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[00:00:32] It's Friday, July 7th, today on Noticias Telemundo,
[00:00:35] noon, I prefer to live without electricity than without
[00:00:38] water, water rationing begins in Puerto
[00:00:42] Rico, tens of thousands of residents are already facing scheduled cuts due to the
[00:00:46] drought hitting the island. ICE will equip
[00:00:49] its agents with body cameras, but there's a
[00:00:52] warning, the agency says it will only make footage public when
[00:00:55] it deems it to be in its best
[00:00:59] moms with their children sharing everything interest. born in this country have the right to be
[00:01:03] citizens. The debate surrounding birthright
[00:01:06] citizenship is back in the
[00:01:10] the social struggles, it is one of the arguments of most in need, which is one of spotlight. President Trump's executive orders seek to impose new restrictions after the
[00:01:14] Supreme Court determined that his previous attempts were
[00:01:18] unconstitutional.
[00:01:20] Triple crime across the border, an American is accused
[00:01:24] of fatally shooting his ex-wife's relatives. The 35-year-old
[00:01:28] man was caught attempting to enter the United
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[00:02:07] Happy Friday, as always, I am Nicole Suárez and I greet you with great
[00:02:10] pleasure. We begin today in Puerto Rico because today begins a strict
[00:02:14] water rationing
[00:02:16] in Mexico. That's what plan, due to the intense drought that Alcarraízo has, which is an important
[00:02:18] artificial
[00:02:21] water reservoir, at minimum reserve levels. This occurs amidst
[00:02:25] very high temperatures and power outages that continue to impact
[00:02:28] the island, and as was to be expected, people are not at all
[00:02:32] happy. I prefer to live without electricity than without
[00:02:35] water, because it's difficult, you can't wash, now when
[00:02:39] classes start, washing uniforms will be very
[00:02:43] difficult and things are complicated. What has that
[00:02:47] installation recreates the story of the film in odyssey of being without water been like? Well, it's been terrible because
[00:02:49] imagine, with water you cook, you bathe, you do all
[00:02:53] the chores in the house. If they start from the beginning
[00:02:57] with this water rationing.
[00:03:09] at 48-hour intervals without water, let's go with Cristina Curujo, she has
[00:03:13] the latest from the island, Cristina, good afternoon.
[00:03:17] Well, we remind you of the title, "No me Good afternoon Nicole,
[00:03:20] indeed, we are precisely on Loisa street, one of
[00:03:23] the streets that has been without drinking water service
[00:03:26] for more than 70 days.
[00:03:30] This business here, next to me, is demanding
[00:03:33] water. I was able to speak for a moment with the owner and he tells me that they have been
[00:03:37] without drinking water service for over 70 days
[00:03:41] and have to hire private services like this to
[00:03:45] provide them with water so they can then
[00:03:48] serve what is necessary in the
[00:03:51] restaurant. We heard today that Carraízo, this
[00:03:55] reservoir, is having very low levels. People are very
[00:03:58] frustrated because they have not been able to prepare for this rationing that
[00:04:02] began today. Let's hear what the head of the AAA had to say,
[00:04:05] We
[00:04:08] have been without water since July 31st in
[00:04:11] some sectors and since the first in others. We have been rationing since before
[00:04:15] these statements were made, and to have a director who cannot specify
[00:04:18] when the water will arrive is somewhat unacceptable to
[00:04:24] for life. Purina, a us. As you can hear, people are
[00:04:27] extremely frustrated. We are talking about an island that has been
[00:04:31] combating several situations at once. A
[00:04:34] rationing similar to this was seen more than 10 years ago and
[00:04:38] lasted several months, but we must also remember that it is an island that, in addition
[00:04:44] your creditors so you pay less than to suffering these intermittent drinking water services, also suffers from power outages, so the
[00:04:47] patience of many people here in Puerto
[00:04:49] be appreciated, I go Rico is already reaching its limit. It is a
[00:04:52] serious situation. Thank you, Cristina, from Puerto Rico with this
[00:04:55] report. ICE also announces that it will equip its agents with
[00:04:59] body cameras before September. However, they clarify
[00:05:03] that they have the power to decide which recordings are made public
[00:05:07] and which are not, all in the best interest of the agency,
[00:05:11] as the text states, let's go with Javier. He has all the information from
[00:05:14] Washington. What else do we know,
[00:05:15] Javier?
[00:05:19] Hello Nicole, good afternoon, well that's right, it is expected that
[00:05:22] by the end of September all ICE agents will have received their
[00:05:26] body cameras, which in theory would serve to provide
[00:05:29] certainty and transparency to the agency's operations,
[00:05:32] but not in all cases. From the outset, ICE's body
[00:05:36] camera policy is very clear. Agents are asked
[00:05:40] to turn them on during their daily activities, whether
[00:05:42] arrests, search warrants, or if they are responding to an
[00:05:46] emergency, but the recorded material is
[00:05:49] reserved. This, of course, raises doubts after
[00:05:52] recent episodes where ICE agents have been
[00:05:56] involved in violent incidents. The ICE
[00:05:59] policy that I have here in my hands is an official document or
[00:06:02] for official use, 20 pages long. What it says is that if these
[00:06:06] cameras record a death in custody or a
[00:06:10] serious injury at any time, the material would only be
[00:06:14] disclosed, and I quote, if it is in the agency's best
[00:06:17] interests. The document also makes it very clear that if
[00:06:21] any specific circumstance is found that justifies not
[00:06:25] disclosing it, the ICE director could order it not to be published
[00:06:28] or to be retained indefinitely. This,
[00:06:32] of course, generates criticism from activists and immigrant advocacy
[00:06:36] organizations, because the cameras could help clarify
[00:06:39] precisely those cases, the most delicate ones and those that do not
[00:06:42] necessarily benefit the image of the agency as its policy
[00:06:46] states. ICE says that half of its agents in the country
[00:06:50] have already received the cameras, that they are being trained and that the requirement will be that
[00:06:54] at least one member, one agent from each arrest team, will carry
[00:06:57] one so that everything that happens can be recorded. Nicole.
[00:07:01] Javier Vega, thank you very much, and also in the last few hours, President
[00:07:05] Trump signed two executive orders that seek to prohibit so-called
[00:07:08] birth tourism, as well as to restrict birthright
[00:07:12] citizenship. He claimed that birth tourism is based on
[00:07:16] deceptive advertisements and incentives to attract
[00:07:19] foreigners to give birth in the United States. As for the
[00:07:22] restrictions, they are focused on denying citizenship to children of people who are
[00:07:26] under the jurisdiction of another government or who have been classified as
[00:07:30] foreign enemies, but what does all this really mean?
[00:07:34] Let's now clarify the doubts surrounding these executive orders with
[00:07:38] Katia Quirós, migration analyst for Noticias del Mundo. Katia,
[00:07:41] always a pleasure to greet you, lawyer. How is it determined that someone
[00:07:45] resorted to this so-called birth tourism to have their child on
[00:07:49] US soil?
[00:07:51] Well, there's the million-dollar question, because if the
[00:07:55] person went and hired one of these illegal companies that helps
[00:07:59] with that, they can be accused. But how
[00:08:02] to know if the person simply
[00:08:06] came with the desire to do that, if the person
[00:08:09] came and had an emergency and therefore gave birth?
[00:08:12] This executive order is not
[00:08:15] specific and therefore should not be legal. Well, that's
[00:08:19] precisely it. We know that on June 30th, the
[00:08:23] Supreme Court said that Donald Trump's administration's efforts
[00:08:27] to end this birthright citizenship were unconstitutional.
[00:08:30] So what does this new measure
[00:08:33] really mean?
[00:08:37] Well, it means more than anything a
[00:08:41] political statement.
[00:08:43] The president wants to keep discussing this issue and is
[00:08:46] trying to stretch the law as far as he can, but in
[00:08:50] some things, like for example in trying to combat
[00:08:53] birth tourism in the United States, the person
[00:08:57] who does that can be punished. They can even face
[00:09:01] criminal charges, their visa can be revoked, they can be denied
[00:09:05] entry, but the children born here cannot have their citizenship
[00:09:09] taken away. Well, lawyer Katia Quirós, as always, thank you very much.
[00:09:12] Thank you. Let's go to
[00:09:15] Colombia because today Abelardo de la Espriella is sworn in as
[00:09:19] the 43rd president of that country in a historic
[00:09:23] ceremony that will be held outside of its capital, Bogotá.
[00:09:26] Espriella broke with a tradition of more than a century
[00:09:30] by choosing another city, in this case Cali, for his inauguration.
[00:09:34] He says it is to demonstrate the presence of the
[00:09:37] Colombian state throughout the country. The rise of de la
[00:09:41] Espriella to the presidency is the most recent case of the rightward
[00:09:45] shift being observed in Latin America. But let's go to the city
[00:09:49] of Cali where Juan Pablo López is. Juan Pablo, we know that
[00:09:52] security is something that was causing concern. How
[00:09:56] is the situation at this
[00:09:57] hour?
[00:10:00] Absolutely Nicole, good afternoon, there are more than
[00:10:03] 11,000 public force personnel here who are guarding the streets of Cali, they are
[00:10:07] also guarding the airport and they are very attentive to what is happening. For
[00:10:11] example, they have anti-drone systems because there were also
[00:10:14] threats from illegal armed groups
[00:10:17] that were threatening the inauguration of Abelardo de la Espriella. Let's remember
[00:10:21] this to explain what you said at the beginning. President
[00:10:25] Abelardo de la Espriella asked to be inaugurated in a city other than
[00:10:28] Bogotá, so that required the transfer of the
[00:10:31] entire Congress of the Republic, more than 200 congressmen, to another city.
[00:10:35] First, the proposal was Popayán, in Popayán the public order
[00:10:39] did not allow it and Congress also gave its negative and the closest
[00:10:42] to a capital was Cali, that's why we are here in this
[00:10:46] place. Cali is also an emblematic city because you will remember
[00:10:49] that 4 years ago the social outbreaks, as they were called at the time,
[00:10:53] also led to President Gustavo Petro's elections thanks
[00:10:56] also to those social manifestations. Well,
[00:10:59] Abelardo de la Espriella did not win the elections here in Cali, but he wanted to do
[00:11:03] something very emblematic with this city and that is to be inaugurated in this
[00:11:07] city. Some presidents have already arrived in this city,
[00:11:10] for example, the King of Spain, Felipe,
[00:11:14] arrived, for example, the President of Ecuador, Daniel Novoa, the President of Panama,
[00:11:17] José Raúl Mulino, and also the President of Chile, José
[00:11:21] Antonio Kast. Abelardo de la Espriella spoke last night in his last
[00:11:25] statement, he is already here in the city of Cali and said that he would govern
[00:11:28] for all, for all Colombians and even for those who are
[00:11:35] the opposition that has also said lately with President Abelardo de la
[00:11:39] Espriella. Here I am,
[00:11:43] thanks to the fervor of the Colombian people, to the
[00:11:46] blessing of God, precisely to
[00:11:49] do what is best for the most
[00:11:52] humble, the most unprotected, the most
[00:11:56] vulnerable. This will be a
[00:11:59] the regions solving
[00:12:02] problems.
[00:12:06] 3 in the afternoon will be the inauguration here at the arena of the Santiago de
[00:12:10] Cali University. At approximately 5 in the
[00:12:13] afternoon, Colombia will head to a battalion where he will also be sworn in with the
[00:12:17] military, with police, military of the country,
[00:12:20] it is the taking of the oath that will promise
[00:12:23] to defend security in the country. Nicole,
[00:12:25] Juan Pablo, thank you very much, we will have coverage here on Noticias
[00:12:28] Telemundo. We now change the subject and do so with a cross-border
[00:12:32] crime. A 35-year-old American citizen allegedly
[00:12:35] killed three members of his ex-wife's family
[00:12:41] the authorities of that country say. He was arrested on the Mexican side
[00:12:44] when he was trying to cross the border into Eagle Pass, Texas, with
[00:12:48] his son. Let's go now to Mexico with Isa Osorio, who
[00:12:52] has the details of this lamentable case. Isa, good
[00:12:55] afternoon.
[00:12:59] That's right, Nicole, good afternoon, a heinous crime has
[00:13:02] occurred in Saltillo, in the state of Coahuila. An
[00:13:06] American named Chad Everley, who was only
[00:13:09] 35 years old, killed his ex-wife's
[00:13:12] family. He already had a history of violence
[00:13:16] in Texas. Nicole, the story is as follows: Chad was
[00:13:19] married to Anaí and they lived in Texas in the United States. They
[00:13:23] divorced and... After, apparently due to domestic
[00:13:27] violence, they appeared before a judge in Texas, who
[00:13:30] determined that Chad could not approach the 3-year-old
[00:13:34] son of this couple. That's why
[00:13:38] Anaí, his ex-wife, decided to bring the
[00:13:40] little one to Mexico so that he could be with her family.
[00:13:44] Chad followed his ex-wife and killed
[00:13:47] her father, her mother, and one of her sisters.
[00:13:51] Anaí, his ex-wife, was left seriously injured.
[00:13:55] Then he took the 3-year-old and tried to return to the United
[00:13:58] States. However, the authorities managed to
[00:14:02] detain him on the Mexican side at the Piedras
[00:14:05] Negras border, which is the border with Eagle Pass in the United
[00:14:08] States. Of course, the community is very outraged and
[00:14:12] demands justice. Let's listen.
[00:14:16] Let justice be done because it's not right, he shouldn't
[00:14:20] have done so much, poor
[00:14:23] people.
[00:14:27] Nicole, Chadeverly is currently detained on the Mexican side,
[00:14:31] Anaí, his ex-wife, is in critical condition in a hospital in
[00:14:34] Coahuila, while the child has been placed in a state
[00:14:38] shelter. This terrible crime has moved this
[00:14:41] border area of Mexico and the United States, Nicole.
[00:14:45] A horror, thank you Isa Osorio, let's go now to
[00:14:49] Thailand, that country, well, it's shocked by a massacre in
[00:14:52] a school at the hands of a 14-year-old
[00:14:55] who had previously killed his grandparents. This happened on the
[00:14:58] outskirts of the capital Bangkok. We know that there are at
[00:15:02] least seven dead, 30 injured and nine are serious.
[00:15:05] Among the victims, there are students, also teachers. The hospitals have
[00:15:09] made an appeal because they need blood donors. The attacker
[00:15:13] took his own life. Well, the new school
[00:15:17] year also begins. When we return, we will give you some tips on how
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[00:20:03] This
[00:20:07] new school year, you should be aware of some
[00:20:11] changes in various programs. Let's look at one of those called
[00:20:15] Headstart, a federal program that offers preschool
[00:20:18] education and other services to children from low-income
[00:20:21] families. A proposed cut of about $2.5
[00:20:25] million could affect about
[00:20:28] 700,000 children. There are also changes for students with special
[00:20:32] needs. In some states, we know that a teacher could go from
[00:20:36] attending to 4 students to having up to 12, which generates
[00:20:40] concern about the quality of care. There is also the
[00:20:43] issue of school meals. More than 1.5 million children would have
[00:20:47] lost food assistance after the approval
[00:20:50] of that law known as the "one big beautiful bill." But what does
[00:20:54] this mean for your pocket? Well, a family with two school-aged
[00:20:57] children could end up spending more than
[00:21:00] $2,200
[00:21:02] additionally per year. A big impact, and well, the return to school
[00:21:06] means a greater
[00:21:10] the family routine that often also generates stress. Here
[00:21:14] is Miriam Arias with some tips. Nicole, there are so many
[00:21:17] things that change in such a short time. I think we can all
[00:21:20] identify with these videos that are flooding social media,
[00:21:24] the back-to-school videos with parents planning,
[00:21:27] documenting, everything they are finding and the requests their
[00:21:30] children make. As we said, a time that excites, a
[00:21:34] new stage, but also one that stresses a
[00:21:36] little. Pencils, backpacks, notebooks,
[00:21:40] clothes and even electronics, back-to-school shopping is
[00:21:44] underway. It's a back to school. On TikTok, thousands of videos of
[00:21:49] they have found and the best offers under the hashtag
[00:21:52] #backtoschool is the beginning of a stage for children that
[00:21:56] fills parents with excitement, but that also brings a long list of
[00:21:59] expenses and tasks. More than 77% say that this
[00:22:03] season makes daily life feel more hectic and
[00:22:06] unpredictable. The main challenges are coordinating their
[00:22:10] schedules and the children's new activities, the increase in prices
[00:22:13] for materials and planning and preparing
[00:22:17] meals during the week. In the school year, parents spend more than
[00:22:20] 400 hours between going to the market, cooking and preparing
[00:22:23] daily lunches for dinner and more than 100 hours in the car taking
[00:22:27] children to school. Having agreements with the family on how we are going
[00:22:31] to function, especially in the mornings, which is so difficult. Another important
[00:22:35] thing is that both mothers and fathers have their moments
[00:22:38] of dedication for themselves,
[00:22:42] taking advantage of the fact that the children are back at school, taking one or two hours
[00:22:45] to reconnect, to have
[00:22:49] listening to music. Another challenge that back to school brings is readjusting the
[00:22:53] summer routine, especially bedtime. Sleep is
[00:22:56] so important not only for the child's growth and
[00:23:00] development, but also for concentration, memory,
[00:23:03] and learning. We all need structure, we as parents also
[00:23:07] need to get used to it again. Sleeping, planning and
[00:23:10] finding a balance between responsibilities and activities that
[00:23:13] help us disconnect makes the transition feel a little less
[00:23:17] overwhelming.
[00:23:22] So organization brings a little more calm, that's what the
[00:23:25] experts say, but of course, it's always difficult, there are so many things Nicole
[00:23:29] that accumulate day by day, so well, what we can do is
[00:23:32] plan as best as possible, breathe a little and
[00:23:35] enjoy all those moments also with the children and watch world
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[00:23:53] makes us fall even more in love with Mexico with a commercial for a
[00:23:56] drink, we'll be
[00:23:57] right back.
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[00:28:03] New season of Top Chef VIP, 20
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[00:28:36] Look what's happening inside a billboard on Sunset
[00:28:39] Boulevard in Los Angeles. Since this Thursday, an artist has been living inside
[00:28:43] as part of the promotion for the new
[00:28:46] Netflix movie, The Last House. The
[00:28:50] which a family is trapped in their house without
[00:28:53] being able to leave. He interacts with people who pass by while
[00:28:57] performing daily activities inside the
[00:28:59] space. Let's also talk about music because Karol G offers
[00:29:03] her new album on various platforms starting today. Let's hear
[00:29:07] one of those new
[00:29:08] songs.
[00:29:19] arrepiento de sentir tanto" (I don't regret feeling so much). This is the sixth production from La Bichota
[00:29:23] which she is releasing in the middle of a tour. In fact, she has already sung some of the
[00:29:27] songs on her Tropy Tour, traveling around the world. This time, Karol G
[00:29:30] brings us 14 songs, featuring several collaborations such as
[00:29:34] Drake, Bruno Mars, and Greg González. And
[00:29:38] Luis Miguel, that face of the Coca-Cola campaign to celebrate 100 years
[00:29:42] in the beverage market in
[00:29:44] Mexico. My place in the
[00:29:47] world,
[00:29:49] is that this country has something that tastes different, as if it had a
[00:29:53] formula.
[00:29:56] With a production full of color, diverse scenes of the country and its
[00:29:59] people, El Sol assures that Mexico and... relaxed,
[00:30:03] happy, and
[00:30:04] proudly
[00:30:11] speaking of its people and, of course, its
[00:30:14] country. Mexico. And with that, we say goodbye today, Friday. Have a
[00:30:18] beautiful weekend.
[00:30:32] recover custody of her grandson, we will share what it is about and why she continues fighting against
[00:30:36] Imelda Tuñón, and a huge chaos breaks out with Rosalía in Buenos
[00:30:40] Aires, after having offended some Argentinians.
[00:30:43] Here we show you how she was dismissed,
[00:30:47] even though many people don't see it and it hurts that it can't
[00:30:52] to bed and say I can't do
[00:30:55] more, and Karol G makes strong revelations in a podcast.