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[00:00:40] Tonight, Telemundo news, health alert. More than
[00:00:43] 300 people in 27 states of the country have fallen ill due to a salmonella outbreak in
[00:00:46] jalapeño peppers. We have the
[00:00:49] information. Threatened by drug trafficking, the U.S. State Department
[00:00:53] suspends activities in Michoacán due to security concerns. This includes
[00:00:57] inspectors in charge of the export of avocados.
[00:01:01] In Ice's sights, being a member of the armed forces is no longer a factor that
[00:01:04] Ice takes into consideration when detaining and deporting
[00:01:08] people as well. A woman was harassed by a man she
[00:01:11] met on a dating app, and he threatened to burn the teddy bear
[00:01:15] containing the ashes of her deceased son if he continued to be
[00:01:19] ignored. And be careful with
[00:01:22] directly related to mosquitoes, there's an alert from coast to coast for cases of dengue and West Nile virus. This is
[00:01:26] how we begin.
[00:01:29] Telemundo News Tonight with Aránzalo and
[00:01:33] Saga. Welcome and thank you very much for
[00:01:36] joining us. Tonight we begin with the salmonella outbreak
[00:01:40] son, have some protein so you can get related to jalapeño peppers that, according to the Centers for Disease Control and
[00:01:43] Prevention, has already affected at least
[00:01:47] 345 people who are experiencing these
[00:01:50] symptoms. Tracking information identifies that these jalapeños came
[00:01:55] migrant labor are also affected, from Sinaloa, Mexico, and that cases have already been registered in 27 states in this
[00:01:58] country. Guzmán has the information: it is one of the most
[00:02:02] iconic and present ingredients in Mexican cuisine, but today the
[00:02:06] jalapeño is at the center of a health alert due to a salmonella
[00:02:09] outbreak, linked to Chipotle restaurants that so far
[00:02:13] has cases in 27 states in the country, the most affected are
[00:02:16] Minnesota and Colorado with 110 cases each, followed by
[00:02:20] Illinois where 30 have been reported. Salmonella is
[00:02:23] a bacteria that occurs in different parts,
[00:02:27] ah we see it in the intestine which in this case.
[00:02:30] it is probably from water that they are using that is
[00:02:34] dirty, in total there are 345 people who have
[00:02:37] fallen ill with salmonella, of which at least 36 have been
[00:02:40] hospitalized according to CDC reports. We are going to start with
[00:02:44] stomach pain, diarrhea, fever is also
[00:02:48] associated there are the most common symptoms and you can
[00:02:51] count 8 hours or 7 hours back and you realize more
[00:02:55] or less where you were eating. According to the CDC, symptoms usually
[00:02:58] begin between the first 6 hours and 6 days
[00:03:02] after ingesting the bacteria and
[00:03:05] it, now the blow to the most people recover within 4 to 7 days without
[00:03:08] treatment, even so, health authorities warn
[00:03:11] that some cases can worsen and require hospitalization, obviously
[00:03:15] that if we are talking about a child or
[00:03:18] an elderly person in which dehydration can
[00:03:22] cause a great problem, with them
[00:03:25] we worry. Like
[00:03:27] Department of Justice today targeted Chipotle, the Mexican food restaurants Khudova removed
[00:03:30] jalapeños from their menu as a preventive measure, both companies are
[00:03:33] supplied by Coast Citrus Distributors, a company based
[00:03:36] in California that distributes jalapeño peppers from
[00:03:40] Sinaloa, Mexico. And
[00:03:43] according to the Minnesota Department of Health, people affected by
[00:03:46] this outbreak reported eating at Chipotle between June 14
[00:03:50] and July 14, while the FDA is working to
[00:03:53] determine if the implicated jalapeños were also distributed to supermarkets
[00:03:57] and are being sold. And if people have them
[00:04:01] in their homes, simply do not consume them, that's
[00:04:04] right. Thank you very much Marlin for this information. The United States
[00:04:08] temporarily suspended the activities of its personnel in Michoacán after reporting
[00:04:12] that they were threatened, but this decision impacts one of the most important products
[00:04:15] for the U.S. market, we are talking about green gold or
[00:04:19] avocado. Local authorities ensure that they are seeking to
[00:04:22] reestablish inspections as soon as possible, and Alejandro Godina joins us from Mexico City with the details.
[00:04:26] Ale, good evening. Aranza, good evening, and it is important to
[00:04:30] know that the state of Michoacán, in the center west of our country, is the
[00:04:33] main producer of avocado in Mexico, and its
[00:04:36] main destination is the United States, but a temporary suspension of
[00:04:40] activities of U.S. personnel in that entity has paused the
[00:04:43] inspections necessary to export this fruit. The U.S. Embassy
[00:04:47] in Mexico reported that the measure began today, August 5,
[00:04:51] after a threat against its interests in that entity and
[00:04:54] stated that with this decision it only seeks to protect its personnel. The
[00:04:58] governor of the State of Michoacán reacted to this. Alfredo Ramírez Bedoya
[00:05:02] explained that the suspension mainly affects inspectors from the U.S. Department of
[00:05:05] Agriculture, who are in charge of verifying that the packaging
[00:05:09] complies with the protocols for exporting avocado. And he affirmed that he is in
[00:05:13] contact with the authorities of the American Union so that inspectors can
[00:05:16] return to work as soon as possible. These are preventive actions that
[00:05:20] the U.S. government takes to safeguard
[00:05:23] its employees, especially because these days,
[00:05:27] as you know, there have been very relevant,
[00:05:30] very important arrests. For their part, avocado growers warned about the impact that
[00:05:34] this suspension could have on their sector. This industry
[00:05:37] generates 200,000 jobs in Michoacán alone. The Association of
[00:05:41] Producer Packers. Exporters of Mexican Avocado, APEAM,
[00:05:44] reported that it will seek to meet with federal authorities in
[00:05:47] Mexico to find a solution and reduce the effects. And
[00:05:51] Aranza, this situation is not new, back in 2024, the United
[00:05:55] States had already applied this same measure and on that occasion,
[00:05:59] it had only lasted a few days.
[00:06:01] Aranza, Alejandro, we will follow this news closely, thank you
[00:06:05] for the report. Let's talk about immigration, arrests, and
[00:06:09] deportations during the Trump administration.
[00:06:12] Not only are they separating families and taking lives as we have reported,
[00:06:16] but they are also causing an increase in the prices of goods and services, which
[00:06:20] some are even calling the ICE tax, according to
[00:06:23] a study by the organization America's Voice. Javier Vega has the
[00:06:27] details: immigration operations not only affect
[00:06:31] migrant communities, they are
[00:06:34] the increase in prices in the country, this is the conclusion of a report by the
[00:06:38] organization America's Voice that calls to end what it calls the tax.
[00:06:43] With this report, we are showing that there is a cost in
[00:06:46] services, there is a cost in basic products
[00:06:50] also there is a cost for small businesses, the raids, says
[00:06:53] the study, hurt for months the economy of entire communities
[00:06:57] with 668,000 jobs lost in
[00:07:00] 2025 in cities where there were ICE operations,
[00:07:04] in the market, products that depend more on
[00:07:07] products were identified that rose above
[00:07:11] the inflation level. and that do not come from outside, that were grown in
[00:07:15] American fields where seven out of 10 workers
[00:07:19] are immigrants, among them lettuce with an increase of more than
[00:07:23] 30%, in addition to milk and fruits such as apples and
[00:07:26] citrus, it sometimes arrives late here for the same reason because there is not much
[00:07:30] labor as before well, Jesús has been selling
[00:07:33] fruits and vegetables in the capital for 25 years, we try
[00:07:37] to give the best prices we can, but it is difficult,
[00:07:41] it is difficult, that's why... Sometimes businesses are very slow right now. The
[00:07:45] fear of operations has also hit real estate, with
[00:07:48] construction permits down and fewer workers available.
[00:07:52] Cases have been found in which in the middle of construction, the staff has
[00:07:56] left in the middle of the project, they have had to deliver the product
[00:07:59] in December instead of January, I'm talking about months. Therefore,
[00:08:03] according to America's Voice, the cost of a new house has gone up about $100,000
[00:08:07] in the northeastern states of the country. ICE has not commented yet.
[00:08:10] The report, with a record high of 51 arrests in July, the
[00:08:14] situation could worsen and with
[00:08:18] wallet is also known. In Washington, Javier Vega,
[00:08:21] Telemundo news.
[00:08:23] And regarding the immigration issue,
[00:08:26] an investigation by the Associated Press Agency reveals that more than 50
[00:08:29] families of U.S. military personnel have been
[00:08:33] affected by the immigration policy of this second Trump
[00:08:36] administration. Ana Gilmara Vilches from noticiastelemundo.com
[00:08:40] has testimonies from two sergeants whose wives are
[00:08:44] detained, I love you very
[00:08:47] much, okay,
[00:08:50] very, very much, I am doing everything
[00:08:53] possible for you to get out realistically,
[00:08:56] for a month now, Sergeant Alexis Caramillo has been fighting a battle
[00:09:00] on several fronts, he fights for his wife Maisa to be released
[00:09:04] from a detention center while taking care of his son
[00:09:07] and fulfilling his military responsibilities at Ford Paul
[00:09:11] Louisiana. To be able to achieve it, he had to ask for an
[00:09:14] administrative leave from work, I can spend all day talking about
[00:09:18] how it has affected me, I don't, I don't, I can't be calm,
[00:09:21] unfortunately it's not just me, I have a 5-year-old child who
[00:09:25] needs his mother. After more than a decade in the army, he thought that
[00:09:29] marrying Maisa last year would protect her, but in
[00:09:32] early July, the 32-year-old Brazilian immigrant
[00:09:35] was detained at an immigration appointment.
[00:09:38] Although the Trump administration
[00:09:48] still attracts Latino recruits with the promise of immigration status
[00:09:52] for them and their families, more than
[00:09:54] 50 parents, mothers, and spouses of active military personnel and
[00:09:58] veterans have been arrested by ICE, according to the
[00:10:02] AP agency.
[00:10:04] Sergeant Edar Turcios saw
[00:10:07] his wife Christie Villafranca being detained when they were driving
[00:10:10] together in the car with their daughter. Since
[00:10:14] July 11, she has been held at Camp
[00:10:17] Eastmontana, a center on the same base where
[00:10:21] he serves in Texas, I can only see her for an hour through
[00:10:25] a window, there is no physical contact, you can't
[00:10:28] even hug because it's not
[00:10:32] allowed, I don't feel it's fair that by
[00:10:35] serving this country we are not given the
[00:10:38] opportunity to fix her status. DHS
[00:10:42] told Telemundo News that having a family member in the Armed Forces is not
[00:10:46] a free pass to violate laws. Regarding
[00:10:50] the wives of Jaramillo and Turcios, he assured that they will remain in
[00:10:53] ICE custody because they face previous deportation
[00:10:57] orders. When a soldier is worried because his wife or
[00:11:00] his husband can be detained, that
[00:11:03] worry does not stay at home, it reaches
[00:11:06] work, it reaches the mission of each military, and military families
[00:11:10] are part of the preparation and security of our nation. Military
[00:11:14] service should be recognized with
[00:11:17] dignity and justice and the opportunities that no
[00:11:20] military family should face separation for
[00:11:24] migratory reasons, and that unfortunately is what we are
[00:11:28] seeing. Other members of the armed forces told Telemundo News
[00:11:32] that they felt betrayed by the country they
[00:11:35] serve, family members demand that their
[00:11:37] sacrifice be valued. Very sad and unjust because
[00:11:41] he gives his life for it.
[00:11:44] Several of the military personnel we spoke with told us that
[00:11:48] they felt a deep pride in their military
[00:11:51] service. Although they said they felt somewhat
[00:11:55] pressured because in some cases they specifically
[00:11:58] confessed that they had joined the armed forces to be able
[00:12:02] to obtain regular immigration status for one of their loved
[00:12:06] ones.
[00:12:08] Anagilmara, it's really sad to hear these testimonies,
[00:12:12] thank you for the report. You can find it on our website at
[00:12:16] noticiastelemundo.com. The Border Patrol in El Paso, Texas
[00:12:19] issued an alert aimed at Uber, Lyft and
[00:12:22] other ride-sharing platform drivers about the risk of unknowingly being used by
[00:12:26] human trafficking networks. Authorities explained that some criminal
[00:12:30] groups would be requesting rides to transport migrants on behalf of
[00:12:34] third parties with the aim of avoiding being
[00:12:36] detected. Whether they do it consciously
[00:12:40] or unknowingly, accepting suspicious rides,
[00:12:44] they may face an investigation, their
[00:12:47] vehicle may be confiscated while the investigation
[00:12:50] is ongoing, they may also face
[00:12:54] charges while it is determined what level
[00:12:57] of involvement there was. Authorities recommend immediately canceling
[00:13:01] any suspicious trip, moving to a safe place,
[00:13:04] using the app's safety features to document the route
[00:13:08] and reporting the incident to the platform, but also to
[00:13:11] the authorities. In breaking news, the
[00:13:15] Veracruz Congress withdrew the constitutional immunity of the mayor of
[00:13:18] Istlahuacán del Sureste, Raúl González Martínez, who is
[00:13:21] also being investigated by the State Attorney General's Office for his
[00:13:25] presunta responsabilidad como autor intelectual de la privación de la libertad y
[00:13:29] murder of journalist Roxana Guzmán, here we report it,
[00:13:33] you are seeing video recorded by her
[00:13:36] taken from her home
[00:13:40] out that this mayor did not appear to testify
[00:13:43] proceso de desafuero, mientras que su defensa aseguró que simplemente no
[00:13:47] accuse him. The
[00:13:52] with formal accusations for serious crimes
[00:13:56] the alleged new leadership of the Jalisco New Generation cartel, among the five
[00:13:59] defendants is El Mencho's
[00:14:03] Valencia González, alias El Pelón, who is listed as the current
[00:14:06] leader of the group and for whom authorities are offering a reward of
[00:14:10] 25 million dollars, much higher than what
[00:14:14] they offered for El Mencho who was taken down in February
[00:14:17] there in
[00:14:18] Mexico.
[00:14:39] Adding the rewards announced today to others offered previously,
[00:14:43] the United States is now offering more than 100 million
[00:14:46] dollars for information that helps dismantle the Jalisco
[00:14:50] New Generation cartel, an organization designated as
[00:14:53] terrorist and foreign, also
[00:14:57] there in Mexico, influencer César Gastelu was murdered while doing a
[00:15:01] live broadcast outside a restaurant in Culiacán,
[00:15:04] here are the images, he was with two young people when they arrived on a
[00:15:07] motorcycle and we here stopped the moment of the
[00:15:10] impact because he was shot in the head.
[00:15:13] Castelum was 25 years old and had almost 700,000
[00:15:17] followers, when the war between Los Chapitos and La Malliza began in
[00:15:20] 2024, they threatened several content creators with death
[00:15:24] and... some of them have already been
[00:15:26] murdered.
[00:15:29] Tonight, blogger Perez Hilton, known for his content
[00:15:33] about celebrities, is already receiving treatment after an
[00:15:36] apparent mental crisis during which, according to police, he self-harmed
[00:15:40] during a TikTok broadcast. The blogger's family sent a
[00:15:44] statement thanking the love, support and prayers and confirmed that he is receiving
[00:15:48] necessary medical attention and that the family's focus is now on the
[00:15:52] well-being of Perez Hilton. Now listen to
[00:15:55] this incredible story: a man was arrested who
[00:15:58] had been harassing a woman in Florida, even
[00:16:01] stealing a teddy bear containing the ashes of her deceased
[00:16:05] son.
[00:16:09] There you have that teddy bear that was recovered, but I'll tell you,
[00:16:13] later this man threatened to burn the teddy bear if this woman continued
[00:16:17] to ignore him, she says that she met the man on a dating
[00:16:20] app and after a short time the man became too aggressive and controlling so she
[00:16:24] cut off contact, when the police detained the suspect, as
[00:16:28] you see, they found the teddy bear inside his
[00:16:31] car and returned it to its owner, in
[00:16:34] Columbus, a man who was standing next to his vehicle had to
[00:16:38] jump towards the barrier to
[00:16:41] car, it is impressive to see these images, it is a video released by
[00:16:45] el departamento de transporte de Ohaio que muestra que por ese carril de la
[00:16:48] vehicles were traveling on that lane of Interstate 670, one managed to change
[00:16:52] to make that maneuver, a person who
[00:16:55] was in the impacted vehicle was injured, and
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[00:17:02] dengue, what you need to know here when you
[00:17:05] return.
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[00:18:41] it was very subtle, when they did the
[00:18:44] tests, we were hospitalized for a
[00:18:47] while, the doctor arrived and confirmed
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[00:21:12] health authorities issued an alert due to the increase in diseases
[00:21:16] for example, California, Arizona and...
[00:21:20] lead the number of infections of the West Nile virus that throughout the country already
[00:21:24] total at least 144
[00:21:27] mosquitoes can abound in rivers, lakes and even in a pot with water
[00:21:31] spread dengue, that's why the
[00:21:35] CDC confirms four cases in Florida and one in
[00:21:38] Virginia, if you start having severe headache,
[00:21:41] if you have discomfort, body
[00:21:44] aches, eh, vomiting, diarrhea, those are symptoms that
[00:21:48] it is important to pick up the phone
[00:21:50] and talk to your doctor, so pay attention to the symptoms,
[00:21:54] now to minimize the risk of a bite, authorities recommend using
[00:21:57] repellent, wearing long sleeves
[00:22:01] home, and the tenants of the
[00:22:05] Tampa zoo receive
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[00:22:18] when in the morning it no longer feels like
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[00:22:32] strong, daddy, the protein
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[00:24:55] For the farewell, animals with pain and mobility problems at the
[00:24:58] Tampa Zoo in Florida receive acupuncture treatment as
[00:25:02] part of their medical care. This video was released by the zoo and
[00:25:06] shows a manatee, you will also see a black-bellied whistling duck
[00:25:10] while they receive these sessions of acupuncture. According to the
[00:25:13] Tampa Zoo, this technique is used as a
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[00:25:20] traditional, physiotherapy also other
[00:25:23] treatments, all when appropriate, so
[00:25:26] we have reached the end of this broadcast, but as always, thank you for joining us,
[00:25:30] have a very good night, but don't leave because we're going to leave you with the
[00:25:33] big hit, see you tomorrow.