evidence against Francisco Javier
[00:13:23] N, aka El Trompa, is conclusive. She also ordered
[00:13:27] preventive detention. The prosecutor's office, for its part, will ask for a
[00:13:30] sentence of 70 years, from Mexico, Mónica
[00:13:33] Garduño, has more details on this
[00:13:36] case. A judge in the state of Morelos linked
[00:13:39] Francisco Javier to the femicide of Claudia
[00:13:42] Tacoronte, which occurred last September 12 inside the
[00:13:46] Casa de la Cultura de Cuautla Morelos. According to the
[00:13:49] prosecutor's office, the man attacked the 21-year-old Spanish exchange
[00:13:52] student with a knife to steal her cell
[00:13:56] phone. During the hearing, 26 pieces of
[00:14:00] evidence were presented against the accused, including the
[00:14:03] statements of two women, one of whom declared that she saw Francisco
[00:14:07] Javier attack the student with a knife, and the femicide's
[00:14:10] ex-partner who recognized him in videos. During the hearing it was
[00:14:14] mentioned that the accused has a criminal record for various
[00:14:17] crimes. Meanwhile, after 6 days, Claudia Tacoronte's
[00:14:21] body was handed over to her relatives.
[00:14:46] It was the formal delivery of Claudia's body to her father, Mr. Valentín, the consul of Spain in Mexico was present, as well as authorities from the University of Granada, he was explained the legal issue of what is done in Mexico for these cases and
[00:14:50] he took the
[00:14:51] body away.
[00:15:00] We don't believe there are conditions, not because we can't receive people from other countries
[00:15:04] or other states, but because there are no clear protocols and because the
[00:15:08] violence crisis we are living in is being ignored. The alleged
[00:15:11] femicide of Claudia Tacoronte will remain in prison for the 4 months of the
[00:15:15] complementary investigation for the femicide of the Spanish
[00:15:18] student. From Mexico City, Mónica Garduño,
[00:15:22] N+ Univision. This Friday, a puma
[00:15:25] was sighted roaming a San Francisco neighborhood,
[00:15:29] which led the police and animal control teams to cordon off
[00:15:33] the area and ask residents to stay in their
[00:15:36] homes. These images show an officer patrolling the
[00:15:39] neighborhood before the puma came out from some bushes and
[00:15:43] ran along the sidewalk. It was finally sedated,
[00:15:46] captured and released into its natural habitat,
[00:15:49] fortunately. And a woman faces felony charges in
[00:15:53] a disturbing case of alleged cruelty against
[00:15:57] more than 300 animals in Los
[00:16:00] Angeles County. Christine de Anda is responsible for an
[00:16:03] animal rescue center in Lake Hughes that was intervened
[00:16:07] in March after an anonymous complaint was received about possible
[00:16:11] abuse and negligence. She now faces 35
[00:16:14] charges, including felonies and misdemeanors, including
[00:16:18] animal cruelty. After the
[00:16:20] break, Shakira begins her residency in the Spanish
[00:16:23] capital with a spectacular concert.
[00:16:27] And Barcelona had to resort to a superb
[00:16:30] Raphinha to come back in the match against
[00:16:32] Sevilla.
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[00:20:23] received anonymous messages and threats. Victim of brutal
[00:20:26] cyberbullying, he doesn't want to see you ever again.
[00:20:30] Even her boyfriend started to be harassed. They received
[00:20:34] up to 50 texts a day. A terrifying
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[00:20:50] biex.
[00:20:54] hundreds of Honduran fishermen are asking their government for help to
[00:20:57] face the drama they are
[00:21:01] support their families and this is because they are forced to navigate in
[00:21:04] border waters where they are harassed by naval forces
[00:21:08] from Nicaragua and El Salvador, as Claudia
[00:21:11] Mendoza tells us.
[00:21:13] Roberto Carlos Paz prepares his nets with the resignation of someone who knows that
[00:21:17] today, in addition to fish, he could catch some... foreign
[00:21:20] fish. Why risk it? We risk it because
[00:21:24] here in Honduran waters there is no product, no fish,
[00:21:28] no shrimp. In the south of Honduras, climate change
[00:21:31] drove the fish away and the sea swallowed the houses.
[00:21:35] This forces fishermen to fish in invisible borders, where
[00:21:39] the naval authorities of El Salvador and Nicaragua lurk. They
[00:21:42] take everything, which is nets, engine,
[00:21:45] boat, everything, everything, they take everything, they leave them nothing.
[00:21:49] Although there is no official record, catches are weekly,
[00:21:53] particularly by the Nicaraguan navy, which pursues them until they are captured and their equipment is
[00:21:57] taken when they fish in Honduran waters or cross into that country,
[00:22:00] and they tied them up like iguanas, and when we were
[00:22:03] tied up like iguanas, they kicked us because I raised my head like this to look
[00:22:07] like this. Ramón and his companions also denounce the business
[00:22:11] behind the uniform, a cross-border network that
[00:22:15] resells confiscated Honduran equipment. We saw the Nicaraguans,
[00:22:18] those from the naval force. They sell it to the same fishermen,
[00:22:22] yes, the same fishermen from there, well, the truth is that here the ones who bother the most are the
[00:22:26] Nicaraguan navies, you know, when they go out to bother
[00:22:29] it's, I mean, to steal the fishing nets, to take the
[00:22:32] boats. For these families plunged into poverty,
[00:22:35] recovering their tools is impossible, Nicaragua demands
[00:22:38] fines of up to $3,000 per boat, but well,
[00:22:42] here I am, I haven't recovered anything of what I've lost,
[00:22:46] because that's not it. The naval
[00:22:49] posts in the south, like this one we visited, are abandoned, they are
[00:22:53] neglected facilities where the marines do what they can with what
[00:22:56] little they have. Univision requested a statement from the Honduran Navy,
[00:23:00] but they argued that they do not have authorized personnel to
[00:23:03] speak. The thousands of fishing families are asking for more naval
[00:23:07] surveillance to stop a siege and human rights violation
[00:23:10] that has persisted for decades. In
[00:23:13] Choluteca, Honduras, Claudia Mendoza for Univision.
[00:23:17] Shakira began her 12-concert residency in Spain with a
[00:23:20] first concert in Madrid before more than 50,000
[00:23:24] people. During her repertoire of 25
[00:23:26] songs, she spoke without mincing words about her private
[00:23:29] life, made some very personal confessions, and also
[00:23:33] recalled what she experienced in that country and thanked all her fans
[00:23:37] for their support to continue with her life
[00:23:40] and career. The She-Wolf moves forward. And in
[00:23:44] sports, Raphinha is flying and scored his second
[00:23:47] hat-trick in a row against Barcelona.
[00:23:51] They are leading the Spanish League at the moment
[00:23:54] with a perfect score after seven games. Saritsi
[00:23:58] Sosa with the sports
[00:24:00] images.
[00:24:06] How good that you join us in Contacto Deportivo, we are going to
[00:24:09] start with all the information this
[00:24:11] Saturday. And we go to the Spanish
[00:24:15] League, because Barça is unstoppable, just
[00:24:19] like Raphinha. The Brazilian scored a hat-trick for
[00:24:22] Barcelona to come back and beat Sevilla 3-1.
[00:24:26] Barça maintains a
[00:24:29] league and maintains the lead there at the
[00:24:33] Sánchez Pizjuán.
[00:24:36] Now we go to Serie A, as Lazio beat Venezia 2-0
[00:24:40] as visitors, Zaccagni opened the
[00:24:43] scoring and Tillary Nozlin sealed the match with
[00:24:47] a win in which Lazio
[00:24:50] in the table, therefore, Venezia is also
[00:24:54] in the relegation zone. Now
[00:24:57] we go to the Bundesliga, as Borussia Dortmund maintains a perfect run in the
[00:25:01] Bundesliga, the yellow team won 2-1 against
[00:25:04] Stuttgart as visitors and added their fourth victory in the
[00:25:08] championship, the win allows them to continue at the top while
[00:25:12] Stuttgart still has three
[00:25:14] points.
[00:25:17] Now we go to the major leagues because Tampa Bay left
[00:25:21] Boston 2-1, Richie Palacios hit the game-winning single in the ninth
[00:25:24] inning, in a game where the Rays decided the game.
[00:25:28] dramatic, the hit unleashed celebration in the stadium and
[00:25:31] sealed an agonizing victory for the
[00:25:34] Rays.
[00:25:37] The Mets beat the Philips six to three and snapped a five-game
[00:25:40] losing streak. Juan Soto was
[00:25:43] the star with a three-run homer in the sixth
[00:25:47] inning to lead the victory. In New
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[00:30:35] Hi, I'm Leo González, I'm a bank police officer so I'm going to
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[00:30:44] good afternoon, uh, Leonardo González, bank
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[00:30:50] bench, 15, 20 minutes, it's a maximum of 10
[00:30:53] minutes, so if you want to change benches please, but if I want to stay
[00:30:57] I imagine your training must be very hard.